anaheim-gazette 1900-07-05

A JAPANESE DINNER. HOW THE DISTASTEFUL FOOD IS SERVED AND EATEN. Squatting Before Tables Six Inches High, One Wrestles With Chopsticks and Tiny Bowls, the While Waited Upon by Barefooted Maids. To an American given to stiff joints and corpulency a Japanese dinner is a tedious experience, especially when he's used to business lunches and the like. But it is worth triml and discomfiture if one is fortunate enough to be the guest of a rich man, for in Japan hospitality is one of the cardinal virtues. Western customs and usages have found their way into many homes of the wealthy, whose dinners and lunches are the counterpart of those with which we are all familiar. But a real Japanese dinner, including chopsticks, lacquer trays and tiny cups, is a thing never to be forgotten. Japanese houses are made up of sliding screens instead of our solid partitions and in summer are all left open, so that, seated at dinner, one looks out over the gardens, seeing the lights of the city in the distance, and the scent of a thousand flowers blows in with every breath of air. The guests remove their shoes on entering the house and, except when provided with a pair of cotton over-shoes, must spend the evening in stocking feet unless happily the host has an extra pair. The wife of a Japanese gentleman does not preside at his table unless there are ladies in the party, but appears with the tea and sweetmeats, which always precede a dinner, as do our cocktails and sherry, etc. She merely greets the guests and appears again only when the goodbys are said. Silken cushions are scattered about the floor and the guests are arranged according to rank, for the Japanese are, of course, great sticklers for form and ceremony. Little tables, some six inches high, are placed before each one and barefooted waiting maids in graceful and prettily tinted kimonos bring in lacquer trays with several tiny covered bowls. Before leaving the trays on the tables they set them on the floor, and dropping on their knees, make their best bow, touching their foreheads to the floor. Chopsticks take the place of knives and forks; but, unlike our weapons of attack, are made of wood. registered letter, at once. By registering the letter the company will know that you have received the certificate. Send draft or money order, making same payable to the California Consolidated Petroleum company. The following is a suggestive form of instructions to the bank: CASHIER LOS ANGELES NATIONAL BANK, Los Angeles, Cal. I have this day ordered the CALIFORNIA CONSOLIDATED PETROLEUM CO. to forward to me certificate for... Shares of its Capital Stock, and herewith enclose draft payable to said company for $... in full payment of same. Hold draft for thirty days from this date, and if I do not return said certificate and demand return of said draft within that time, you are hereby instructed to turn over to said company, said draft. These instructions cover the case in a way fair to yourself, fair to the company and fair to the bank. If you do not use the form suggested, make your instructions clear and simple, else bank will return your money and refuse to act in the matter, for it must protect itself, as well as you and the company. All you have to do to get your money back is to return your certificate to the Los Angeles National bank within thirty days from date, and it will be honored by the bank the same as a check. The Best Remedy for Stomach and Bowel Troubles. "I have been in the drug business for twenty years, and have sold most all of the proprietary medicines of any note. Among the entire list I have never found anything to equal Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy for all stomach and bowel troubles," says O. W. Wakefield of Columbus, Ga. "This remedy cured two severe cases of cholera morbus in my family, and I have recommended and sold hundreds of bottles of it to my customers to their entire satisfaction. It affords a quick and sure cure in a pleasant form." For sale by Derge. Starving of the Pimas. Continued from First Page. quate national legislation to reclaim the arid lands of the United States, reserving control of the distribution of water for irrigation to the respective States and Territories." While it may argue well for a cause that it is considered of sufficient national importance to declare for it in the platform of a great political party, the question itself is not one which should be dragged into politics... The national irrigation movement is one which can be and is being combined "Hit the Nail On the Head." If you have eruptions, pains in the head or kidneys, stomach trouble and feelings of sweariness," "Hit the nail on the head." Hood's Sarsaparilla is the hammer to use. It will purify your blood. The masses praise it for doing this as making the whole body healthy. Hood's Sarsaparilla Never Disappoints Referring to the officers and directors of the California Consolidated Petroleum company the Los Angeles Times in a kindly notice of the company, said on its editorial page June 21: "The these are all men of standing and responsibility in the community." The redemption policy of the company The Times in the same article says: "This is an exceptional guarantee not usually made by oil companies, and as learned, is now being fulfilled by this company." At Bed Time I take a pleasant drink, the next morning I feel bright and my complexion better. My doctor says it acts genius on the stomach, liver and kidneys, is a pleasant laxative. It is made from herbs, and is prepared as easily as it is called Lane's Medicine. All drugs sell it at 25 and 50 cents. Lane Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. If you cannot get it send it a free sample. Address, Orator Woodward, Le Roy, N.Y. A Remarkable Prediction. Manasseh Cutler- of Massachusetts in a circular in 1787 "booming" the settlement which the New Englanders were about to plant on the Ohio at mouth of the Muskingum, declaring that "the current down the Ohio sates Mississippi," for produce and mchandise of all sorts, would one o'be more crowded than any other streams on earth," which was a markable prediction, considering that it was made 20 years before Fulton Clermont was launched in the Hudson which was the first steamboat in world ever put in successful operation—Leslie's Weekly. Speken In Irony. Weary Watkins—Anything interesting in that there paper you got round your handout? Hungry Higgins—Oh, yes! Might interestin to you an me. On one she is a billofaire for a banquet, and other they is a description of th Silken cushions are scattered about the floor and the guests are arranged according to rank, for the Japanese are, of course, great sticklers for form and ceremony. Little tables, some six inches high, are placed before each one and barefooted waiting maids in graceful and prettily tinted kimonos bring in lacquer trays with several tiny covered bowls. Before leaving the trays on the tables they set them on the floor, and dropping on their knees, make their best bow, touching their foreheads to the floor. Chopsticks take the place of knives and forks; but, unlike our weapons of attack, are made of wood. They are never used twice, unless family heirlooms, when they are of carved ivory of the most exquisite workmanship, as are also the lacquer trays, bowls and cups. The host sets an example by removing the covers from the tiny bowls, and the guest, doing likewise, finds an assortment of food quite new and generally most distasteful. Mustering up much skill one attempts getting the food on chopsticks from the tables to one's mouth. The first few times most of it falls on the floor or on one's lap. The wretched sticks wabble and cross each other as if focused. When almost desperate, the good host is apt to come to the rescue by suggesting lifting the bowls, and, with the aid of a chopstick, shovelling the food in, as one would potatoes into a barrel. In each course there are half a dozen dishes, and the host tells what they are. First, suimono, a bean soup; kuchitori, chestnuts boiled and crushed into a mush; kamakoko, fish picked fine and rolled into little balls and baked; sashimi, raw fish cut into thin slices and covered with ice. This is dipped into rich sauce called soy, and is really very good. Little cups of warm sake, the native brandy made of rice, are served with each course. Napkins and bread are unknown quantities. The second course is a small fish boiled whole. One has a chance here to get in some fine play with the chopsticks—umani, bits of fowl boiled with potatoes or lotus roots, a salad of onions, peas and string beans, with a few leaves of lettuce; sunomono, sea snails served with eggplant mashed, and chaman mushi, a thick soup made of fish and vegetables, with mushrooms for a relish. The third course is a curry of rice and pickled vegetables, and for a fourth and final course you have sobo, a sort of buckwheat vermicellil served with soy and a sweet liquor called mirin; shiruko, rice cakes, seaweed and confectionery of all sorts, which are very sweet and tasteless. During the dinner each guest rises and proposes the health of the host and one other guest until the whole party is disposed of. This custom is rather hard on the guests, for sake is fiery stuff and goes to one's head more quickly than our own brandy. To make matters worse, after one has drunk the health of all the company it is customary to drink the health of the waitresses, who bow their foreheads to the floor in acknowledgment. At the close of a dinner the tabako bon, a tray holding a hibachi with live coals in a cone of ashes and a section of bamboo for an ash receiver, is put before each guest, and cigars and cigarettes heard every time it may argue well for a cause that it is considered of sufficient national importance to declare it in the platform of a great political party, the question itself is not one which should be dragged into politics. The national irrigation movement is one which can be and is being combined upon by all parties. It is a question as vitally interesting to the Western Democrat as to his Republican or Populist neighbor, and no matter differences of opinion may be held upon her issues all can agree upon the proposition that the reclamation of the arid lands of the West is a subject for consideration and solution by Congress. It is to be hoped that the movement looking to the building of storage reservoirs by the government and the conquest of arid America will stand upon a strictly non-partisan basis. GUY E. MITCHELL Washington, June 25. On the Banks of the Seine. Continued from First page. worked with historic scenes entirely covering the sides of the ample rooms of her pavilion; but the most interesting relic is the coat or tunic of Boabbil, the last king of the Moors, with two of his swords and two dirks. These are shown in a glass case in the center of an otherwise empty room, and proclaim with a haughtiness that is pathetic, in view of recent history, the vanished greatness of a country that once and forever saved Europe and Christendom from Mohammedanism. Proud Spain! Poor Spain! The tunic, which is of crimson figured velvet, is timeworn. But after four hundred years appears to hold together as well as Washington's clothes in our National museum. The swords are finely wrought, straight-bladed weapons with but little guard to their hills. The scabbards are of metal, heavy, richly ornamented, and of fine workmanship. It seems to be impossible with the United States government to make an appropriation without promoting a junket. Let it be the funeral of a member of Congress or an international exhibition—the motto is, have a good time, put money in your pocket. Uncle Sam is rich. There is scandal in the air here, and all has not been told, for those who know most are connected with the Exposition in a subordinate capacity and are afraid to speak out. I do not think any misappropriation of funds will be traced directly to Commissioner-General Peck, but there has been mismanagement, glaring neglect of duty, indifference to interests of country and to United States exhibitors, favoritism and a probable sale of space and privileges, the proceeds of which have not gone into the United States treasury. The Commissioner, who has his family with him, is much absorbed in social functions, and were so detailed on a fete day when nearly half a million of people were in the exhibition enclosure, thus imperilling the safety of many valuable and exposed exhibits. There are complaints heard every time it may argue well for a cause that it is considered of sufficient national importance to declare it in the platform of a great political party, the question itself is not one which should be dragged into politics. The national irrigation movement is one which can be and is being combined upon by all parties. It is a question as vitually interesting to the Western Democrat as to his Republican or Populist neighbor, and no matter differences of opinion may be held upon her issues all can agree upon the proposition that the reclamation of the arid lands of the West is a subject for consideration and solution by Congress. It is to be hoped that the movement looking to the building of storage reservoirs by the government and the conquest of arid America will stand upon a strictly non-partisan basis. Guy E. Mitchell Washington, June 25. On the Banks of the Seine. Continued from First page. worked with historic scenes entirely covering the sides of the ample rooms of her pavilion; but the most interesting relic is the coat or tunic of Boabbil, the last king of the Moors, with two of his swords and two dirks. These are shown in a glass case in the center of an otherwise empty room, and proclaim with a haughtiness that is pathetic, in view of recent history, the vanished greatness of a country that once and forever saved Europe and Christendom from Mohammedanism. Proud Spain! Poor Spain! The tunic, which is of crimson figured velvet, is timeworn. But after four hundred years appears to hold together as well as Washington's clothes in our National museum. The swords are finely wrought, straight-bladed weapons with but little guard to their hills. The scabbards are of metal, heavy, richly ornamented,and of fine workmanship. It seems to be impossible with the United States government to make an appropriation without promoting a junket. Let it be the funeral of a member of Congress or an international exhibition—the motto is have a good time, put money in your pocket. Uncle Sam is rich. There is scandal in the air here, and all has not been told, for those who know most are connected with the Exposition in a subordinate capacity and are afraid to speak out. I do not think any misappropriation of funds will be traced directly to Commissioner-General Peck, but there has been mismanagement, glaring neglect of duty, indifference to interests of country and to United States exhibitors, favoritism and a probable sale of space and privileges,the proceeds of which have not gone into the United States treasury. The Commissioner, who has his family with him, is much absorbed in social functions,and were so detailed on a fete day when nearly half a million of people were in the exhibition enclosureThus imperillingthe safetyofmanyvaluableandexposedexhibits. There are complaints heard every time it may argue well for a cause that it is considered of sufficient national importance to declare it in the platform of a great political party,the question itself is not one which should be dragged into politics.The national irrigation movement is one which can be and is being combined upon by all parties.itis a question as vitually interesting tothe WesternDemocratasothearidAmericawillstandupaStrictlynon-partisanbasis. Guy E. Mitchell Washington，June 25. On the Banks of the Seine. Continued from First page. worked with historic scenes entirely covering the sides of the ample rooms of her pavilion; but the most interesting relic is the coat or tunic of Boabbil,the last king oftheMoorswithtwoofhisswordsandtwodirksTheseareshowninaglasscaseinthencenteerofanotheremptyroom,andproclaimwithahaughtinessthatispathetic,andviewofrecenthistory,thevanishedgreatnessofacountrythatonceandforeversavedEuropeandChristendomfromMohammedanism.ProudSpain!PoorSpain!Thetunicwhichisofcrimsonfiguredvelvet.istimeworn.ButafterfourhundredyearsappearstoholdtogetheraswellasWashington'sclothesinourNationalmuseum.Theswordsarefinelywroughtstraightbladedweaponswithbutlittleguardtothehills.Thescabbardsaresofmetalheavy,richlyornamented,andofineworkmanship.Idonotthinkanymisappropriationoftfundswillbe TraceddirectlytoCommissioner-GeneralPeckbuttherehasbeenmismanagement,glaringneglectdutyindifferencetointerestsofcountryandtoUnitedStatesexhibitors,favoritismandaprobablesaleofspaceandprivileges,theproceedsofwhichhavenotgoneintotheUnitedStatestreasury.TheCommissionerwhohashisfamilywithhim,misabsorbedinsocialfunctions,andwereso detailedonafetedaywhennearlyhalfmillionofpeoplewereintheexhibitionenclosurethusimperillingthesafetyofmanyvaluableandexposedexhibits." MoneytoLoan. In sums to suit.ApplytoFBacks.Jr.,SecretaryBuildingLoanAssociation.Anheim.Cal. WhatIsIt? A man who has been running again with steam and electricity for years himself suddenly stopped.secure as if a cold hand clutched heart.His brain whirls;he can have see."Whatisit?"heaskshimselftheattackpasses. If his question meetsa rightanswer,hhellbebeloidthathisseizureisawarningtopaymoreattentiontohis stomachwhichisalreadyderangedbyirregularmealsandrichfoods. DoctorPierce'sGoldenMedicalDiscoverycuresdiseasesofthestomachandorgansdigestionandnutrition.Iteliminatesfromtheblooddisasebreedingpoison.Sitmakesthebloodrichandpure,and furnishesafoundationfor soundphysicalhealth." About ten years agoI began to have troublewithmy stomach," writes Mr.Wm.Connolly.of315WalnutStreet.Loria During the dinner each guest rises and proposes the health of the host and one other guest until the whole party is disposed of. This custom is rather hard on the guests, for sake is fiery stuff and goes to one's head more quickly than our own brandy. To make matters worse, after one has drunk the health of all the company it is customary to drink the health of the waitresses, who bow their foreheads to the floor in acknowledgment. At the close of a dinner the tabako bon, a tray holding a hibachi with live coals in a cone of ashes and a section of bamboo for an ash receiver, is put before each guest, and cigars and cigarettes are passed around. When all is over, one feels very hungry, stiff in the joints and, if the dinner has been a large one, very much in need of a stimulant—Boston Transcript. To the Public The California Consolidated Petroleum company has adopted the policy of redeeming, on demand, any of its treasury stock that may be offered for redemption at any time within thirty days from date of certificate, paying back every cent of the purchase price of 50 cents per share, and will also refund on demand, at any time within thirty days from date of first payment, all money received on installment purchases. The object of this policy is to give the investor ample time for investigation and time in which to reconsider his investment, and further to protect his stock, as well as the stock of the company, against depreciation at the hands of mercenary speculators. If, after studying the prospectus, you wish to invest, you may remit direct to the company, with the mutual understanding that your money will be returned, on demand, in accordance with the company's pledge of redemption. It is realized that there are some who cannot conveniently satisfy themselves as to the standing of the company, and who would not, without this information, feel sure that the company's pledge of redemption would be kept if return of money were demanded. Supposing you to be one of the number, the company has arranged with the Los Angeles National bank to receive and hold your money in trust for thirty days, subject to your order within that time. According to this arrangement you may write the company ordering the number of shares you want, and instead of sending the money to the company send it to the bank. On receipt of your order and a notice from the bank that the money is there, a certificate for the shares ordered will be mailed you by directly to Commissioner-General Peck, but there has been mismanagement, glaring neglect of duty, indifference to interests of country and to United States exhibitors, favoritism and a probable sale of space and privileges, the proceeds of which have not gone into the United States treasury. The Commissioner, who has his family with him, is much absorbed in social functions. The United States guards, whose duty it is to guard the U.S. exhibits, are detailed for parade at these functions, and were so detailed on a fete day when nearly half a million people were in the exhibition enclosure, thus imperilling the safety of many valuable and exposed exhibits. There are complaints heard everywhere, and the feeling is decidedly mutinous. The Commissioner-General has, besides appointing members of his family, been compelled to appoint many relatives of people of influence in Washington. Some of these have big salaries and do nothing. It is the same old story, civil service ignored, favoritenepotism. There will be an imigation, and then we will go and do again—in Cuba, in the Philippines, in home—wherever there is an appropriation. Reduced Rates East. The Santa Fe Route will sell round-trip tickets to Chicago and return August 21st and 22d, 1900, at the very low rate of $72.50, limited to return 60 days from date of sale. Stopovers will be granted west of Missouri river on return trip within final limit. Money to Loan From $5,000 to $10,000 in sums to suit, on real estate or approved security. Apply to Richard Melrose. Ladies can Wear Shoes One size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures and prevents swollen feet, blisters, callos and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Ease is a certain cure for sweating, hot, aching feet. At all druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Trial package free by mail. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N.Y. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of The Passing of a Pioneer. Dr. James M. McNulty, a California pioneer, and a resident of Santa Barbara for the past fourteen years, died at that city on the 23rd instant. His remains were taken to San Francisco for cremation. The deceased was a charter member of the Loyal Legion. He leaves a widow, the sister of Commander Charles Belknap, U.S. navy. The deceased served with distinction in the Union army during the late rebellion. He was the chief medical officer and medical inspector at the headquarters of the military department of New Mexico, and was stationed at Santa Fe for several years. In a report made by him to the Surgeon-General of the army dated Oct. 2, 1863, he refers to the march of the column from California as follows: "The march of this column from the Pacific Ocean to the Rio Grande is somewhat remarkable, from the fact that almost the entire distance is a desert waste with great scarcity of water, and that of the worst quality. When marching day after day through the burning sands and nearly suffocated with alkali dust, required that troops be made of stern stuff. Of such were the men composing the column. Men injured to mountain life in California, pioneers and miners; men self-reliant and enduring; equal to any emergency if guided by a firm hand and clear head. That they were equal to a great emergency is evinced by the fact that they accomplished a march not equaled in modern times, traveling a distance of near a thousand miles, and almost the entire route over a sterile waste." Referring to this march the commanding general of the department says: "That he is requested by the general who preceded him in the command of the department to express for him the gratification felt by every officer and soldier of his command at the fact that the troops from the Atlantic and the Pacific Slope, from the mountains of California and Colorado, acting in the same cause, impelled by the same duties, and animated by the same hopes, have met and shaken hands in the center of this great continent." The commanding generals above mentioned are Canby and Carleton. The former was killed by the Modocs at the Lava Beds, and the latter died at San Antonio, Texas. Quite a number of the survivors of the "column" are members of the National Military home at Santa Monica, Cal., where they have again met and shaken hands with many of the survivors of the great armies of the Union from the Eastern States. Spoken In Irony. By Watkins—Anything interestin there paper you got round your quest? Gerry Higgins—Oh, yeal Mighty tin to you an me. On one side a billofare for a banquet, an on other they is a description of them counterfeit twenties! Best friend can give you no better than this: "For impure blood, humors, a salt rheum, dyspepsia, weak nerves, swelling, rheumatism, malaria, catarrh, food's Sarsaparilla and be cured." Deposition is cured by Hood's Pills. 25c. Hundred and a Half. How much did you pay for that asked the ice man. Twenty-five dollars a front foot," the real estate man. Rates will be in effect over the Fe Route during the summer season follows: San Diego and return June 22 and July 3 and 4. August 3 and 4. September 30th, 1900. Rate for full particulars call on or Santa Fe agent, Anaheim, Cal. m24-tf Money to Loan. Rums to suit. Apply to F. A., Jr., Secretary Building and association. Anaheim, Cal. 10-tf What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-he'll be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the and disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound, mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly, of 335 Street, Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years, himself suddenly stopped. It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls; he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach, whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons, takes the blood and pure, andaches a found-for sound，mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly，of 335 Street，Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam and electricity for years，himself suddenly stopped.It as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls；he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach，whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons，takes the blood和 pure，andaches a found-for sound，mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly，of 335 Street，Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam和 electricity for years，himself suddenly stopped.Its as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls；he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach，whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons，takes the blood和 pure，andaches a found-for sound，mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly，of 335 Street，Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam和 electricity for years，himself suddenly stopped.Its as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls；he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach，whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons，takes the blood和 pure，andaches a found-for sound，mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly，of 335 Street，Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam和 electricity for years，himself suddenly stopped.Its as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls；he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach，whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons，takes the blood和 pure，andaches a found-for sound，mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly，of 335 Street，Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam和 electricity for years，himself suddenly stopped.Its as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls；he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach，whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons，takes the blood和 pure，andaches a found-for sound，mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly，of 335 Street，Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam和 electricity for years，himself suddenly stopping.Its as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls；he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach，whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons，takes the blood和 pure，andaches a found-for sound，mental health. About ten years began to have life with my hand," writes Mr. Connolly，of 335 Street，Lorain. What Is It? Man who has been running a race steam和 electricity for years，himself suddenly stopping.Its as if a cold hand clutched his His-brain whirls；he can hardly What is it?" he asks himself as attack passes. Question a right an-hell be told his seizure is coming to pay attention to himach，whichady deranged regular meals such foods. Doctor Pierce's on Medical recovery cures cases of the rich and or- of digestion nutrition. It states from the和 disease ing poisons，takes the blood和 pure，andaches a found-for sound，mental health." TENT CITY AT CORONAD BEACH TENT CITY AT CORONAD BEACH TENT CITY AT CORONAD BEACH GO TO THE Oak Barber Shop FOR A FIRST-CLASS SHAVE OR HAIR CUT. TWO DOORS WEST OF BANK. HUSMANN BROS. PALACE MEAT MARKET F. W. Fleischmann, PROPRIETOR. Best Meats the Market Affords Always on Hand. Also keeps on hand Sausages, Bacon, Ham, Lard, Etc. Meats delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. Shop on East Center St. F. BACKS, UNDERTAKER And Dealer in FURNITURE. Wall Paper, Cornices, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Upholstery Goods, Paints, Oils and Glass Sewing Machine Supplies, Etc. Cor. Los Angeles & Chartres Sts. PATENTS promptly procured, or no fee. Send model, sketch or photo for free report on patentability. Book "How to Obtain U.S. and Foreign Patents and Trade Marks," FREE. Patent Lawyers of 28 YEARS PROCURED THROUGH THEM. All business confidential. Sound service. Painful service. Moderate charges. to C. A. SNOW & CO. PATENT LAWYERS, Opp. U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON, D. G. The Man in Charge of the Burlington Exarreless has made the overland trip scores of times. He knows all the points of interest en route—all the sights and scenes worth seeing. He looks after his passengers day and night. He sees that cars are kept clean, that the heating and ventilation are right, that everything is done to make the transcontinental journey pleasant. The Burlington Exarrelless leaves Las Vegas every Wednesday San Francisco every Thursday in the best tourist sleepers ever built by the Pullman Company. No change, California to Chicago and St. Louis. Only can change to Boston. For descriptive folder write W.D. SANBORN, General Agent, 32 Montgomery St., San Francisco. N. HART'S PLACE MILWAUKEE BEER ON DRAGON DEALER IN... FINE LIQUOR Choice W FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSE Fine Domestic and Imported Cigars Headquarters for the famous Sawaukee, beer. SAFE as a BANK CALIFORNIA CONSOLIDATED PETROLEUM COMPANY 50 OIL COMPANIES IN ONE STOCK REDEEMABLE ON DEMAND IN GOLD AT PURCHASE PRICE Don't keep the stock if you don't want it, but send certificate to Company's office and get every cent of your money back. All stock paid for in cash is redeemable, on demand, at 50 cents per share, the present price, at any time within thirty days from date of certificate. All money paid in installments refunded on demand at any time within thirty days from date of first payment. This proposal is made in good faith and with capital to back it. It will be faithfully carried out, not for a few days, but for years, as the California Consolidated Petroleum Company is in the field to Don't keep the stock if you don't want it, but send certificate to Company's office and get every cent of your money back. All stock paid for in cash is redeemable, on demand, at 50 cents per share, the present price, at any time within thirty days from date of certificate. All money paid in installments refunded on demand at any time within thirty days from date of first payment. This proposal is made in good faith and with capital to back it. It will be faithfully carried out, not for a few days, but for years, as the California Consolidated Petroleum Company is in the field to stay, and will continue this protective policy. The stock of the California Consolidated Petroleum Company, now 50 cents per share, will soon be advanced to one dollar per share, its par value. This advance will be stable, because the revenues will justify it, and because the company is strong enough to maintain it. It can never be worth less than fifty cents per share under the Company's permanent policy of gold redemption. Any corporation that has faith in itself and in its future, and that intends to advance the price of its stock, can well afford to thus protect its shareholders, for in protecting them it protects itself, for they are the company. The California Consolidated Petroleum Company owns 10,000 acres of the cream of the oil fields between Oakland and San Diego. It owns royalties on 5,000 acres leased to capitalists. It owns 2,500,000 shares of stock in fifty selected companies. The first to introduce hydraulic rotary drills in California. This machine has a record of 1200 feet in 30 hours. We divide your Risks, and Multiply Your Profits. The rich man buys stock in many oil companies to protect himself from loss in any one that may fail. The poor man buys the stock of one company and takes his chances of success or failure. California Consolidated Petroleum Company Makes it possible for the poor man to protect himself as does the rich man, for a single share in the California Consolidated Petroleum Company represents an interest in FIFTY companies and an interest in 10,000 acres of oil land, and royalties on 5000 acres. By giving you an interest in FIFTY companies, and in these lands and royalties, we divide your risks, and thus we MULTIPLY your profits. California is richer in oil than it ever was in gold. Its annual oil output will soon exceed in value its annual gold product. Millions of dollars are being made in California oil. People owning a small block of oil stock have suddenly found themselves rich. As an instance of this the stock of the Home Oil Company which sold originally at a nominal figure made its owners over $5000 per share. An investment in this Company is at least safe, and it may mean ease and comfort for life. The small stockholder is absolutely protected. He cannot be assessed or frozen out. The Company's stock is NON-ASSESSABLE and there is no stockholder's liability. Stock is certain to go to $1 in 90 days, and may go to $5 by January. He is lucky who gets the stock at fifty cents per share. Why buy the stock of an oil company having limited resources when you can in one company invest in the entire oil field of California? Why do it? The California Consolidated Petroleum company has men behind it of capital and high reputation. Their names are not only a guarantee of the honest handling of the money but of the success of the company. This company is not a trust. It is not connected directly or indirectly with the Standard Oil company, all rumors to the contrary. The small stockholder is absolutely protected. He cannot be assessed or frozen out. The Company's stock is NON-ASSESSABLE and there is no stockholder's liability. Stock is certain to go to $1 in 90 days, and may go to $5 by January. He is lucky who gets the stock at fifty cents per share. Why buy the stock of an oil company having limited resources when you can in one company invest in the entire oil field of California? Why do it? The California Consolidated Petroleum company has men behind it of capital and high reputation. Their names are not only a guarantee of the honest handling of the money but of the success of the company. This company is not a trust. It is not connected directly or indirectly with the Standard Oil company, all rumors to the contrary notwithstanding. The stock of this company can be bought for a short time at 50 cents per share, which is one-half of the par value. This offer will positively be withdrawn and stock ADVANCED to $1.00 per share as soon as the block of Treasury Stock offered for sale has been sold. Should the limited amount of stock offered at 50 cents per share be sold before receiving your application, your money will be promptly returned. "First come, first served," is the company's policy in selling this stock. Purchasers may engage stock at once by paying one-fourth of purchase price, 12½ cents per share, and balance within sixty days from date of application. Not less than 10 shares sold. Prospectus and by-laws mailed on application. Officers and Directors. R. E. BLACKBURN, the President and General Manager of the California Consolidated Petroleum Company, has achieved success in the inauguration and management of large enterprises. He is known as California's "Orchard King." HON. WILL A. HARRIS, the Company's Vice-President and Attorney, is a lawyer and orator of national reputation, and is acknowledged authority on mining laws. FRED L. JOHNSON, Secretary, though largely interested in gold-mining properties, will devote his time and executive abilities solely to the Company's interests. SENATOR S. N. ANDROUS, Treasurer, is one of Southern California's solid citizens who, deservedly, holds the confidence of the public. His good impress has been left upon the laws of this commonwealth. G. W. LUCE is the Assistant General Passenger Agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, which responsible position he has held for many years to the satisfaction of that corporation and the public. P. J. BEVERIDGE, son of ex-Governor Beveridge of Illinois, is one of the most active of Los Angeles capitalists. The electric railway from that city, via Hollywood, to Santa Monica, is the latest monument to his enterprise. J. M. HALE, one of the leading dry goods merchants of Los Angeles, is one of the four Hale brothers who own dry goods establishments in San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Salinas, Petaluma, Los Angeles and New York. Los Angeles National Bank, Depository. The Directorate's reference: Bradstreets, or any bank in California FOR PROSPECTUS AND FURTHER INFORMATION CALL ON LOCAL AGENT OR ADDRESS Rooms 212-217 Laughlin Building, Los Angeles, Cal. E. T. East, Agent for Anaheim and Vicinity.