anaheim-gazette 1889-12-12

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Memry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, Eastern and Proportional. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1809 The demarrer filed by the Yorba against our irrigation district's petition to issue bonds will be found in our local colamna this morning. It is not such as will inspire terror in the hearts of our irrigators. It simply recites the fact that, in the opinion of Mr. White, the Yorba attorney, there is not a sufficient statement of fact in the premises for the granting of the petition. In other words, Attorney Shina has not made the matter plain enough for the erudite lawyers on the other side. We are informed, however, that Mr. Shinan never did a better piece of work than in his presentation of this petition. It yet remains to be seen what course the court will pursue in the matter at to-morrow's hearing. Directors Zayn, Ryan and Hunter have been appointed a committee to attend to the proceedings, and we confidently believe that the prayer of petitioners will be granted by the court. It is not in the province of the Yorba, or any one else, to stay the execution of the will of the people. As Orange county stood the test of the courts mainly by its overwhelming vote of adoption by the people, so will our irrigation district also stand in the light of the practically unanimous vote of approval at the polls. Our district is here to stay. We already feel its beneficent effects, and they will become grander and more glorious as the days roll on. We confidently look to Judge Towner to grant the petition of our people to morrow. In the theory of Mr. Webmeyer shall prove to be correct, that the vine disease has run its course in this locality, it will be the means of inaugurating such a setting out of vineyards here as was never witnessed before in California. Here is where wine making was first practised upon anything approaching a large scale, and here were the seeds sown that blossomed out in countless vineyards throughout the State, and which resulted in sending California's name and fame throughout the habitable globe. Now that our vines are destroyed the industry is puranal by others, while our wineries are for the most part idle. Mr. Webmeyer's observations have led him to believe that vines which last year were several days in waiting for a standard for San Francisco. She has been gone 25 days before and is nearly half-way around the world by this time. The schedule time for the trial in seventy-five days, but it is unclear how voyage will be made inside of entirely new ships. About the best piece of news that our people have had lately is the announcement that the Southern Pacific Railroad Company are ready and willing to pay their taxes amounting to $779,500, in the irrigation district. Many people have been under the impression that a long term litigation would result over the railroad tax question, but as we stated when the letter of refusal to pay taxes was received from the company, the whole matter has been settled amicably and to the satisfaction of all. The Commissioner won its libel suit, in which a Los Angeles detective asked damages in $50,000. We congratulate the Monarch on its victory. It leads way for a free and untrammed press in this State. In defending itself against actions of this character it maintains not only its own rights, but those of the entire press of the country. It won the suit, as it ought, and we are heartily glad of it. The salary of the Orange County Commissioners has been fixed at $3 per day and expenses. This will probably bring their demands up to $12 per day. The Board of Supervisors are an economical set—in some things. PLACENTIA POINTERS. Orange statistics, and Prints in Malting the Golden Fruit. EDITOR GAZETTE—The abundant rains have made our roads horrid." In summer weather we have the boss roads, but in wet weather we cannot brag on them. But then, this black, sticky dirt makes large, bright luscious oranges, you know. Orange buyers have been between the rows for some days, estimating the number of boxes of Navels, Melitorranean Sweets, St Michaels and Seedlings, figuring out the value of the crops and making offers. The principal orchard is that of R.H. Gilman, estimated between 5,000 and 6000 boxes; sold to Thacker Bros., for $7,350 on the trees. Mr. McFadden sold to Cook & Langley; principally Mediterranean Sweets and Navels; sold for $1,400. Mrs. Wagner's crop, about 300 boxes, sold for $400 to Cook. Intermediate teacher: Olga Geiger, Lonnie Bolt, Enil Niel Penie Betts, George Marriott marches, Joanne Marshall, Minton, Poldine Hiddin Darling,mann, Angela. [It is absolutely table of schools crowded state] After the fawter over, the tavern—Ed.] This was a notable orange sale last Saturday, when Mr. Gilman sold his crop for $7,350. The orchard comprises about twenty-three acres, and the sale thus nets $322 per acre. The crop is sold on the course in this locality, it will be the means of inaugurating such a setting out of vineyards here as was never witnessed before in California. Here is where wine making was first practiced upon anything approaching a large scale, and here were the seeds sown that blossomed out in countless vineyards throughout the State, and which resulted in sending California's name and fame throughout the habitable globe. Now that our vines are destroyed the industry is purged by others, while our wineries are for the most part idle. Mr. Wehmeyer’s observations have led him to believe that vines which last year were upon the point of dissolution and this year are putting out an abundance of new growth, have effectually passed the ordal of disease and will henceforth take on a new lease of life and productiveness. He has several thousand cuttings of this stamp of vines, taken from a vineyard which, through showing traces of disease, exhibits such astonishing evidences of vitality and new growth that it is clear to his mind that it has gone so far on its return to a healthful state that in a year's time there will be absolutely no trace of disease at all. The vines, having been insulated with the germs of the disease and withstood their attacks, simply show the power to emerge therefrom with new life, and give promise in the near future to be restored to the old-time vigor which characterized all our vineyards. The planting of these vines will be watched with great interest, not only by our people, but by residents of the entire State, where the ravages of the disease are making themselves felt. The well-wishes of our entire community go along with Mr. Wehmeyer in his attempt to raise a new vineyard. May success attend him. The real estate deal of the Messrs. Stanton is one of the largest of the year. One hundred thousand dollars was paid for three thousand acres of land south of town. The land will be laid out into small farms, and we may look for a large influx of settlers by spring. The proprietors are the gentlemen who carried the Centralia Colony tract to such favorable termination and it is more than likely that their new venture will be fully as successful as the first. This land is all embraced in our new irrigation district, and its purchase and subdivision is only one of the many blessings that wait attendant upon the formation of the district. No city in California has better advantages than we, and we are just beginning to feel the good effects of our abundant resources—hitherto stilled by lack of irrigation. After the new colony is laid out and each well-watered twenty-acre tract has a contented family upon it, there will be time for the inauguration of other enterprises of this character upon the idle lands about town, north, east, south and west. Mr. McFadden is having the gum trees along the highway removed and turned into cordwood. He expects to plant fan palms in place of them, as they are more ornamental and don't shade the fruit trees so much. Jease Yarnell has made arrangements to have 40 acres planted in orange trees on his Richfield land, but don't expect to begin operations for a year, as he had leased out his land before he made the contract. He is also contemplating a chicken ranch at Richfield on a large scale for raising chickens by the thousands to supply the Los Angeles market. Dan McFarland has built a snug cottage of about four rooms on his Kraemer tract, and is having the ground made ready for 40 acres of orange trees. John Lenake will have charge of it for him. Mr. French will plant 500 English walnut and some more orange trees. Mr. McFadden will plant 400 orange trees and 200 more walnut trees. A Pierotti will plant two or three hundred orange trees. Mr. Pendleton has the fever and so has Mr. McFadden. Orange buyers have been between the rows for some days, estimating the number of boxes of Navels, Me litorranean Sweets, St. Michael's and Seedlings, figuring out the value of the crops and making offers. The principal orchard is that of R. H. Gilman, estimated between 5,000 and 6000 boxes; sold to Thacker Bros., for $7,350 on the trees. Mr. McFadden sold to Cook & Langley; principally Mediterranean Sweets and Navals; sold for $1,400. Mrs. Wagner's crop, about 300 boxes, sold for $400 to Cook & Langley. The French orchard is not yet sold, but it is understood that its value has been recognized by a very handsome offer. Mr. Tombea' sold for $900. There are other lots that will in the aggregate foot up a good many boxes and bring quite a good many dollars into circulation. Messrs. Stailey, McCullough, Pendleton, Strain, McDowell, P. Hansen, Crowther and Mrs. M. Hansen all have a nice lot of fruit. When the crop produces from $100 to $300 an acre, what is such land worth? Yet a few lots of excellent orange land can be had at from $100 to $150 an acre. About fifty acres of the Gilman place is in bearing oranges and walnuts and the income this year cannot be less than $10,000 or $12,000, and pleasant work. At 10 per cent the income is on a valuation of $100,000 for 50 acres. When his whole 100 acres come into bearing our friend "Dick" will have money enough to loan, start a bank or retire, and if there is a man in America who deserves success it is he. He has won it by sticking to his business through thick and thin. Industry, perseverance and attention to business will in almost every case bring its reward, as it has in his case. We congratulate him on his success and hope that it may continue. [So do we.] Ed. L.N. Chapuian of Alameda has bought the north 20 acres of the John Hartung place, west of the Lionel Browning place, for $100 an acre. Such bargains don't lay out of doors long until some one takes them in out of the wet. No better orange or walnut land is to be found in the valley. Joe P. das Granges has sold his 20 acres north of H. Hetebrink. All bargains are being picked up in good shape. The farmers find little time for idleness this season, as the early and warm rains have started the weeds so that the husband-man must keep going to keep them down. A great deal of land will be planted to corn and grain and no end of trees will be planted, principally orange and soft shell walnuts. If all the work is done that is now planned a great change will be made in the appearance of the country. Mr. McFadden is having the gum trees along the highway removed and turned into cordwood. He expects to plant fan palms in place of them, as they are more ornamental and don't shade the fruit trees so much. Jease Yarnell has made arrangements to have 40 acres planted in orange trees on his Richfield land, but don't expect to begin operations for a year, as he had leased out his land before he made the contract. He is also contemplating a chicken ranch at Richfield on a large scale for raising chickens by the thousands to supply the Los Angeles market. Dan McFarland has built a snug cottage of about four rooms on his Kraemer tract, and is having the ground made ready for 40 acres of orange trees. John Lenake will have charge of it for him. Mr. French will plant 500 English walnut and some more orange trees. Mr. McFadden will plant 400 orange trees and 200 more walnut trees. A Pierotti will plant two or three hundred orange trees. Mr. Pendleton has the faver and so has Mr. McFadden. weather we cannot brag on them. But then this black, sticky dirt makes large, bright luscious oranges you know. Orange buyers have been between the rows for some days, estimating the number of boxes of Navels, Me litorranean Sweets and Navals; sold for $7,350 on the trees. Mr. McFadden sold to Cook & Langley; principally Mediterranean Sweets and Navals; sold for $400 to Cook & Langley. The French orchard is not yet sold, but it is understood that its value has been recognized by a very handsome offer. Mr. Tombea' sold for $900. There are other lots that will in the aggregate foot up a good many boxes and bring quite a good many dollars into circulation. Messrs. Stailey, McCullough, Pendleton, Strain, McDowell, P. Hansen all have a nice lot of fruit. When the crop produces from $100 to $300 an acre, what is such land worth? Yet a few lots of excellent orange land can be had at from $100 to $150 an acre. About fifty acres of the Gilman place is in bearing oranges and walnuts and the income this year cannot be less than $10,000 or $12,000, and pleasant work. At 10 per cent the income is on a valuation of $100,000 for 50 acres. When his whole 100 acres come into bearing our friend "Dick" will have money enough to loan, start a bank or retire, and if there is a man in America who deserves success it is he. He won it by sticking to his business through thick and thin. Industry, perseverance and attention to business will in almost every case bring its reward, as it has in his case. We congratulate him on his success and hope that it may continue. [So do we.] Ed. L.N. Chapuian of Alameda has bought the north 20 acres of the John Hartung place, west of the Lionel Browning place, for $100 an acre. Such bargains don't lay out of doors long until some one takes them in out of the wet. No better orange or walnut land is to be found in the valley. Joe P. das Granges has sold his 20 acres north of H. Hetebrink. All bargains are being picked up in good shape. The farmers find little time for idleness this season, as the early and warm rains have started the weeds so that the husband-man must keep going to keep them down. A great deal of land will be planted to corn and grain and no end of trees will be planted principally orange and soft shell walnuts. If all the work is done that is now planned a great change will be made in the appearance of the country. Mr. McFadden is having the gum trees along the highway removed and turned into cordwood. He expects to plant fan palms in place of them, as they are more ornamental and don't shade the fruit trees so much. Jease Yarnell has made arrangements to have 40 acres planted in orange trees on his Richfield land, but don't expect to begin operations for a year, as he had leased out his land before he made the contract. He is also contemplating a chicken ranch at Richfield on a large scale for raising chickens by the thousands to supply the Los Angeles market. Dan McFarland has built a snug cottage of about four rooms on his Kraemer tract, and is having the ground made ready for 40 acres of orange trees.John Lenake will have charge of it for him.Mr.French will plant 500 English walnut and some more orange trees.Mr.McFadden will plant 400 orange trees and 200 more walnut trees.A Pierottl will plant two or three hundred orange trees.Mr.Pendleton has the faver and so has Mr.McFadden. weather we cannot brag on them.Both then this black, sticky dirt makes large bright luscious oranges you know. 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That was a notable orange sale last Saturday, when Mr. Gilman sold his crop for $7,350. The orchard comprises about twenty-three acres, and the sale thus nets $322 per acre. The crop is sold on the trees. Mr. Gilman was some time ago offered $8,000 for the crop, but he very naturally declined to sell at that price, as several firms of orange buyers were anxious to purchase the crop. He and his partners are to be congratulated on the result, which was brought about through several causes—the spirited rivalry of the buyers, the shortage of the orange crop and the established excellence of the orchard. We have no doubt that this splendid return will be equaled, and it may be surpassed, by those of our orange growers who have not yet disposed of their crop and who, like Mr. Gilman, make it a point to raise none but the best of oranges. The Florida crop, which is now coming into the Eastern market, is the poorest; ever known, and is shorter than last year by several million boxes. Before March oranges will bring more money than at present. NELLY BLY, the New York World correspondent who is skipping around the world against time, arrived at Colombo, Ceylon, on Sunday, two days ahead of her stipulated time. Her course lies thence across the Bay of Bengal to Singapore, and thence up the China sea to Hoogkong and Yokohama. Within the next ten days, possibly, she and Miss Blanda, who is also traveling around the world in an opposite direction, may pass one another somewhere in the China sea. Nelly Bly has made a wonderful voyage, as was to have been expected of the wonderful little woman that she is. She will be at Singapore perhaps a week from Sunday, and at Hong Kong at Christmas and may lose Richfield land, but don't expect to begin operations for a year, as he had leased out his land before he made the contract. He is also contemplating a chicken ranch at Richfield on a large scale for raising chickens by the thousand to supply the Los Angeles market. Dan McFarland has built a nug cottage of about four rooms on his Kraamer track, and is having the ground made ready for 40 acres of orange trees. John Lenike will have charge of it for him. Mr. French will plant 500 English walnut and some more orange trees. Mr. McFadden will plant 400 orange trees and 200 more walnut trees. A Pierotti will plant two or three hundred orange trees. Mr. Pendleton has the fever and so has Mr. McDowell. The trees that will be planted this year in this one locality will number up in the thousands. Roll of Memor. Following is the roll of honor of the Anaheim public school for the past school month; pupils who have neither been absent nor tardy and who have stood above 80 per cent in their studies: Grammar School: Neil Bailey, Elmer Holman, Herman Huaman, Carrie Kellogg, Louis Kroeger, Emita Polhemna, Lenn Snodgram, Gertrude Snyder, Charley Bonge, Frank Dyer, Arthur Fox, Guy Holman, Beatrice Smythe, Guasie Strodthoff, Geo-Schwenther, Blanchard Snyder, Bernie Baker, Mena Barr, Freda Draveson, Chan, Goldthwaite, Stella Goldthwaite, Emma Hilmer, Amy Kroeger, Bennie James, Guasie Langenberger, Eva Littlefield, Willie Mitchell, Albert Neipp, Mai Polhemna, Oscar Reinerer, Hugh Strodthoff, David Smythe. R. V. Gatewood, teacher. Intermediate Department—Kale Power Horr., teacher: Willie Sorensen, Gunnie Bannersbeidt, Addie Wallop, Adela Monemann, Alice Bates, Katie Osinger, Edith Wetzel, Lillie Raeder, Adair Scott, Oscar Warling, Charlie Baker, Willie Baker, Charlie Dorr, Henry Knapka, Charlie Knowlton, Adolph Leedske, Ida Warting, Emma Warling, Victoria Ramolla, Zalma Bailey, Stella Scott, Mianne Champlin, May Weaver, Eala Perry. Second Primary—Miss Barton teacher: Willie Reinerer, Bertie Sorensen, Augustine Hartade, Robert Wetzel, Charles Bannerer, Boston Prather, Fred Halbriston, Biddy Bannersheidt, Herman Bannersheidt Aller Warner, Ella Warner, Sarah Baker, Katia Bartschi,Pankla Nemota,Lala Baken,Harry Preston,Bennie Baker,Lennia Knapka,Ragina Clamani,Afred Ey,Clementine Fennik,john Rahm，Willie Engler，Ola Richfield land，但 don't expect to begin operations for a year，as he had leased out his land before he made the contract. He is also contemplating a chicken ranch at Richfield on a large scale for raising chickens by the thousand to supply the Los Angeles market. Dan McFarland has built a nug cottage of about four rooms on his Kraamer track,and is having the ground made ready for 40 acres of orange trees.John Lenike will have charge of it for him.Mr. French will plant 500 English walnut and some more orange trees.Mr. McFadden will plant 400 orange trees and 200 more walnut trees.A Pierotti will plant two or three hundred orange trees.Mr. Pendleton has the fever and so has Mr. McDowell.The trees that will be planted this year in this one locality will number up in the thousands.BORRA. Roll of Memor. Following is the roll of honor of the Anaheim public school for the past school month; pupils who have neither been absent nor tardy and who have stood above 80 per cent in their studies: Grammar School: Neil Bailey，Elmer Holman，Herman Huaman，Carrie Kellogg，Lennis Kroeger，Emita Polhemna，Lenn Snodgram，Gertrude Snyder，Charley Benge，Frank Dyer，Arthur Fox，Guy Holman，Beatrice Smythe，Guasie Strodthoff，Geo-Schwenther，Blanchard Snyder，Bernie Baker，Mena Barr，Freda Draveson，Chan，金黛华WArrlen，Adolph Leedske，Ida Warting，Emma Warling，Victoria Ramolla，Zalma Bailey，Stella Scott，Mianne Champlin，May Weaver，Eala Perry。 Second Primary—Miss Barton teacher: Willie Reinerer，Bertie Sorensen，Augustine Hartade，Robert Wetzel，Charlie Bannerer，Boston Prather，Freddy Halbriston，Biddy Bannersheidt，Herman Bannersheidt Aller Warner，Ella Warner，Sarah Baker，Katia Bartschi,Pankla Nemota,Lala Baken,Harry Preston,Bennie Baker,Lennia Knapka,Ragina Clamani,Afred Ey,Clementine Fennik,john Rahm，Willie Engler，Ola Richfield land，但 don't expect to begin operations for a year，as he had leased out his land before he made the contract. He is also contemplating a chicken ranch at Richfield on a large scale for raising chickens by the thousand to supply the Los Angeles market. Dan McFarland has built a nug cottage of about four rooms on his Kraamer track,and is having the ground made ready for 40 acres of orange trees.John Lenike will have charge of it for him.Mr. French will plant 500 English walnut and some more orange trees.Mr. McFadden will plant 400 orange trees and 200 more walnut trees.A Pierotti will plant two or three hundred orange trees.Mr. Pendleton has the fever and so has Mr. McDowell.The trees that will be planted this year in this one locality will number up in the thousands.BORRA. Roll of Memor. Following is the roll of honor of the Anaheim public school for the past school month; pupils who have neither been absent nor tardy and who have stood above 80 per cent in their studies: Grammar School: Neil Bailey，Elmer Holman，Herman Huaman，Carrie Kellogg，Lennis Kroeger，Emita Polhemna，Lenn Snodgram，Gertrude Snyder，Charley Benge，Frank Dyer，Arthur Fox，Guy Holman，Beatrice Smythe，Guasie Strodthoff，Geo-Schwenther，Blanchard Snyder，Bernie Baker,Mena Barr,Freda Draveson，Chan，金黛华WArrlen，Adolph Leedske，Ida Warting，Emma Warling,Victoria Ramolla,zalma baileyStella ScottMianne champlinMay weaverEala perry Second Primary—Miss Barton teacher: Willie Reinerer,Bertie SorensenAugustine HartadeRobert WetzelCharlie BannererBoston PratherFreddy HalbristonBiddy BannersheidtHerman Bannersheidt Aller WarnerElla Warner,Sarah BakerKatia Bartschi,Pankla Nemota,Lala Baken,Harry Preston,Bennie Baker,Lennia Knapka,Ragina Clamani,Afred Ey,Clementine Fennik,john RahmWillie EnglerOla Richfield land但 don't expect to begin operations for a year as he had leased out his land before he made the contract.His is a small business with limited capital that does not require significant investment. 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Adelaide, Tenn., Manitoba; Katie Penny, Mia Lindsay; Primary Department—Ethie L. Critchley; Jasmine Waller; Amelia Walker; Barbara Falker; Esther Aguilar; Stella Fox; Willie Wallep; Arthur Bantamante; Manual Bantamante; Annel Malone; Willie Hallbror; Frankie Baker; Mary Paschall; Willie Preston; Lenna Christian; Frankie Watson; Kept Knowlton; John Vogel; Otto Zena; Emil Herndade; Manuel Hurtado; Emil Parnack; Jojo Bernerachedit; Matilda Limada; D. Silvan; West School; Intermediate Department—M. E. Baker; tanner; Wilkie Hegnermee; Charlie Henderson; Max Booga; Benna Paty; Damon Sandgrass; Lottie Downs; Waldo Brown; Hermann Neumann; Garave Heimann; Lilian Liewlyn; Mannie Handy; Stella Marion; Pritzie Heiman; Annie Paty; Adella Neumann; Clara Sandgrass; Mand Wiltmeth; Gertrude Bernerachedit; George Betz; Primary Department—Mina M. Perley, teacher: Olivia Booga, Ecumen Booga, Mary Geiger, Louise Rinker, Emil Booga, Emil Bolk, Enail Neipp, Emil Measel, Willis Bolk, Pennis Bax, Charlotte Handy, Eddie Maria, George George, Dolf Darling, August Bernerachedit, Joanie Bernerachedit, Betha Bernerachedit, Mary Sandgrass, Moima Hannington, Paddie Heimanana, Zella Hownson, Claudina Darling, Rosie Darling, Julina Newman, August Schumacher, J. Schumacher; [It is absolutely impossible to publish the table of scholars' percentages in the present crowded state of our advertising column. After the favor of holiday advertising is over, the tabulated statement will appear.—Ed.] Jewelry at Cost SANTA ANA, Cal., Dec. 9th, 1880. EDITOR GAZETTE. — Please give the patrons of your paper the following item: L. Rubin, the Santa Ana jeweler, is selling out his stock of goods. Therefore the entire stock is offered at cost, as cash is easier taken care of than goods, while looking for a new field. And as this is the month many people indulge in this line, I cordially invite them to my store, as I can save them money on their purchases. The stock at present is complete, containing Seth Thomas Clooka, Roger Brosa Silverware, Elgin and Waltham Watches in Gold and Silver Cases, Chatha, Gold Spectacles, Cuff Buttons, Breast Pins, Gold Pens and everything suitable for a holiday gift, generally found in a first-class jewelry store. This is a genuine closing out sale. Hoping to see your good people improve this chance of bargains, I remain in yours. L. Rubin, next to Bank. The Board of Directors of the Turlock Irrigation district has advertised for bids for four miles of work upon the head of the canal, embracing the heaviest work on the route. GRIST MILL Selling Luring and Shall Care Located at the old Brydghill mall. CITY STREET ONE OR NEXT. The mill will be running Tuesday. J.P. DES GRANGI Scrofula In Its Worst Form—"White Snellting" Oured. The remarkable effect of Road snellting in the following case illustrates the power of this medicine over all blood diseases: "My son, 7 years old, had a white snellling come on his right leg below the knee, which contracted the manchester typhoid disease at right angina. Plumb himself the snellling which discharged freely, but did not help him materially. I considered him." A Confirmed Cripple. I was absent to take him to Christmas for an operation expecting his leg would have to be taken off, and began giving him Road's snellling in order to get up his strength. The matter wake up his appetite, and soon places of home came discharged from the sale. We continued with Road's snellaring, as it seemed to be doing him so much good, and the discharge from the nose decreased, the swelling went down, the leg straightened out, and in a few months he had perfect use of his leg. He is now apparently as well as ever." John L. McMurray, Notary Public, Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. By sale for $1. Prepared only by C. L. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass. 100 Dozens One Dollar $100 Per Acre FOR LAND Adjoining Fullerton Apply to Richard Melrose, Anaheim. F. & J. BACKS, Manufacturers and Dealers in FURNITURE. A Friend of Every Buyer. We keep the best quality and assortment of Furniture. Household Dower-ions, etc. Our stock is bought for cash and we will sell it at low price. The Anaheim Homestead : Traction FOR SALE In Parcels to suit at from $30 TO $60 PER ACRE On Easy Terms! All in the new Irrigation District. A country Unsurpassed in its Varied Agricultural possibilities! Oranges, Figs, Walnuts, and all Deciduous Fruits, Corn, Vegetables and Alfalfa Being successfully raised upon adjoining lands. ONLY one-half of Anaheim, and running up to within a short distance of the DENSED MILK FACTORY at Buena Park. Also adjoining beautiful orange groves of Messrs. Browning and Ryan. The South Pacific Railroad runs through the northern portion. Entire tract to schools, churches, etc. Those who wish a Good and Cheap Piece of Land investigate this before buying. For full particulars call on or add Many favorable reports having been made, this Grange does not hesitate in pronouncing Farmers' Healing Liniment to be the best general healing preparation now in the market. It is a sure and speedy cure for barbed wire cuts, and all sores requiring healing; also for burns; it keeps flies away from any sore. Signed, J. D. Huffman, Secretary San Joaquin County Pomona Grange, No. 8, P. of H. Large bottles, $1; small, 50 cents. For sale by Wm. M. Higgins, druggist, Anaheim, Cal. 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. Avery and Everhardy's Lard comes in plain tin cans. Buy no Lard, represented as ours, that is sold in stamped packages. Apl18tf Melissa. I will in the near 30 days palut carriages and baggies at reduced rates. Please give me a call, S. A. Duria. Shop near Opera-house, Center street. The City Meat Market keeps the best meat that the market affords. Leave your orders with them. Avery & Everhardy's Home-made Lard is the best in the market. Ask your butcher and grocers for it. Avery and Everhardy's Lard comes in plain tin cans. Bay no Lard, represented as ours, that is sold in stamped packages. Apl18tf Avery & Everhardy pay the highest price for calves and hogs. Farmers bring in your calves and get highest cash price at Avery & Everhardy's. Farmers and rancher bring in your eggs to Avery & Everhardy. They pay the highest market price. Cole's Carbullion. Is a medicinal Toilet Soap absolutely pure and free from the deleterious ingredients used in many of the so-called skin sores. It purifies the skin, allows the irritation of morns, rash and prickly heat, suffuses the hands and prevents rashes and chapping-sweat black heads, pimples and skin blisters, and preserves freshness and beauty the complexion. Is produced a soft, creamy Being successfully raised upon adjoining lands. ONLY one-half mile to Anaheim, and running up to within a short distance of the CENTERED MILK FACTORY at Buena Park. Also adjoining beautiful orange groves of Messrs. Browning and Ryan. The South Pacific Railroad runs through the northern portion. Entire tract to schools, churches, etc. Those who wish a Good and Cheap Piece of Land investigate this before buying. For full particulars call on or add: J. B. PIERCE, ANAHEIM; or STANTON & CO., 12 South Fortress Los Angeles REISER'S OPERA-HOUSE ANAHEIM. Under the Management of PELLEGRIN & LANDELL SATURDAY MATINEE and NIGHT DEC. 14th. THE ORIGINAL Griswold's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company (32d year of uninterrupted success). See the Grand Street Parade Matinee, 2 o'clock. Admission, 50 Cents. Children, 25 Cents Evening, 8 o'clock—Reserved seats, 75 cents; general admission 50 cents; children, 25 cents. We guarantee this to be the Largest and Best company ever in county. Turn out and give them a rousing welcome. PELLEGRIN & LANDELL S. S. FEDERMAN'S FALL AND WINTER! OPENING. Goods have Arrived and are Arriving Daily. My selections are the very choicest that the markets of the world produce. I carry the largest and finest assortment in this city. My prices are as low as the lowest. I sell the same quality of goods for less money than other establishments in this city. There is no deception practiced by me. I simply sell goods as cheap as they can be sold, and give full value. My Line is Complete, Consisting of SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR, TABLE LINENS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, CURTAINS, DRESS GOODS. And a complete assortment of everything that can be found in any FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS STORE. — MY STOCK OF — BOOTS AND SHOES, Which is my Specialty, is more Complete this fall than ever before. The public is cordially invited to inspect this new stock of Fall and Winter Goods. Prices guaranteed cheaper than ever. S. S. FEDERMAN. Christmas and New Year PRESENTS ! Larger and Finer Stock Than Ever! Ladies' Work Boxes DRESSING CASES, HOLIDAY AT PELLEGRIN'S JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCK PIANOS, ORGANS, Sewing Machines. S. S. FEDERMAN. Christmas and New Year PRESENTS! Larger and Finer Stock Than Ever! Ladies' Work Boxes DRESSING CASES, ODOR CASES. GENTLEMEN'S SHAVING SETS: SMOKERS' ARTICLES. Thousands of different kinds of Toys to decorate Christmas trees, Candies and Candles. Christmas and New Year's Cards. Come early when there is no rush and have a better time to select what your want. Joseph Helmsen. NOTICE! THE Stearns Ranchos Company OFFER LANDS IN Artesia, Garden Grove, Westminster, Fairview, Norwalk, Consisting of 83,000 acres of Choice Lands in the Ranchos La Siena, Los Coyotes, Las Bolsas, La Habra, and San Juan Cajon de Santa Ana IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT AT FROM $15 TO $75 PER ACRE. R. J. NORTHAM, Agent; Or J. B. PIERCE at Anaheim, California. Centralia Colony Lands for Sale at from $40 to $60 Per Acre. Apply to J. B. PIERCE or R. J. NORTHAM, Anaheim, Cal. THE NEW Saddle & Harness Factory AT ANAHEIM, CAL. TO THE PUBLIC: I have opened a first-class Saddle and Harness Factory at this place, where I shall keep on hand and manufacture $40 to $60 Per Acre. Apply to J. B. PIERCE or R. J. NORTHAM, Anaheim, Cal. THE NEW Saddle & Harness Factory AT ANAHEIM, CAL. TO THE PUBLIC: I have opened a first-class Saddle and Harness Factory at this place, where I shall keep on hand and manufacture to order everything in my line of business. I will also keep a very fine assortment of BUGGY WHIPS AND BUGGY ROBES Bought direct from the best factories in the East. All leather used shall be of the best Santa Cruz and Eastern brands. Fine Mountings and Trimmings For Fine Harness are bought direct from Factories East. And now, if you want a Harness, or a Lady's or Man's Saddle, COMB or BRUSH, or a fine OIL for Harness, Buggy Top or your Boots, A Buggy Cushion, Horse Blanket, Pistol Holster, Cartridge Belt, Chamois or Sponge, HARNESS SOAP and many other useful articles for horses, I have them on hand and will sell them to you for as little money as any one. Having had thirty years experience in this business East, I am able to give you all the very latest styles in Harness and Harness Fixtures; and if you should want anything that I have not got or cannot make, I will get it for you from any city in the United States, and it shall not cost you any more than it would if you were there and bought it yourself at retail. I employ none but the best workmen and will not misrepresent any goods I sell to you. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. I wish you to come and see me before you buy of anyone else, and I am sure you will not regret having visited my storeroom on Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. Very Respectfully, Wm. R. Harker.