anaheim-gazette 1908-05-28

FOR SALE For Sale—One family horse, 1 surrey almost new; 1 one-seated buggy, 1 two-horse plow. Apply to Jos. Dauser, Anaheim. Loose alfalfa hay, $13 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf Alfalfa hay for sale by J. Gustafson. 2 miles south of Buena Park; will deliver. NEWS AND BUSINESS SHIRT WAISTS The ladies of Anaheim and vicinity are cordially invited to inspect a new line of Shirt Waists which will be on display at the Pacific Lodging House, corner Center and Los Angeles streets, on Friday, May 29th. Ask for the North Light cigar, and take no other. For sale by all dealers. Charlotte Adams Cornellle, teacher of voice and piano. Studio at Presbyterian church, Tuesday and Saturday from 2:30 to 5 p.m. WANTED.—$1200 at 6 per cent, on ranch worth $12,000. Address H, this office. 5-21 tf For Rent—Bicycles for rent; also repairing done; work called for and returned. Bruce Anson, Broadway; telephone Sunset 274. my14ml The girls are delighted to see their fellow come smoking a North Light cigar, for they like the fine aroma it contains. I am agent for the New York Life Insurance company, and can offer you some very attractive policies; the very best. H. Vossbeck. Charlotte Adams Cornellle, voice, natural method. Breath control specialized. Studio, Presbyterian church. If you have a headache, smoke a North Light cigar, the flavor of it will cure you. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of When you get a certificate get the new kind, with interest from the German-American Herman Fulde is a bright who has recently moved her parents from Chicago. He us that back in the windy city to get three oranges for a here he gets 97 for the sale and he has heard some pack give culls away free. He for these, and says when oranges and all kinds of fruit is not in it with Anabella stockyards skin us. Buy wedding presents at at Dietrich’s sale. Louie Kroeger and bridge some days ago from their trip through several east They are temporarily domicile Weinberger house on W street. Mr. and Mrs. Weinbents of the bride, have good visit to relatives. Miss Lena Ingraham, in drawing at the high school signed her position and w Fullerton, where she has position as instructor of draw high school. During vacation form an outing party and points of interests in various of the state. S, O. Lewellyn has a curly shape of a potato plant several tubers above ground the usual crop underground placed it on exhibition at of commerce. W. J. Cole, the well-known dairyman of Hardscrabble, the early part of the week, some of the biggest butter market this year. Mr. C has long since achieved I am agent for the New York Life Insurance company, and can offer you some very attractive policies; the very best. H. Vossbeck. Charlotte Adams Corneille, voice, natural method. Breath control specialized. Studio, Presbyterian church. If you have a headache, smoke a North Light cigar, the flavor of it will cure you. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. Call and see our refrigerators at Nagel's. Ice cream freezers at Nagel's. For Bargains in Real Estate see H. Vossbeck. I have water stock which I will rent out for the season. J. B. Neff, Telephone 151, Anaheim. mar26 I have several good Anaheim and Los Angeles residences to trade for ranch property. H. Vossbeck. Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. When you have that blue and disagreeable feeling drink a glass of the famous Anaheim beer, and smoke a North Light cigar. That will fix you up. Both are union made. Harness—well, just ask for prices.—Pacific Implement Co. Members of the Y.M.C.A. held an enjoyable donation party at their cottage on south Los Angeles street, near the corner of Broadway, which is being fitted up as headquarters for the association. Furniture, pictures and other articles were donated. A large crowd was present and a pleasant meeting resulted. Gus and Hugo Strodthoff will begin the erection of a brick building on their lot on Center street, adjoining Hatzfeld’s drug store, which when completed will be occupied as a grocery store by Kincaid brothers, recent arrivals from San Diego. John Resh has purchased a new Moline touring car. Dietrich, the Jeweler at Anaheim, is running a 50c box sale. No article valued less than 50c, and among the boxes are a lady’s watch and several solid gold rings. HERE IS SOMETHING HERE IS SOMETHING TO BE HAD ONLY AT THE German-American Bank. Coupon Certificate of Deposit German American Bank Capital Stock $50,000.00 This Certifies that deposited with the German American Bank in Berlin, Germany, is to be had only at the German-American Bank. In Witness Whorl of the German American Bank, Amended to convey the Certificate to be issued by its proper officers and accordingly the appropriate seal of the Bank. Important Sale of Sweets At $4.95. Value Our entire stock of Ladies' Trimmed Hats have been showing a line of $4.95 Ladies which contains values up to $8.00. Everybody family values, and at the cut we are offering these hats the Hat while you have the whole summer before you. OUR MAY SALE OF WHITE GOODS will last our entire line of White Waists in Silks, Wash Goods, and Persian Lawns, Dress Skirts, Muslim Underwear. ASHER & FALK WHERE QUALITY When you get a certificate of deposit get the new kind, with interest coupons, from the German-American Bank. F. Ruhman and Max Nebelung have brought suit against A. C. Jennings on a note for $110, given August 26, 1903, and upon which no interest nor part of the principal has been paid. Jennings left other claims unsettled when he left the county, several years ago. Jennings was a political hanger-on, and after leaving here occupied a menial position in an up-state insane asylum. For some years past he has been lost to view, but the scent of the roses hangs round him still. of a potato plant which grew tubers above ground, as well as a small crop underground. He has been on exhibition at the chamber of commerce. Cole, the well-known Jersey man of Hardscrabble, was in town by part of the week, bringing in the biggest butter seen in the past this year. Mr. Cole's butter is since achieved a reputation excellence that is hard to beat. 50c box of Jewelry of Dietrich may get a watch or a solid gold Schwenckert has an eighteen-year walnut tree which has clusters and seven nuts. The tree is with the heaviest crop it ever had is attracting the attention of others. Who can beat it? Wallace came down from his store on Monday to look after his interests and to spend a few hours with his family. He will return later the middle of the week at night's further stay. 50c Box Sale of Dietrich's is Get busy. Les E. Jones made an inspection of mining claims beyond Victor-den by a syndicate of local people brings excellent reports of tests, having found rich deposits in lead and copper ore. Barr and daughters, Mrs. Ben-el Mrs. Lord, of Wisconsin, are with L. J. Winney and family town. Beebe and W. S. Taylor left on day evening for a visit to their properties at Beatty. They turn the latter part of the week. Barr spent Sunday with his Mrs. Bardell, in Los Angeles. If you want to purchase a fine item for little money, remember the from business sale of the Misses Isis, 115 W. 4th St., Santa Ana. gold rings, clusters, single or signet. Your choice $1.50 twice that.—Dietrich. HING NEW a note for $110, given August 26, 1903, and upon which no interest nor part of the principal has been paid. Jennings left other claims unsettled when he left the county, several years ago. Jennings was a political hanger-on, and after leaving here occupied a menial position in an up-state insane asylum. For some years past he has been lost to view, but the scent of the roses hangs round him still. Miss E. Kate Rea, secretary of the board of city library trustees, has an advertisement in this issue which will be found to be of interest to contractors and builders. The library board requests bids for the new $10,000 Carnegie library. Bids will be received up to 7 o'clock the evening of June 11th. Local contractors and builders are invited to look the adv. up and govern themselves accordingly. The Misses Reinhaus at Santa Ana are going to retire from business. Don't forget their closing out sale of Summer Millinery, commencing on Monday, June 1. W. M. Wickett leaves on Friday for a month's visit to the east and Canada. He will inspect the large eastern leather factories and will cross the line to pay respects to old-time friends in Canada. Bon voyage! U. S. C. glee club will give a vocal and instrumental concert, under auspices of the Y.M.C.A., at the operahouse on Friday evening. The club comes highly recommended, and a rare musical treat is looked forward to. First class land with probably the cheapest water supply in the state, on small payments. John Schumacher, Jr., Anaheim, Cal. When you get a certificate of deposit get the new kind, with interest coupons, from the German-American Bank. Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Sewing Machines, Implements, Wagons and Buggies—no difference whatever—it all goes on sale June 4, 1908. Watch new price lists. STERN & GOODMAN, Fullerton. my21-2 Best garden hose at Nagle's. Call and be convinced. We have the finest assortment of buggies in the county.—Pacific Implement Co. Wanted—Two girls at a dollar a day The case of John H Gates, in which the latt city trustee is contesting hearing in the superior row. Plaintiff will be F. O. Daniel of Santa Clarita defendant by R. Melrose Callor of this city. Hahn by one vote at the cipal election, but that votes thrown out elected him had they Gates was declared duly board of election and member of the city board pared to carry the case court if necessary. Mr. and Mrs. John H on Monday evening from co after a month's absence metropolis. They entry of Admiral Evans ships into the Golden Gartung states was the ant ever seen in that city on land in honor of the wise greatest military witnessed in San Francisco being rapidly rebuilt skyscrapers having been two years following the Mrs. Hartung visited and torpedo-boats and about the vessels. The enjoyable visit in the HING NEW with Coupons ONLY can Bank Boots and Shoes, Sewing Machines, Implements, Wagons and Buggies—no difference whatever—it all goes on sale June 4, 1908. Watch new price lists. STERN & GOODMAN, Fullerton. my21-2 Best garden hose at Nagle's. Call and be convinced. We have the finest assortment of buggies in the county.—Pacific Implement Co. Wanted—Two girls at a dollar a day at the laundry. Money to loan; $3000 at 7 per cent. See H. Vossbeck at once. When the Hair Falls Then it’s time to act! No time to study, to read, to experiment! You want to save your hair, and save it quickly, too! So make up your mind this very minute that if your hair ever comes out you will use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It makes the scalp healthy. The hair stays in. It cannot do anything else. It’s nature’s way. The best kind of a testimonial—“Sold for over sixty years.” Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer’s SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. ALWAYS RELIABLE Price of Summer Millinery Values Up to $8 Named Hats have been especially priced for this sale. We are showing a line of 95 Ladies’ Hats Everybody familiar with “A & F” Millinery knows our offering these hats they are unequaled bargains. Get a Summer mer before you. Children’s Hats at reduced prices. TE GOODS will last only a short time longer. It includes Silks, Wash Goods, Children's Dresses, Parasols, India Linens Linens Underwear, Etc. & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Have You Heard About It? Thursday, June 4 FLOOD SALE About It? Thursday, June 4 FLOOD SALE prices will flood the county. Everything comes down. All Merchandise declines. Stern & Goodman Fullerton, Cal. The case of John Hahn vs. Frank Hahn, in which the latter's election as justice is contested, comes up for going in the superior court tomorrning. Plaintiff will be represented by R. Daniel of Santa Ana, and the adjudant by R. Melrose and O. T. Horst of this city. Gates defeated by one vote at the recent munilionary election, but the latter claims votes thrown out would have used him had they been counted. This was declared duly elected by the end of election and is at present a member of the city board. He is prepared to carry the case to the supreme Court if necessary. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung returned Monday evening from San Francisco, after a month's absence in the northwest metropolis. They witnessed the city of Admiral Evans' fleet of 42 ships into the Golden Gate, which Mr. Hartung states was the grandest pageever seen in that city. The parade and in honor of the fleet was likeer than the greatest military parade ever pressed in San Francisco. The city being rapidly rebuilt, many superb crapers having been erected in the years following the fire. Mr. and R. Hartung visited the battleships torpedo-boats and were shown at the vessels. They report a most visible visit in the northern metr- Judge J. E. Raker, chairman of the democratic state central committee, is a brother of Mrs. F. C. Spencer of this city. Judge Raker is a resident of Modoc, is aged 46 and master of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows. Mr. Spencer says concerning him that although he is a democrat, he is a pretty good sort of a fellow. The recent democratic state convention had a political house-cleaning, and overthrew the incubus of railroad domination, and Judge Raker took a hand in the slaughter. This is what the republican party must do, get rid of the railroad machinists now fastened to it like leeches, or its name will be Dennis two years from now. No more Gillett campagins, no more Espee domination for us. 25 per cent discount on all Silverware while the sale lasts.—Dietrich, Anaheim. A Good Government league was formed at a meeting at Tipton & Caillor's office the past week, at which seventeen members were enrolled, each paying $1 initiation fee. The following were elected officers: Wm. McLauchlin, president; J. J. Schneider, vice-president; J. W. Enfield secretary and treasurer. Meetings will be held at stated intervals, the object being to keep in touch with current events, and to participate in an effort to better civil into the Golden Gate, which Mr. Stung states was the grandest page-ever seen in that city. The parade and in honor of the fleet was like-the greatest military parade ever presented in San Francisco. The city being rapidly rebuilt, many superb scrapers having been erected in the years following the fire. Mr. and Mrs. Hartung visited the battleships at torpedo-boats and were shown at the vessels. They report a most payable visit in the northern metropolis. Gold Nugget. The coffee that made Rhein famous as a coffee center. A challenge goods to all others. 25c per pound. Western Tea Store. A. A. Hansen of Fortuna, Humboldt County, Cal., was a guest on Friday of Mrs. and Mrs. Markle. Mr. Hansen is a delegate to the conclave of the rights of Pythias at Long Beach, and stepped down to call upon his old-time friends and neighbors. Capt. and Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Richson, Miss Marion Johnston and Mr. Molze of Pittsburg made the trip Capistrano Thursday in the former's office. Mrs. F. B. Schwentker and children, Franklin and Dorothy, with nurse, visited with H. Schwentker and family Friday. Mrs. Schwentker is here on Albuquerque, New Mexico, to spend the summer at the beach. Mr. Schwentker will join his family in August. Ritz Martin writes from Tempe, T., renewing his subscription to his journal and sending regards to bands. Top of the morning, Fritz. F. Ahlborn returned this week on a business trip of several days to San Francisco. A Good Government league was formed at a meeting at Tipton & Callor's office the past week, at which seventeen members were enrolled, each paying $1 initiation fee. The following were elected officers: Wm. McLauchlin, president; J. J. Schneider, vice-president; J. W. Enfield secretary and treasurer. Meetings will be held at stated intervals, the object being to keep in touch with current events, and to participate in an effort to better civil conditions. Wm. Smalzey is back from a trip to Coronado and San Diego. W. F. Gelderman has purchased the City Meat Market from W. F. Fleischmann and is now sole proprietor of the business. Deakin & Son have entered into the well boring business. The greatest bargains in Summer Millinery are offered at the retiring from business sale, which commences Monday, June 1st, of the Misses Reinhaus, 115 West 4th St., Santa Ana. The New Gold Nugget is the name of the only perfect 25c coffee sold in the city. Western Tea Store. Miss Elsie Ziegler celebrated her tenth birthday party at her parents' home on Sunday afternoon. Those present were Misses Emma and Alice Wisser, Ruby Cassou, Ida Heyling, Elva Stark, Stella Haegle, Margueret Gletterman, Della Hook, Elsie and Mable Ziegler. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable party participated in. The city band gave an open-air concert at the county park in Santiago canyon on Sunday. A large crowd of picnickers were present to hear the music and enjoy an outing under the umbrageous trees in the canyon.