July 26, 1899 (4 pages)

{tis thought the: work will be began Vigorite Powder stock. $850 on deposit in the First Na’ Bank. of Sun Francisco, The kin are the petitioner and he Mrs. Annie B. Gourley of aes Bred Searls is Mise Stove “the § Postoftice ice improvements, S Postal Taspector Irwi Irwin writes to Post master Curr inquiring as to the® status, ofthe proposed: enlargement audprovement of the postoffice at this city, Nothing bas so far accomplished, bat . goon. In case the Rector Bros. will make the ebanges 6 oe Iuspector the Department: ill” close % five-year Jeaee oO the : prangene “Chapor Eastern Star, will have a private . too picnic tomorrow at Lake Vera. They tine, il’ go out in busses, It is expected . ere will be thirty or more. ladies and gentlemen in the party. —_— Myrile—Why do you think bat Connt isa fraud? Alice—Because of the wey. he acted, when I showed him the paper Containing an account of papa’s failure. Myrtle—What did he do? Break the engagement? Alice—No. He threw his arms around me and said: “Never. mind, darling, you and I oan:bs. happy . ’ as long as we are left to each other, whether we have money or not.”._ A poultry farmer i io Vicksburg is alleged to feed: his hens on. newspapers. He tears the paper into shreds and soaks it in sour milk uutil the whole ‘mass becomes a . pulp, 9 when he feeds it to the fowls, claiming that it adds “greatly to their egg-producing quali. ties. Newspapers, it is evident, are gradually extending: their field for usefulness. Little Willie—t g guess sister Grace won't want to go ridin’ on your tandem much longer. Mr. Simperling—Why? Little Willie—There was a fellow with, an ottonmoble here last. night; and I heard’ her say today that she thought the boeecieee carriage had” spews de to “We got ahead “Ot those Sanu, oa} stuck-up ‘Daughters of Freedom! ” “What did you do, Theodosia?” “Vgh we named, our organization the ‘Daughters of Moré Freedom.” . .-. —_—_—_—_—_— “To THROW GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD will but increase my pull.” It you have thrown away money tor medicines that did not care, now begin taking Hooa’s Surspartila, the reece that never disappoints. : es as Hoop’s PILLS gneraiok bendache, indi‘. be with your : bimealt,. a8 may. have: done zt Order of ‘the ta fat her-in-law, you know,” tair. No matt ss sort of. oney or Ww entertainment you have provided, your . ’ success will not .be assured uatil you! let your light: ‘shine—advertise what von bave-gotto-the world.~-Tr is here . ‘Hall, ‘that the _wide-awake, energeticscore‘tary of an association can distin, pete) rk ork of bpoming fair along, as There is no personal . ax to grind and ‘Only. the_highest inBosra a of theGreatest number of the . whole people is to: be subserved. }good name by closing the. gates < ‘on all sorts of fakes,.as they are. no part of any great educational institution, and ‘besides being demoralizing in their influence, divert the’attention of" visitors from legitimate exhibits. __ are Te ees , “Let's Bee,’ said the tobatednist:to. r customer, *“didu’t you use to buy of me qiiite ‘extensively ?” “Quite extensively,”;was.the. reply. “You always took 15-cent cigars, I believe?” “Always. “They were for my prospective “Aud you want some more of the same brand, do you?” “No, sir. -The prospective became the actual six months.ago, and if) ‘you've gotany two-for-five rh take a ap about four!” The horsé thief. wan defiant. “T’blame’ my early trainix g for my unha te, he shouted, g cine Astray ara ster ‘of. the vigilants. +“ scorn: to truckle to popular: sentiment by ‘blaming Mark Hanna!” So the, hard+ ened wretch.died, as perhaps. he des Western community. aks A lot of women in New Albany, Ind; @ host called upon loval and foreign advertisera not to ase pictures: of wormen because such display serves to degrade -. }the sex. Reformers of this sort are treated with indulgent pity, They “are -likely to be childless wives or old maids with more zeal than sense. * They have & keeh nose for ‘nastiness and er think pradishuess is virtae. oo ‘John Grant, . Ww. A. Olinch, AL Luke, \ tng with it.” served ‘to die, judging ‘by:the ragged . . Standards that obtained in ue orade ‘The visiting members rrom Hydruu ic Parlor returned bome on a special ‘he . train which arrived shortly before four . . volock this: morning. : ‘They were W. = (de Monk, Herman. ‘Brand, George Cala. =k buedd Simon’ Hisronimus, Be Bai.ey, E. J. Morgan, D. E. reer Rigbard ‘Eaay, Thomas G. M. Walling Jr, L. S. Calkins, Joe, ie 2 Hock ‘Valley. ‘was J. ‘Hosking; AL Sage H. J. Campbell, . ~ (ee _ Smith, -Jobn. . » 0. By sities Henry ‘Williams, . , *. Will oeage ona pesene William ‘Wiliams. 2 \ The cle terest daughter recently made a beautiful shade for: the piano lamp . from a ‘pink evening: dress and trimmed it with roses from her last summier’s hat. That evening a young man called on her, and to low-toned music they chatted. “How do you like our new lampshade?” she asked demurely. He studied it for’a moment. “The last time T saw it,” he replied, “I was dancwhere:they. telegraph without wires?” he asked of the policeman on the co:e ner. “That discovery is too new, and we haven't got it yet,” replied the officer. “What's the-matter with the old way?" “No good I’ve kept five or six wires red hot for balf a day trying to get my brother-in-law te send me sale to get home Bs, bat I can‘»even er eh Me, ‘White? said a lawyer . to a wit‘dessin the box, “at the time these papers were executed you were apecalat ing, were you not?” “Yes, sir.” “You ‘were: in ofl?” “I was.” “And what are you'in now?” “Bankruptcy,” was’ the solemn reply.” ~ Catarrh. atarrh i 6 of the most obstinate 2 ‘and henes the most diffiealt > is but one way cure it. The disease is in the blocd, "ak fall the ete eee ree for a quarter.” pport I shouldn't t émoke at ee: 2 “But, nt t all the earths there r i “one. phn po er nila ae oe, could’t display. < . Free. shine with fretlase shave at ‘bem to any advantage. You baven’t. . = ¥ . she space.” ee eee, : to son from whom he has . spra: justaccepteda cigar)—“Excellent !' How . : ch did you pay?” Son— “They're . ° “Great Scott! . . the only 2s remedy which can reach a TF content myself ‘with. Sma. for. bee Thad . as large. a family es yon to ~“[ should. say I os3 mixtures in erthe pie af can have no permanent effect whatever oes it. Swift's Ale cific cures Catarrh permanently, for ape “pe ey mae oe na Gasareh sh pe He writes: < whatever, * L, A. Garthe, Wm. Grimes, . “Ig there any place in thie town . . J, J. JACKSON, «5 Depot for Pavilion. wil Be Fined with 7 tistical lly arranged, Behte Fruit for the Great Paris Wortd’s: Fair will be stal jars, before being transported to J A Mode! Creamery in operation A Convention of ‘the California Dairy Exsuraion Rates to Visitors. "Write for eee List. or other ages to— PETER J. SHIRLDS, Secretary. , To the Ladies : We are now uiteting eos in EXaats, -and from now on. will make a LINES REDUCTIONAmusements in ‘Variety for Every Day of the Fair. Come to the Fair for. Instruction and Amusement, Int THE PRICH or ee , TRIMMED HATS. wy. eX. i abbas essa > A Model Silo and Catting Maskinecy ; it Work. _ An Art Display of Choicest Works, si Association. “Daily Celebrations by various. Bodies and. Organizations. the ‘pick ot es A. B. SPRECKELS, President. At Jas BEEHIVE GROCERY . 7a _ Kinkead’s, Bt Sinericen ineand Poultry. ae and (oractha, at ant instramental speciaehcads at ‘Prade Dis; lays ar-. ee tr, Ae bewildering ie inn sig! 1 shown in fancy packages and nee, é eS oe Sad AT GRIMES’. \ae RIGHT! The Jewelry you buy from me is exactly as represented. It is new in style there is no deception ‘ as to quality, and the prices are low. New designs by the dozen in Si LVER WARE. Both plated and solid,’from the best manufacturers, I like to show goods and take pleasure in selling “them on their merite; OC. J. ‘BRAND, Pioneer Jeweler, Broad Street. SPECIAL ATTENTION ds called to our. fine line of bs) cd meen WET 8 CS EE ES 25h eaocemmann Of American Manufacture. The superior construction of these Watches by improved. and automatic ma. chinery enables us to offer & good time piece ata very moderate price. Proprietor pede o prae ‘Sree Whis se Blue Label Eueue Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale bd M Game Cock Whiskey....::. 1 00 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.... 1 00 Fancy Groceries ‘PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. noe fe Mascot Whiskey $1 00) Mikado Soap. : i. . Daffy’s Malt Whiskey .cosscntssssiese-# 00 RT Bena aig Fs excrndsesccs es . Pepsin Whiskey 1 00 . Giairette Soap..sssceeeses-e: © © + esenes We Trial.ses 8s = & 8 By teats : ; the Best. 1x 7. Whiskey 16 Copco (white) Soap. # eeseerecccesesucoee Maple Ram. "= ¥ 00 Dandy Boy 2b Sherry Wine 5) Fern Soap. ; Port, WIMBeeeseseeeneesesvn ae wene 6 Sea Foam Wash’g ee ~ . Claret Wine % . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. susseaeass DON’ T buy Brass Watches: at auction sales, or second-hand ones either, when you canget NOW anc reliable goods at our store for about the same price. @@ Remember, our repair work will bear the closest inspection, Telephone West 14. A. & H.W. Hartung, . == — evvovovennvvennnnnnvennenennenenentttte An Elegant Assortment, Carpets, Linoleum, Wall Paper, Lace Curtains. Curtain Poles. GCURTAIN POLES, Etc. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.) Broad Street, corner Pine. ITUIUIUUUUULULUALA UL as MS lf you want the best Insist on having GEO.S PARKER FOUNTAIN 22E SCICCESS of THEPEN AGE.@= . For sale at \ ‘DICKERMAN’S, DRUGS, STATIONERY, Sey fe a — . PHOTO SUPPLIES. =

{tis thought the: work will be began Vigorite Powder stock. $850 on deposit in the First Na’ Bank. of Sun Francisco, The kin are the petitioner and he Mrs. Annie B. Gourley of aes Bred Searls is Mise Stove “the § Postoftice ice improvements, S Postal Taspector Irwi Irwin writes to Post master Curr inquiring as to the® status, ofthe proposed: enlargement audprovement of the postoffice at this city, Nothing bas so far accomplished, bat . goon. In case the Rector Bros. will make the ebanges 6 oe Iuspector the Department: ill” close % five-year Jeaee oO the : prangene “Chapor Eastern Star, will have a private . too picnic tomorrow at Lake Vera. They tine, il’ go out in busses, It is expected . ere will be thirty or more. ladies and gentlemen in the party. —_— Myrile—Why do you think bat Connt isa fraud? Alice—Because of the wey. he acted, when I showed him the paper Containing an account of papa’s failure. Myrtle—What did he do? Break the engagement? Alice—No. He threw his arms around me and said: “Never. mind, darling, you and I oan:bs. happy . ’ as long as we are left to each other, whether we have money or not.”._ A poultry farmer i io Vicksburg is alleged to feed: his hens on. newspapers. He tears the paper into shreds and soaks it in sour milk uutil the whole ‘mass becomes a . pulp, 9 when he feeds it to the fowls, claiming that it adds “greatly to their egg-producing quali. ties. Newspapers, it is evident, are gradually extending: their field for usefulness. Little Willie—t g guess sister Grace won't want to go ridin’ on your tandem much longer. Mr. Simperling—Why? Little Willie—There was a fellow with, an ottonmoble here last. night; and I heard’ her say today that she thought the boeecieee carriage had” spews de to “We got ahead “Ot those Sanu, oa} stuck-up ‘Daughters of Freedom! ” “What did you do, Theodosia?” “Vgh we named, our organization the ‘Daughters of Moré Freedom.” . .-. —_—_—_—_—_— “To THROW GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD will but increase my pull.” It you have thrown away money tor medicines that did not care, now begin taking Hooa’s Surspartila, the reece that never disappoints. : es as Hoop’s PILLS gneraiok bendache, indi‘. be with your : bimealt,. a8 may. have: done zt Order of ‘the ta fat her-in-law, you know,” tair. No matt ss sort of. oney or Ww entertainment you have provided, your . ’ success will not .be assured uatil you! let your light: ‘shine—advertise what von bave-gotto-the world.~-Tr is here . ‘Hall, ‘that the _wide-awake, energeticscore‘tary of an association can distin, pete) rk ork of bpoming fair along, as There is no personal . ax to grind and ‘Only. the_highest inBosra a of theGreatest number of the . whole people is to: be subserved. }good name by closing the. gates < ‘on all sorts of fakes,.as they are. no part of any great educational institution, and ‘besides being demoralizing in their influence, divert the’attention of" visitors from legitimate exhibits. __ are Te ees , “Let's Bee,’ said the tobatednist:to. r customer, *“didu’t you use to buy of me qiiite ‘extensively ?” “Quite extensively,”;was.the. reply. “You always took 15-cent cigars, I believe?” “Always. “They were for my prospective “Aud you want some more of the same brand, do you?” “No, sir. -The prospective became the actual six months.ago, and if) ‘you've gotany two-for-five rh take a ap about four!” The horsé thief. wan defiant. “T’blame’ my early trainix g for my unha te, he shouted, g cine Astray ara ster ‘of. the vigilants. +“ scorn: to truckle to popular: sentiment by ‘blaming Mark Hanna!” So the, hard+ ened wretch.died, as perhaps. he des Western community. aks A lot of women in New Albany, Ind; @ host called upon loval and foreign advertisera not to ase pictures: of wormen because such display serves to degrade -. }the sex. Reformers of this sort are treated with indulgent pity, They “are -likely to be childless wives or old maids with more zeal than sense. * They have & keeh nose for ‘nastiness and er think pradishuess is virtae. oo ‘John Grant, . Ww. A. Olinch, AL Luke, \ tng with it.” served ‘to die, judging ‘by:the ragged . . Standards that obtained in ue orade ‘The visiting members rrom Hydruu ic Parlor returned bome on a special ‘he . train which arrived shortly before four . . volock this: morning. : ‘They were W. = (de Monk, Herman. ‘Brand, George Cala. =k buedd Simon’ Hisronimus, Be Bai.ey, E. J. Morgan, D. E. reer Rigbard ‘Eaay, Thomas G. M. Walling Jr, L. S. Calkins, Joe, ie 2 Hock ‘Valley. ‘was J. ‘Hosking; AL Sage H. J. Campbell, . ~ (ee _ Smith, -Jobn. . » 0. By sities Henry ‘Williams, . , *. Will oeage ona pesene William ‘Wiliams. 2 \ The cle terest daughter recently made a beautiful shade for: the piano lamp . from a ‘pink evening: dress and trimmed it with roses from her last summier’s hat. That evening a young man called on her, and to low-toned music they chatted. “How do you like our new lampshade?” she asked demurely. He studied it for’a moment. “The last time T saw it,” he replied, “I was dancwhere:they. telegraph without wires?” he asked of the policeman on the co:e ner. “That discovery is too new, and we haven't got it yet,” replied the officer. “What's the-matter with the old way?" “No good I’ve kept five or six wires red hot for balf a day trying to get my brother-in-law te send me sale to get home Bs, bat I can‘»even er eh Me, ‘White? said a lawyer . to a wit‘dessin the box, “at the time these papers were executed you were apecalat ing, were you not?” “Yes, sir.” “You

‘were: in ofl?” “I was.” “And what are you'in now?” “Bankruptcy,” was’ the solemn reply.” ~ Catarrh. atarrh i 6 of the most obstinate 2 ‘and henes the most diffiealt > is but one way cure it. The disease is in the blocd, "ak fall the ete eee ree for a quarter.” pport I shouldn't t émoke at ee: 2 “But, nt t all the earths there r i “one. phn po er nila ae oe, could’t display. < . Free. shine with fretlase shave at ‘bem to any advantage. You baven’t. . = ¥ . she space.” ee eee, : to son from whom he has . spra: justaccepteda cigar)—“Excellent !' How . : ch did you pay?” Son— “They're . ° “Great Scott! . . the only 2s remedy which can reach a TF content myself ‘with. Sma. for. bee Thad . as large. a family es yon to ~“[ should. say I os3 mixtures in erthe pie af can have no permanent effect whatever oes it. Swift's Ale cific cures Catarrh permanently, for ape “pe ey mae oe na Gasareh sh pe He writes: < whatever, * L, A. Garthe, Wm. Grimes, . “Ig there any place in thie town . . J, J. JACKSON, «5 Depot for Pavilion. wil Be Fined with 7 tistical lly arranged, Behte Fruit for the Great Paris Wortd’s: Fair will be stal jars, before being transported to J A Mode! Creamery in operation A Convention of ‘the California Dairy Exsuraion Rates to Visitors. "Write for eee List. or other ages to— PETER J. SHIRLDS, Secretary. , To the Ladies : We are now uiteting eos in EXaats, -and from now on. will make a LINES REDUCTIONAmusements in ‘Variety for Every Day of the Fair. Come to the Fair for. Instruction and Amusement, Int THE PRICH or ee , TRIMMED HATS. wy. eX. i abbas essa > A Model Silo and Catting Maskinecy ; it Work. _ An Art Display of Choicest Works, si Association. “Daily Celebrations by various. Bodies and. Organizations. the ‘pick ot es A. B. SPRECKELS, President. At Jas BEEHIVE GROCERY . 7a _ Kinkead’s, Bt Sinericen ineand Poultry. ae and (oractha, at ant instramental speciaehcads at ‘Prade Dis; lays ar-. ee tr, Ae bewildering ie inn sig! 1 shown in fancy packages and nee, é eS oe Sad AT GRIMES’. \ae RIGHT! The Jewelry you buy from me is exactly as represented. It is new in style there is no deception ‘ as to quality, and the prices are low. New designs by the dozen in Si LVER WARE.. Both plated and solid,’from the best manufacturers, I like to show goods and take pleasure in selling “them on their merite; OC. J. ‘BRAND, Pioneer Jeweler, Broad Street. SPECIAL ATTENTION ds called to our. fine line of bs) cd meen WET 8 CS EE ES 25h eaocemmann Of American Manufacture. The superior construction of these Watches by improved. and automatic ma. chinery enables us to offer & good time piece ata very moderate price. Proprietor pede o prae ‘Sree Whis se Blue Label Eueue Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale bd M Game Cock Whiskey.......::.. 1 00 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey........ 1 00 Fancy Groceries ‘PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. noe fe Mascot Whiskey $1 00) Mikado Soap. : i. . Daffy’s Malt Whiskey .cosscntssssiese-# 00 RT Bena aig Fs excrndsesccs es . Pepsin Whiskey 1 00 . Giairette Soap...sssceeeses-e: © © + esenes We Trial.ses 8s = & 8 By teats : ; the Best. 1x 7. Whiskey 16 Copco (white) Soap. # eeseerecccesesucoee Maple Ram.. "= ¥ 00 Dandy Boy 2b Sherry Wine 5) Fern Soap. ; Port, WIMBeeeseseeeneesesvn ae wene 6 Sea Foam Wash’g ee ~ . Claret Wine % . Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. susseaeass DON’ T buy Brass Watches: at auction sales, or second-hand ones either, when you canget NOW anc reliable goods at our store for about the same price. @@ Remember, our repair work will bear the closest inspection, Telephone West 14. A. & H.W. Hartung, . == — evvovovennvvennnnnnvennenennenenentttte An Elegant Assortment, Carpets, Linoleum, Wall Paper, Lace Curtains. Curtain Poles. GCURTAIN POLES, Etc. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.) Broad Street, corner Pine. ITUIUIUUUUULULUALA UL as MS lf you want the best Insist on having GEO.S PARKER FOUNTAIN 22E SCICCESS of THEPEN AGE.@= . For sale at \ ‘DICKERMAN’S, DRUGS, STATIONERY, Sey fe a — . PHOTO SUPPLIES. =