anaheim-gazette 1889-06-27

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUES EVERY THURSDAY. Memry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, Earrows are Proclamation. THURSDAY JUNE 27, 1890 ORANGE COUNTY. As we go to press we learn the Superior Court has decided the Orange county Act constitutional. The decision is unexpected. We leave Los Angeles with sorrow, and join hands with the good people in the new county to maintain a wise and economical county government. The case goes to the Supreme Court, but it is a grave question whether the unanimous decision will be reversed. Let the people elect! No slates, gentlemen! THE TWO CONVENTIONS The advertisement calling for primaries to elect delegates to a non-partisan county convention to assemble at Orange on July 8 will be found in our columns this morning. It will be seen the call is numerously signed by voters throughout the new proposed county. Simultaneously with this call there appears a small poster upon the streets calling for a non-partisan convention to assemble at Santa Ana on the 21 of July. The advisability of holding the Orange convention has been discussed for over two weeks, and the calling of another convention to meet at Santa Ana a week before the assembling of that at Orange, when nothing of the kind had previously been hinted at, savors rather strongly of the existence of the proverbial colored gentleman in the woodpile. People throughout this portion of the county are of the opinion that it is not absolutely necessary that a candidate, to insure success at the polls, must possess a certificate of a Santa Ana nomination. If a county convention is to assemble, and no county seat exists for its accommodation, voters here are just as willing to meet at the Rochester Hotel as at Santa Ana. They do not understand, then, the unseemly hats of our Santa Ana birthren in "jumping the claim" of the citizens of Orange in the premises. If this is a sample of the policy to obtain in the new county, there will be no living with our big neighbor on the other side of the river. The probability seems to be that, so far as the Santa Ana convention is concerned, so far from its being non-partisan, it is called in the interest of certain candidates of both political parties, who have all along indicated that, so soon as the county shall be organized, should be used into office. The nominee that doing work for pay is one thing and doing it for nothing decidedly another. That is what we refer to—the haste of some alleged newspapers rushing in to do work for nothing in preference to allowing it to go to a repeatable publisher for pay. When the Blade refers to a champagne saupper in Anaheim and unwarrantably comments this journal with the same, it dances to a string pulled by some wicked Santa Ana. If it occurred somewhere near the time this journal "ceased out for division," it should be patent to the most obstinate that the story is without foundation. No money was spent for champagne in Anaheim—that was done elsewhere. The Blade continues: Evidently the Gazette thinks it has been badly misused because the Commissioners or the people of Santa Ana did not see fit to foot the balla out of their own pocket for publishing the proclamation in its column. Only this and nothing more. If the Blade were the only other newspaper in the new proposed county, we should certainly think as. Only this and nothing more. PROMOTED SCHOLARS. Good Boys and Girls Who Have Advanced During the Year. The following list includes the names of all pupils of the Anabeim Public Schools, whose standing in the recent examinations entitle them to promotion. The standing required for promotion was an average of 70 on a scale of 100. Parents would do well to ascertain from the children; or the teachers, in which studies their children are deficient and have the deficiencies made up during vacation, as some of the proinventions are conditional. First Department—C. L. Ennis, teacher: Lantie Hen Iricks, Herman Husmann, Elmer Holman, Louis Kroeger, Maud McDowall, Lena Snodgrass, Neill Bailey, Ana Beoge, Charlie Boege, Eddie Boege, Frank Dyer, Guy Holman, Lina Kroeger, George Plenger, Gussie Strelthoff, Flora Davis, Freda Dravesen, Anna Knapke, Teresa Knapke, Amy Kroeger, Addie Speerl, Hilda Witte, Maud Wright, May VanBrunt, Martha Hartung, Harry Davis, Eddie Crowther, Hugo Strethoff. Second Department—Kate B. Power, teacher: Clement Sheffield, Willie Mitchell, Eva Littlefield, Guusia Langenberger, Mabel Langenberger, Emma Hilmer, Rita Rivas, Charlie Goldthwaite, Stelta Goldthwaite, Mena Bauer, Beasie James, Lina Selinger, Albert Neipp, Oscar Renner, David Sinyteh, Charlie Baker, Willie Baker, Nellie Moote, Henry Knapke, John Selinger, Bettha Selinger, May Weaver, Zelina Bailey, Charlie Durr, Minnie Champlin, Blanche Mitchell, Charlie Knowlton, Anna Halbritter, Adair Scott, Stella Scott, Oscar Warling. Ila Warring, Emma Warling. Charlie Newbauer, Laura Brown. Clarence Hudson, Victoria Ramolla. Eula Berry. The Central Irrigation District of Colusa county was organized sometime ago and its bonds issued. These bonds have been decided to be valid by the Supreme Court of the State, and are now placed on the market. The question of the legality of the law authorizing the organization of irrigation districts having now been settled, there is no reason why such districts should not be organized wherever water is available. The law authorizing the organization of irrigation districts is one of the most beneficent evering to meet at the Roekster Hotel Santa Ana. They do not understand, then, the unseemly haste of our Santa Ana brethren in "jumping the claim" of the citizens of Orange in the premises. If this is a sample of the policy to obtain in the new county, those will be no living with our big neighbor on the other side of the river. The probability seems to be that, so far as the Santa Ana convention is concerned, so far from its being non-partisan, it is called in the interest of certain candidates of both political parties, who have all along indicated that, so soon as the county shall be organized, they should be met into office. The nominations work of contract "non partisan" ostensibly so. But political debts were to be paid and the people made to suffer the injustice of had notna one solely because the office seeker had done the holding of his Santa Ana matters. Is this the reason why Santa Ana is so hosty in the matter? Why is she so desirous having her state convention labeled "non partisan," and has it meant a week in advance of the Orange convention in the absence presents of the prospective county seat? Why cannot Santa Ana wait a week and attend the non-partisan convention at Orange? If the people in the rest of the county are satisfied, why cannot Santa Ana be content? By her action she has precipitated a crisis in politics that does not augur well for harmony in the new county. Copyrights of the Gazette were last week in great demand, containing as the issue did a tail account of the ceremonies of commencement in the public schools of Anaheim. We publish this week the names of promoted scholars, together with the essays of two of the grahues, Katie Champion and James A. Empan, whose chief efforts were invariably crowded out of last week's issues. The young gentleman referred to committed his essay to memory, and devoted it, together with the velocitory, with grace creditable alike to himself and teacher. Anaheam has come to be proud of her schools. The list of promotions shows a healthy progress, and when, under the efficient tuition of our able corps of teachers, commencement comes again, let us hope the same happy results may be attained which this year have proven such a prolific source of satisfaction not only to teachers, scholars and parents, but to every one with whom even the most meager schooling has left traces of love and veneration for this sound bulwark of our county's development, progress and prosperity. The Central Irrigation District of Colusa county was organized sometime ago and its bonds issued. Those bonds have been decided to be valid by the Supreme Court of the State, and are now placed on the market. The question of the legality of the law authorizing the organization of irrigation districts having now been settled, there is no reason why such districts should not be organized wherever water is available. The law authorizing the organization of irrigation districts is one of the most beneficial ever ing to meet at the Roekster Hotel Santa Ana. They do not understand, then, the unseemly haste of our Santa Ana brethren in "jumping the claim" of the citizens of Orange in the premises. If this is a sample of the policy to obtain in the new county, those will be no living with our big neighbor on the other side of the river. The probability seems to be that, so far as the Santa Ana convention is concerned, so far from its being non-partisan, it is called in the interest of certain candidates of both political parties, who have all along indicated that, so soon as the county shall be organized, they should be met into office. The nominations work of contract "non partisan" ostensibly so. But political debts were to be paid and the people made to suffer the injustice of had notna one solely because the office seeker had done the holding of his Santa Ana matters. Is this the reason why Santa Ana is so hosty in the matter? Why is she so desirous having her state convention labeled "non partisan," and has it meant a week in advance of the Orange convention in the absence presents of the prospective county seat? Why cannot Santa Ana wait a week and attend the non-partisan convention at Orange? If the people in the rest of the county are satisfied, why cannot Santa Ana be content? By her action she has precipitated a crisis in politics that does not augur well for harmony in the new county. Copyrights of the Gazette were last week in great demand, containing as the issue did a tail account of the ceremonies of commencement in the public schools of Anaheim. We publish this week the names of promoted scholars, together with the essays of two of the grahues, Katie Champion and James A. Empan, whose chief efforts were invariably crowded out of last week's issues. The young gentleman referred to committed his essay to memory, and devoted it, together with the velocitory, with grace creditable alike to himself and teacher. Anaheam has come to be proud of her schools. The list of promotions shows a healthy progress, and when, under the efficient tuition of our able corps of teachers, commencement comes again, let us hope the same happy results may be attained which this year have proven such a prolific source of satisfaction not only to teachers, scholars and parents, but to every one with whom even the most meager schooling has left traces of love and veneration for this sound bulwark of our county's development, progress and prosperity. The Central Irrigation District of Colusa county was organized sometime ago and its bonds issued. Those bonds have been decided to be valid by the Supreme Court of the State, and are now placed on the market. The question of the legality of the law authorizing the organization of irrigation districts having now been settled, there is no reason why such districts should not be organized wherever water is available. The law authorizing the organization of irrigation districts is one of the most beneficent ever ing to meet at the Roekster Hotel Santa Ana. They do not understand, then, the unseemly haste of our Santa Ana brethren in "jumping the claim" of the citizens of Orange in the premises. If this is a sample of the policy to obtain in the new county, those will be no living with our big neighbor on the other side of the river. The probability seems to be that, so far as the Santa Ana convention is concerned, so far from its being non-partisan, it is called in the interest of certain candidates of both political parties, who have all along indicated that, so soon as the county shall be organized, they should be met into office. The nominations work of contract "non partisan" ostensibly so. But political debts were to be paid and the people made to suffer the injustice of had notna one solely because the office seeker had done the holding of his Santa Ana matters. Is this the reason why Santa Ana is so hosty in the matter? Why is she so desirous having her state convention labeled "non partisan," and has it meant a week in advance of the Orange convention in the absence presents of the prospective county seat? Why cannot Santa Ana wait a week and attend the non-partisan convention at Orange? If the people in the rest of the county are satisfied, why cannot Santa Ana be content? By her action she has precipitated a crisis in politics that does not augur well for harmony in the new county. Copyrights of the Gazette were last week in great demand, containing as the issue did a tail account of the ceremonies of commencement in the public schools of Anaheim. We publish this week the names of promoted scholars, together withthe essays of twoofthegrahues,katiechampionandjamess.AEmpanwhosechiefoffortswereinvariablycrowdedoutoflastweek'sissues.Theyounggentlemanreferredtocommittedhisessaytomemory,anddevotedit,togetherwiththevelocitorywithgracecreditablealiketohimselfandteacher.Anaheamhascometobeproudofherschools.Thelistofpromotionsshowsahealthyprogress,andwhenundertheefficienttuitionofourablecorpsofteacherscommencementcomesagainletushopethesamehappyresultsmaybeattainedwhichthisyearhaveprovensuchaproflicioussourceofsatisfactionnotonlyt Teachers,scholarsandparentsbuttocovereveryonethemostmeagerschoolinghaslefttracesofloveandvenerationforthis Soundbulwarkofourcountysdevelopment，progressandprosperty. The Central Irrigation District of Colusa county was organized sometime ago and its bonds issued. 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biiassuburburgiationOfColumbiiassuburburgiationOfColumbiiassub The Central Irrigation District of Calusa county was organized sometime ago and its bonds issued. Those bonds have been dedicated to be valid by the Supreme Court of the State, and are now placed on the market. The question of the legality of the law authorizing the organization of irrigation districts having now been settled, there is no reason why such districts should not be organized wherever water is available. The law authorizing the organization of irrigation districts is one of the most beneficial ever enacted, and will add hundreds of millions to the value of the property of the State. We have received a copy of the Illustrated Annual edition of the Los Angeles Herald, containing forty-eight pages of valuable matter, numerously illustrated. Although the portion devoted to Anaheim is not so large as we should desire to have it in a magazine of such special excellence, the present number is perhaps better than any of its predecessors. It is very neat typographically, reflecting credit upon its printers, and is just the thing to send East to a friend or to keep on hand for reference. Our esteemed contemporary, the Fox, after peacefully slumbering for a fortnight, appeared last Saturday afternoon, with the name of W. J. Coller as editor and publisher. We welcome the new manager to the newspapar field of Anaheim. It is refreshing to know that the disreputable timor roostabout, lately in command, is to retire from the profession, which he has degraced with consummate and signal indecorum since the day he essayed to perform the duties obviously mapped out for his superiors. Our cultural contemporary, the Los Angeles Herall, some time ago, we believe, spoke of the Gazette's "faulty syntax," referring to an obvious and unparliamentary indication of the types. But when our c. e., referring to Mrs. Hayes' late unfortunate sickness, spells, in scarce two dozen lines, the family name Hayes, Mayca and Aayes, the question arises why, if an assortment of malita were at all to be given, the Nayces were omitted, and whether the c. e. will promise never, never to do so again? While the Santa Ana Blade may lash itself into a fury over our remarks last week about its printing Orange county literature free of charge, the interesting fact remains Primary Grade—H. M. Meade, teacher—Lottie Brown, Waldo Brown, Mary Bolz, Emil Bolz, Bertha Bennerschmidt, Josie Bennerschehl, Dolf Darling, Polly Heimann, Moina Huntington, Emit Menzel, Enil Neipp, Earnest Newbauer, Louisa Rinker, Carrie Schwentker, Anna Vail, Katie Betz; Charlie Handy, Julius Neumann, Albert Vail, Philip Kopp, John Hickey, Rosia Darlinga, Clemthena Darling, Earl Snyder, Oscar Neipp, Willie Boiz, John Schumacher, August Bennerscheldt, May Snolgrass. Pleasant Party. A large circle of friends of Frank Littlefield and Lloyd Bailey assembled at the residence of S. Littlefield last Thursday evening in response to invitations issued by the young gentlemen. A most enjoyable time was had by all, and an excellent lunch was done full justice to. Miss Bailey hightened the evening's amusement by rendering one of her emotional recitations shortly after which the hour being late, the party dispersed. Among those present were Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Van Brunt, Mrs. Lawton, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Polhemus; Miss Meta Polhemus, Mrs Mai Polhemus; Miss Kate Champlin, Miss Holla Witte; Miss Maud Wright, Miss Maggie Trower; Miss Minnie Zeyn, Miss Dura Zeyn; Miss Lettie Beckington, Miss Ila Witte; Miss Jessie Witte; Miss Hartman, Miss Lute Tate; Miss Clara Mossemanne, Miss Clemmie Schmidt; Miss Francis Schmidt; Llyod C. Bailey; Miss Euma Van Brunt; Miss Mary Van Brunt; Miss Emma Schneider; Miss Bailey; Frank T. Littlefield; Julius Schneider; Gilbert Laidell; Harry Dyer; Otto Strodthoff; A. B. Cadman; Fred Crist; S. A. Littlefield; George Whitaker; Frank Whitaker; W. Votaw; Mr. Holmes; Dr. Bailey; Dr. Bullard; Frauk Schaumberger and S. O. Wood. Syrup of Figs. Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California figs, combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds and headaches, and curbing habitual constipation. Thermometrical Record for the Fast Week. Prepared by Sergent Thomas, with A Langenberger June 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Mrs. Hayes, wife of ex-President Hayes died at Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday. Avery & Everhardy's Home-made Lard is the best in the market. Ask your butchers and grocers for Avery & Everhardy's Home-made Lard. Ask your butchers and grocers for Avery & Everhardy's Home-made Lard. On Sawing Jewelry, Art Anabasis, Singer Marshall Estimate, Alainharmandine At the Rochester Hotel, of Orange, on the 8th Day of July, 1809 at 10 A.M. for the purpose of nominating a Surge Judge, a Sheriff and Tax Collector, a Clerk, an Auditor and Recorder, a Treasurer, an Amidor, a District Attorney, a Curator, a Superintendent of Schools, a Surveyor, a Supervisor in each of districts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters, or fraction thereof than one-half, and one at large from Precincts No. 1 and 5, a Campaign Committee for this purpose, and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty voters，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than one-half，and one at large from Precincts No. 1和2，a Campaign Committee for this purpose，and for much other business as properly come before such Convention. The basis of representation to said Commission is made as follows:—One Delegate each fifty votes，or fraction thereof than ONE HALF OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, for the purposes of nominating a Surge Judge, a Sheriff and Tax Collector, a Clerk, an Auditor and Recorder, a Treasurer, an Amidor, a District Attorney, a Curator, a Superintendent of Schools, a Surveyor, a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools, a Surveyor, a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools, a Surveyor, a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools, a Surveyor, a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools, a Surveyor, a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., At the Rochester Hotel, of Orange, on the 8th Day of July, 1809 at 10 A.M. for the purposes of nominating a Surge Judge, a Sheriff and Tax Collector, a Clerk, an Auditor and Recorder, a Treasurer, an Amidor, a District Attorney, a Curator, a Superintendent of Schools, a Surveyor, a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools, a Surveyor, a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., At the Rochester Hotel, of Orange, on the 8th Day of July, 1809 at 10 A.M. for the purposes of nominating a Surge Judge， a Sheriff and Tax Collector， a Clerk， an Auditor和Recorder， a Treasurer， an Amidor， a District Attorney， a Curator， a Superintendent of Schools， a Surveyor， a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools， a Surveyor， a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., At the Rochester Hotel， of Orange， on the 8th Day of July， 1809 at 10 A.M. for the purposes of nominating a Surge Judge， a Sheriff和Tax Collector， a Clerk， an Auditor和Recorder， a Treasurer， an Amidor， a District Attorney， a Curator， a Superintendent of Schools， a Surveyor， a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools， a Surveyor， a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., At the Rochester Hotel， of Orange， on the 8th Day of July， 1809 at 10 A.M. for the purposes of nominating a Surge Judge， a Sheriff和Tax Collector， a Clerk， an Auditor和Recorder， a Treasurer， an Amidor， a District Attorney， a Curator， a Superintendent of Schools， a Surveyor， a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools， a Surveyor， a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., At the Rochester Hotel， of Orange， on the 8th Day of July， 1809 at 10 A.M. for the purposes of nominating a Surge Judge， a Sheriff和Tax Collector， A Clerk， an Auditor和Recorder， a Treasurer， an Amidor， a District Attorney， a Curator， a Superintendent of Schools， a Surveyor， a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools， a Surveyor， a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., At the Rochester Hotel， of Orange， on the 8th Day of July , 1809 at 10 A.M. for the purposes of nominating a Surge Judge， A Sheriff和Tax Collector , A Clerk， an Auditor和Recorder， a Treasurer， an Amidor , a District Attorney , a Curator , a Superintendent of Schools , a Surveyor , a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools , a Surveyor , a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., At the Rochester Hotel , of Orange , on the 8th Day of July , 1809 at 10 A.M. for the purposes of nominating a Surge Judge , A Sheriff和Tax Collector , A Clerk , an Auditor和Recorder , a Treasurer , an Amidor , a District Attorney , a Curator , a Superintendent of Schools , a Surveyor , a Supervisor in each district NO. I and S.A.C., Superintendent of Schools , already completed by two persons better by a million. In America's Real Estate Office; judge A.Deming; inspectors J.B.MC.Bough Alex.Gardner. 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Power Willett Mitchell, berger Male, Rita Rivas, Goldthwaite, Nina Selinger, David Snythe, Merkle Moote, Hildra Selwitte, Charlie Mitchell, Mittert Mitchell, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte, David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe, Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; Berlin Mitte; David Snythe; BERLIN MITTLE HOUSE; S.N.JASPER; INSPECTOR; J.B.MC-BoughAlex.Gardner; Garden Grove.-Four delegates.Polling America'S Real Estate Office; judge A.Deming; inspectors J.W.Lam Barrer.J.A.Samauer.J.Victoria Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbauer; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; Victoria Newbower; VictoriaNewbower; VictoriaNewbower; VictoriaNewbower; VictoriaNewbower； VictoriaNewbower； VictoriaNewbower； VictoriaNewbower； VictoriaNewbower； VictoriaNewbower； VictoriaNewbower； VictoriaNewbower； VictoryNewblower； VictoryNewblower； VictoryNewblower； VictoryNewblower； VictoryNewblower； VictoryNewblower； VictoryNewblower； VictoryNewblower； VictoryNewblower； ViktoryNewblower； ViktoryNewblower； ViktoryNewblower； ViktoryNewblower； ViettoryNewblower； ViettoryNewblower； ViettoryNewblower； ViettoryNewblower； ViettoryNewblower； ViettoryNewblower； ViettoryNewblower； ViettoryNewblown； ViettoryNewblown； ViettoryNewblown； ViettoryNewblown； ViettoryNewblown； ViettoryNewblown； Vi B. Power, Willie Mitchell, Mabel Bertha Selwatte, Lana Selinger, David Simythe, Nailie Moote, Bertha Selwatte, Charlie Mitchell, Adair Ila Warne, Newbauer, Jason, Victoria Burton, teach Sonnen, Edith Leeder, Horri Celleling, Addie Walshado, Alice Roberta, Besheht, Willie Warner, Su Van Brunt, Ila Selinger, Bennie Halbrittier, I. Clothier, Dolphin Fossok, Backs, Allan Fisher, Welburn Mill Classen, Knapbeil, Julia Wharwell Wallop, Matelohin Nothem, Dorr Murry Warling, Ella Beasley Baker,ente, Fannie Willie Engler, Pascal Rivas, Jamie Sinna, Rivias, Nellie Prather, Seale, Ellihille Pachall, tenby, Laura Rodierjuez, Manuel Hurrellhoff, Manuel Hurrellhoff, Lewis Seale, Milena Mitault, Alfrotta Paul Pfabler, department—Kellogg, Stella Schulzichu Robert Barbara Synder,iman Daniel Chechtl, Annie Betz, Eddie Henderson, Willie曼andy Louise Fred Hickey,曼mann teacher—Mary Bolz, obbittit, Josie Dally Heimann, Enil Jonius Rinker, Katie Betz, mann Albert Dickey,Rosia Earl Synder, Schumacheroodgrass. Frank Little at the rea to disinfect or destroy the same within a certain time to be spotted. If within such specified time such disinfection or destruction has not been accomplished,the said person or persons shall be required to make application of such treatment for the purpose of destroying them as said Commissioners shall prescribe. Said notices may be served upon the person or persons owning or having charge or possession of such infested trees or places, or article as foreseen by any Commissioner,or by any person deputed by the said Commissioners for that purpose,or they may be served in the same manner as a summons in a civil action. If the owner or owners, or the person or persons, in charge or possession of any orchard,nursery,或 places，article，inflected with said insector any of them，或 their larva或 eggs after having been notified as above to destroy the same，或 make application of treatment as directed，shall fail，neglect，或 refuse so do he 或 he shall be deemed guilty of maintaining a public nuisance,and any such orchards,nurseries，trees，或 places，或 articles thus infest1，shall be adjudged and the same is hereby declared a public nuisance,and may be proceeded against at such.If found guilty，the Court shall direct the storesaid County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to abate the nuisance.The expense thus incurred may be a lien upon the real property of the defendant. Sec 3. Said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have power to divide the county into districts and to appoint a local Inspector for each of said districts.The State Board of Horticulture，或 the Quarantine Officers of said Board，shall issue commissions as Quarantine Guardians to the members of each County Boards of Horticultural Commissioners and to the local Inspectors thereof.The said Quarantine Guardians.local Inspectors，或 members of said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have full authority to enter into any orchard,nursery，或 place or places where trees or plants are kept and offered for sale或其他wise，或 any house，storeroom,salesroom，depot，或 any other such place in their jurisdiction，to inspect the same，或 any other part thereof. Sec 4. It shall be the duty of said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to keep a record of their official doing,and to make a report to the State Board of Horticulture，on or before the first day of Octoberof each year，of the condition of the fruit interests in their several districts，what is being done to eradicate insect pests，also as to disinfecting，和 as to quarantine against insect pests and diseases，and as to carrying out all laws relative to the greatest good of the fruit interest.Said Board shall publish said reports in bulletin form，或 may incorporate so much of the same in their annual reports as may be of general interest. Sec 5. Each member of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners,and each local Inspector，shall be paid for each day actually engaged in the performance of his duties under this Act,payable out of the County Treasury of his county，such compensation as shall be determined by resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the county before entering into the discharge of his or their duties. Sec 6. The said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have power to remove any local Inspector who shall fail to perform the duties of his office. Sec 7. If any member of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall fail to perform the duties of his office，as required by this Act，他 may be removed from office by the Board of Supervisors，和 the vacancy thus formed shall be filled by appointment by the Board of Supervisors. Sec 8. It shall be the duty of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to keep a record of their official doing,and to make a monthly report to the Board of Supervisors;and the Board of Supervisors may be served in the same manner as a summons in a civil action. If the owner or owners，或 the person or persons，在charge or possession of any orchard,nursery，或 places，或 articles，inflected with said insector any of them，或 their larva或 eggs after having been notified as above to destroy the same，或 make application of treatment as directed，shall fail，neglect，或 refuse so do he 或 he shall be deemed guilty of maintaining a public nuisance,and any such orchards,nurseries，trees，或 places，或 articles thus infest1，shall be adjudged and the same is hereby declared a public nuisance,and may be proceeded against at such.If found guilty，the Court shall direct the storesaid County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to abate the nuisance.The expense thus incurred may be a lien upon the real property of the defendant. Sec 3. Said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have power to divide the county into districts and to appoint a local Inspector for each of said districts.The State Board of Horticulture，或 the Quarantine Officers of said Board，shall issue commissions as Quarantine Guardians to the members of each County Boards of Horticultural Commissioners and to the local Inspectors thereof.The said Quarantine Guardians.local Inspectors，或 members of said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have full authority to enter into any orchard,nursery，或 place or places where trees or plants are kept and offered for sale或其他wise，或 any house，storeroom,salesroom，depot，或 any other such place in their jurisdiction，to inspect the same，或 any other part thereof. Sec 4. It shall be the duty of said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to keep a record of their official doing,and to make a report to the State Board of Horticulture.on or before the first day of Octoberof each year，of the condition of the fruit interests in their several districts，what is being done to eradicate insect pests，也 as to disinfecting，和 as to quarantine against insect pests and diseases，and as to carrying out all laws relative to the greatest good of the fruit interest.Said Board shall publish said reports in bulletin form，或 may incorporate so much of the same in their annual reports as may be of general interest. Sec 5. Each member of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners,and each local Inspector，shall be paid for each day actually engaged in the performance of his duties under this Act,payable out of the County Treasury.of his county，such compensation as shall be determined by resolution of the Board of Supervisors.of the county before entering into the discharge.of his or their duties. Sec 6. The said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have power to remove any local Inspector who shall fail to perform the duties of his office. Sec 7. If any member of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall fail to perform the duties of his office，as required by this Act，他 may be removed from office by the Board of Supervisors，和 the vacancy thus formed shall be filled by appointment by the Board of Supervisors. Sec 8. It shall be the duty of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to keep a record of their official doing,and to make a report to the State Board of Horticulture.on or before the first day of Octoberof each year，of the condition of the fruit interests in their several districts，what is being done to eradicate insect pests，也 as to disinfecting，和 as to quarantine against insect pests and diseases，and as to carrying out all laws relative to the greatest good of the fruit interest.Said Board shall publish said reports in bulletin form，或 may incorporate so much of the same in their annual reports as may be of general interest. Sec 9. Each member of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners,and each local Inspector，shall be paid for each day actually engaged in the performance of his duties under this Act,payable out of the County Treasury.of his county，such compensation as shall be determined by resolution of the Board of Supervisors.of the county before entering into the discharge.of his or their duties. Sec 10. The said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have power to perform the duties of his office, The physicians at Bellevue hospital have advertised for a four handed babs.A year ago a girl baby with three nearly perfect hands attached to her right arm was brought to the hospital,and the physicians wish to discover the phenomenon. It has hitherto been thought that Bueno Ayres was one of the most expensive cities to live in,a medium sized house renting there for $2,500 a year.Is learned though that an eight room house in the outskirts Of Sydney brings $1,750 a year. Is it said that in eight cases outof ten if a man gets $50,000 allof a sudden he will either go cracked inthe head or make a laughing stockof himself.That's doubtlessthe reason why Providence keeps $50,000 away from so manyof us. The practiceof running trains onthe left hand track is now being largely putin forceby railroad corporations throughoutthe United States.The custom originated in England,and affordsthe engineera better and fuller viewofthe tracks ahead. A singular coincidence occurred at Astoria.Ore.Mrs.Clooney died at 3 o'clockinthe morning quite suddenly,dafter having been in good spirits allday.Her canarybirdwhich had been singing all day,diedatthe exacttimeof itsmistress'death. ConsumptionSafetyCurved. To THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy forthe above named disease.BY its timely use thousandsof hopelesscases have beenpermanently cured.I shall be gladto send two bottlesof my remedyfreeto anyof your readers who have consumptionif theywill send inexpressand postofficeaddress.Respectfully.TA.S.Locum,M.C.,181 Poarlst.New York. SomeoftheAspirants Pullertown Star. Asthe time approachesforthe electionofficialsforthe newcountyOfOrange,the namesofthe prominent statesmenwho are willingto sacrifice themselvesfor their县good are comingtothe surface.Of courseno one is seekingoffice,butthebeatmaterialisbeing talkedof.Col.Edwards.Judge Towner andV.Montgomeryare being talkedofasgoodcandidatesforSuperiorJudge.ItsismidlefowntotheasgoodcandidatesforSuperiorJudge.UtC.Worm.Ford;judg Henryinspectors,H.D.PolheiminsandL.Paty. West AnaheimThreedelegates.Placingplace,C.Bush'shouse,judgeChaasinspectors,T.J.Lockhartand,S.YaastweiministerFourdelegates.PlacingHotelSydlcate,judgeSamuelainspectors,G.H.CarlyaleandMcFadden. Yorbia—Two delegates.PolleringYorbia'sstore,judgeJ.Berlin;inspealD.J.Yorba andH.Wraig.SaidPrimaryElectionofJuly1stshouldsubjecttotheprovisionsofthePrincipalslaw,andthepullsintheprecinctsshallbekeptopenbetweennios1and5P.m. We recommendasatestforvotersasPrimaries:“Do you intendtosupportnomineeoftheCitizensConventionausningCountyElection?” TotheCitizensofOrangeCounty: In issuingaboveCallforaCuitConventionforOrangecountywehavethatpartpolitics,inthenationalhave no proper placeinourownlocalbusiness;thatitisofgreatimportancetheaffairsofthenewcountyShallbeaightinthe directionofan economohostandeenergeticconductpublicnessfreedfromtheexigenciespapolitics,andthat theseobjectscanbeaccomplishedbya movementofthisactor. The DelegatestotheConvention Frank Little at the restursday evenday issued by the joyable time that lunch was highly after the party diaer. Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Bailey, Mr. Polhemus; Mai Polhemua, Hilda Witte, Jagge Trower, A. Zyn, Miss Witte, Miss Miss Lute Miss Clemmie Idt, Llyod C. Miss Mary Shneider, Miss Miss Schneider, A. Littlefield, Whitaker, W. Dr. Bullard, Wood. nutrition used with the own to be most actually effectively giving colds and constipation. The Pant A Langenbergwer 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 made Lard is your butchers apil5f Hard Times Prize On Sawiro Maximus as Palladium & Sun's Jewelry, Art & Music Store, Pandias block, Anahima, New Home, Standard; Royal and Singer Manhasset, From $50 to $50 each or instantiants. Nedles for AX, Mahlmann, Oil, Almondmilk, etc. Sec. 6. The said County Board of Horrital Commissioners shall have power to remove any local Inspector who shall fail to perform the duties of his office. Sec. 7. If any member of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall fail to perform the duties of his office, as required by this Act, he may be removed from office by the Board of Supervisors, and the vacancy thus formed shall be filled by appointment by the Board of Supervisors. Sec. 8. It shall be the duty of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to keep a record of their official doings, and to make a monthly report to the Board of Supervisors, and the Board of Supervisors may withhold warrant for salary of said members and Inspectors thereof until such time as said report is made. Scale Pests. Quarantine Guardian F. H Keith has been busy during the week at work on duties appertaining to his office. Acting under orders from the board of Horticultural Commissioners he proposes to rigidly enforce the laws relating to the suppression of fruit pests, and especially is he instructed to enforce that provision of the Act which provides that no person shall import or sell any trees, plants or fruit which are infested with scale. He desires us to say that any conversion of this provision will be taken cognizance of. It is notorious that numerous persons purchase plants, flowers, etc., in Los Angeles and bring them to Anaheim, this in all likelihood spreading the scale pest, and especially making it possible to introduce the white scale. To such persons, Mr. Keith will pay special official attention. For Diseases of horses There is nothing that compares with Cole's Veterinary Carbolisalve. It curses Cuts, Wounda, Brushes, Collar and Saddle Galls, Sores, Mange, Scratchens, Thrush, Inflammations and all skin and hoof diseases quicker than any other remedy. It is the only preparation that will invariably rename the hair to its original color. Edwin D. Bither, driver of Jay Kye Sea, says: "Having given Veterinary Carbolisalve a thorough trial, I can fully endorse it, and take pleasure in recommending it to all owners of horses as the best remedy that I ever saw for general stable use." Large cans $1.00; Small cans 50 cents. Sold at the Anaheim Pharmacy. Ladies' Mass. Miss Muenemann has just received an apartment of large ann hats, which she will sell at 30 cents, hank hats at 40 and 60 cents, besides all the leading dress hats. apl11-2m Hard Times Prize On Sawiro Maximus as Palladium & Sun's Jewelry, Art & Music Store, Pandias block, Anahima, New Home, Standard; Royal and Singer Manhattan, From $50 to $50 each or instantiants. Nedles for AX, Mahlmann, Oil, Almondmilk, etc. Corns, and all Shin Kruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by Wm. M. Higgins BUSINESS BRIEF'S. Go to A. T. Wallop for best Mocha and Java coffee. Attention is called to the advertisement of A. T. Wallop. His store is stocked with a comprehensive line of goods. Go to A. T. Wallop for best of maple syrup and sugar and rock candy syrup or any other make. Go to A. T. Wallop for fresh ranch butter. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. ST JACOBS OIL BASE SEASON. For Cure of Sprains Strains Use St Jacobs Oil Gurcs Firmities Remain Hard The Great American Hardware Company For Sale at Public Auction THREE HORSES, DOUBLE and single harness, cart, plows, Acme cultivator and other farming utensils, household furniture, to be sold at public auction next Saturday, June 29th, at 1 p.m., at my residence, 2 of a mile west of S.P. depot. FRANK MOORE CALL CITIZENS' CONVENTION. Rochester Hotel, City of Orange, on the Day of July, 1889, at 10 A.M. Purpose of nominating a Superior Sheriff and Tax Collector, a County Auditor and Recorder, a Treasurer, a District Attorney, a Coroner, a President of Schools, a Surveyor, one in each of districts No. 1, 2, 4, Campaign Committee for the Elec.for much other business as may come before such Convention. Is of representation to said Convenade as follows:—One Delegate to voters, or fraction thereof larger half, and one at large from each The Convention will, accordingly, add of 82 Delegates, apportioned as and the following are named as Poll-and as Officers of Election: Six delegates. Polling place, de's office; judge, S. O. Wooll; inN. H. Mitchell and W. H. Frink. Lena. Three delegates. Polling G. McPherson's packing-house; N. Harper; inspectors, Chas Harter Harris. Four delegates. Polling place, Real Estate Office; judge, A. Me-inspectory, J. B. McCollough anduber. Grove. Four delegates. Polling ward's store; judge, E. S. Richards; Geo. Hough and H. W. Head. Two delegates. Polling place, Store; judge, W. M. Boring; inN. Brooks and O. N. Brooks. Two delegates. Polling tain Valley Schoolhouse; judge, inspectors, W. D. Lamb and Four delegates. Polling place, de; judge, W. N. Tedford; inJohn Davenny and J. J. Williams. Spring Opening AT S. S. FEDERMAN'S Elegant New Store. Just received an immense and elegant consignment of Men's, Ladies' and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc. Complete Assortment in every Department Prices Lower than Ever Before. I AM NOW PREPARED TO GIVE THE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT of a fine line of Goods at the very lowest prices. Call early and see our astounding bargains. S. S. FEDERMAN. RE-OPENED! THE ANAHEIM HOTEL. RE-OPENED! THE ANAHEIM HOTEL. RENOVATED THROUGHOUT. Ree & Fraser, Props. P. PELLEGRIN. Established over Sixteen Years. E. J. PELLEGRIN P. Pellegrin & Sons. JEWELRY, ART AND MUSIC HOUSE ANAHEIM, CAL. Agency for Leading Makes of Pianos & Organs, Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Sewing Machines. 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