anaheim-gazette 1908-02-06

NEWS AND BUSINESS Come and see those fine large Walnut trees and get prices. Also Orange, Lemon, Peach, Plum, and all other fruit trees. Likewise Roses, Sterculia street trees and all kinds of ornamentals. Give me your order. A. A. MILLS, Anaheim. Both Phones. J2-2mo Cor. North and Los Angeles streets. THE HOLY CITY Clarence Bennett's beautiful play, "The Holy City," which is considered one of the best things on the stage, will be seen at the opera house Wednesday, Feb. 12. Reserved seats on sale at Fischle's. General admission 50 cents; children 25c. If it appeals to your good taste to see a neat, clean little fruit stand on Center street, open at all times for your convenience give me a share of your valued patronage at the Little Gem, and I can keep it going. John G. Wirsching. jan16t2 For Sale—Seven horses and a mule. A good work team cheap.—Wickersheim Implement Co. All kinds of Shoes on sale at the S. Q. R Store at big reductions. A chance to save money on good Shoes. Theo. Ford, grower of Ford's Softshell Walnut Trees, 2½ miles west of Orange on Anaheim* road. Sunset phone 494. P. O. address, R. F. D. No. 2, Orange, Cal. John Hanna came in from Miraflores on Monday during the showery weather. Among other business transacted by him was his registration for this year's election. Mr. Hanna reported a fall of an inch and a half of rain the preceeding day and night. Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Cypress, Eucalyptus and Guavas. W. H. Spake was a business at Riverside on Saturday. Roman Wisser is out again in detained at home several days inflamatory rheumatism. Max Nebelung has moved here from the Kistler building on Ester to apartments over Dickel. Bobby Mills was out Sunday his spirited team of blacks. He to the Yorba reservoir, which nounces in first-class condition. Herman Kruger was a town from Los Alamitos on San Victorville, where they will in gold prospect situated fifty miles of the railroad. They will be until the latter part of the week. After securing his interlocutor cree of divorce, R. E. Henrich decided that he does not want motion of his attorney, F. C. S. Judge West entered an order with the interlocutory decree, and ing the divorce suit brought by rich against Bessie Lee Henrich. Engineer Kellogg was in the Monday in connection with the ing of the water board. He said was 30 feet of water in the Yorba ervoir, which was not quite two its capacity. The reservoir completed, and will be filled to its of 46 feet during the next two The seepage has decreased to three inches. An abundance is now being run from it for cation in this part of the district. John Hanna came in from Miraflores on Monday during the showery weather. Among other business transactions by him was his registration for this year's election. Mr. Hanna reported a fall of an inch and a half of rain the preceding day and night. Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Cypress, Eucalyptus and Guavas. House and porch decorations. A choice collection of ferns. Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries. Tim Carroll, Prop. Nurseries located at West Anaheim. Sunset phone Main 413. ja23tf Read what Wickersheim Implement Co. have to say regarding cultivators and harrows in their display advertisement. They have anything and everything a customer may wish in the line of harrows and cultivators. HOW ARE YOUR EYES? It is claimed by high authority that aside from those who are compelled to wear glasses from advanced age, that nine tenths of other troubles for which people wear them proceed from either trifling or serious diseases of the organ or nervous system that can be cured without glasses. In such cases glasses are worse than useless as they do no good but are positively harmful. If you will call on Doctors Smith & Agnew they will tell you, free of charge, whether you need treatment or glasses or simply advice as to the care of your eyes. Office 105½ W. Center St., over Klement's Market. Hour 10 to 4, and 7 to 8 evenings. Wanted to rent—a place of several acres, with small house and trees growing upon land. Address, giving price and other particulars, K, this office. Get your reserved seats for "The Holy City" at Fischle's. For Sale—10 acres good truck or fruit land, improved with water stock, 14 miles southwest of Fullerton, Cal: Price $2500. Address C. R. Byland. Fullerton, Cal. ja16ml L. A.Johnson of Santa Fe oil wells has come to Anaheim to take treatment for his eyes from Drs. Smith and Agnew. Nurseryman Richman of Fullerton has presented the chamber of commerce with an exhibit of palms and other embellishments for a front-window display. Mrs. Nick Hugo was in from Placen- L. A. Johnson of Santa Fe oil wells has come to Anaheim to take treatment for his eyes from Drs. Smith and Agnew. Nurseryman Richman of Fullerton has presented the chamber of commerce with an exhibit of palms and other embellishments for a front-window display. Mrs. Nick Hugo was in from Placentia this week, visiting with Grandma Schauman. N. B. Tedford and family have moved into the Schauman cottage on Claudina street. Get your reserved seats for "The Holy City," at Fischle's. ITS HANDY to step into this bank, pass the bank book to the receiving teller, your deposit credited to your account and walk down town and pay two by A CHECK. Short story, but true and pithy with an object lesson for those who are old drawers or tin boxes to bank funds. Here money is safe and other place while you sleep it stolen. Which way is best? German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conscientious banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on deposits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOYD take was a business visitor on Saturday. Wisser is out again after being at home several days with rheumatism. Belung has moved his office steller building on East Cenments over Dickel's store. Hells was out Sunday driving team of blacks. He drove a reservoir, which he pro-first-class condition. Kruger was a visitor in Los Alamitos on Saturday. Asplendid rains in his second probably give his attentato culture the coming Jans, C. E. Jones and Will-departed on Monday for where they will inspect a spot situated fifty miles east head. They will be absent later part of the week. During his interlocutory de-ence, R. E. Henrich has deme does not want it. On his attorney, F. C. Spencer, he entered an order vacating statutory decree, and dismiss-source suit brought by HenBessie Lee Henrich. Kellogg was in town on connection with the meet-water board. He said there of water in the Yorba res-eth was not quite two-thirds. The reservoir is com-will be filled to its height during the next two months. He has decreased to less than . An abundance of water run from it for day irri-asis part of the district. R. T. Burdette, assistant trainmaster of the Southern Pacific, was in town several days the past week. Mr. Burdette looked into the cause for the late arrival of local freight trains, and said henceforth they would arrive on the dot. The force of employes at the depot were instructed to be at their posts of duty at 6.30 every morning. A party of youths consisting of Raymond Nebelung, Tracy Frasier, Fred Weisel, Elton Goble, Harold Cordes and George Chambers made a tramp up Mount Wilson on Sunday. They left here on the 6 a.m. train and went to Sierra Madre, where the four hours' ascent began. They found two feet of snow on the mountain. They left the summit at 1.20 p.m., as clouds were gathering and a further snowfall threatened. The descent was made in two and a quarter hours. The kids reached home on the midnight train. THE HOLY CITY Clarence Bennett’s beautiful play, “The Holy City,” which is considered one of the best things on the stage, will be seen at the opera house Wednesday, Feb. 12. Reserved seats on sale at Fischle’s. General admission 50 cents; children 25c. Uncle Jake Everhardy has improved so much this week that his family are looking forward to clearing weather in order to give him a buggy ride. His condition has taken a most favorable turn, and he will probably soon recover. His sons, Jake and Ernest, who are here from Chico and Bisbee with their wives, and his daughter, Mrs. Jno. Rimpau of Yuma, will remain for a further visit. Joseph Dubbel this week received a letter from Denver, from the physician attending his son, Rev. J. P. Dubbel, that the patient was out of danger and was progressing as well as could be ex- Sweeping For a short time and sale our entire All Suits Over All Suits Over All Suits Over All Suits Over All Men’s Boys’ Clothiand BoFor Short Time O ASHER Bishop N. C. Matz of Catholic diocese of Denver arrive here this morning the guest of Rev. Father Du-bishop will preach at the mass at St. Boniface’s Church distinguished prelate was at Angeles on Monday by R.Dubbel of this city. He b-of the condition of Rev. J.-who is under his jurisdiction and who was recently opened for internal complications. This improving and as soon as to leave the hospital is exp- connection with the meet-water board. He said there of water in the Yorba res- ch was not quite two-thirds of it. The reservoir is com- will be filled to its height during the next two months. has decreased to less than an abundance of water run from it for day irri- is part of the district. ings went to Long Beach to meet a party of former Montana. Several ladies enjoyed a splash in the pool at the baths. The touring Southern Cali- will probably be in Ana- to be Mr. Billings' guest. Optimized with the glorious while surf bathing is pop- coast in February, the is away below zero at on the blizzard belt. optical work at Dietrich's, 14-15 see those fine large Wal- get prices. Also Orange, Beach. Plum and all other Likewise Roses, Stercu- trees and all kinds of orna-ive me your order. A. A. MILLS, Anaheim. J2-2mo and Los Angeles streets: Quigg, a retired Missouri here on a visit to Dr. he is highly pleased with the date as well as the country lim. HE LITTLE GEM Fruit, Peanuts, Popcorn Jeweler and Optician, Ana14-15 Mrs. Falkenstein, Mrs. Miss Harris attended the Angeles last evening. of Columbus are preparing ball at the opera-house the Feb. 22d. early White Rose Seed Poole by H. A. Dickel. Wills have received a con- farming implements and condition has taken a most favorable turn, and he will probably soon recover. His sons, Jake and Ernest, who are here from Chico and Bisbee with their wives, and his daughter, Mrs. Jno. Rimpau of Yuma, will remain for a further visit. Joseph Dubbel this week received a letter from Denver, from the physician attending his son, Rev. J. P. Dubbel, that the patient was out of danger and was progressing as well as could be expected, having sustained a surgical operation for an internal disorder. Mr. Dubbel expects that his son will come to this city after he recovers sufficiently to enable him to travel, his physician having ordered a rest and relaxation from the exacting duties of his position. Mr. Crowther continues to improve and is able to be about the house. He will probably soon be able to resume his business affairs, not the least of which is the barbecue to be given at the Yorba reservoir at an early date. The engagement is announced of Loule Kroeger, the popular young city councilman, to Miss Pauline Wineberger the vivacious cashier at Fischle's candy kitchen. The wedding takes place after Lent. Come and see those fine large Walnut trees and get prices. Also Orange, Lemon, Peach, Plum, and all other fruit trees. Likewise Roses, Sterculia street trees and all kinds of ornaments. Give me your order. A. A. MILLS, Anaheim. Both Phones. J2-2mo Cor. North and Los Angeles streets. Mrs. John Dwyer has been ill of diphtheria the past fortnight, but is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Heimann visited with friends in town the past week. Miss Fritzie Heimann was in town this week visiting with friends, a guest of Mrs. Otto Rust. Rev. Moore of the Methodist church will speak next Sunday morning on Lincoln's achievements. In the evening Miss Sanborn, a Deaconess, will present the Deaconess' work. Miss Sanborn is one of the most fluent speakers on the coast. All are invited to both services. Rev. J. L. Moore is spending a few days at Coronado Beach, where he has bishop will preach at the mass at St. Boniface's Church distinguished prelate was in Angeles on Monday by St. Dubbel of this city. He th of the condition of Rev. J. who is under his jurisdiction and who was recently opened for internal complications. T is improving and as soon as to leave the hospital is exp on an extended visit to his p a season of rest and recuperation cordial invitation is extend ed lic to attend the bishop's service. Mrs. Frank Gates has pre public library with a co handsome plants, which placed in the front window in the chamber of commercial occupied by the library on D street. The plants consist tias, palms and other ornamental ties of evergreen plants, and most attractive display. R. H. Gilman was in town day from his orange plantation centia. Mr. Gilman is all the recent rain. Eggs for setting from the Barred Rocks, Rhode Island White Leghorn hens. Appl E. R. Turck, corner Lemont streets. WANTED to buy—Young brown Leghorn laying hens P. O. Box 71, Anaheim. WANTED—From one to two good alfalfa land near tra- and where water can be Only property that will stay spection by land and water will be considered, and at a gain price. Address price ad to 1036 Denver Ave., Los An FARMERS WAR OVER War has broken out afresh the ranchers on two sides o Ana river. For years the rite west side in the low been at swords' points with ers to the east, and the rand east have built dikes that flood waters to the west. been maneuvers and count ers in this fight, in which t contention was the unwell waters. Rev. Moore of the Methodist church will speak next Sunday morning on Lincoln's achievements. In the evening Miss Sanborn, a Deaconess, will present the Deaconess' work. Miss Sanborn is one of the most fluent speakers on the coast. All are invited to both services. Rev. J. L. Moore is spending a few days at Coronado Beach, where he has gone to represent the Methodist Episcopal church before the Trans-Continental passenger association which is in session there. Why Refer to Doctors Because we make medicines for them. We tell them all about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and they prescribe it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, consumption. They trust it. Then you can afford to trust it. Ask your own doctor. The best kind of a testimonial—“Sold for over sixty years.” Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA PILLS HAIR VIGOR. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Ayer’s Pills greatly aid the Cherry Pectoral in breaking up a cold. ALWAYS RELIABLE Sweeping Clothing Reductions a short time and for SPOT CASH ONLY, we will place on sale our entire stock of strictly first-class, up-to-date Men's Clothing All Suits Over $20 - - - $16.85 All Suits Over $15 up to $20 - - 13.85 All Suits Over $10.50 up to $15 - - 9.85 All Suits Over $7.50 to $9.50 - - 6.85 All Men's and Boys' Overcoats at 33½ Per Cent Discount Boys' Clothing and single Pants for Men and Boys, 20 Per Cent Discount Short Time Only For Cash Only FISHER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS WHY? "Multum in Parvo" One a Day New Health Food Zee-Nut for sale at THE GEM LITTLE THE GEM Confectionery Fruits, Nuts, Cigars Frank Gates has presented the library with a collection of plants, which have been placed in the front window of the room chamber of commerce building by the library on Los Angeles. The plants consist of poinsettias and other ornamental evergreen plants, and make a practical display. Gilman was in town on Tuesday at his orange plantation at Placentia. Mr. Gilman is all smiles over the rain. For setting from thoroughbred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds and Seghorn hens. Apply to Mrs. Clark, corner Lemon and South Jan30.3t TED to buy—Young white or Seghorn laying hens. Address 71, Anaheim. jan213 TED—From one to two sections of alfa land near transportation there water can be developed. Property that will stand close in by land and water experts considered, and at a cash bar-gee. Address price and location Denver Ave., Los Angeles. MERS WAR OVER DYKE has broken out afresh between owners on two sides of the Santa Clarita. For years the ranchers to side in the lowlands have words' points with the ranch-east, and the ranchers to the built dikes that turned the rivers to the west. There have uneuvers and counter-maneuveris fight, in which the bone of man was the unwelcome river roads, laid plans to meet the latest Von Schriltz maneuver. Supt. Moore will build a dike along the west side of the river that will catch the western turn of the current as it is sent across from Von Schriltz's dikes. This will turn the water south and carry it around the western end of Von Schriltz's dike. As soon as it gets beyond the Van Schriltz dike it will be allowed to take its course for the county roads will no longer be endangered. This may be characterized as a flank movement. It will turn the water out below the present breastworks, and the Eastsiders who live below will have to take their chances as in former years. The water will flow directly over one of Von Schriltz's ranches. So far this year the flood waters have done but little damage to the county roads, and the county move is preparatory for a possible heavy flood. Monday night a delegation of West Siders went before the Council and wanted to know how the city came to deed away the ten acres to the Jap without making the reservations for the river channel. Ben Kraemer was in town Tuesday from his ranch at Placentia. He reports a fine rain and says prospects are bright for all kinds of crops. W. S. Taylor left yesterday for his mine at Beatty. He will be absent a week or two. His main shaft is down 175 feet, and the ore output is encouraging. W. S. Taylor left yesterday for his mine at Beatty. He will be absent a week or two. His main shaft is down 175 feet, and the ore output is encouraging. Libbeu ENGRAVED ON EVERY PIECE The BEST MAKE of Cut Glass as well as all lines of JEWELRY Guaranteed by the manufacturer. We also Repair Your WATCH so that it stays repaired. A graduate of two of our best Eastern Colleges and registered by the State Board of Examiners. Your EYES are safe in my care. DIETRICH Jeweler and Optician ANAHEIM, near P.O.