anaheim-gazette 1905-01-26

Anaheim Weekly Gazette PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY HENRY KUCHEL, Editor and Proprietor THURSDAY, January 26, 1905 PEOPLE who travel between California points and ports along the Mexican coast will rejoice to learn that the Cosmos line of steamers will shortly again be put in service along the coast from Panama north. This will be brought about by the abrogation of the monopoly hitherto enjoyed by Pacific Mail over the railroad spanning the isthmus. The United States government having come into ownership of the railroad, its first act was a notification to Pacific Mail that its monopoly must cease. Simultaneously therewith, the Cosmos line announces its purpose of reentering the service which it was forced to abandon owing to special privileges enjoyed by Pacific Mail over the Panama railway. All of which means much to the State, and particularly to Southern California. Should a person in this section desire to make a voyage to a Mexican port, he must first go to San Francisco, thus increasing the distance of his destination 1000 miles, and adding, going and coming, three days' time to his trip. Why is this so? Simply that people who travel might be forced to pay tribute to Pacific Mail and its railroad pooling agreement in California. When the Cosmos line entered the service five years ago its steamers touched at San Diego, thus affording every facility to Southern California travelers to make the trip conveniently and cheaply, as compared with the other roundabout voyage. But the opposition line could not last in face of the isthmian monopoly enjoyed by its rival line; so it withdrew from the service. Now it promises to re-enter the field, touching at all Southern California ports and going as far north as San Francisco. Business has been retarded by Pacific Mail between California and Mexican ports to the south of us, to the end that a larger stream of gold might find its way into the coffers of its stockholders. The people have suffered greatly at their hands, but the dawn of their deliverance seems to be near. A CALL for a "water congress" has been issued by Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, the gathering assembly in that town about the middle of March will be attended by representative irrigationists interested in the public weal and government efforts from all points in this section of the country. This was first brought to light some weeks ago and a committee composed of Prof. Cook of Claremont, Secretary Frank Wiggins, Prof. Mendenhall, Forest Superintendent T. P. Lukens and Messrs. Slauson and Boothe were pointed to consider its advisability. The committee, and their favorable decision was unanimous, primal objects of the water congress will be to interest again in the irrigation question, agitate ures for the protection of the forest watershed call attention to the rapidly-increasing use of water all purposes. Among those expected to be present George H. Maxwell and Engineer Lippincott Geological Survey. Others of note will be invited various questions will be taken up systematically nothing of importance will be overlooked. Adds and discussions have been solicited upon underwater water, the saving of sewage water, the saving of winter runoff, the preservation of the forests, the reservation problems, pumping and power and irrigation. A MEETING fraught with no little importance community is the annual banquet of the Chambers Commerce this evening. Anaheim owes much organization of business men who have given their time and means to lay before the tide of ing homeseekers from the blizzard-swept east coasts of living in this most favored of all in California. Much of the progress made during the past year is due to these gentlemen, and credit commensurate their labors should be their portion. The future much of promise before us, yet there is work do. Let the new board of directors be chosen evening be composed of men as energetic and as those whose year's work closes so successfully day. And may the Chamber of Commerce prosper and the community to expand with greater growth than has characterized it during past year. JUDGE WEST has decided that the Recorder's of Santa Ana erred in denying Henry Gibbs the stitutional right of trial by jury in the case he was convicted for alleged violation of the antiliquor ordinance. Gibbs was convicted An opportunity is offered Orange county to secure the establishment within its borders of the State pathological station now under consideration by the legislature. Mr. Neff states that on his recent trip north he conferred with Benj. Ide Wheeler at Berkeley and Gov. Pardee at Sacramento regarding an appropriation therefor, and both expressed themselves as approving such a station at some available point in Southern California. The purpose is to ask the legislature for an appropriation for the establishment of an experimental farm in Central California and a smaller appropriation for a pathological station further south. This station will investigate the causes of the walnut and vine blight, as well as diseases of other trees and plants, such as celery and tomato plants, oranges and other subjects requiring attention. Gov. Pardee announced himself as favoring both appropriations, provided the amounts asked for did not exceed the common-sense limit. This should be guarded against to the end that both enterprises may be speedily inaugurated. That the pathological station should be situated in Orange county admits of little doubt. Here is where the bulk of the walnuts are grown, all the celery grown in the State, and a wide area being also devoted to oranges, vines and the culture of other fruits and vegetables. All of these varieties of trees and plants will come up for examination by the station, and it seems proper the same should be located here. The subject is one of the most important to come up before the legislature and it is to be hoped appropriations therefor may be made commensurate with its relations to the continued prosperity of the State. Events have moved rapidly in Russia during the week, and the country seems standing upon the brink of revolution. The future has in its keeping results so momentous for the Little Father and his people that no one can say with any degree of accuracy what even a day may bring forth. Perhaps the dynasty may remain, under the protecting guard of the army; but there are not wanting signs of a far-reaching revolt which may have important bearings upon the history of Europe and the world. Well was the Czar acquainted with the internal affairs of his country when he strove with all the means in his power to stay the war with Japan. With fleets shattered and losses on land greater than Russia ever before experienced, with revolution stalking broadcast throughout the land, the Czar has nothing left to lean upon but the army, and even here treason seems to have found lodgment. Let the new board of directors be chosen evening be composed of men as energetic and as those whose year's work closes so successfully day. And may the Chamber of Commerce cease to prosper and the community to expand with greater growth than has characterized it during past year. Judge West has decided that the Recorder of Santa Ana erred in denying Henry Gibbs the stitutional right of trial by jury in the case he was convicted for alleged violation of the anti-liquor ordinance. Gibbs was convicted on counts, and fines were imposed aggregating hundred dollars. An appeal to the Superior was taken, exception being made to the referee lower court to grant a jury trial. Judges hold that another trial should be had, in this rior Court, and that a jury must be empanelled so elects. The decision is important because it sets aside the only apparent means of co-blind-pigsters at the county seat, where they try to flourish to the number of a score or more, is the only violator of the anti-liquor law case at Santa Ana, and his conviction was brought by denying his constitutional right of trial by jury. Assemblyman McCartney of Los Angeles proposes that people may have a chance to increase the State officials. He has introduced an amendment to the constitution raising the Governor's salary from $3000 to $10,000 a year; that of the Secretary from $3000 to $5000; Controller, $3000 to $5000;urer, $3000 to $5000; Attorney General, $3000 to Surveyor General, $3000 to $5000. He proposes that people shall vote on the amendment proposed by McCartney raises the salary of the Court Justices from $6000 to $8000 a year. He is not acting on the suggestion of any State officer on his own initiative, and prompted by a general of the members of the legislature that the Court Justices from $6000 to $8000 a year. We are not so sure of that. It seems to us that peace comes finally over the war-scourged order this year or the next, or in five years, or whatever period the fight may prelong itself to, that both Slav will be so thoroughly exhausted, financially as otherwise, that neither will feel like taking on trouble for a generation. We doubt if Uncle anything to fear from Japan. Our sympathies with Nippon. The oldest inhabitant looks in to say that not recall a single winter during his residence which weather conditions were so uniformly and pleasant. He points out that February even a day may bring forth. Perhaps the dynasty may remain, under the protecting guard of the army; but there are not wanting signs of a far-reaching revolt which may have important bearings upon the history of Europe and the world. Well was the Czar acquainted with the internal affairs of his country when he strove with all the means in his power to stay the war with Japan. With fleets shattered and losses on land greater than Russia ever before experienced, with revolution stalking broadcast throughout the land, the Czar has nothing left to lean upon but the army, and even here treason seems to have found lodgment. It is a sorry day for Nicholas. Engineer Steward has discovered in making a survey for sidewalks on Hermine street that the blacksmith shop on the northwest corner of that street at its intersection with Center street is a foot and a half inside the sidewalk line. The building is the property of N. Hart. Across the street, Mr. Steward finds that the bakery building belonging to S. Kistler projects into the thoroughfare a similar distance. Lines for these buildings were furnished by Surveyor Kiefer, at the time of the erection of the structures, he being at the time in the employ of the city. The bakery building will not be disturbed, but the sidewalk will be narrowed by two and a half feet. Mr. Hart will fill in the foot and a half space in his lot with a cement walk, making it ten and a half feet in width. Mr. Beehoney of a certain Los Angeles theater forwards an advance announcement of a show soon to appear at his playhouse, requesting its publication, and adding that if we should happen in town during the play and will present ourselves at the boxoffice with marked copy of paper, and proper identification, he may let us in the house if there are any seats left. Mr. Beehoney goes on to say he will forward other notices of the great show and desires these to go top of column, next reading, in blue ink. We hope Mr. B. will recover from his indisposition. Prop. Leeper who was advertised to lecture on Napoleon at Turner hall one evening last week met a Waterloo when no single auditor showed up at the box office to buy tickets for the show. The professor said after the lights were out that he had an elegant lecture, but was evidently unappreciated. He took the frost good-humoredly. Probably his lecture was far more instructive than many of the variety shows recently appearing here. The oldest inhabitant looks in to say that not recall a single winter during his residence which weather conditions were so uniformly and pleasant. He points out that February upon us and we have not yet had a frost. Avers the pesky mosquito is still with us, while usual cold snap along in November sends him his business in short order. The warm weather caused barley to sprout in every field, and hills are carpeted with emerald. In the open many, winter is the ideal time of year as to and the present season seems to hold the reequability of temperature. Johnny Rockefeller seems to have enacted of bogie man to frighten independent oil firm the local market. Johnny has slashed the distillate away below the price the others can and is said to have in contemplation a furrier cut. At Pomona Johnny cut the est price of distillate from 8 to 5 cents, and when pendant dealers were "froze out," raised the 15 cents. Consumers of oil hereabout are what Johnny will do to them when pumping tions start up in the spring. St. Petersburg editors are in a bad way. The ers are on strike, which prevents the issuance papers, and the press censor prohibits them fringing about the stirring events occurring in this They have met together and resolved to disregard censor, but at latest reports had not persuin printers to return to their cases. Ex-Gov. Gage has brought a libel suit against Los Angeles Times, placing damages at $75 alleged libelous references to him in a recorder wherein he appeared as counsel. Next Saturday brings the annual election foritors of the water company. The occasion appears quietly. Boss Crowther informs us there is doing. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS For the Week Ending January 23, 1905 Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. Est of Elizabeth Goodwin, deceased, and Harry Coe Wyman to F Grazide, undivided half interest in all of Rancho La Puente situated in Orange Co. and in part of said Rancho situated in Los Angeles Co. $15,000. A Milzer to F C Milzer, lots 14 and 15 block 32 town of Carlton, $1. Huntington Beach Company to M C Adams, lot 11 block 312 Huntington Beach, $10. T Stockton and C A Stockton to L C Preston, $1 of sw of sw of net of sec 26 t 5 s, r 11 w, 10 acres, $1,000. N Palmer to Mary E Hamaker, lot 6 block 9, Palmer’s addition to Santa Ana, $10. G W Urie and Lulu Urie to H F Kealiher, sw of lot 48, Anaheim extension, including pumping plant, $10. C Hoefer and Rosa M Hoefer to Florence A Holllister, lot on n Bush st Santa Ana, $10. Anna H Gale and G H Gale to E E Beazley, 10 acres in nw of set of sec 5, t 4 s, r 10 w, $10. G E Preble and Mary A Preble to F P Crawford, block 24, Tustin, $5,000. L C Campbell and Jessie E Campbell to A C Spaulding, lot 11 block 1, Lecrog’s add to Anaheim, $20. R C Hiatt and Sarah S Hlatt to T T Starbuck, lot 3 block c, La Habra, $100. E J Buterbaugh and Fannie Buterbaugh to C O Sayre, lots 26 and 27 block 8, town of Fullerton, $10. F P Crawford and Mary J Crawford to G C Roy, lots 9 to 16 inclusive block d, Ballard’s add to Tustin and et of C st adjoining, $10. Julia B Truslow to Andrew McNally, undivided one-tenth interest in 310 acres near San Juan Capistrano known as the Valencia Ranch, $750. Julia B Truslow to F G McNally et al., executors of will of A McNally, undivided one-tenth interest in 310 acres near Jan Juan Capistrano known as the Valencia Ranch, $750. J B Robertson and Barbara E Robertson to J O Slaback, et of nw of sec 27, t 5 s, r 11 w, 20 acres, $10. Same to A D Cleaver, wt of nw of sec 27, t 5 s, r 11 w, $10. Alice A Yount and H Yount to H R Barcus, 20 acres on s Main st, Santa Ana, $10. G Acheson and Ella S Acheson to Levi B Phillips, lot 14 block b, George Acheson’s sub. Orange, $10. H R Barcus and Mary J Barcus to lge to Rosa H Velasquez, lot 21, block 17, Fullerton, $100. S D Butler to Laura M Butler, set of sw of set and fractional set of sec 10, t 5 s, r 10 w, 13.46 acres, $10. R McClung and Cordelia McClung to J Gaul, s 10 acres of lot 1 block c, Oge & Bond sub, $10. G Acheson and Ella S Acheson to M E Luther, lots 16 and 19, block a, G Acheson’s sub, Orange, $10. N U Potter to H Cossairt, ni of net of lot 1 block G, Chapman Tract, $10. W B Wetherbee to J N Anderson, lots 5 and 8 block 6, Santa Ana, $10. W F Staublin to D S Davis, lot 26, Helen and Lynch’s sub Anahelm, $1150 P M Knauf et al to N L Galbraith, e 50 ft of s 120½ ft of lot 6 block 1, W Z Cook’s add, $10. G R Smith to A W Maguire, lot on Orange av, Santa Ana, $10. A Grim Tragedy is daily enacted in thousands of homes, as Death claims, in each one another, victim of Consumption or Pneumonia. But when Coughs and Colds are properly treated the tragedy is averted. F. G. Huntley, of Oaklandon, Ind., writes: "My wife had the consumption,and three doctors gave her up. Finally she took Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption,coughs and colds,the cured her,and to-day she is well and strong." It kills the germs of all diseases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed at 50¢ and £1.00 by W. B. Hutchinson,druggist. Trial bottles free. 35¢ and 40¢ embroidered handkerchiefs 25¢. Great Eastern,Santa Ana. Sickening Shivering Fits of Ague and Malaria can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. This is a pure,tonic medicine;of especial benefit in malaria;for it exerts a true curative influence on the disease,drying it entirely out of the system. It is much to be preferred to Quinine,having none of this drug’s bad after-effects. E. S. Munday ,of Henrietta,Texas, writes: "My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice,till he took Electric Bitters which saved his life.At Hutchinson’s drug store;price 50¢guaranteed." How to Shoot a Rattler. The writer once saw an Indian kill a rattlesnake in a very peculiar manner. The rattler was about ten feet from the Indian who was resting the bite on his knee,e apparently taking aim. Whenever he moved the weapon a few inches the snake would move around and get exactly in line with it. Then;to show how the thing was done, A Soft Answer. It was in 1872 that George Bromley.author of “Louis Later On,” became a member hemla club of San Franciscofound himself “Sir of the land which occasion he vividly especially his arrival at the ward. He writes:“My dear awoke at my entrance and time.I looked at my waisted.Ten minutes past ten!W lacks ten minutes of 2,”said so? said I.’‘Why,blow time files!I had no had been home so long.’The other occasion when I read soft answer turneth away Wrestling With the S When Walter Williams,bus,Miss.,was in Spain mer of 1903 he called up cleral editor in the interests Louis exposition.The new paper had the following:“Illiams of the United Statesthe state of Louisianawill give a celebration.to vites his fellow journalistsMr.Williams again called elitor and thoroughly explainThe editor apologized and correction:“Governor Frasour has purchased a land in the Great American Walter Williams is herejournalists of Spain to a governor will give nextWilliams fled the place,forgitor might explain some rea Rossetti's Awful Br It was at one time after Dante Gabriel RossettiWilliam and SwainburneMeredith should live to certain house.Meredith see Dante Gabriel Rossettifast and changed his plainshimself tells the story.noon," says he.“Rossetti risen though it was an end.On the breakfast table on rested five thick slabs onwhich five rigid eggs hadto death.Presently It lately returned from the orientiment in the war in Manchuria, for he says, America has less to government than from "the yellow be continues, a Japanese officer in the fall of Port Arthur that the Mi-take a fall out of Uncle Sam for ever he gets through with Nicholas. Of that. It seems to us that when over the war-scourged orient, be it, or in five years, or whatever other prolong itself to, that both Jap and roughly exhausted, financially as well neither will feel like taking on furtherition. We doubt if Uncle Sam has from Japan. Our sympathies are yet distant looks in to say that he does winter during his residence here in situations were so uniformly equable points out that February is almost certain that the Recorder's Court can deny Henry Gibbs the con-rial by jury in the case wherein nor alleged violation of the city's peace. Gibbs was convicted on two were imposed aggregating several men appeal to the Superior Court being made to the refusal by grant a jury trial. Judge West Murial should be had, in the Super-jaury must be empaneled if de-The decision is important in that they apparent means of convicting the county seat, where they are said number of a score or more. Gibbs of the anti-liquor law convicted this conviction was brought about institutional right of trial by jury. HARTNEY of Los Angeles proposes that we have a chance to increase the pay of has introduced an amendment to bring the Governor's salary from $6,-; that of the Secretary of State Controller, $3000 to $5000; Treas-Antorney General, $3000 to $6000; $3000 to $5000. He proposes that we on the amendment proposed at election. Another amendment pro-rays raises the salary of the Supreme $6000 to $8000 a year. He says he suggestion of any State official, but and prompted by a general feeling the legislature that the Governor receive insufficient compensation. than county officials in the larger It lately returned from the orientiment in the war in Manchuria, for he says, America has less to government than from "the yellow be continues, a Japanese officer in the fall of Port Arthur that the Mi-take a fall out of Uncle Sam for ever he gets through with Nicholas. Of that. It seems to us that when over the war-scourged orient, be it, or in five years, or whatever other prolong itself to, that both Jap and roughly exhausted, financially as well neither will feel like taking on furtherition. We doubt if Uncle Sam has from Japan. Our sympathies are yet distant looks in to say that he does winter during his residence here in situations were so uniformly equable points out that February is almost certain that the Recorder's Court can denying Henry Gibbs the con-rial by jury in the case wherein nor alleged violation of the city's peace. Gibbs was convicted on two were imposed aggregating several men appeal to the Superior Court being made to the refusal by grant a jury trial. Judge West Murial should be had, in the Super-jaury must be empaneled if de-The decision is important in that they apparent means of convicting the county seat, where they are said number of a score or more. Gibbs of the anti-liquor law convicted this conviction was brought about institutional right of trial by jury. JULIA B Truslow to F G McNally et al., executors of will of A McNally, undivided one-tenth interest in 310 acres near Jan Juan Capistrano known as the Valencia Ranch, $750. JB Robertson and Barbara E Robertson to J O Slaback, et of nwf of nwf of sec 27, t 5 s, r 11 w, 20 acres, $10. Same to A D Cleaver, wf of nwf of nwf of sec 27, t 5 s, r 11 w, $10. Alice A Yount and H Yount to H R Barcus, 20 acres on s Main st, Santa Ana, $10. G Acheson and Ella S Acheson to Levi B Phillipa, lot 14 block b, George Acheson's sub. Orange, $10. H R Barcus and Mary J Barcus to Alice A Yount, 9.944 acres on Santa Clara av Santa Ana, $10. F M Cosart and Katie E Cosart to R F Dreyer, lot 5 block b, Cosart's add to Orange, $10. J Cubbon, trustee to Emma H Edwards, lot 10 block 1, south side add to Santa Ana, $375. J Gautler to A Johns, lots 3 and 4 block 12 of Fairview Colony Tract, $4,600. Isabel A Wilson and T J Wilson to D W Ellis, 8 acres near Old Newport, $10. J W T Kimball and Anna L Kimball to T E Welch, lot 6 block 7 Dawson and Cumming's add to Santa Ana, $10. H C Lewis and Elizabeth Lewis to W H Schilling, lot 10 block 8, Pacific City, $10. Henry Scheel et al to J C Kirby, lot 34 of the Park Tract add to Santa Ana. $10. T M Shadel and Sadie E Shadel to H H Gardner, lot 12 T M Shadel's add to Orange, $400. Jane Stokes and J W Stokes to W P Starr, nwf of swf of sec 25, t 5 s, r 11 w, 40 acres, $10. J Stern and P Nicolas to L K Marshall, lot 7 Stern & Nicolas' sub. 6.21 acres, $10. W A Connoly and Mary Connolly to P J Davidson and Jeane A Davidson, lots 33 and 34, block 22, Fullerton, $10. E K Benchley and Emma M Benchley to C C Chapman, lots 29 and 30, block 9, Fullerton, $10. W T Bill and Cora F Bill to A N Dike, lots I and 3 block 113, Vickers' add to Pacific City, $10. Same to J B Rayner, lots 5 and 7 block 113, Vickers' add to Pacific City, $10. B R Douglas and Lillie M Douglas to C J Robles and Ruby Robles, sf of wf of lot 15 block b, Oge & Bond sub $265. Huntington Beach Co to A D Turner, lots 25 and 27 block 214, Huntington Beach, $10. The Stearns Ranchos Co to D and Susan P Brush, nf of net of net of sec 35, t 5 s, r 11 w, 20 acres, $10. H Schroeder and Johanna E C Schroeder to J E Dalton, lot 12 block a, Craddick's sub Orange, $75. Dora A Engel and J A Engel to W T Coats, lot 6, block c, Goodwin's add to Santa Ana, $10. Mary P Parker et al to same, lot on u French st, Santa Ana, $10. Josephine Burns and J F Burns to J Harrison, part of lot 2 of Fletcher tract $10. J R Toberman to same, part of lot 2 of Fletcher Tract,$1. Huntington Beach Co to Mrs H E Wright, lots 16 and 18 block 106,Huntington Beach,$10. D H Thomas to Q L Gerhart and G St C Gerhart. nf of net of net of sec 27 How to Shoot a Rattler. The writer once saw an Indian kill a rattlesnake in a very peculiar manner. The rattler was about ten feet from the Indian who was resting the life on his knee apparently taking aim. Whenever he moved the weapon a few inches the snake would move around and get exactly in line with it. Then; to show how the thing was done,the Indian moved about the snake in a circle,and the reptile moved as if its tail were a pivot always keeping its head and body in line with the gun.The Indian then agreed to bandage his eyes and shoot the snake in the mouth.The writer bandaged the Indian's eyes,and holding the gun by his side at arm's length,the latter pulled the trigger,and the ball entered the snake's mouth and passed the whole length of its body. "How did you take alm?" was the query. "The snake he take alm," was the reply. We have talked with an old hunter on this proposition,and he claims that a rattlesnake will always range directly in line with a gun or stick pointed at it.Exchange. Redeem Your Past Failures. You may say that you have failed too often,t that there is no use in trying that it is impossible for you to succeed and that you have fallen too often even to attempt get on your feet again.Nouseense! There is no failure for a man whose spirit is unconquered.No matter how late the hour or how many and repeated his failures success is still possible.The evolution of Scrooge,miser in the closing years of his life,从 a hard,narrow heartless money grubber ,whose soul was imprisoned in his shining heap of hoarded gold,t o a generous,gentil lover of his kind,是 no mere myth of Dickens' brain.Time and again,在the history of our daily lives，chronicle in our newspapers，recorded in biographies or exhibited before our eyes,swe see men and women redeeming past failures,rising up out of the stupor of discouragement and boldly turning face forward once more.-O.S.Marden in Success. A Restricted Essay. 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Be sure to take Hood's Sarsaparilla Nasal and other local forms of catarrh are quickly relieved by Catarrlets, which allay inflammation and deodorize discharge. Hood's Sarsaparilla, all druggists, $1. Catarrlets, mail order only, 50 cts. For testimonials of remarkable cures send for our Book on Catarrh, No. 4. C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. A Soft Answer. It was in 1872 that George Chesmore Bromley, author of "Long Ago and Later On," became a member of the Bohemia club of San Francisco and soon found himself "Sire of the Low Jinks," which occasion he vividly recalls, and especially his arrival at home afterward. He writes: "My dear little wife awoke at my entrance and inquired the time. I looked at my watch and replied, 'Ten minutes past 10,' and then laid the watch on the mantelpiece. Having some doubts as to the correctness of my reply, the little woman arose and looked for herself. 'What time did you say it was?' she asked again. 'Ten minutes past 10,' said I. 'Ten minutes past 10!' Why, it only lacks ten minutes of 2,' said she. 'Is that so?' said I. 'Why, bless my soul, how time files! I had no idea that I had been home so long.' This was another occasion when I realized that 'a soft answer turneth away wrath.'" Wrestling With the Spaniard. When Walter Williams, from Columbus, Miss., was in Spain in the summer of 1903 he called upon a provincial editor in the interest of the St. Louis exposition. The next day the paper had the following: "Walter Williams of the United States purchased the state of Louisiana and next year will give a celebration, to which he invites his fellow journalists of Europe." Mr. Williams again called upon the editor and thoroughly explained matters. The editor apologized and printed this correction: "Governor Francis of Missouri has purchased a large tract of land in the Great American desert, and Walter Williams is here to invite the Journalists of Spain to a show which the governor will give next year." Mr. Williams fled the place, fearful the editor might explain some more. Rossetti's Awful Breakfast. It was at one time arranged that Dante Gabriel Rossetti, his brother William and Swinburne and George Meredith should live together in a certain house. Meredith happened to see Dante Gabriel Rossetti at breakfast and changed his plans. Meredith himself tells the story. "It was past noon," says he. "Rossetti had not yet risen, though it was an exquisite day. On the breakfast table on a huge dish rested five thick slabs of bacon, upon which five rigid eggs had slowly bled to death. Presently Rossetti appear- DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. 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On the breakfast table on a huge dish rested five thick slabs of bacon, upon which five rigid eggs had slowly bled to death. Presently Rossetti appeared in his dressing gown, with slippers down at heel, and devoured the dainty repast like an ogre." That meal was too much for Meredith, and he sacrificed three months' rent rather than see it repeated. The Sphinx's Riddle. The riddle which the sphinx pro-pounded to the Thebans and the solution of which she made a condition of her withdrawal from the state was as follows: "What animal has one voice, at first four, then two and at last three feet?" Giddus discovered the answer to be "man," who in infancy, from using his hands as well as his feet in walking, may be said to have four feet (all fours), in after life employs but two, and in old age to these he adds a staff, which may be reckoned a third. Upon this solution being given the sphinx is said to have thrown herself headlong from the citadel. The Simple Life. In my wanderings on foot when I walk through the provinces of Europe and talk to the people and fish and learn I find that what people lack most in life is simplicity, the poor man as well as the rich. It consists not in plain dress, but in plain living, in simplicity of heart, of personal beliefs and respect for the beliefs of others.—Rev. Charles Wagner. Spoiled Her Beauty Harriet Howard, of 209 W. 34th St., New York, at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble. She writes: "I had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years, but nothing would cure it, until I used Bucklen's Arnica Salve." A quick and sure healer for cuts, burns and sores. 25c at Hutchinson's drug store. Give us your order for burned leather and wood work early. Hutchinson's Drug Store. Greatly In Demand Nothing is more in demand than a medicine which meets modern requirements for a blood and system cleanser, such as Dr. King's New Life Pills. They are just what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles. Try them. 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NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anaheim Union Water company will be held at the office of said water company, in the "Backs building," city of Anaheim, county of Orange state of California, on Saturday, January 28, 1905, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. for the purpose of electing a board of directors and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. P. H. KRICK, Secretary. Anaheim, Cal., Jan. 15, 1905. FOUND. Odd Notice in Prominent Southern Paper of Interest to Anaheim Residents. One of the best known newspapers in the South is the Guide of Dunn, N.C. Its publisher, J. P. Pitman, sends us the following clipping with request to publish: Found,—by the editor of the Guide, a bootle of Hyomei, the wonderful treatment that cures catarrh without stomach dosing. We can speak in highest praise of its remarkable power to cure and relieve catarrh of the head and throat. This mention is made not as an advertisement, but in the interest of those who suffer the torture of that terrible disease, catarrh. In sending the clipping, Mr. Pitman wrote the following letter: I enclose a little piece from my paper, issued to-day. You will see from this that I desire to push the selling of Hyomei as far as possible. I am using it in my own family, and find that it gives the desired relief, so that I take pleasure in spreading far and near the knowledge of this sure relief for catarrh. W. B. Hutchinson, in preparation for the catarrhal troubles of this season of the year, has ordered a large stock of Hyomei and sells it under guarantee to refund the money if it does not relieve. The complete outfit costs but $1 and extra bottles can be obtained for 50 cents. Ask him to show you the strong guarantee under which he sells it. 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