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The herald., 1897-04-18
ORANGE COUNTY

from Los Angeles Thursday, from the
/ free labor bureau, and all found work
| in the beet fields the next morning
The growth of beets has been some
thing phenomenal for the last few days
and it keeps the farmers hustling to thin
fast enough, especially as under the
favoring conditions it only takes about
five days for the seed to come up after
planting.
Timothy CaSroll's purported offer of
100000 for his dumping device seems to
have had a stimulating effect on the in
ventive genius of the community, and
the crop of new inventions in that line
seems to be second only to the crop of
beets. Meantime Carroll chuckles as
he carries his little wagon and box of
spuds around under his arm and thinks
how he has got ahead of them all with
his patent.
With the factory telephone in, giving
communication between the different
departments and the depot, the only lack
in facilities for communication would
seem to be an extension of the line to the
city of Los Angeles. With gap of only
seven miles to be filled in, this ought not
to be long delayed.
After going down to the depth of $40
feet, the first of the series of wells for
factory supply has been capped and
work begun on the next one.
Work has commenced on the eighty
ton scale the railroad company is put
ting in at the factory.
The new drug store building, also the
bakery building, are nearing completion.
Work will soon begin on the foundation
of the new parsonage to be occupied by
the family Of Rev. D. D. Hill, now stop
ping at Long Beach.
Mr.. H. p. Dyer will remove his family
here from Los Angeles next week and
they will occupy the house of F. ]. Cap
itain.
Miss Effle Badgley spent the last week
in Los Angeles visiting friends. Mrs.
J. A. Shields and Mre. J. H. Rinshed of
Los Angeles are the guests of Mrs. ]. H.
Badgley. Mr.. Will I. Badgley has Just
returned from a visit to his brother at
Tacna, Ariz., the town nearest the re-
Gently discovered gold fields of marvel
Gus wealth.
Mrs. A. o. Clement will spend Fiesta
week visiting Los Angeles friends.
The herald., 1897-04-18
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, April 17.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The Hall Safe and Lock
company has applied to the superior
court for a writ of mandate compelling
the board of supervisors to take action
upon its claim of $40S7 gainst Orange
county. This amount representes the
balance due on bills of $62S7 for mate
rial supplied to Hulteen & Bergstrom,
by whom an assignment was made to
the lock company. stipulating that the
amount should be paid over by the su-
pervisors out of the payments remaining
due them on the county Jail contract.
AS there are on file similar assignments
or demands, which exceed the balance
due Hulteen & Bergstrom, the superyis-
ors have seen fit to postpone action, be-
lieving that the necessary loss should
be borne pro rata by those holding as
signments. And now the Hall Safe and
Lock company applies for an alternative
writ, compelling the supervisors either
to allow or reject the demand. The un-
paid claims include a considerable sum
for labor performed on the jail.
Ernest Ward called at the sheriff's
office this morning and reported that
while he was asleep last night bur-
glar entered his room and stole $55 from
him. Ward, with EDmer Dolley and
Harvey Moore, occupied a room in Gar
ners barn on Third street. and before
going to bed hung his pantaloons near
his head. When he awoke this morning
the pantaloons, with the pockets empty,
were found in corral back of the barn.
Another pair Of pants. belonging to
Dolley, were found in the corral, where
they had been thrown by the burglar.
The case of E N. West, accused of
horse stealing, was on trial before
Judge Huntington all afternoon.
The city trustees held a session behind
closed doors last night, the object of the
meeting being, presumably, to outline
program for the open meeting Monday
night, when the much-suoght for posi-
tions on the night patrol will be filled.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Thomas. Misses
Carolyn Williams, Dollie Sanborn, EN-
ma Bartlett and Meesrs. Jack Porter,
Burt Olstot and Ed Lee composed
party which left this evening for Laguna
beach to spend Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bennett of Elsinore
are visiting Mrs. Benefits parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Goff of this city,.
4hAc AhOt INNS Tic AL III the street CAT
line which was omitted in front of s.
Hills property on East Fourth street,
on account Of his refusal to pave the
track. was placed in position and cars
will be run to the depots next Monday.
Santa Ana now has continuous line of
street railway three and one-half miles
in length, connecting her with the town
Of Orange and with both railway depots
Judge Nathan Baker, 80 years of age
and one Of the first old settlers in this
section, is dangerously Ill with progress
sive paralysis. The physicians have
given up all hope of his recovery.
William Carmichael, arrested some
weeks ago on charge of forgery and
subsequently released on bonds, was
lodged in the county jail today to await
his trial In the superior court. Car
michael was locked up at the instance
Of his houdsmen.
The herald., 1897-04-18
COTTON

COTTON, April 17.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Col. J. W. Roberts, presi-
dent Of the First National bank of Col
ton, was thrown out of his buggy and
bruised about the head.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Baldwin, who were
married last week, were given party at
their home on the Terrace Monday night.
Monday evening a tallyho party Of
San Bernardino school teachers came
over to Cotton and serenaded several
parties.
Grand Chancellor C. F. McGlashan ar
rived Wednesday night. He was met
by committee of the Knights of Py-
ttias and escorted to Society hall, where
a reception was held. He was subse-
quently entertained by the Rathbone
Sisters.
Mrs. Esterbrook Of Washington state,
who has been spending the winter, has
recovered from sickness and left this
week for Los Angeles to take In the FL
esta.
The Y. M. c. A. basket ball team Of
this city was defeated again Saturday
by the Riversiders, by score of 8 to2.
w. w. Wilcox, the hardware mer-
chant, has been confined to his home
this week with the quinsy.
Hon. Byron Waters, an attorney Of
the Southern Pacific company, formerly
resident Of this county, was visitor
yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Henderson, formerly pastor
of the Cotton Presbyterian church, but
now of Coronado, was a visitor this
week. He was elected moderator of the
ipresbytery which was in session this
week at Arlington,
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ORANGE 4.

ORANGE, April 17.-(Regular Corres-
pondence) Orange shipments for the
week ending today have been twelve
carloads Of oranges to the east and two
to San Francisco; also, two carloads of
cabbages. east. and 1S0 cases of eggs to
Los Angeles. George H. Bryan has
shipped two carloads of lemons. A
large proportion of the egg product of
this section goes to Los Angeles by
team.
Mrs. F. N. Baker of Escondido is
spending few days with Mrs. e. j.
Shaffer Of Orange. preparatory to at
tending the Fiesta.
Mr.. Hiram Hamilton is today circu-
lating petition to the board of super.
visors asking them to appoint board
of horticultural commissioners for this
county. in accordance with an act passed
by the senate and assembly Of this state
March 81. 1897"
w. G, Burdock has traded Seattle
property for q ranch at Orange and has
taken possession. G. A. McBain was
the former owner.
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SOUTH CALIFORNIA SPECIALS
CONTINUED

ferent houses of worship are today being
specially decorated with lilies and ever
greens for the occasion.
G. Densmore, late of Azusa. has OPEN
ed jewelry store here, in c. H. Locks
store.
Will Matthewson has gone to visalia.
where he has obtained a position with
the water company.
A number of young ladies have formed
a club and have called 1t the B. M. Social
club. Some of the young men are in a
quandary to know whether B. M. means
beautiful maidens. bachelor maids,
bound to marry or brides for men. They
are certain, however, that 1t is not an
ancient" order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Dear of Escon-
dido are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Win
ston.
Phillip Zorn of Gibsonburg. O., is in
Monrovia on visit to the family Of Rev.
w. F. Seeger.
Ladies are agitating for an anti-spit-
ting ordinance.
The herald., 1897-04-18

Love as Father from Redemption !;
Miller's Wooing. by Eaton Tanning;
the Hallelujah Chorus, by Handel. by
full chorus, and also sextet from Lucia
di Lammermoor; Hanscom's Lullaby
for contralto, with violin obligato and
accompanied by male quartet, and Dud-
ley Bucks setting of Annie Laurie, for
female voices. The orchestra will con-
sist of: First violins, ]. E. Hoy and Miss
Flora Scarritt; second violins, A. H.
Bibber and William Walmsley; viola,
]. A. Wuest; clarinet, Hermann Helm;
cornets, w. Frank Harris and w. S.
Derby; trombone. Robert Gray.
On next Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday special Santa Fe trains will leave
Orange for Los Angeles at 6:07 p. m.
and returning will leave Los Angeles
on Thursday and Friday at 10:30 and
Saturday at II d. m.
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SOLDIERS HOME

SOLDIERS HOME, April 17.-(Regu-
lar Correspondence The crop prospects
OF the home farm are excellent. Having
commenced on the 18th and the crop will
be large and first-class one. One field
of thirty acres will yield three tons to the
acre and In addition there are $50 acres
which 1t is estimated will give one and
a half tons to the acre. There are also
nifty acres In barley which presents a
hrst-class appearance. The prospects
for fruit are excellent the buds being
thick on the apple, peach, fig and pear
trees. Seventy-five boxes of lemons
have been gathered already and there
is an equal amount on the trees. vege-
tables for table use are abundant. No
vegetables have been bought for the use
OF the home for the past three years, ali
having been raised on the home grounds
Local Manager Adjutant- General Bar
rett was visitor to the home on the 14th
and 18th on a tour of inspection and to
be present at the opening of the bids for
the new assembly hall. The bids were
opened on the 18th. One only, that OF
c. A. Conant & Co. Of Los Angeles was
within the prescribed limit of $4,000. The
contract was not finally awarded.
though the firms check was returned
and there is no doubt but that they will
eventually get the contract It is the
intention Of the governor and authorizes
to endeavor to get another $1,000 added
to the appropriation for the purpose of
adding heating apparatus and dressing
rooms to the new building to make it
complete.
There will be no want Of religious SER
vices In the assembly hall on Easter
sunday. In the morning at 1880 Rev.
Father Rooney will hold mass for the
Catholic members. At 10 am. the Rev.
Or. Woods will preach. At 1:l5 pm.
there Will be Bible class and at $3.50 D.
m. there Will be praise song services.
The herald., 1897-04-18

Miss Henry Lewis of Los Angeles is
visiting Miss Ollie Ensign of Orange.
AS the eastern market is improving,
the Orange County Fruit exchange will
resume orange shipments this week.
1t has about thirty-one cars to send
forward.
Mrs. Mary Mosher of Los Angeles
came down Thursday to visit the family
of George H. Bryan and look after
property interests in Orange.
The demand for irrigation water con-
tinues. The company has three zan-
jeros employed in cleaning the bitches,
and hopes to catch up with the appli-
cations for water some time during the
coming week.
On Monday evening the Orange Cho-
raj society will give a second concert.
The program will include Hail Bright
Abode, from Tannhauser; From Thy
The herald., 1897-04-18
SAN BERNHRDINO COUNTY
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARDINO, April 17.-(Reg-
ular Correspondence The fire depart
ment was called out last night at 10
o'clock to the Santa Fe depot to extin-
guish blaze in couple of box cars, one
loaded with coal and the other empty.
The fire is thought to have been of incen-
diary origin.
Speculation is now being made as to
who will be chief deputy of Marshal
Reeves. 1t has dwindled down to two
men, I. H. Curtis and w. A. Boren, the
latter Populist with the chances in his
favor. Those who claim to be on to the
combination say that three of the police
will be Louis Slater. Jno. Currant and
J. A. HENDERSON. Tuesday night will tel,
the tale.
|. The Webster Debating society held a
big meeting last night, discussing the
subject, Resolved, that the United
States should conclude an arbitration
treaty with England" -
William Robinson of Oro Grande Is
in the city for few days on business.
Mrs. M. A. Davis, well known in this
city, has removed to Pasadena.
Easter Sunday will be celebrated in
all the churches tomorrow with very i'm
pressive ceremonies.
The park grand stand has been COM
pleted and will be used for the big game
Sunday between San Bernardino and
the Pomona team.
The Englishmen of this city have a
movement on. foot to organize a lodge of
the Sons Of st. George.
The. Athletic club had it's first nights
work last evening. under the instruction
of Byron Van Leuven.
The herald., 1897-04-18

DO you spit up yellow matter"
rs your cough short and hacking%'
do you spit up little cheesy lumps?"
Have you disgust for fatty foods?"
SIS there tickling behind the palate?"
do you feel you are growing weaker?'
rs there a burning pain In thethroat?'
"Have you pain behind the breastbone?"
do you cough worse night and morning.
DO you have to sit up at night to ge'
breath?"
CATARRH OF KIDNEYS.
"Is your skin pale and dry?'
SIS your hair getting gray?"
HAS the skin a waxy look?"
"Is the hair dry and brittle?"
'Is the skin dry and harsh?"
do the legs feel too heavy?"
"Is there nausea after eating?'
"Do the joints pain and ache?'
"Are they cold and clammy?"
"Is the urine dark and cloudy?"
Are the eyes dull and staring?"
SIS there pain in small of back?"
do your hands and feet swell?"
Have you pain In top of the head?"
s.Has the r~~-~ra~~tie.4 a t,erya od Or e's
is there puffiness under the eyes?"
us there bad taste in the MOUTH"
The herald., 1897-04-18
SIN DIEGO COUNTY

York came up from Coronado Monday
and are visiting with the latter's brother
r. T. Irwin.
DR.. w. v. Nichols was called to En-
cinitas by telegram Thursday evening,
to treat Eugene Kincaide. who had been
seriously injured by jumping from the
train while it was still in motion. He
was considerably bruised about the
neck and shoulders and suffered severe
concussion Of the brain. 1t is thought
he will recover.
Jose Guajilis, the Indian arrested at
Santa Ana last week and brought here
on charge of cattle stealing, was ar
raigned before Justice Kurtz Friday and
in default of 5000 bond was sent to San
Diego to await his preliminary hearing.
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rs there a desire to get up at night?"
Are there dark rings around the eyes"
eyes?"
Have you chilly feelings down the
back?"
DO you see unpleasant things while
asleep?" -.
4CATARRH OF HEAD AND THROAT.
"Is the voice husky?"
do you spit up slime?"
do you ache-all overY
do you snore at night?
''Is your nose stopped up?"
Does your nose dischargeT
"Does your nose bleed easilyT
rs this worse toward night?'
Does the nose itch and burn?"
rs there pain In front Of head?"
''Is there pain across the eyes?''
us there tickling in the throat?"
"Do you blow out scabs at night?"
''Is your sense of smell leaving?"
do you hawk to clear the throat?"
rs the thoat dry in the morpinR ?"
Are you losing your sense OF taste?"
DO you sleep with your mouth open?"
Does your nose stop up toward night?"
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took place on Thursday at the whittier
cemetery, the services at the grave being
In charge of the Masonic order, of which
diseased was a member.
A burgalr effected an entrance into DR..
6runson's residence last Sunday night
ana although he was in his stocking feet
mis- movements woke one of the children
who commenced to scream. whereupon
the burglar made his escape. He se-
cured nothing.
Oscar Blythe left on Tuesday for a
visit to his old home in Kentucky. He
was accompanied by his cousin, Miss
Una Harding. and Mise Sallie Howard
The herald., 1897-04-18
oCEANsIDE

Z OCEANSIDE, April 17.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Will H. Keith and wife,
who removed to Los Angeles from this
place the first Of the year, visited rela-
tives and friends during the past week.
+ Mrs. Linn Hull of Moosa, who came to
visit her mother and sister the first OF
the week, has been too Ill to return to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. johnson Of Fresno
are visiting relatives at this place..
The injunction suit brought by I.
Isaac Irwin against the city trustees
will come up for hearing before Judge
Hughes next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Smith Of New
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CLEARWATER

CLEARWATER, April 17-(special
Correspondence.) The central interest
cl the town Is the creamery. It is In
the most perfect running order. The
Quantity OF milk has increased 300 per
cent over that Of even quite recent
date.
the literary people held jubilation
ana love feast Wednesday evening, The
especial feature waa re5oiclne>oyer the
extinction Of IT, debt. There was 4
very interesting order Of exercises. In
sic.
The herald., 1897-04-18
DowNEx

DOWNEY, April 17.-(Regular Corre-
spondenceJ The railroad company has
announced two special night trains for
Thursday and Saturday nights, during
the Fiesta.
F. G. Tuthill, who lives two miles
above town on the Rivera road. was
found dead In his yard on Sunday last.
Mr.. Tuthili had gone to his barn for ths
purpose OF hitching horse and was
found later lying on the ground. death
having been caused by heart disease.
Rev. J. Clay died on Tuesday after an
Illness OF several years, during which
time he was great sufferer. Interment
The herald., 1897-04-18
A Stone Splinter In His Back

Micheal j., a quarry man of Santa Mon
lea, was blasting rock in a quarry near this
city when a charge of giant powder ex-
ploded before the expected time and in
jured several of the workmen. Mr.. j. was
thrown down on his face, and several
pieces Of sharp rock tore through his cloth
ing and made several ugly wounds In his
back. He was attended by a surgeon and
the wounds cleaned and sewed up. One large
wound near the right shoulder blade be-
came fnfiamed. burst the stitches and dis
charged matter freely. Alarmed at his
condition, he Immediately consulted the
English and German Expert Specialists
in the Byrne building. and on examination
these skilfful specialists decided that a.
splinter OF stone was stid at the bottom of
the wound. The TX Rays were used to
make sure. and the rock splinter was dis
tinctly seen lying just under the edge of
the shoulder blade. The wound was open-
ed up. the next day, and the splinter on re-
moval was found to measure one by one
and one-half inches. and weighed 2ls
grains.
1t was lucky for Mr.. that he came to
the English and German Expert Specials
lists, for few weeks more would have re-
suited In an opening into the lung and all
Its dangers. The wound healed rapidIN
after the operation and Michael went back
to work In two weeks, pledging eterna,
gratitude to the English and German Ex-
pert Gtali5ts eX eXHArS he oairs ''"''-- o ~
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THE ONLY THING
FOR SUFFERERS
IL 70 Read These Symptoms
Carefully

Carefully
And mark each symptom that applies to
their case and send them or bring them to
the English and German Expert Special
lists and have true diagnosis of their trou-
bles. Then cure Is sure and speedy.
CATARRH OF BRONCHIAL TUBES.
"Have you a cough?"
Are you losing iesh?"
"Do you cough at night?'
"Have you pain in side?"
do you take cold easily?"
SIS your appetite variable?'
"Have you stitches in side?"
DO you cough until you gag?"
do you raise frothy materials"
.PS ySS ya sSas sSSaagh ri IN lss gosqaEo aotlHs IN lhsa
Are you low spirited at times?'
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Now is the T'i1nm@

Natures effort
n
of
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: Los AIAx1gos

Los ALAM1Tos. April 17.-Regular
Correspondenoe.) Fifty men came down
The herald., 1897-04-18
A Perambulatimg Tumor

tell what he thinks Of the English and Ge
man Expert Specialists.
The herald., 1897-04-18
THE GRAND AWAKENING


Group Surgical Operation. Superior English
German Expert Specialists in the Byrne Building
The herald., 1897-04-18

A Perambulating Tun10r
Mrs. w. H.. a prominent society lady of
this city, had a small growth appear above
| the left shoulder blade nearly twenty years
ago. There was no pain or Inconvenience
experienced at this time. and the growth
was not treated. Year after year It be-
came larger and kept dropping lower down
the back. 1t was classified as fatty tu-
NOR. and its. weight gradually carried IT
About month ago Mrs. II. consulted
the English and German Expert Special
lists to see what could be done, as the size
and weight of the tumor became alarming
as we'll as inconvenient. On examination
a large tumor was found just above the
left hip as big as a childrs head. An opera
ton was advised, ana two days later a tu-
NOR weighing three pounds xas SUCCESSFUL,
ly removed. -
Mrs, II. is now enjoying the best of health
and telling her friends how grateful she is
to the English and German Expert Special
lists.
Curing Club Foot
Little Willie J. was bcSn with a left club
foot. His parents took him to many sur
geons In the east, and braces of all kinds
were advised and tried but it was found
that when the braces were removed, WIZ
lies foot went back to the old position.
When the parents of this little cripple came
to California, they had about given up ali
hopes of ever making Willie's foot straight.
Fortunately they met another little fellow
who had been cured of spinal curvature by
the English and German Expert Specialists
and they decided to consult these great
specialists. On examination 1t was found
that an operation was necessary to cure
this deformty, and the parents gladly
agreed to this.
The operations was highly successful
and Willie's foot is now straight, and as
strong as the other one. This operation
required much skill and reflects great
credit upon the English and German Ex-
pert Specialists.