anaheim-gazette 1899-05-18

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. HENRY KUCHEL EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. THURSDAY... MAY 18, 1899 CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP. THE GAZETTE today passes into the entire control and ownership of Henry Kuchel, who for upwards of eleven years past has been the editor and manager of the paper. Charles Kuchel retires, having disposed of his interest to the first named. THE GAZETTE will continue, as to its future policy, on the same lines that have dominated its course in the past, the aim of the publisher being in the main to print all the local news, with appropriate editorial comment thereupon, and to maintain the publication, in all other respects, up to the high standard attained by it heretofore. The upbuilding of its home section will in the future as in the past be one of the cardinal points of its policy, and it will have in constant view the development of the latent resources of this valley. The opulent possibilities of the land of its home, where conditions of climate and soil conspire to wring from the earth the richest results in horticulture, we shall continue to dilate upon, the subject being one ever new and full of interest to ourselves, as it must be to the old residenter and temporary sojourner alike. In a word, the same policy that has characterized the course of the paper in the past, will be continued. We shall endeavor to serve the patrons of the establishment with the best efforts of which we are capable, in the various lines of a modern printing office. To this end a comprehensive variety of new type will be installed, and a line of new machinery and furniture introduced. The retiring partner will devote a time to visiting the different sections of interest about the State, and may make an Eastern trip before again turning his attention to the activities and the cares of a business career. He departed for Los Angeles with this end in view on Tuesday morning. He has been with this establishment uninterruptedly for upwards of twenty years, it would not be wise to bond the county, thereby signifying that a direct tax is preferable, then the Board of Supervisors will, on the third Monday in September, 1899, and every year for three years thereafter, make a special levy of 33½ per cent on the $100 valuation for the purpose of erecting a suitable courthouse." That is rather a disingenuous way of putting it. Will the defeat of the proposition to issue bonds signify that the people prefer a direct tax? Hardly. People who are complaining of high taxes and dry years may prefer to submit to neither the bonds or the direct tax. But as the election does not occur until September, there will be abundant time to consider the subject in all its bearings. Certainly the project of bonding the county in the amount of $100,000 is no light affair, and the scheme should not be rushed into hastily. However, the Supervisors have evidently started out to build a courthouse, whether the voters say so or not. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS For The Week Ending May 15, 1899. Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. Samson Edwards and wife, Diana Edwards, to E. W. McCollum—Lot 30, block C, Anaheim Center tract; $1. Mrs. Dicle Smith to Aner M. Glines — W† of W† of NE† of SW†, Sec. 16-4-11, 10 acres; $1000. Santa Ana Steam Laundry company, a corporation, to Sarah J. Samis—Lots 1 and 2, block C, Shelton & Deuel's addition; $300. E. W. McCollum to S. Edwards—Lot 22, block B, Anaheim Center tract; $300. Commercial Bank of Santa Ana to W. H. Holabird—Lots 9 and 10, block D, Bailey's addition to Santa Ana; $100. Henrietta B. Webster et al. to James A. Irvin—Part of lot A, Van De Graff tract, 10.004 acres; $1. J. W. Watt to Robert F. Watt—NE† of NW†, Sec. 26-4-10; $10. Robert F. Watt to Southern Pacific Railway company—Strip of land 60 feet wide, Sec. 26-4-10; $300. Julius Bamberger and wife, Emma Bamberger, to Santa Ana and Newport Railway company—Lots 1, 2 and 3, block B, Bailey's addition to Santa Ana; $10. Frances McCormick to B. F. Townsend—Lot 1 block B Shelton & Deuel's courthouse. SILK Ladie HA A NEW LINE CHAS. THE SCHOOL CENSUS Complete Returns Show an Increase 126 School Children in the County The complete school census o ange county has been issued by C School Superintendent Greeley shows a gain of 126 census school dren in the county, as follows: District.... 1899. Alamitos..... 50 Alliso..... 14 Anaheim..... 659 Bolas..... 118 Buena Park..... 97 Centralla..... 120 Chico..... 40 Cypress..... 72 Delhi..... 42 Diamond..... 30 El Modena..... 125 El Toro..... 50 Fairview..... 25 Fountain Valley..... 71 Fullerton..... 201 Garden Grove..... 235 Laguna..... 22 La Habra..... 52 Laurel..... 100 Magnolia..... 93 Mountain View..... 98 Newhope..... 62 Newport..... 44 Newport Beach..... 51 Ocean View..... 164 Olinda..... 17 Olive..... 100 Orange..... 465 Orangethorpe..... 103 Peralta..... 44 Placentia..... 115 with the best efforts of which we are capable, in the various lines of a modern printing office. To this end a comprehensive variety of new type will be installed, and a line of new machinery and furniture introduced. The retiring partner will devote a time to visiting the different sections of interest about the State, and may make an Eastern trip before again turning his attention to the activities and the cares of a business career. He departed for Los Angeles with this end in view on Tuesday morning. He has been with this establishment uninterruptedly for upwards of twenty years, and has been ever a valuable member of the firm, whose services we shall regret to part with. With this announcement of the termination of a business arrangement which for nearly twelve years past has been uniformly agreeable as well as mutually profitable, THE GAZETTE takes its stand in its accustomed place to do service for the upbuilding of the valley, and to print for its readers the freshest and most reliable news of this section. In a few days statements will be sent out to subscribers concerning their subscriptions, and prompt remittances of amounts due will be appreciated by the publisher. All bills owing the firm are payable to the present proprietor, who will likewise be responsible for all bills owing by the establishment. In the old days when our local Company G of the Seventh won the silver water service offered for the best marksmanship in the regiment, at the Pacific Beach encampment, it used to be said of the company that it was the best officered and best drilled in the brigade. At the regimental parades at San Diego, Santa Monica and Los Angeles the soldierly bearing and precision of their marching order brought the boys many encomiums of praise, and it was admitted on all sides that no better disciplined company, nor one more adept in the tactics and evolutions of the manual of arms, could be found in the State. When in an evil hour Gov. Budd took snap judgment against the boys and mustered the company out, they were sorely depressed; but the martial spirit and the soldierly bearing lingered, and when the President called for volunteers a year ago the boys of the old company offered their services and marched to the front in other companies. By some unaccountable means Santa Paula displaced Anaheim in the National Guard during Gov. Budd's administration, yet had it not been for the Orange county boys who rallied to the support of the Santa Paula company at the President's call, that company would have been reduced to the necessity of going to the front with unfilled ranks, a standing reproach to the Governor who mustered our gallant company out of the service. Thirty Orange county boys volunteered to fill out the ranks of the Santa Paula company, which, under the terms of the original call, was required to have a complement of 103 officers and men. Many of these Orange county lads were from Anaheim; and a number of Anaheim boys marched to the front in the ranks of the Santa Ana company with the best efforts of which we are capable, in the various lines of a modern printing office. To this end a comprehensive variety of new type will be installed, and a line of new machinery and furniture introduced. The retiring partner will devote a time to visiting the different sections of interest about the State, and may make an Eastern trip before again turning his attention to the activities and the cares of a business career. He departed for Los Angeles with this end in view on Tuesday morning. He has been with this establishment uninterruptedly for upwards of twenty years, and has been ever a valuable member of the firm, whose services we shall regret to part with. With this announcement of the termination of a business arrangement which for nearly twelve years past has been uniformly agreeable as well as mutually profitable, THE GAZETTE takes its stand in its accustomed place to do service for the upbuilding of the valley, and to print for its readers the freshest and most reliable news of this section. In a few days statements will be sent out to subscribers, concerning their subscriptions, and prompt remittances of amounts due will be appreciated by the publisher. All bills owing the firm are payable to the present proprietor, who will likewise be responsible for all bills owing by the establishment. In the old days when our local Company G of the Seventh won the silver water service offered for the best marksmanship in the regiment, at the Pacific Beach encampment, it used to be said of the company that it was the best officered and best drilled in the brigade. At the regimental parades at San Diego, Santa Monica and Los Angeles the soldierly bearing and precision of their marching order brought the boys many encomiums of praise, and it was admitted on all sides that no better disciplined company, nor one more adept in the tactics and evolutions of the manual of arms, could be found in the State. When in an evil hour Gov. Budd took snap judgment against the boys and mustered the company out, they were sorely depressed; but the martial spirit and the soldierly bearing lingered, and when the President called for volunteers a year ago the boys of the old company offered their services and marched to the front in other companies. By some unaccountable means Santa Paula displaced Anaheim in the National Guard during Gov. Budd's administration, yet had it not been for the Orange county boys who rallied to the support of the Santa Paula company at the President's call, that company would have been reduced to the necessity of going to the front with unfilled ranks, a standing reproach to the Governor who mustered our gallant company out of the service. Thirty Orange county boys volunteered to fill out the ranks of the Santa Paula company, which, under the terms of the original call, was required to have a complement of 103 officers and men. Many of these Orange county lads were from Anaheim; and a number of Anaheim boys marched to the front in the ranks of the Santa Ana company with the best efforts of which we are capable, in the various lines of a modern printing office. To this end a comprehensive variety of new type will be installed, and a line of new machinery and furniture introduced. The retiring partner will devote a time to visiting the different sections of interest about the State, and may make an Eastern trip before again turning his attention to the activities and the cares of a business career. He departed for Los Angeles with this end in view on Tuesday morning. He has been with this establishment uninterruptedly for upwards of twenty years, and has been ever a valuable member of the firm, whose services we shall regret to part with. With this announcement of the termination of a business arrangement which for nearly twelve years past has been uniformly agreeable as well as mutually profitable, THE GAZETTE takes its stand in its accustomed place to do service for the upbuilding of the valley, and to print for its readers the freshest and most reliable news of this section. In a few days statements will be sent out to subscribers, concerning their subscriptions, and prompt remittances of amounts due will be appreciated by the publisher. All bills owing the firm are payable to the present proprietor, who will likewise be responsible for all bills owing by the establishment. In the old days when our local Company G of the Seventh won the silver water service offered for the best marksmanship in the regiment, atthe Pacific Beach encampment, it used to be said ofthe company that it wasthe best officeredandbestdrilledinthebrigade.AttheregimentalparadesatSanDiego,SantaMonicaandLosAngelesthe Soldierlybearingandprecisionofthemarchingorderbroughttheboysmanyencomiumsofpraise,anditwasadmittedonallsidesthatnobetterdisciplinedcompany,norronemoredeptinethetacticsandevolutionsofthemanualofarms,couldbefoundintheStateWheninanevilhourGov.Buddtooksnapjudgmentagainsttheboysandmusteredthecompanyout,theyweresorelydepressed;butthemartialspiritandthesoldierlybearinglingered,andwhenThePresidentcalledforvolunteersayearagotheboysoftheoldcompanyoffeedtheservicesandmarchedtoctherfrontinothercompanies. By some unaccountable means Santa Paula displaced Anaheim intheNationalGuardduringGov.Budd'sadministration,yethaditnotbeenfortheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyatthePresident'scall,thatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyatthePresident'scall,thatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyatthePresident'scall,thatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyattheresignationofthepresident'scall,t hatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyattheresignationofthepresident'scall,t hatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyattheresignationofthepresident'scall,t hatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyattheresignationofthepresident'scall,t hatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyattheresignationofthepresident'scall,t hatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyattheresignationofthepresident'scall,t hatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，underthetermsoftheoriginalcall，wasrequiredtohavemalplementof103officersandmen.ManyoftheOrangecountyboyswhorlearedtofthesupportofthesantaPaulacompanyattheresignationofthepresident'scall,t hatcompanywouldhavebeenreducedtothenecessityofgoingtothefrontwithunfilledranksa StandingreproachtotheGovernorwhomusteredourgallantcompanyoutoftheservice.ThirtyOrangecountyboyvolunteeredtillouttheranksfotheSantaPaulacompanywhich，under-theterms-of-theoriginal-call,-wasrequired-to-have-a-complement-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompany-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompancy-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompancy-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompancy-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompancy-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompancy-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompancy-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompancy-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of-the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of-the-santa-paul-acompancy-with-the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of_the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of_the-santa-paul-acompancy-with_the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many-of_the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of_the-santa-paul-acompancy-with_the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many_of_the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of_the-santa-paul-acompancy-with_the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many_of_the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of_the-santa-paul-acompancy-with_the-best-office-of-103-officers-and-men.-Many_of_the-orange-county-boys-whorleared-to-fit-out-the-rank-of_the-santa-paul-acompancy-with_the-best-office-of-103OFFICERS 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The Board of Supervisors, in promulgating the call for a county election to vote upon the question relative to the issuance of bonds in the amount of $100,000 for the erection of a courthouse at Santa Ana, have the politeness to suggest: "Should the voters at the special election decide by an adverse vote that Rose A. Bevans, widow, to J. D. Thomas—Part of same lot; $50. Burdie Chandler gives notice that he has caused $10) worth of work to be performed on the Fanst. Petroleum Mining Claim on lots 3, 4, 5, T 3 S, R 9 W, for year 1899. Sarah J. Samis and husband, Jesse Samis, to Santa Ana Steam Laundry company—Lots 7 and 10, block 8, Santa Ana; $900. Mehitable D. Sanborn to Wm. F. Botsford—SW‡ of NW‡, Sec. 20-3-9; $4200. C. D. Moreland and wife, Mollie Moreland, to Charles Jacob David Beck—E‡ of NE‡ of NW‡, Sec. 30-4-10; $2000. Eliza A. R. Bates, administratrix, to Malinda S. Obarr, wife of R. L. Obarr—16.04 acres northwest of Santa Ana two miles; $600. Chancy C. Butterfield to Charles L. Butterfield—Part of lot 2, Sec. 7-7-8, 7.11 acres; $250. James Rayburn and Rose Rayburn to Sophie Reuter—Lots 11 and 12, block B, Humphrey's addition to Santa Ana; $300. Edward F. Dyer and wife, Kate H. Dyer, to E. H. Dyer and Olive Dyer—Part of Secs. 17, 20 and 21-4-11; 225 acres; $10. James L. Holley and wife, Emma R. Holley, to Daniel E. Smeltzer and Charles H. Kuechne—W‡ of NW‡ of SW‡, Sec. 23-5-11, 20 acres; $4000. D. H. Thomas, Trustee, to J. S. Slauson—Lots 1 to 5, block F, Goodwin's addition to Santa Ana; $335. Same to First National Bank of Santa Ana—Lots 6 and 7, block F; lot 7, block E; lots 1 to 7, block D, Goodwin's addition to Santa Ana; lot 3, W. I. Keese's addition to Santa Ana, and 40 acres south of Santa Ana; also northerly quarter of lot 44, Irvine's subdivision, 10 acres; $2195. James Taylor to Santa Ana and Newport Railway company—Strip of land 20 feet wide along part of Sec. 11-5-11; $75. Daniel Wolfgram and wife, Wilhelmina, to Southern Pacific Railroad—Lot at Anaheim, 140.25x180 feet; $750. C. S. Sheffield to same—a strip 30 feet wide part of W‡ of SW‡ of Sec. 14-4-10; $300. W. E. McFadden to Ellsworth Nichols—Acreage lots 46 and 47, Fullerton; $10. Flora C. Scheurer and husband, Balzar W. Scheurer, to T. D. Heyl—All of block B. Wolcott's addition to Santa Ana; $1850. James C. Hart to Reuben A. Adams—78.72 acres in the Thomas tract NW of Orange; $4100. D. G. Cole and wife, Johanna Cole, to Jasper N. Martin—One acre on North Main street, Santa Ana; $325. Oscar Renner and wife, Minnie Renner, to Southern Pacific Railroad—Release from damage on account of building railroad on Santa Ana street, Anaheim; $50. May 12, 1889 In re estate of Bates, deceased, turn of sale of real estate. Mrs. P.R.Bates the administratorrix, seized and testified, also Jas. Elam. Defend rests. P.A. Stanton was recalled in buttled by plaintiff, also L.Hargreave J.H.Emanuel. The matter was the under advisement. Counsel to proclaim points and authorities in five days. May 12, 1889 In re estate of Bates, deceased, return of sale of real estate. Mrs.P.R.Bates the administratorrix, seized and testified, also Jas. Elam. Defend rests. P.A. Stanton was recalled in buttled by plaintiff, also L.Hargreave J.H.Emanuel. The matter was the under advisement. Counsel to proclaim points and authorities in five days. May 13, 1889 In re estate of Yrinnell, deceased Return of sale of real estate. Raylingsley sworn and testified.Same confirmed as to parcel No.1,and further hearing is continued to May 18, 1889. May 16, 1889 Stewart vs Stewart.Cause contended for trial to May 30, 1899.at 10:30 a.m. Howard vs Howard.The order hath before made setting cause for trial day is hereby vacated and the cause set for trial May 20, 1899.at 10:30 a.m. Votims to stomach liver and kidney troubles as well as women,and all the results in loss of appetite,pole in the blood,backache,nervous headache and tired listless,run-delaying.But there’s no need to like that.Listen to J.W.Garden Idaville,Ind.他 says:"Electricitors are just the thing for a man who is all run down,and don’t whether he lives or dies.它 did not give me new strength and good petite than anything I could take can now eat anything and have a lease on life."Only 50 cents a week at P.A.Derge’s Drug store.Ebottle guaranteed." SILK PATTERNS FOR Ladies' Waists HAVE ARRIVED. ALSO NEW LINE OF LADIES' LATEST COLLARS. CHAS. FEDERMAN & CO. THE SCHOOL CENSUS. Complete Returns Show an Increase of 186 School Children in the County. The complete school census of Orlando county has been issued by County Superintendent Greeley, and is a gain of 126 census school children in the county, as follows: District 1899. 1898. Mitos 50. 56 O. 14. 14 Belmil 659. 663 La. 118. 107 Park 97. 65 Aralla 120. 149 Oo. 40. 49 Press 72. 65 Ice 42. 36 Mond. 30. 50 Modena 125. 126 Oro. 50. 58 View 25. 40 Cain Valley 71. 35 Berton 201. 192 Len Grove 235. 248 Anna. 22. 11 Habra. 52. 50 Vel. 100. 96 Nollaia. 93. 77 Mountain View. 98. 105 Shope. 62. 61 Port. 44. 41 Port Beach. 51. 48 On View. 164. 167 Dada. 17. Je. 103. 103 Age. 100. 465 Agethorpe. 103. 101 Alta. 44. 43 Sentia. 115. 114 HYBRID ORANGES. A Florida Grower Who Considers the Scheme Altogether Impracticable. The Department of Agriculture at Washington is going steadily ahead with its experiments in developing an orange that can be grown in a temperate climate. The hardy orange evolved by the department is termed "the trifoliate orange." It has been produced by breeding the pollen of the sweet orange into the bulbs of the Japanese trifoliata, and vice versa. The trifoliata grows as far north as Philadelphia, but bears no fruit worth mentioning. Seedlings from the hybrids so far produced promise to give an exceedingly hardy and valuable fruit-producing tree. Dr. Webber of the division of vegetable pathology has just gone to Florida, taking with him a large number of the new plants, his mission being to bud a quantity of these seedlings on live orange trees. This, it is hoped by the department, will give definite results several years sooner than if the department waited for the hybrid seedlings to mature and bear. A correspondent of the Florida Citizen and Times-Union makes a most interesting argument in support of the proposition that the scheme is utterly impracticable. He says: "It may be possible for the Agricultural Department to succeed in growing an orange tree that will stand the NO TALLY. NO SHIRTEE. A Californian Says the Marks on Tickets Are Descriptions of Customers. "Most people suppose," said an ex-Californian, "that the vertical row of hieroglyphics on a Chinese laundry check are merely so many numerals. As a matter of fact, they are nothing of the kind, but constitute a brief and spicy description of the individual who left the bundle. If you will take the trouble to notice it, you will see that the laundryman will always go through exactly the same program. He takes the package, gives you a swift, comprehensive glance, and then proceeds to decorate a slip of rice paper with from two to five India ink chicken tracks. What he has really written is probably something like this: "Fat foreign devil who resembles a pig; squinty eyes and wart on the left side of his nose." "You carry around this flattering pen portrait, innocently imagining that it reads 'No. 4-11-44,' and when you call for your wash you will find that the Chinaman who receives the ticket will invariably look you over, making mental comparison before he reaches for the bundle." A Mongolian friend of mine out in Frisco put me on to the scheme, and I took the trouble to ascertain whether he was telling me the truth. I got a laundry slip, copied it with microscopic fidelity and submitted it to several expert native translators. A JOKE ON THE TEAM He Roughly Ordered General Sherman's Brush His Mules. A good story is told of one Sherman's Missouri teamsters just joined the service, a raid and was assigned the task of six mule team. When the arranger for the first night, he was wary of harnessing his team. "Hello there," said the company in passing. "What mean by taking care of those yourself? Why don't you hostler do it?" "Why, I thought every man take care of his own team," bewildered teamster. "You bet he doesn't. We hostler for that. There's his side here. He's a lazy, cool cousin, and he may not want to you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missourian strode over tent indicated, which happened General Sherman's headquarter. "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely, "get out of here and those mules." Needless to say, the teams the evening in the guardhouse signed to the duty of teaming by mistake. The roads were COURT NOTES. May 10, 1899. The naturalization of Andrew Ip-C. Miller and Peter Soudesen was sworn and testified, and the above and Andrew Ipsen was admitted to custody and the oath allegiance was registered. The naturalization of Peter Jacob-Peter Jacobson was admitted to ship upon the evidence of Peter Dessen and C. Miller and took the oath of allegiance. May 11, 1899. Anton vs. Ball et al. This cause rose regularly for trial. Richard Rose appearing for the plaintiff and delvey and Bowes for the defendant. It was taken until 11 o'clock as a witness for the defendant had not arrived. Hart convened at 11 o'clock a.m. trial begun. The bond of W.R. was introduced in evidence. P.A. Anton was sworn and testified on the plaintiff, also E.T. Langley, Emanuel, L.Hargrave, P.A. Anton was recalled by the plaintiff. To the Traveling Public. The Southern Pacific Company are selling all classes of tickets from Anaheim to Eastern points, via three routes, viz., Sunset, connecting at El Paso with Texas-Pacific for Kansas City, St.Louis, Chicago and all middle and northwestern cities, and at New Orleans with lines to Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and all principal places on the Atlantic seaboard, as well as intermediates on the various roads leading east. The Ogden, or "Tehachapi-loop" route, takes you via Sacramento to Ogden, thence either Union Pacific to Omaha and the east, or over the Rio Grande system through Salt Lake City. A correspondent of the Florida Citizen and Times-Union makes a most interesting argument in support of the proposition that the scheme is utterly impracticable. He says: "It may be possible for the Agricultural Department to succeed in growing an orange tree that will stand the climate of Washington and Philadelphia, but it cannot be possible that they have so far lost sight of the facts connected with orange growing as to hope to be able to grow an orange outside of the greenhouse further north than the northern line of the State of Florida. It must be remembered that it requires at least nine months to mature an orange from the bloom; in fact, it takes fully twelve months to produce a perfectly ripe orange from the time it blooms; but the fruit usually turns yellow, and may be said to be ready to ship in about nine months. Now, in ordinary seasons, orange trees would not bloom in the climate of Washington before May or June. What kind of a time would they have to ripen in that climate in the following January and February? "Unless the Agricultural Department can procure an orange that will grow and mature ready for use in six months from the time it blooms, they cannot hope to produce the fruit in the climate of Washington. Orange growers of Florida have found out that to grow perfect fruit the trees must bloom in the month of February, and not later than the first part of March, and to grow oranges successfully you must have a climate where spring opens February 1, then the fruit will be ready to market about Christmas, and if the weather does not get too cold, and it can be left on the trees till February 1, it will be perfectly ripe and matured and at its best. "When the fact is fully made known that to grow oranges outside of a greenhouse one must have fully nine months in which the thermometer does not go lower than 26 degrees, it will be seen at once that the department cannot be thinking of growing anything but the trees in the climate of Washington." Red Hot From the Gun Was the ball that hit G.B. Steadman of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It caused horrible ulcers that no treatment helped for twenty years. Then Buckden's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Bolls, Felons, Coras, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. 25 ota a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by P.A. Derge. Druggist. To the Traveling Public. The Southern Pacific Company are selling all classes of tickets from Anaheim to Eastern points, via three routes, viz., Sunset, connecting at El Paso with Texas-Pacific for Kansas City, St.Louis, Chicago and all middle and northwestern cities, and at New Orleans with lines to Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and all principal places on the Atlantic seaboard, as well as intermediates on the various roads leading east. The Ogden, or "Tehachapi-loop" route, takes you via Sacramento to Ogden, thence either Union Pacific to Omaha and the east, or over the Rio Grande system through Salt Lake City. What he has really written is probably something like this: "Fat foreign devil who resembles a pig; squinty eyes and wart on the left side of his nose." You carry around this flattering pen portrait, innocently imagining that it reads 'No. 4-11-44,' and when you call for your wash you will find that the Chinaman who receives the ticket will invariably look you over, making mental comparison before he reaches for the bundle. A Mongolian friend of mine out in Frisco put me on to the scheme, and I took the trouble to ascertain whether he was telling me the truth. I got a laundry slip, copied it with microscopic fidelity and submitted it to several expert native translators. They all agreed that it ran something like this: "Ridiculous old man; very pompous; bald head like a speckled egg." You will observe that my hair grows rather high on my forehead, and I have a few freckles, although nothing to justify such an insulting description. However, it proved the point. The next ticket I got declared I was an elderly gentleman resembling Yun-Tai, the wind god,' which pleased me immensely until I persuaded a native curio dealer to show me a statuette of the deity. Then I wanted to murder the laundrymen. The Chinese are a deep people, boys. They look as demure as guinea pigs, but all the while they are quietly sizing up and having a big laugh in their sleeves." An Epidemic of Whooping Cough. Last winter during an epidemic of whooping cough my children contracted the disease, having severe cough spells. We had used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy very successfully for group and naturally turned to it at that time and found it relieved the cough and effected a complete cure—JOHN E.CLIFFORD, Prop. Norwood House, Norwood, N.Y. This remedy is for sale by P.A. Derge. The son (insinuatingly)—Say, pop,the fishes is biting like everything down to crick. The sire (reassuringly)—Wal,sest keep on boein pertaters an' I guess they won't bite you.-N.Y.Journal. I consider it not only a pleasure but a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful cure effected in my case by the timely use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was very badly off with flux and procured a bottle of this remedy. A few doses of it effected a permanent cure. I take pleasure in recommending it to others suffering from that dreadful disease.-J.W.LYNCH,Dorr.W.Va. This remedy is sold by Derge. THE POWER OF SHADOWS. A Gloomy View of The Power of Certain Popular Superstitions. As antique runners passed from hand to hand the sacred torch, so the generations transmit to the generations which succeeded them all that they have of light and knowledge, leaving them as a heritage care of continuing the divine work of enfranchisement and of helping to dissipate the shadows of ignorance. Little by little these clouds are vanquished and disappear, and the touch of intelligence flames the more radiantly in the midst of the travailing masses. But all of a sudden a veil covers the torch—something surges up which seems like the darkness of another age. One feels that in a corner of this civilization monstrous things have place. Here they have a woman seemed at what he has really written is probably something like this: "Fat foreign devil who resembles a pig; squinty eyes and wart on the left side of his nose." You carry around this flattering pen portrait, innocently imagining that it reads 'No. 4-11-44.' and when you call for your wash you will find that the Chinaman who receives the ticket will invariably look you over, making mental comparison before he reaches for the bundle. A Mongolian friend of mine out in Frisco put me on to the scheme, and I took the trouble to ascertain whether he was telling me the truth. I got a laundry slip, copied it with microscopic fidelity and submitted it to several expert native translators. They all agreed that it ran something like this: "Ridiculous old man; very pompous; bald head like a speckled egg." You will observe that my hair grows rather high on my forehead, and I have a few freckles, although nothing to justify such an insulting description. However, it proved the point. The next ticket I got declared I was an elderly gentleman resembling Yun-Tai, the wind god,' which pleased me immensely until I persuaded a native curio dealer to show me a statuette of the deity. Then I wanted to murder the laundrymen. The Chinese are a deep people, boys. They look as demure as guinea pigs, but all the while they are quietly sizing up and having a big laugh in their sleeves." Having thus disposed of his Mr. Gladstone went and sat by a moment: "I hope you don't believe." Mr. Hennessy," he said: "You was ingenious, and it may come over that he is a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." The Missouri strove over tent indicated which happen General Sherman's headquarters "Here, you son of a gun," fiercely,"get out of here after those mules." Needless to say,the teams hostler for that. There's his face over there. He's a lazy cowress,and he may not want to do you swear at him and he'll make double quick." 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The Ogden, or "Tehachapi-loop" route, takes you via Sacramento to Ogden, thence either Union Pacific to Omaha and the east, or over the Rio Grande system through Salt Lake City, Leadville, Royal Gorge, Colorado Springs, Denver and any place in the United States, Canada or Mexico. The Portland, or "Shasta," route, is the most accommodating line for passengers to the Great Northwest. Special reduced-rate tickets to Pacific Coast points from Portland north to Vancouver, with free sleeper privilege Sacramento to Portland. Baggage checked anywhere. I shall be pleased to have prospective passengers call or write me for details, and I will meet any rate, first or second class, or any other proposition offered by competitors, that is not in accordance with published rate-sheets, and other rulings pertaining to through passenger traffic. T. A. DARLING, Agent S. P. Co. Anaheim May 16, 1899. The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man. Any one who has had an attack of solatic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the infliction is demoniac enough to warrant the belief. It has never been claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast out demons, but it will cure rheumatism, and hundreds bear testimony to the truth of this statement. One application relieves the pain, and this quick relief which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. For sale by P. A. Derge. On board ship a wife was trying to comfort her seasick husband, and to change the current of his thoughts. "Barling, has the moon come up yet?" she asked. "It has, if I swallowed it," was the weak-voiced reply. To-Night and To-Morrow Night, And each day and night during this week, you can get at any druggist's Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be the most successful remedy ever sold for coughs, Group, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Get a bottle today and keep it always in the house, so you can check your cold at once. Price 25c. and 50c. Sample bottle free. The Southern Pacific Company are selling all classes of tickets from Anaheim to Eastern points, via three routes, viz., Sunset, connecting at El Paso with Texas-Pacific for Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and all middle and northwestern cities, and at New Orleans with through lines to Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and all principal places on the Atlantic seaboard, as well as intermediates on the various roads leading east. The Ogden, or "Tehachapi-loop" route, takes you via Sacramento to Ogden, thence either Union Pacific to Omaha and the east, or over the Rio Grande system through Salt Lake City, Leadville, Royal Gorge, Colorado Springs, Denver and any place in the United States, Canada or Mexico. The Portland, or "Shasta," route, is the most accommodating line for passengers to the Great Northwest. Special reduced-rate tickets to Pacific Coast points from Portland north to Vancouver, with free sleeper privilege Sacramento to Portland. Baggage checked anywhere. I shall be pleased to have prospective passengers call or write me for details, and I will meet any rate, first or second class, or any other proposition offered by competitors, that is not in accordance with published rate-sheets, and other rulings pertaining to through passenger traffic. T. A. DARLING, Agent S. P. Co. Anaheim May 16, 1899. The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man. Any one who has had an attack of solatic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the infliction is demoniac enough to warrant the belief. It has never been claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast out demons, but it will cure rheumatism, and hundreds bear testimony to the truth of this statement. One application relieves the pain, and this quick relief which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. For sale by P. A. Derge. On board ship a wife was trying to comfort her seasick husband, and to change the current of his thoughts. "Barling, has the moon come up yet?" she asked. "It has, if I swallowed it," was the weak-voiced reply. To-Night and To-Morrow Night, And each day and night during this week, you can get at any druggist's Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be the most successful remedy ever sold for coughs, Group, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Get a bottle today and keep it always in the house, so you can check your cold at once. Price 25c. and 50c. Sample bottle free. The Southern Pacific Company are selling all classes of tickets from Anaheim to Eastern points, via three routes, viz., Sunset, connecting at El Paso with Texas-Pacific for Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and all middle and northwestern cities, and at New Orleans with through lines to Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and all principal places on the Atlantic seaboard, as well as intermediates on the various roads leading east. The Ogden, or "Tehachapi-loop" route,takes you via Sacramento to Ogden,these either Union Pacific to Omaha and the east,或overtheRioGrande systemthroughSaltLakeCity，Leadville,RoyalGorge，ColoradoSprings，DenverandanyplaceintheUnitedStates，CanadaorMexico. The Portland.or“Shasta,”route,是themostaccommodatinglineforpassengerstotheGreatNorthwest.Specialreduced-rateticketstocapicCoastpointsfromPortlandnorthtoVancouver,以freesleepervalleighSacramentotoPortland.Baggagecheckedanywhere. Ishallbepleasedtohaveprespectivepassengerscallorwritemefordetails,andIwillmetanyrate,firstorsecondclass,或anyotherpropositionofferedbycompetitors,那isnotinaccordancewithpublishedrate-sheets,andotherrulingspertainingtothroughpassengertraffic. T.A.DARLING，AgentS.P.Co. AnaheimMay16，1899. The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man.Anyonewhohashadanattackofsolaticorinflammatoryrheumatismwillagreethattheinflictionisdemoniacenoughtowarrantthebelief。它hasneverbeclaimedthatChamberlain'sPainBalmwouldcastoutdemons,但itwill curerheumatism,andhundredsbeartestimonytothetruthofthescriptation.Ioneapplicationrelievesthepain,andthisquickreliefwhichitaffordsisaloneworthmimesitscost.ForsalebyP.A.Derge. Onboardshipa wifewastryingtocomfortherseasickhusband,andtocchangethecurrentofhisthoughts. "Barling,hasthemooncomeupyet?"sheasked. "IthasifIswallowedit,"wastheweak-voicedreply. To-NightandTo-MorrowNight, Andeachdayandnightduringthisweek,youcangetatanydruggist'sKemp'sBalsamfortheThroatandLungs,knowledgedtobethemostsuccessfulremedyeversoldforcoughs,Group,Bronchitis,AsthmaandConsumption.Getabottletodayandkeepitalwaysinthehouse,sowyoucancheckyourcoldatonce.Price25c.and50c.Samplebottlefree. The Southern Pacific Company are selling all classes of tickets from Anaheim to Eastern points,via three routes,viz.,Sunset，connectingatElPasowithTexas-PacificforKansasCity，St.Louis，Chicagoandallmiddleandnorthwesterncities,andatNewOrleanswiththroughlinestoCincinnati,Baltimore，Washington，PhiladelphiaandallprincipalplacesontheAtlanticseaboard.aswellasintermediatesonthevariousroadssleadingeast. TheOgden，或“Tehachapi-loop”route,takesyouviaSacramentotoOgden,these eitherUnionPacifictoOmaha和the east,或overtheRioGrande systemthroughSaltLakeCity，Leadville,RoyalGorge，ColoradoSprings，DenverandanyplaceintheUnitedStates，CanadaorMexico. The Portland.or“Shasta，”route,是themostaccommodatinglineforpassengerstotheGreatNorthwest.Specialreduced-rateticketstocapicCoastpointsfromPortlandnorthtoVancouver,以freesleepervalleighSacramentotoPortland.Baggagecheckedanywhere. Ishallbepleasedtohaveprespectivepassengerscallorwritemefordetails,andIwillmetanyrate,firstorsecondclass,或anyotherpropositionofferedbycompetitors,那isnotinaccordancewithpublishedrate-sheets,andotherrulingspertainingtothroughpassengertraffic. T.A.DARLING，AgentS.P.Co. AnaheimMay16，1899. The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man.Anyonewhohashadanattackofsolaticorinflammatoryrheumatismwillagreethattheinflictionisdemoniacenoughtowarrantthebelief.它hasneverbeclaimedthatChamberlain'sPainBalmwouldcastoutdemons,但itwill curerheumatism,andhundredsbeartestimonytothetruthofthescriptation.Ioneapplicationrelievesthepain,andthisquickreliefwhichitaffordsisaloneworthmimesitscost.ForsalebyP.A.Derge. Onboardshipa wifewastryingtocomfortherseasickhusband,andtocchangethecurrentofhisthoughts. "Barling,hasthemooncameupyet?"sheasked. "IthasifIswallowedit,"wastheweak-voicedreply. To-NightandTo-MorrowNight, Andeachdayandnightduringthisweek,youcangetatanydruggist'sKemp'sBalsamfortheThroatandLungs,knowledgedtobethemostsuccessfulremedyeversoldforcoughs,GROUP,Bronchitis,AsthmaandConsumption.Geta bottletodayandkeepitalwaysinthehouse,sowyoucancheckyourcoldatonce.Price25c.and50c.Samplebottlefree. The Southern Pacific Company are selling all classes of tickets from Anaheim to Eastern points,via three routes,viz.,Sunset，connectingatElPasowithTexas-PacificforKansasCity，St.Louis，Chicagoandallmiddleandnorthwesterncities,andatNewOrleanswiththroughlinestoCincinnati,Baltimore，Washington，PhiladelphiaandallprincipalplacesontheAtlanticseaboard.aswellasintermediatesonthevariousroadssleadingeast. TheOgden，或“Tehachapi-loop”route,takesyouviaSacramentotoOgden,these eitherUnionPacifictoOmaha和the east,或overtheRioGrande systemthroughSaltLakeCity，Leadville,RoyalGorge，ColoradoSprings，DenverandanyplaceintheUnitedStates，CanadaorMexico. The Portland.or“Shasta，”route,是themostaccommodatinglineforpassengerstotheGreatNorthwest.Specialreduced-rateticketstocapicCoastpointsfromPortlandnorthtoVancouver,以freesleepervalleighSacramentotoPortland.Baggagecheckedanywhere. Ishallbepleasedtohaveprespectivepassengerscallorwritemefordetails,andIwillmetanyrate,firstorsecondclass,或anyotherpropositionofferedbycompetitors,那是notinaccordancewithpublishedrate-sheets,andotherrulingspertainingtothroughpassengertraffic. T.A.DARLING，AgentS.P.Co. AnaheimMay16，1899. The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man.Anyonewhohashadanattackofsolaticorinflammatoryrheumatismwillagreethattheinflictionisdemoniacenoughtowarrantthebelief.它hasneverbeclaimedthatChamberlain'sPainBalmwouldcastoutdemons,但它will curerheumatism,andhundredsbeartestimonytothetruthofthescriptation.Ioneapplicationrelievesthepain,andthisquickreliefwhichitaffordsisaloneworthmimesitscost.ForsalebyP.A.Derge. Onboardshipa wifewastryingtocomfortherseasickhusband,andtocchangethecurrentofhisthoughts. "Barling,hasthemooncameupyet?"sheasked. "IthasifIswallowedit,"wastheweak-voicedreply. To-NightandTo-MorrowNight, Andeachdayandnightduringthisweek,youcangetatanydruggist'sKemp'sBalsamfortheThroatandLungs,knowledgedtobethemostsuccessfulremedyeversoldforcoughs,GROUP,Bronchitis,AsthmaandConsumption.Geta bottletodayandkeepitalwaysinthehouse,sowyoucancheckyourcoldatonce.Price25c.and50c.Samplebottlefree. 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The Portland.or“Shasta，”route,是themostaccommodatinglineforpassengerstotheGreatNorthwest.Specialreduced-rateticketstocapicCoastpointsfromPortlandnorthtoVancouver,以freesleepervalleighSacramentotoPortland.Baggagecheckedonlythemouthisleft abovethewater.Thefleasmeanefaultreflectiononthemoss,andwhentheyopen their ears or mouth,themoseawaywhile theywere taken by another person.(Inmotionally,they accuse him of being unreasonable.)They say they were taken by another person.(Inmotionally,they accuse him of being unreasonable.)They say they were taken by another person.(Inmotionally,they accuse him of being unreasonable.)They say they were taken by another person.(Inmotionally,they accuse him of being unreasonable.)They say they were taken by another person.(Inmotionally,they accuse him of being unreasonable.)They say they were taken by another person.(Inmotionally,they accuse him of being unreasonable.)They say they were taken by another person.(Inmotionally,they accuse him of being 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Announcement Next Week of the Arrival of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. A JOKE ON THE TEAMSTER. He Roughly Ordered General Sherman to Brush His Mules. A good story is told of one of General Sherman's Missouri teamsters. He had just joined the service, a raw recruit, and was assigned the task of driving a six mule team. When the army halted for the first night, he was wearily unharnessing his队. "Hello there," said the wag of the company in passing. "What do you mean by taking care of those mules yourself? Why don't you have the hostler do it?" "Why, I thought every man had to take care of his own team," said the new wilderied teamster. "You bet he doesn't. We've got a hostler for that. There's his tent right over there. He's a lazy, contrary old muss, and he may not want to do it, but you swear at him and he'll move off at double quick." The Missouri strode over to the sent indicated, which happened to be General Sherman's headquarters. "Here, you son of a gun," he roared mercely, "get out of here and brush those mules." Needless to say, the teamster spent the evening in the guardhouse. A pious old Indiana farmer was assigned to the duty of teaming probably by mistake. The roads were muddy, PRETTY ENOUGH TO BE FRAMED The shirt front is that is laundered here. Collars, cuffs and shirts are done up with that perfection of color and finish that you can only find on linen fresh from the haberdasher. A trial package will convince you of this better than anything we can say—bring it along. Santa Ana Steam Laundry, West Fourth St., Santa Ana. McCollum's bicycle cyclery, agency at Anaheim. PAY FEES OR SUFFER TIPS THAT MUST BE GIVEN ON THE BIG OCEAN LINERS. The Passenger Who Seeks to Evade This System of Mild Blackmailing Has His Life on Board Made Miserable by the Employees of the Steamship. The fee system is more rigidly enforced on a big passenger steamship than anywhere else. It is one of the places where servants demand their fees and tell you the amount that they think Notice to Creditors. Estate of Ludwig Hermann Werder, deceased. Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Ludwig Hermann Werder, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice (which publication was first made on the 13th day of April, 1899) to the said administratrix, at his residence on the southwest corner of Crescent street and Lemon street, in the city of Anaheim, county of Orange, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the county of Orange. Dated this 10th day of April, 1899. EMMA HENNESCHEIDT, Administratrix of the estate of Ludwig Hermann Werder, deceased. "You bet he doesn't. We've got a hostler for that. There's his tent right over there. He's a lazy, contrary old musc, and he may not want to do it, but you swear at him and he'll move off at double quick." The Missouriian strode over to the sent indicated, which happened to be General Sherman's headquarters. "Here, you son of a gun," he roared fiercely, "get out of here and brush those mules." Needless to say, the teamster spent the evening in the guardhouse. A pious old Indiana farmer was assigned to the duty of teaming, probably my mistake. The roads were muddy, and the rest of the teamsters were literally bombarding their charges with baths. It was against the old man's principles to swear, and he held his peace, albeit in impotent rage. At last one of the hind mules balked and refused to advance a step. The old man used every endeavor to urge the beast along, but to no purpose. At last he coached in a loud and solemn voice: 'Oh Lord, you know where this mule ought to be as well as anybody.' This whole army knows where he ought to be this minute. He knows where he ought to be. I know where he ought to be, oh, Lord, and if he doesn't move in a minute I intend to say so, by gum." —Chicago Inter-Ocean. GLADSTONE AS A CHEMIST. An Incident In the Grand Old Man's Career In the Commons. If Mr. Gladstone soldmild indulged in carasmism, it was not because he lacked the gift—for he possessed it in a high degree—but because he forbore to use it. To hurt an opponent's feelings gave him pain and when he did it unintentionally he would sometimes cross the door of the house, and sitting for a few moments by the side of the man whom he had just demolished, say something to assuage the wound. One of his most persistent, but never ill natured, criticism was the late Sir John Pope Hennessy, who told me the following story to illustrate this generous trait in Mr. Gladstone's character. Sir John prided himself on his knowledge of chemistry, and in one of the debates on the commercial treaty with France he made a speech exposing, as he believed, a serious chemical blunder on the treaty. Mr. Gladstone followed, and soon turned me inside out in the most amusing manner," said Hennessy in relating the story, "proving, as if he had been a chemist by profession, that we was I who had blundered egregiously." Having thus disposed of his critic, Mr. Gladstone went and sat by him for moment. "I hope you don't feel hurt, Mr. Hennessy," he said. "Your speech was ingenious, and it may console you to know that the emperor of the French made precisely the same objection that you have made. The fact is, both you and he know a good deal about chemistry, but not enough to keep you from being astray."—Canon McColl in Fortnightly Review. Early Whist. Mrs. Hervey writes on Oct. 25, 1697, her husband, that his "four sisters have been hear this afternoon, and as they never come unattended, brought with them Mr. Ga—Mr. Down—and Mr. Bo—Part of them staid and played at whish (sio) tel this moment, PAY FEES OR SUFFER TIPS THAT MUST BE GIVEN ON THE BIG OCEAN LINERS. The Passenger Who Seeks to Evade This System of Mild Blackmailing Has His Life on Board Made Miserable by the Employee of the Steamship. The fee system is more rigidly enforced on a big steamship than anywhere else. It is one of the places where servants demand their fees and tell you the amount that they think you ought to give them. While the waiters at restaurants and hotels expect fees for their services and will hint and may perhaps make it embarrassing for you if they are not paid they have not gone so far as to tell you that they want a fee and prescribe the amount. Even porters do not do that. They come around, brush your coat and hat and run the whisk over your trousers, but it is seldom that they ask you for any money, let alone a specified amount. On the passenger steamer's stewards regard their fees as a matter of right as much as the steamship company regards your passage money. It is possible to avoid paying the fees, as they are not collectable by law, but the passenger who does not pay them will have trouble in getting his luggage off the steamer, and it would be well for him to keep off steamers afterward where any of the servants of that boat are employed. The stewards seem to have some sort of fee guidebook or black list of passengers who do not give fees, so that they can make them suffer on future trips. Certain fees are regularly fixed and expected, irrespective of the cost of the stateroom or the style in which a man travels, while certain other fees depend on the style. For an ordinary passenger there are fees to be given to the stateroom steward, the saloon steward, the deck steward, the smoking room steward and the barber and bath man. The fee to the steward who looks after your stateroom is about 10 shillings. The steward who waits on you at the table should receive the same fee. The deck steward, for bringing you an occasional drink and looking after your steamer chair and rugs, expects 5 shillings, but he will take half a crown. The smoking room steward expects 5 shillings, and if you are in the smoking room a great part of the trip he feels that he is entitled to as much as the stateroom steward or your waiter. A bath every day on the passage can be had for a 5 shilling fee. These rates are fixed by long custom. The stewards can tell whether or not a man understands the rates and if he will pay at the end of the trip. If they do not think that he will, they give him hints from time to time until they get some assurance on his part that he recognizes the obligation of the fee system. If they think he will not pay, he will have a hard time of it. He will find that his stateroom is not well made up; that he does not get care when he is seasick; that he is served last at the table and does not get the things that he ordered; that the wrong drinks and cigars come to him in the smoking room, and that his steamer chair is constantly lost. The servants are as effective as seasickness in making a man's trip miserable. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Ludwig Hermann Werder, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Ludwig Hermann Werder, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against she said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice (which publication was first made on the 18th day of April 1890), by the said administratrix, at her residence on the southwest corner of Chestnut street and Lemon street; in the city of Anaheim, county of Orange, the same being place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the county of Orange. Dated this 10th day of April 1890. EMMA HERNCHRIET. Administrator of the estate of Ludwig Hermann Werder, deceased. H.W. Chynoweth, attorney for the estate ap13-5t In the Superior Court Of the County of Orange, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Carline Dierksen, deceased. A. Henderson having on the 51st day of March 1899, filed in said court his verified petition for arraignment in directive E.H. Stone; authorizing director of the estate of Carline Dierksen; deceased; to convey to him certain real premises belonging to the said estate; and described in his said petition; now therefore, in pursuance of an order of said court, made on the 51st day of March 1899, notice is hereby given to all parties interested in said estate that Friday, the 5th day of May 1899, at 10 o'clock a.m. of said day; at the courtroom of said court; in the city of Santa Ana, in said county of Orange, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition. Dated March Sist, 1899. W.A.BECKETT. Clerk of said Superior Court. Richard Melrose, attorney for petitioner ap6td In the Superior Court Of the county of Arnold Staub, deceased. C.O.Rust, executor of the last will and testament of Arnold Staub, deceased; having lived his petition therein; duly verified; praying for an order of sale of the real estate mater stock acquitted trefoil; of said decedent; for the purposes thereof set forth; it is therefore ordered by the said Court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said Superior Court on Friday, May 19, 1899; at 100 clock; in the foreonion of said day; at the room of said Superior Court in the city of Santa Ana in eastern Orange; to show cause why an order should not be granted to said executor so sell no much of real estate of said deceased; at private sale; as shall be necessary; and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the AMANHA GENERAL NEWSPAPER PRINTING AND PUBLISHED IN THE SAID COUNT OF ORANGE. Dated April 14, 1899. J.W.BALLARD, Judge of said Superior Court. Richard Melrose, attorney for estate ap90-5t Notice to Creditors. Estate of Harvey H. Hawkins, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Harvey H. Hawkins, deceased; to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against she said deceased; to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice (which publication was first made on the 18th day of April 1890), by the said administratrix; at her residence on the southwest corner of Chestnut street and Lemon street; in the city of Anaheim, county of Orange;the same being place for the transaction ofthe businessofsaid estateinthecountoOrange. Dated this 10th dayofMarchA.D.1899. GEO.C.CLARK. AdministratoroftheestateofHarveyH.Hawkins，deceased. West&Langley，AttorneysforEstateap16-5t Notice to Creditors. EstateofFredChrist，deceased. 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On May 1 she cheerfully informs her husband that the diversion of the evening is the puppet show. "Betty is gone with Lady Toryington. The whiskers have promised me some diversion after 'tis over."—notes and Queries. The Cunning Fox. The sagacity of the fox is most wonderful. It is related that he is tormented by fleas, and when the infiltration becomes unbearable he gathers a mouthful of moss and slowly walks backward into the nearest stream until the mouth is left above the surface of the water. The fleas meantime take refuge on the moss, and when the fox satisfied that they have all embarked opens his mouth, and the moss drifts away, while the wily fox regains the ink, happy in freedom from his tormentors.—Exchange. Between Two fires. Squib—The editor seems to have the final run of enemies. Scrib—Yes. If he publishes anything anonymously, they accuse him of cow-dice, while, should he sign an article, lay laugh at his vanity—Up to Date. Genuine. Mrs. Parvenu—That picture in the corner is by an old master. Mrs. Swartleigh—Indeed. I would never have guessed it. Mrs. Parvenu—Yea, the man I bought it from gave me a written guarantee that the painter was past 75 before he done a stroke on it—Chicago News. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Fred Christ, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Fred Christ, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased. Notice saliable them with the necessary voucher within four months after the first publication of this notice (which publication was first made on the 10th day of March, 1899) to the said administrator, at the office of West & Langley, 113 West Fourth street, Santa Ana, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the county of Orange. Dated this 10th day of March, A.D. 1899. GEO. C. CLARK. Administrator of the estate of Harvey H. Hawkins, deceased. West & Langley, Attorney for Estate, In the Superior Court Of the county of Orange, State of California. In the matter of the application of the Orange County Preserving Company, to dissolve and disincorporeate. Herby given that the Orange County Preserving Company, a corporation formed under the laws of the State of California, has presented to the Superior Court of the county of Orange, a petition praying to be allowed to disincorporeate and dissolve; and that Friday, the 19th day of May, 1899, at 10 o'clock a.m., or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, has been appointed as the time, and the courtroom of the Superior Court, in and for said county of Orange, at the city of Santa Ana, as the place at which the said application is to be heard. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Superior Court, as aforesaid, this 7th day of April, 1899. W. A. BECKERT, Clerk. By R. L. Freeman, Deputy. [SEAL] Richard Melrose, attorney for petitioners. 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