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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-24
Pomona Paragraphs

POMONA, June pa very successful
rabbit drive was held at Seaver's ranch,
Indian Hill, $50 rabbits being killed.
DIR. Slagel intends returning east very
shortly, having sold his home ON North oGr-
don street for $4,000.
w. C. Finley of Los Angeles and Miss
Clara Coleman of Pomona were married at
s O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs
Finley will make their home in Los An
geles.
The Pomona sewer system Is being agi-
tated vigorously. May 1t be successful.
The Deciduous Frut-growers' association
will dry fruit for persons not members Of
the association at the yard at the corner
of Ninth street and White avenue, to the
full capacity of the plant. Parties having
small lots will thus have chance to save
and dispose OF their fruit The small crop
enables the association TO extend ITS privi-
,eges tor this yearto outsiders on practically
the same basis as to Its members.
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POTATOES AND PERSONALS
News Of the Day in the Thriving City
of Redlauds

REDLANDS, June 23.-The Y. P. S. C. E.
of the Terrace Congregational church gave
an ice cream social at the Casa Iona last
evening.
Professor o. S. Sinean is soon to begin the
erection of $4,000 residence on Brookside
avenue.
J. w. Forsyth has prepared plans for a
$4,000 residence to be erected for H. Ford
on his farm just south of the city.
W. A. Mcintosh and family have gone to
Santa Monica to spend the summer.
H. r. Pratt and family and e. Gilman
have gone to Los Angeles for the summer.
Mrs. A. H. Hart left yesterday for La
guna Beach, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. F. c. Prescott left this morning for
San Francisco where she will remain with
her husband. Major F. c. Prescott. until the
Seventh regiment departs for Manila.
Captain William G. Moore, editor of the
Redands Daily Facts, left yesterday to join
the editorial excursion to Mount Lowe. He
was accompanied by his wife.
Z. I. Martin has been appointed by the
county clerk as registrar of voters in this
city.
Following are the names of the delegates
elected to attend the Populist county con-
vention to be held in San Bernardino next
Saturday; Z. /. Martin, B. G. Burdick,
Z. G. McClave, ]. K. Inman, DR.. M. M.
Hooten, T. G. Clark, X. Williamson and
G. M. Sheppard.
Following are he names of the county
central committeeman of the Populist
party: E. I. Martin, j. r. Williamson, DR..
M. M. Hooten, T., G. Clark and A. M. Shep-
pard.
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HEAP TALKEE TALK
Debating Contest Between Santa Ana
and San Bernardino

SANTA ANA, June pa number of
young ladies and gentlemen will go to San
Bernardino tomorrow to attend the Pacific
Lyceum league convention. The delegates
from the Jefferson lyceum of this city are
Lee Holt, Jno. Goodwin, Jno. Yount, Ralph
Wool, Homer Ames, John Stanley, Ralph
Fuller, G. w. Dryer. Emery Balloon and
Joseph Goldsmith. The delegates from the
Girls Debating club are Misses Lizzie
Yoch, Estelle Balcom, Josephine Yoch,
Yoch, Bertha Yoch, Ethel Howe. Clara
Rankin and Nettie McClintock. An orator
ical contest is to be held for gold medal,
which the Santa Ana contingent expects TO
win.
A number of ladies of Orange county mot
yesterday and effected a permanent or
ganization of the Red Cross society. The
same officers elected under the temporary
organization were reelected as permanent
officers.
Miss Bertha Pacholke of this city and
John Masten of Norwalk were married yes
terday at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Rev. d. G. Shepard officiating.
B. F. Allen, general superintendent of
government reservations, left today for
Los Angeles, after visiting the Trabuca
reservation, where everything was found
satisfactory. He stated that while at lei
Toro he saw the finest and best wheat and
barley he had seen in California this year.
This morning at 10 o'clock Tax Collector
Freeman declared sold to the state of Call
fornia all property on which taxes for the
past year are delinquent. Since the pub
LEGATION of the delinquent tax list on May
9th a larger percentage of the valuation
of the property has been redeemed than
ever before.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Keim of Tustin died Wednesday
afternoon.
The Fraternal Aid association held an
open meeting last night.
Victor Yorba returned today from En-
senada, Mexico, after an absence of several
months on business connected with large
land grant, which has been coded him by
the government
Frank Monaghan ST., of The Needles is
here for visit with his family.
The high school hop, given by the pupils,
in Surgeons hall last night was one of the
most enjoyable affairs Of the season.
The Orange county Democratic conven-
ton will be held in this city Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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HE MAY DIE
An Old Soldier Struck by an Electric
FAR

SANTA MONICA, June 23-Last night at
$3.50 O'Clock an incoming electric car struck
and seriously wounded an old soldier who
was sitting on the track al Fourteenth
street, presumably Grunk. He was placed
on tbs car and brought into town to the
receiving hospital. He was very badly cut
about the head. He was afterward removed
to the Home. Today his condition is SO Sc
rious that recovery is doubtful
The case of Norwood and Burton, charged
with burglarizing Moaser's store on May s
will be tried tomorrow.
One way of evading the law regarding
the remarrying of those divorced within
year was illustrated few days since in the
marriage, across the line in Mexico of How
ard Merrill and Mrs. Carlisle, both of this
city, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill will reside in
Pasadena.
The Misses Anna and Elizabeth Whitman
have the sympathy Of large circle of
friends in the sudden death of their brother
Charles yesterday Of heart failure. The
funeral will be held from No. 1889 Santee
street, Los Angeles, on Friday at Up. m.
E. Botello and family of Los Angeles have
arrived to spend the summer.
Mrs. Pedaey and son and DR.. Hewittson
and Miss Hewittson of Riverside are late
arrivals.
Mrs. James Skunk and son returned to
Chicago today, SO delighted with Southern
California that they intend returning next
Sept ember for another winter.
Miss May Crane of Pasadena is the guest
of Miss Jessie Wilson.
Miss Coe Deming Is enjoying a change at
Catalina.
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Lifting the Presbyterian Debt

ORANGE, June 2S.--On Sunday, July Sd,
q heroic effort will be made to lift the debt
of 900 overhanging the Presbyterian
board of home missions of the United
States. To aid in this worthy object Rev.
A. Parker, d. D., of Orange, who is chair
man of the home missions committee, has is .
sued a circular to the pastors and session of
the presbytery of Los Angeles, urging them
to use their utmost endeavors upon this oc-
casion. While the aggregate debt seems
large, still 1t amounts to less than II cents
for each member of the Presbyterian
church.
On Sunday Rev. c. O. Cults of Riverside
will hold services in the Christian church,
Orange.
This morning John Baker. resident of
Garden Grove who was visiting at the home
Of Henri I. Gardner of Orange, dropped
dead. The cause of his death was heart dis
ease. He was &c years old.
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POMONA'S GRADUATES
SCHOOL OF MUSIC EXERCISES
AND ORATORS
President Ferguson Arrives for the
Closing Scenes-Several Alumni
Meetings

ONTARIO, June 23.-Tuesday evening the
graduating exercises of the school of music
occurred. The chapel was we'll filled and
the audience was very appreciative. The
vocal parts rendered by Miss Spencer gave
especial pleasure. The following are the
graduates: Miss Nellie M. Suydam, Glen
dora; Miss Mary A. Millner. Pomona; Miss
Alice p. Bent, Oglesby, ILL.,; Miss Annie L..
Youngs, Pomona; Miss Emmy e. Shields,
Los Angeles; Mrs. Olive A. Jacobs Pasa-
dena; Miss Adele M. Spencer, Claremont
Miss Josephine A. Palmer, San Bernardino
Miss Elizabeth A. Lee. Pomona, and Miss
Helen Grosvenor, San Bernardino.
On Wednesday one of the largest audi
ences ever assembled in the college chapel
listened to the orations of the graduating
class. Every seat and all available stand
ing room was occupied. Rev. Mathews of
Alhambra invoked the divine blessing. The
music was given by Misses Spencer, Harris,
Condit and Palmer and by Mr.. Jennison.
The orations were as follows:
Culture of the Imagination" Donald G..
Aplin, Highland; 1.-The Value of Being"
Edward F. Hahn, Pasadena; 1.-THE Value of
Doing" Gilbert N. Brink. Pomona; Our
Distant Kinsman,' Mary L. Marden, Ma
rash, Turkey; "A Reason for the Tragedy"
T. F. Branscomb, Riverside; "A Changed
IDEAL" Grace A. McPherron, Los Angeles;
craftsmanship VS.. Policy Edwin M.
HARDWOOD, Esconddo; Patriotism"
Blanche A. Tilton, Claremont; Railroad
Pools" Frank H. Harwood Ontario; "Llfe's
Mimicry," Elizabeth A. Ward Carpinteria;
Social Reform" George r. Horton, Onta-
rio.
In the absence of President Ferguson, the
class was addressed by President Bent of
the board of trustees, who also presented
to them their diplomas.
At the lunch which followed the COM
mencement exercises over 600 plates were
required Rev. j. II. Williams acted as
POSTMASTER Graduates spoke for Oberin,
Yale, Amherst, Williams, Dartmouth, etc.
In the evening a reception held In Sumner
hall was largely attended.
The mathematical prize for best work in
analytical geometry and calculus, and only
given for very superior excellence, was
awarded to Robert p. Jennings, Point Iona.
In the late afternoon the Pomona college
alumni banqueted at the Hotel Palomares,
Pomona. There were twenty-four present.
An able address on the American university
was given by DR.. David r. Barrows Of
Claremont.
The AmAerst alumni present held their
banquet at the college. There were twelve
members in attendance There was also a
meeting of Dartmouth alumni.
President Frank L. Ferguson arrived
from the east this morning. Although bear
ing the marks of his late Illness, he reports
standing the journey well, and is today with
the trustees at the annual meeting of that
body.
OF the twenty-seven alumni of Pomona
college graduating previous to this year,
eighteen have taken graduate work at the
University of California, Yale, Chicago or
Columbia, etc.
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Ontario Personals

ONTARIO, June 23.-Dr. J. o. Carter of
Lincoln, Neb., called hither by the serious
condition of his daughter, Mrs. Damron,
left today for the east.
Joe Kaiser and Percy Matthews started
today for Strawberry valley, among the San
Jacinto mountains. for camping tour.
Mrs. C. Il. Damron, with her son Carter,
left today for Lincoln, Neb., to remain in
definitely.
Mrs. Alice Price of Eighteenth street. On
tario. instituted suit for divorce today.
Little Jamie Dryden had an arm broken
by a kick from a horse yesterday.
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San Gabriel Graduates

SAN GABRIEL, June 2S.-The graduating
exercises of the San Gabriel school were
held last night under the supervision of
Principal w. H. Wright. County supern-
tendent of Schools Riley delivered an adj
dress and presented the diplomas. The ex-
ercises were greatly enjoyed by the large
audience present.
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A Mark Of Confidence

WASHINGTON, June 23-Pay Director
l.. G. Billings now on duty as chief paymas-
ter of the naval signal corps, has been unan-
lmously elected secretary and treasurer of
the Naval Mutual Aid Association. This is
a strong mark of confidence on the part Of
the naval officers.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions ~ to Just what
the Remedies Will Do.

Nunyon guarantees
that his Rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly
Al cases Of rheuma-
tism in q few hours;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and
all stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
Of all cases Of kidney
trouble; that bis Ca
tarrh Cure will cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing; that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kind Of headache In
q few minutes; that
his Cold Cure will
fuiicklv breair mn any
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form Of cold and 20 on through the entire list Of
remedies. At all druggists. Is cents q vial.
II you need medical advice write Prot. Munyon,
1905 Arch st.. Phila. 1t is absolutely free.
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Rolling in the Votes
Friends of the various candidates realize that the
subscription ballots; consequently the subscription de-

p artm E MT OF Inc
H erald is engaged
each day in attending
to the demands Of
subscribers. This de-
mand should steadily
increase during the
few remaining days
this offer remains
open, for after July 2
no more premium
ballots can be OBJ
tanned.
The vote of yester-
day, reaching a total
Of T.32O. was nearly
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all blue ballots, falling mainly to Robbins, W. A. Brown
and G. H. Cornell. Report received of the Los Angeles
line men says they have about decided for whom they
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-24

Psychologists say that of all people II
middle life at least one-third have one ea
in some degree affected by deafness.
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Will hereafter push
to the front. Ladies
are taking great
interest in the con-
test, many devoting
a great deal of their
tim e in gathering
ballots and securing
subscribers for their
special candidate.
Premium port
folios, give n with
each yearly subscrip-
ton, will arrive in a
few days.
Subscribers who
have paid for May anl
six months or yearly
that time in addition
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28
ttest: ID 3. BALpRIpGE, Clerk.
PROCLAMATION DE ELECoIoN.

PROCLAMATION DE ELECoIoN.
OFFICIAL.
Por cuantO pOr Icy es oil deber del
cuerpO de c~OmisiOnadOs m cada cOndadO
del territOriO de nuevO mejieO dc prOcla.
mai una election de ser tenida en- sus
respectiyOs cOndadOs con oil hn de yOtaT
pOT candidates para las diferentes olci-
mas durante los dos amos aiguientes de Ia
election general la cuRl sera tenida para
ese fin.
POr cuantO el primer mRrtes despues
del primer lunes en- NOyiembre esta des'
ignadO pOr la yresente en- relaeiOn q
elecciOnea, para tener dicha election,
pOr 10 tantO, ell cuerpo dc c0misiOnadOe
del cOndadO de BernRlillO en- session regu'
lar tenida en- Albuquerque la eabezera dc
dichO c0ndRdO el dia 3 de 0etubre de
1898 ha OrdendO comO sigue a saber: Que
oil martes.
Ell Ola 8 DE NovIEMBRE, A. d. 1898.
A las ) a. m de dich0 diA, n election
sera tenida en- lO5 varlOs pTecintOs Dc
election dentrO del cOndadO de BeTnR
lilo, terTitOriO de nueyO mejico, en- ID
cual election candidates seran yOtadOl
pOr los y0tantes legales y c~alilcados OIL
cada precintO para las s%iguientes ohcinal
q saber:
Tn delegado al congress- de los EstadOl
UnidOs.
Dos miembrOs del cOnsejo Legislative
territorial.
Tres miembl os de la camAra de repre-
sentAntes territorial.
Tres miembros del cuerpo de comision
ados del eOndadO.
I'm jues de la cOrte de pruebas.
I'm escTibanO de la eOrte de pruebas.
Tn superintendente de escuela.
In alguReil mayor.
Tn ASSESSOR.
In tesorerO y eX-olclo collector con
dadO.
I'm agrimensOr cOndadO.
CineO cOmisiOnadOs rio.
POr Orden del cuerpO de cOmisionadO
del condsdo de B~ernalillO, territorio d.
NuevO MejicO.
En testimoniO de 10 cual 20 he pUestO m
manO y OrdenadO que 81 self
dc dichO euerpO sea biadO
lsELLOl AtestadO pOT ell %escTibanO de
mismo on Albuquerque, N. NJ.
este dia 3 dc OetubTe, A. u
1898. JESUS ROMERO,
Presidente del CuerpO do COmisiOnadO
del COndadO de BernalillO, N, N,
AtestadO: j. G. BALDRIDGE, EscTibRnO
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28
MORA COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
They Net In Convention and Nominated
County Officers.

They Net In Convention and Nominated
County officers.
A large, enthusiastic and harmonious
convention was held at Mora on Friday
last by the republicans OF that county.
Judge s.. II. Biernbaum was chairman Of
the convention.
The following ticket WA nominated
For the council, j. X. Aguuilar; repre-
sentative, b. A. Romero; sheriff, Rafael
Romero y Lopez; probate judge, IgnaeiO
PachecO; treasurer and ex-OficiO col.
%lectOr, Juan b. Martinez; clerk OF the
probate court, Tito M~elendres; county
commissioners, CrissntOs QuintanO,
Lucas Mestas. j. b. WatrOus; superin.
tendent Of schools. Saul Padilla; asses.
sor, Victor Gallegos; surveyor, W. II,
Warner.
Marion Littrel, the Colfax county
nominee for the council from the dis
trict, withdrew a. such nominee. hence
the nomination Of Mr. AguilaF, who Ia
an exceptionally strong man. The
ticket Is very good In every respect and
will carry the county by a very good
majority, much larger than the republl.
can ticket did two years ago.
Governor 0ter0 who was In MOra
county on business, was called for during
the sessions OF the convention and made
a strong, eloquent and telling speech.
eOunseling loyalty TO the ticket and
setting forth the necessity for and ad-
yantages in electing a republican ticket
Hon. G. A. Spless, OF Santa Fe, also al
dressed the convention in a very able
and convincing speech Of an hours durR-
tiOn, which was we'll received and ap.
plauded.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

The grand ball and supper, to be given
by Division No. 446, Brotherhood Of Loco
motive engineers, and Turquoise Dtyis
ion No. 40. Ladies' Auxiliary, will take
place at the ArmOry hail this evening
Mrs. c. ID. WhitoOmb who has worked
hard for the success OF the affair. in
forms The CITIZEN that all arrange
ments have been perfected by the var
iOus committees and that the affair will
undoubtedly prove n OF the greatest
successes OF the social season. The
ladies OF the Auxiliary OF the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers are IA
nous for preparing meals and lunches,
and az they will have sole supervision Of
the supper this evening, that department
OF the affair will reflect credit upon them
In every respect.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Picture frames and room moulding.
whitney Co.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
Rt Hart's, III Gold avenue.
Blankets and comforts by the dozen or
at retail at Futrelle's, 205 south First
street.
A complete line OF potted meats and
%delieacies for %luncheons and pienics, at
Bells.
A big line OF mems working gloves at
81 a pair at the Green Front. Vim.
Chaplin.
The freshest stock Of staple and fancy
groceries are TO be found at Bell u Co.'s,
Second street.
The cleanest and best appointed barber
shop In the s0uthwest-HAhn's, N. T. Ar
milo building.
Look into Helnwort's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
MOquett velvet, brussels and ingram
carpets, at Futrelle's. Prices are right.
205 south First street.
C. A. Grande, 305 north Broadway, nne
liquors and cigars. Fresh lime for sale.
Furnished OOms TOT rent.
The best place for good, juicy steaks
and roasts and all kinds OF meats, kept
In q first class market, at Kleinworts',
All silk velvet In burnt orange, pink.
light blue, strawberry. royal purple, new
blue and the different shades OF red, In
navy blue and white at 81 a yard. ROs-
enwald Bros.
Underwear for ladies, gents, Misses
and children, also big line OF hosiery.
have our full line now. They will be
sold at our unmatehable low prices.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
A complete line Of ladies' fine shoes
Just received at the Green Front Shoe
store, also q nice line OF children's school
shoes from SOC. to 8 l.25. These shoes
are made by the best manufacturers 10
the country. Vim Chaplin.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28
MAY BE Re.ncnnnlrh.

In an article made up OF military gos'
sip. In Mondays Rocky Mountain News,
that paper says: ut Ia intimated that
Fort Marcy in Santa Fe may be placed
again In charge OF the war department
aud again become an important army
post. This post PASSED into the control
Of the interior depa tment when General
McCook was In command OF the depart
ment OF Colorado. II was abandoned be.
cause Of the concentration OF troops OF
the regular army in the vicinity OF tbs
larger cities, and because the post wa
no longer necessary asa rendezvous fol
soldiers to keep the Indians In subjec,
ton. This post occupies a beautiful 10
cotton and has a history extending bach
10 the civil war. The associations OF The
fort long delayed the army authorities IL
abandoning It."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

OFFICIAL.
Whereas, BY law IL IL made the duty OF
the board OF commissioners Of each
county In the territory Of New Mexico to
proclaim an election 70 be held In their
respective counties, for the purpose OF
voting for candidates for the different
offices during the two years following
the general election which Ia 10 be held
fOr that purpose; and.
Whereas, The arst Tuesday after the
FIRST Monday In November is designated
by the present law relating 10 elections
for holding said election;
Therefore, The board OF commission
ers OF the county OF Bernalill0, In regu.
lar session, held In Albuquerque, county
seat OF said county, the % day OF 0ct0-
Der, 1898. has ordered a. follows, to.wit:
That on Tuesday. the eighth day OF
November, A. ID. 1888, at 3 O'Clock a. M.
OF said day. an election will be held In
the various election precincts within the
county Of BernalillO, territory OF New
Mexico, at which election candidates
will be voted upon by the legally quail
lied voters In each precinct for the fol.
lowing officers, tO-witt
One delegate TO the congress Of the
United states.
Two members OF the territorial legis-
latlye council
Three members OF the territorial house
OF Representatives.
Three members OF the board Of county
commissioners.
One Judge Of the probate court.
One clerk Of the probate court.
One school superintendent.
One sheriff.
One assessor.
One county treasurer and ex.oficiO
collector.
One county surveyor.
Five river commissioners.
BY order Of the board OF commissioners
Of the county OF Bernalillo, territory OF
New Mexico.
In witness whereof, l have placed my
hand and ordered the seal Of
said board affixed, attested by
lsBAL.l the clerk OF the same, at Albu
querque, n. Al, this 3rd day
OF October, A. ID. 1898.
JESUS ROMERO,
Chairman Board OF County Commits.
%sioners, Bernalillo County, New Mex
leo.
Attest: j.. G. BALDRIDGE, Clerk.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

The instructions 20 the peace commits
siOners before they started TO Paris we're
not male public for obvious reasons. but
that this country will insist upon spain
yielding 10 every demand we make. She
cannot do otherwise than give up even
tually. She is like the sick man who IA
%cOntending with the strong In business
circles-alm0et powerless. IL takes many
years for nations 10 recover from weak
ness. bnt sick men can quickly regain
health and strength by taking Hostel.
tens Stomach Bitters. There have been
many bad cases OF dyspepsia and indi-
gestion cured by this medicine when II
looked a. though cure WIS impossible.
The Bitters FIRST put the stomach In order
and bring about proper digestion OF food.