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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-22
Matrimonial Items

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
MAUD says she would be willing to
marry If the proper man came along"
"And guess he would not have to be
any too proper, at that"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-22

Kenny's beautiful Xmas Picture given
away Saturday, December "a.
C. d. KENNY
12-22-23-A. PA N. goth st.
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Bears the 4, The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a %1NzzzZa

If you wish to see an earnest Christmas
trade and a rushing rush, go to Chalifoux
& Co.'S. Go early in the morning to do
your trading If you wish especial attention.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-22

A few unredeemed dia-
monds, earrings. rings and
shirt studs at a bargain; no
reasonable offer refused.
E. Lowinsohn,
2O1O First Avenue.
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! ss cs's Pick leaf" Smoking ns' Tobacco
Is the best for Ppe and handmade Gig
arctic smoking. Rich ripe, mellow, fra
grant Beats the world. Try 1t.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-22
CURE CoLpIN DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If 1t fails to
cure. &c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on
each tablet. 9-1-Sm
The herald., 1898-04-10
FOREST RESERVE OPEN
Official Notice That Sheep and Cattle
Can Go In

SAN BERNARDINO, April 9.-The or
der has been promulgated at last that
allows the sheep men to again pollute the
mountain streams, destroy the mountain
grass and shrubbery and lay waste the
watershed. OF course the claim is only
to pass over the reserves 7'going some
where" but that is what they always
did. The owners refused to pay taxes,
because they were simply "crossing" the
reserve, but as the life of the oldest
sheep is not sufficient to get across the
reserve, they can always be going and
never get there. It is an outrage on the
people, doubtless, but it is one they must
submit to. unless they take the law in
their own hands. The following circular
has been furnished the press: "Please
state that the latest instructions from
Washington to the forest agents author
ICES them'to allow sheep to pass over the
reserves to leased lands ongy, and under
regulations such as will minimize, as far
as possible, the damage done. In ac-
cordance with this, In San Bernardino
reserve, any use by sheep herders of
other than the shortest feasible routes
and any needless delay in reaching the
leased lands and any ranging outside of
such lands when reached are forbidden,
and will be dealt with as respass.-Chas.
Is. Newhall, assistant special forest
|agent."
Prosecuting a sheep herder for "tres-
pass" Is decidedly rich and tenderfoot
idea.
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three carloads having been shipped this
week from Fullerton

tIlIcc CdIlOduS HdNlIlR DeeH SHlDpeu tUlS
week from Fullerton.
Stern & Goodman shipped the largest
carload Of walnuts this week ever sent
out of Fullerton. The car contained 30,
QUO pounds of nuts, or 238 sacks.
The Placentia and Fullerton Farmers
club has been invited to meet with the
Anaheim Farmers club at Brookhurst
on the afternoon of April 25th.
The /. o. O. +. will give an open meet
Ing here Tuesday evening.
p. A. Schumacher returned this week
from Alaska, He went as far north as
Copper River City, where he landed his
party. They will go to the Klonidke by
the way of Chilcoot pass. Mr.. Schu-
macher says he would not advise any
one to leave for the Klondike at the
present time.
The Fullerton Walnut Growers asso-
citation has changed the time of holding
it's annual meeting from the first Mon
day in June to the last Monday in April.
Todays Fullerton Tribune says:
"While the north bound San Diego train
was crossing the long bridge between
Anaheim and Orange yesterday morning
somebody fired q sho6 through the Win
dow Of the mail car. Postal Clerk Al
Ulm of Santa Ana was in charge Of the
mail car at the time, but escaped in
Jury.
DR.. r. W. Brunson of Santa Fe Springs
has bought lots 81 to "a, inclusive, in
block IA of the townsite of Fullerton, and
will begin the erection Of a building
thereon at once.
Mrs. Tonzier, state organizer of the
w. c. Il. IT,, will give a free lecture here
on the evening of April 18th.
Miss Adrian Dowell of Santa Ana
called on friends here this afternoon.
The herald., 1898-04-10
WANTED TO Be CLEAN
JOHN ETTWEIN PLUNGED INTO
ECHO PARK LAKE
He WAS RELIGI0USLY INSANE
The Body Was Recovered Yesterday
Afternoon-Went in Search Of
the Rock of Ages

Driven insane with the thought that he
was spiritually unclean, John Owen Eft
vein plunged into Echo park lake some
time Friday night and was drowned. The
death of the young man was a great shock
to his widowed mother and friends, as they
had no idea that his dementia would re-
suit so fatally.
Ettweln evidently went insane on the
subject of religion. lie had recently come
to this city from the country, where he had
been employed on fruit ranch, and for
some weeks past had resided at 4S4 North
Alvarado street with his mother for the
purpose of settling up some business con-
nected with the estate of o sister who died
two months ago. His mother is old and
naturally would not be so apt to notice
anything strange in his actions as would
an outsider. Some time this week he
visited a female phrenologist on Main
street, and she examined him, and during
the "seance" told him that he was un-
clean in some way. In rambling state
ment that he wrote about the affair he
The herald., 1898-04-10
THE RIVERSIDE ELECTION
Prohibition IS the Question Of the
Hour-Water Rates

AAOA4 w UlO4 ANNtOo
RIVERSIDE, April 9.--Next Monday
| the city election will take place in this
city. There are three trustees to elect,
as we'll as marshal, clerk and treas
| urer. AS the day draws near the inter-
est shown by voters increases, and the
election promises to be one of the liveli-
est ever held here. Owing to>the fact
that the question of prohibition or high
| license is to be left to separate vote
and the trustees elected are pledged to
carry out the wishes of the electors as
expressed by such vote, the radical pro-
hibitionists are not paying any attention
| to who are elected trustees, but are, on
the contrary, devoting all their ener-
gies to- carrying prohibition at the polls.
They have brought Rev. E. ". Chapman, l.,
the well-known Oakland divine, here to
| conduct a series Of meetings in their
cause, and house-to-house and man.
| to-man canvass is being made by the
women of the w. C. T. u, as we'll as
| the churches. With those not so deeply
| interested in prohibition the main ques-
tion is reduction Of water rates, and
| a red-hot campaign - being made along
this line by the advocates Of q reduction
in the interest of the Non-partisan tick
| ct for trustees, who are pledged to re-
duction from the present rate ofn5 cents
an inch to 10 cents. At this writing it
would be impossible to say which side
will win. a
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women-tender sweethearts, loving wives
and mothers-also have been sent to eter-
nifty at a period when life seemed most de-
srable, when friends and relatives were
unprepared to lose them. Today an untold
number of others are in an equally dam
gerouS condition.
Millions of dollars have been spent: years
of worry, sorrow, suffering and pain have
been endured; foreign lands have been WIS.,
ited-all of no avail. But now there is a
remedy that cures. It is within the reach
of all who will avail themselves of the dis
coveries made by the English and German
Expert Specialists five years ago.
If you have chronic or other ailment
or weakness, or a symptom that silently
admonishes you to seek the skilled assist
ance of experienced and reliable physi-
clans, there is only one thing to be done
consult the English and German Expert
Specialists.
The herald., 1898-04-10

Specialists who have never seen the person
treated.
To do this the sufferer must write for
symptom blanks or question lists, which
are sent sealed and free to all applicants.
This and few other simple requirements
enable the doctors to diagnose case.
The necessary remedies are prepared
with the greatest possible care and shipped
free from observation. Weekly and daily
correspondence, IL necessary, is kept up
between the patients and the doctors.
The large number of people who have
been cured in this manner attest to the
efficiency of this convenient method of
treatment and recommend it.
There is still another way to receive the
benefit of the knowledge and skill of the
English and German Expert Specialists
by those who live at distance and cannot
come to Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-04-10
WATER Is KING
Filing on New and Fighting the Old
Claims

SAN BERNARDINO, April 9.-After a
legal battle extending over several weeks
in the superior court of Los Angeles, be-
tween the Grapeland settlers and the
Anglo American Canaigre company of
Rialto, the fight over the water supply
is liable to bring the parties to decision
vi ct armis. Pending an appeal from
the lower court to the, supreme court,
it was ordered that the Grapeland people
should have, the flow of water as claimed,
which meant life to their crops for at
least another year. Waiting until 1t was
necessary for irrigation, they have taken
by armed force possession of the water
and turned it into their ditch and are
guarding it, despite the threats Of the
company. AS one party or the other must
lose it's trees by the fight, the outcome is
looked for with anxiety.
The twelfth day Of the legal battle
over the water claimed by both William
Curtis and the Grafton Water company
is now on in the superior court, and is
evidently nearing|a a conclusion, for both
sides are calling in expert testimony,
which is the usual resort after all the
facts have been obtained.
Three filings on springs, each for twen-
ty-five inches of water, have been placed
on record. The Black Hawk Gold COM
pany Of Los Angeles claims a spring,
which has been named the Cedar spring,
located on the northern slope Of the San
Bernardino range of mountains. in the
west branch of the first canyon west of
Glastonbury station, about three miles
from the station and ten miles southeast
of Rabbit spring station, and one-fourth
of mile west of Live Oak spring. The
water is to be used for mining, milling
and domestic purposes.
Water is claimed by Newton Brown
and c. A. Rouse, to the extent Of twenty
five inches, from what is known as 9le
EN- May spring, sixteen miles northeast
Of Rabbit spring and west on the direct
line between Ord mountain and Victor
Also the water Of Donald spring, twenty
five inches, situated fifteen miles north
east of Rabbit spring and one mile south
and eastiof En- May spring. The water
is to be used for stock-raising, irrigation
and domestic purposes.
The herald., 1898-04-10
Established More than Quarter of Century

booklet published in the interest Of women
only. 1t treats extensively on all female
complaints and weaknesses, and is always
welcome visitor to intelligent women,
married or single. Free by mail or at Of
flee.
For centuries consumption has, in a
measure, puzzled the most eminent doctors
and scientists. Nearly all great men in
the professions just named, as well as the
ordinary practitioner, have been unable to
diagnose case and find out whether pa
tient was suffering with the dread disease
or not. No one, however, until the English
and German Expert Specialists perfected
their positive cure for consumption in the
first and second stages has been able to
combat with this great enemy to human
existence. Thousands Of men in the prime
of life, whose futures were most bright
and promising, have been laid low by the
hand of this grim destroyer long before
their time; an equally large number Of
The herald., 1898-04-10
The English and German Expert Specialists

Broadway, this city. These eminent physi-
clans are famous for thousands of marvel
Gus cures and popular for their honorable
method of dealing with the public and
blessed by vast multitude of people they
have restored to health.
In successfully conducting such great
institution as that of the English and Ger
man Expert Specialists many require
ments are necessary.
To begin with, a number of doctors, each
proficient as general practitioner, but an
expert specialist in curing several of the
most dangerous and complicated diseases,
should work together in harmony
Ample quarters, including offices, wait
ing parlors, operating and consultation
rooms, laboratories and many minor but
important departments must be provided
Remedies that have stood the most thor
ough tests, medicines which are powerful
agents in eradicating diseases, conquering
The herald., 1898-04-10
Cure Chronic Diseases
Lung Troubles and DefOrmitieS

To get such medical assistance you must
consult the English and German Expert
Specialists These great doctors have stood
the test of time. They have been healing
the afflicted for more than quarter of a
century and know no opposition.
Diseases which have baffled the skill Of
other physicians and stubbornly refused to
yield to ordinary medicines, methods and
appliances, are quickly subdued and mas
tered by these great doctors.
They have book published exclusively
for men, which is giver free to all who ap-
ply in person or by letter. 1t contains a
vast amount of valuable information, and
should be in the hands of every man who
wants to know all about himself. Sent
sealed and free by mail.
While it is preferable to see a patient,
thousands of difficult cures have been
made by the English and German Expert
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done for some thankful man or woman.
Many such communications came from
localities where no advertisement of the
English and German Expert Specialists
has ever been seen, from points where
their fame solely has made them known,
where some grateful person has carried
the glad tidings after he has been blessed
with their unequaled ability, the touch of
their superior skill Vainly have the null
titude sought for the cure that cures. At
last the weary search is ended. That which
was thought to be forever beyond the
grasp Of humanity has been found in the
hands Of the English and German Expert
Specialists.
The specialists for all ailments of women
have had many years of successful prac-
tice in treating female diseases and weak
nesses. Every woman who is ailing should
write or call.
mistress Of Herself" is a neat little
The herald., 1898-04-10

pain and rebuilding the weakened consti-
tuition, but harmless to the system, cannot
be dispensed with.
The various appliances and instruments
employed must be the best in quality, con-
struction and design that the science of the
world can produce and unlimited means
procure.
The methods and manner of treatment
must be perfect in all their various details
The general supervision and manage
ment must be in the hands of experienced
competent, conscientious and painstaking
men who have the welfare of the patients
at heart.
The English and German Expert Special
lists have at their command these all-im-
portant requisites. By the methods which
have placed them in the front rank of ply
sicians, enabling them to overcome a
thousand obstacles thrown in their patti
by jealous and incompetent regular prac-
The herald., 1898-04-10

A part of the staff makes regular
monthly visits to nearly all the principal
towns and cities of Southern California.
Watch your country paper for advance no.
tice Of their coming.
Still better, write the doctors at Los An
geles asking them when they will visit
your nearest town, and arrange to meet
them there.
Hundreds of letters are received from
people who cannot visit Los Angeles. A
portion Of these are inquiries in regard to
specific ailments, prices and terms for
treatments, etc. Not few announce that
the writer is coming on certain date to
take advantage of the skill of these great
doctors, some have friend or neighbor
who has been saved from death or long
years Of suffering by California's s most sue
cessful physicians, and are anxious to be
cured at home; while others contain grate-
full acknowledgment in the shape Of a
strong testimonial as to what has been
The herald., 1898-04-10

cialists have a record in Southern Califor-
MIA to which they point with pride.
Their unequaled skill and their superior
methods have long ago placed them in the
front rank of medical men. They are truly
great benefactors-the doctors that cure.
There is a great deal depending on your
health.
To be happy you must be we'll.
To make those dependent upon you, and
your outside friends and associates happy,
you should be well.
To prosper in any undertaking, you
should enjoy good health.
To live to a ripe old age and avoid the
bed Of the incurable, you should guard
against disease in any form.
TO acquire and retain good health, you
must get the best medical assistance.
The herald., 1898-04-10

The science of medicine and surgery has
made wonderful strides forward during
the past quarter of century. Discoveries
of untold value to the human race have
been made and nature has been compelled
to yield secrets which have startled the
world. During this time the antiquated
remedies and the threadbare methods,
both of which, in the main, are relics
of the dark ages, inherited from barbaric
nations, have been clung to tenaciously
by the average family physician
The Specialist, sometimes known as the
advertising DOCTOR" however, has taken
advantage of the numerous improvements
of the age and gives to mankind that
which most other physicians, owing to
their ignorance and disqualifcations, with
hold.
Foremost among the intelligent class
Of doctors referred to are the English and
German Expert Specialists of 21S outh
The herald., 1898-04-10

They have been making marvellous cures
since 1872, and today are better than ever
prepared to care for the ailing, to heal the
afflicted, thus making life worth living for
those who are down-hearted, despcndent
and ready to give up the struggle for ex-
istence.
The English and German Expert Special
lists are incorporated under the laws Of
California for $3.50 900, and now occupy the
largest and best equipped medical insti.
tuition in the United States.
All patients have the beneft Of the
knowledge, experience and skill Of nvs
competent doctors, who have had uanv
years' experience in the practice Of medi-
cine among families and in hospitals. as
we'll as that Of the specialist.
Prices and terms reasonable Consulta.
tion and advice free.
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titioners." so-called. they propose to main
tain their reputation and to continue the
great work undertaken by them more than
quarter of a century ago.
Imitators of the methods and manner of
conducting the business of the English and
German Expert Specialists may come and
go, but this great institution stands on its
merits. Year after year 1t adds fresh lau-
rels to it's crown of success day by day
it's well-deserved popularity increases
Profting not only by many new and valu-
able discoveries made by members of its
staff, but by those brought to light by
other eminent physicians and scientists of
America and the old world, it becomes
more proficient day by day.
In compounding their remedies this great
institution uses only the purest roots,
herbs. gums, leaves and flowers. No deadly
minerals are ever dispensed.
The English and German Expert Spe-
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These are the most annoying of all
colds; they are disappointments; coming
when most people think bad weather is
past and the season for catching colds is
over. This makes the Spring Cold aggra-
waiting and the victim wants to get over il
in hurry, and so he can by taking "Sev-
enty-seven;" it "breaks up'' colds and
checks the grip. You have tried "77varraw
try Humphreys Specifics for dys- Dsis, in
digestion and weak stomach heuma-
tism and lulnbago, for diseases,
Group, whooping cough, etc
At druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt OF
price, 25c, or five for 500; may be as
sorted.
Specific Manual to be found at druggists
or sent free, tells all.
Humphreys Medicine Company. New
York + A.
The herald., 1898-04-10
Fullerton Fragments

FULLERTON, April 81. H. Will
Hams, and wife lett Thursday for Idaho
their future home.
oranges are again beginning to move
The evening times., 1898-06-07

A man has to have pluck to make sue
cess of any calling. A man must have the
backbone to take knock-down blows and
get up again and again and fight on.
Pluck and stamina are largely question
of good health It only takes one knock
down blow to finish man with a headache.
1t only takes small setback to disconcert
a nervous and shaky man. A bilious, head
acily man goes into bankruptcy at the first
embarrassment. A nervous man who does
not sleep at night and gets up shaky in the
morning gives up the battle of business at
the first encouragement. DR.. Pierce's
all health makers and health keepers II
makes pure, rich blood 1t forces out all
impurities and disease germs. 1t does not
make any difference what the disease may
be called, so long as it has its inception in
improper or insufficient nourishment-this
great medicine will cure it. 1t may be
called dyspepsia, kidney disease, "1iver
complaint" I" skin or blood disease, or nerv-
Gus prostration all these have the same
starting point The "Gclden Medical Dis
covery" reaches that point. It will cure
these diseases absolutely. None of them
can retain their hold on the system when
the arteries are filed with rich, pure blood.
II am 81 years old, - writes Mr. F. c. Bledsoe.
Of Leesviiie, Henry Co. No. /" For as years !
suffered from torpid liver. constipation and indi-
ing to make my living by hard work, would
keep on until would Anpe to give up. Some
times my friends would pick me up and carry me
to bed. What little sleep could get was tortured
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. II relieved
the pain IN my back and between my shoulders.
braced up my nerves. and to-day am we'll
man"
The evening times., 1898-06-07
In ,JnDan.

Children have a good time in Japan.
They are blessed by inheritance with a
gentle and cheerful nature; they are
dressed loosely yet warmly: they are out
doors as much as possible and inside their
homes there Is little furniture they
never stumble over 1t and are never
warned against crawling up on satin bro
cade chairs or not handling the bric-a-
brac. The houses are always open to sun
and air even in cold weather. They are
built dove-tailed together, no nails being
used. and are mounted on wooden pillars
so that when an earthquake occurs they
will not tumble down but merely shake
and settle again.
Every Japanese house of pretensons
has in Its principal room raised plat
form or dais upon which the mikado
should he by chance every visit the house,
would sit. 1t is law that no subject may
look down on the mikado. pretty Jap
anese custom is that of making excursions
to the country when the trees bloom to
see them. The japanese are great flower
lovers and are most fond of the blossoms
which grow on trees. Their love for cher
~ blossoms is web known. In February
they visit the plum tree; the cherry In
April: the lotus In July; azalea during
the long Summer month and in the Au-
.umn is the great chrysanthemum festi-
val, while in December come the camel
las.
Japanese children have pets as well as
their occidental brothers and sisters. Tiny
rabbits and an odd kind of cat with white
fur, black and yellow spots and no tail.
divide their affections. In many houses