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Ii7 HI 7 (7 H7 7ii flno quality of riilleo tisi'd by people III ti 10 47 17 ery oderato li inlih. liny will on everyt liitiu clsn, sulistilutu lard for bulter, use No. bacon and insist on the cheape st ffrado of Hour, but cjiud cnlTeo they must and ill have. I havo Konio Olihtomers Vi lio lire really iiitn poor, yet Vi ho drink rotlee only purchased by people of vcalth in tlio notili. "Apropos of chicoty I rei nll an old story told years nuoof the lain I'liiico llismarek.

II Btoppcd one at an lun In tlio black forest and called for a tup of chicory. Tho astonished landlord brought him about a Kill. 'That's all I havo In tho ho wild. 'Are you asked lllMrnrck. 'es, imin 'Very said lie prince, throw iiiK thostulT away.

'Now lnnku inn sonin cotl'iHi. New ()r-loans 'J'iiium-I leniocrat Illaiiinr'U'H Itrturl. This nnecdoto Is told of the into l'rinco HlHinan k- Ono evening hen tlio (ierman troops weni lioforo Paris Duko Krnst of 8axo t'ohuiK Ihillia licu'im in lilsmari'k'" presencn bei aiise tho Iron cross of tho llrst class, nlven for bravery in tho Hold of battle, had been distributed too In-dlacrlmlnatcly. HiMiiarck that tho distribution of such decorations was al waya a dulli'nlH anil dillicult task, for," aid hn, "cuusplciioiiH merit has to bo wanlcil, hut In soino cases conspicuous position, with or without merit, cannot lio overlooked. Sen now," liu said, Molt kn lias It, ltoon has it, Iiliiinentlial has It.

KxiTllent! Hut," ho added, "your highness anil I havo it, too, and surely it ia uot for us to ej'innhhi." Ton it HriliinnerM. In Scntlund tlio town drummer wan an Important piirsonaKo and performed many dutlcg. YYIhiii bi'Kars or susploloiis cliar-li'tcrs could not glvn satisfactory account of themselves on lieiiiK liroiight beloro the bailies and wero ordered to 1st placed In the pillory or in tho jous, they woro afterward ilriiimned out of tho town. Tho drummer wtuld also lnnku known, after boating his drum to attract attention, notices relation to town affairs, roupliifiH tinder Judicial authority, oto. Notes and Quorlos.

In Tabid. "In Tahiti," says Sir John Iuhlioelt, porFnn not properly tattom'd would bo I much and sliiinned as If With us ho should about tlie streets tiaked." Tho Papuans of tho southwoat coast of New Guinea think that olothli III-, ftnlv fail In tlm A mltmuill fl, tlio women think tho same tiling bout tho men. A M'tiiiinnn ttinsfiii. NottltiK How ran you sit hont With that ChalTcr woiiian playing on that piano of hers In tlin next llutf Holler Oh, 1 enjoy It. It minimi ma that Rho Ih dialler's wlfo.

I halo t'liafler, you know. Huston Transcript. To 'orvir i Piiisiins and Slevensun. Subs for Sun Hefiialilino were .1. Mee.

Carpenler. rel'eiee; Cleaver, umpire, it i I Horcu, lineman. Sail I til nil lii i in won tlie toss ami i hose tlie south yoiil. Uaitt kicked oft' yards to Turner, who returned il In yards and Santa Ana scut it ancinl Ihc end fur ynrds, and by a series of mass plays, which were, before bein reiue-iilicd ill tile second half, contrary to the 'rules of play, the vision's succeeded in n.aUim; tlie til'sl toiichilowu in just i mjiules ami Ihirty uine mis after the ball was put in play. The pint was successfully kicked and the score stood at li to in favor of Santa Ana.

The came up to this time had been of rather a wild ami careless nature and I he result was evidently a surprise In the home Ionic as well as to the tutors nf iino i no yen ine oi nie crimson ami 'Pluck was conspicuous liy Hs absence. 'l he Inline I ni 1 1 1 was weak in liuvini; sub si il tiles for Draper and Drew, fur al-ilhoit'ii as piod players, their work would on I ii rally not lie as smooth and liariiiiuii-Jous Willi tlie biilanee of the Icani as if ihc absentees were in their respective places. Aimin tenuis lined up and oil the kick olV Kant sent the ball yards into Ihe territory of the Santa Anas. A cnlch was made, but 1-oniiinn was on liinul nn instant and tlie man went down fore him. Hut Turner of tlie visilinn team pit tlie bull ami turiiiui: the end i 1 1 ji 1 1 1 a 1 1 i ti 1 1 1 -i 1 1 run followed by sleinly bucks for or 10 yards, which ere sii ssful iu spite of I lie tact the home team as playing steadier iiinl liet-ter lliaii in the first part of l.io cnine The home team secured the ball and by an olT side play untile a pun, the Simla Annus were full of tricks, complicated bucks ami false passes, showing flic elTools of piod coachini; and steady practice, that were a puzzle to the boys of San Hernardiuo, in one of wliich Turner, the best nil around player on tlie isit team, secured the hall, an I crossing the line, made another touchdown iu minutes and seconds from tlie kick-off, ilnil by a su ssful kick at tlie pial.

made the score stand at 2 to (I mr the isitors. Almmi tlie forces were lined up ami Willi the ball yards ahead on the kick-olT by Haiti, the San Itcrtianlino Imys vet'" after il like a cluirire of the Itoiith bnleis and by pmil iuibMiielil and fast piny the plucky little Captain Haul, wla I nil secured the bull, was kept on his 'feet and pushed across the pial in 1 inin- me and til seconds from the kick off The p.nl was sin ssfully kicked amid (lie wildest of yells from the era ml stand, in winch the feminine voices were heard far above the p'liernl din, mid the score stood at 1- fo iu favor of the visitors. The crimson nml black rildions that had I kept well out of siu'ht now Unshed into the air on all sides and fond iintici-I It was now a kick-olT by Santa Ann and tho ball was sent far down towards tne San liernnrdino pud, but secured by Kier, who started on his windini; way, when one of those accidents hap pencil that will soinetinies initio up at the moment, was to make a double play witli ltuitt, passim; the hull to him, but just its they met, and Itaitt reached for the ball failed to let pi just at the riuht liniment nml instead of Haiti securinu it Turner, the tibiipiitous Santa Ana left end, reached for It and in a moment was llylnu' across Hie before tlio home team could realize what had happened, luakini! touch down in lit seconds from the kick-off. The drum! stand was silent over this brilliant play it was on the wroni; side. Tlie kick over phi I was a failure nml the score stood 17 to (I iu favor of the visiting team.

Aptin tho San Iternarilino boys had tlio kick-olT and forced the ball within four yards of their opponents' puil when time was called, nml tho first half clns 1.11. lUOrj VOIII. 111. ill XTbc San JScrnarbfno Baity Sun. SANTA A1SA WINS THE GAME Il more to the score of but lin was neninst them.

hi the sec I hall both sides pi I fool bull for all their and would pcnnii. The buys from tlie pump kin tiehls nml peal beds wen- Hushed ilh victory ami the honie team tried their lust to save having the crimson ami black trailed iu the dust of defeat. Alitor tlie kick-oil the Santa Anas tried ineir peculiar bucks ami end plays, hut tlie home Irani had pit onto t.ieir pime somewhat and they were comparatively ineffectual, hut at last the visitimr team forced Paccard across the lino for their Inst toiich-ilow of the day, which witli tlie pial kick, successfully consummated, made the score 2'1 to (i for Hie visitors. The San Hernarilino hoys now lined up with the slrent'th of desperation and despair, determined to do or die in tlie last ditch and making a chanp' of tactics to kicking', htey punted (lie ball beautifully and by Iouk punts ami sharp runnimr tlie ball was soon over the Santa Ana line, but the pml was not kicked successfully. Ihe score at to II in favor of the Santa Anas.

Apiin they lined up ami by the same tactics the ball was soon llyini; over the Santa Ana pial in the semi-da rkness an, I the score si I L.l to 17. with tile homo lentil workini; like heavers ami the Santa Ann boys prayiuu like the famous Ib'iiernl, for darkness or succor. Tlie latter came, for a pi in the line up was I le, the ball kicked ami carried aham by the Sail liernnrdino boys with irresistible furor until within In yards of ihe opponents' pial, when the fatal whistle sounded and the cumc was over, the final score ul In 17 for Santa Ana While the San liciiiardino boys nil played well special mention is ibie Hop-kins. Kier iiuil l.cuninn for their piod, steady work and brilliant and success fill liickliiie, but the hero of the day was the ilarinc little captain. Charles Haiti, who is uiiiloiihteilly the best all-rotiiid player in the Mich schools of Southern California and a star at football.

Atnoin; the visitors the most brill iant player was Turner, alt houj-'li his dcnlials as a School "boy' be furnished, us his tine tlowin li'clie looks little out of place iu such connection. A return pime between tlie two teams will draw a larp- crowd if played here. The Indian foot bull I en in from the Ferris Indian scl I was preseul in their natty pray uniforms, and thev were in- li rested spectators of the piuio. nntici Ipntinc a inectinu in the p'idiron wilh the 1 1 i nil School team at no very distant day, as soon as iirranp'inents ran be made 1,1 sat isfactory to Imth. In now to i.i looks nre really more than skin deep, di'pendim: entirely upon a healthy i in I it ii in of nil the vital orpins.

If the liver is inactive, you have a bilious look: if your stomach is disordered, you have a spopiio look; if your idneys are iifTect I'd, you have a pinched look. Secure piod health nnd von will surely have piod looks. Hitters" is a piod Alterative ami Tonic. Acts directly on the sloiuach, liver mid kidneys, purities the blood, i i.res pimples, blotches nml boils, ainl givoa a piod complexion Fvery bottle una rant I. Sold nt Towne Lntnh'f drug store, fid cents per bottle.

'o-To-llu for Hfty Cent. t.lilirarili'i it bune run; nmlus weul nen sli'oiil'. tiioiitl nii' Sic A I. trnifiisij. Bears the A 1 11 BojgM 8ignatuni of I 0LL0WED BY MISFORTUNE.

Frank Flattery Loses a Little Son While a Dauehter Is III. Misfortune seems to follow Frank Flattery of lnle. A few weeks since his wife died very suddenly in l.os Angeles, while yesterdny ninrniiii: his little eighteen monlhs-ohl son died in this city, at the residence of H. Stuart, of croup. A diiiiuhter a little older is lying very ill nt the family home in Highland.

The funeral of the child which died yesterday will be held from Mr. Stuart's residence, corner of Seventh nml streets, nt this afternoon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Hears VUntU F.iliirnln Vour llowels Wll iiri.ret Cnnity I'lithnrtli, cure constipation forever lUo. c.

1IH.0 fni, ilriik'L'IsiH refiiiiil iiioncy er 'or at" TCKSDAV, DICCKMltlCU 27, 1118. 0 Site Snilfl Sim. THt WEATHfcK. Joseph L. Jonas' Clothing and Shoe House SAN KKANUISCO, I) mber Tiir Shu ltcriiurditio ami vicinity: Fair I'uosduy; wanner.

1IAMMON. "The Oiginalis One Imitations are many" ItAINFAI.L HKASON follow-bit Ihc aUleiiieutof the. rainfall, furnished lir. A. K.

Volunteer Ouaurvur of weather bureau, bowing Ihu fall, lu t) p. m. I data plveu fletolicr 1A 01 NovuinlNir20 o.i ItocumlMir Ill JHkj, lfi ID Total bl BOAY5 d.M.ia Merry Christmas '98 am a-S" "We Have Met the Enemy and i WW We are Theirs." Tumiwratura tor Hall lleniardlno, at reported jr Dr. A. K.

Joliiimm, volunteer ouKcrvxr weather bureau. Deo. 1. EH ID BUCK DRAGGED IN THE EUST I a. i (R.

nit C4JM fm 7'J 71 7li f.7 fl Vital Statistics. DIED. FLATTKItY-In Sun Hcrnnrdino, California, Monday, Hcconihor 'Jll. 1.S1IN, Fred hiiii if Frank M. Flattery, of Highland, aged IS iiiontliH.

Funeral from tin' residence of Stuart, iiiriii-r of Seventh and II streets, at this afternoon. The making of candled pinl or what wo call oitron Ih it complicated process. A florriwpnndcnt In Holy of 'Mm Titbit) in Ignition givesnn i.ua.i.lil ul a visit toil factory devoted to his Industry. Tlio fruit, from which tlio finished product Ih ninilo in likoalnrpi lcinim eight or ten pound In weight. It (roYNH in glows in Corsica and Oulaliriii upon tries about, six feet in height.

Tim ltrst, process Ih to rut the fruit in InilvcH mid takn nut tlio cures, which am ilu-cudi il. 'I'lio peel Ik then Willi il In liarndx of halt, water for two or three weeks. It 1 1 en withdrawn and floaked forl in uMicc.cHion ol hiriipn. lii'KlenliiK Willi citilit, pmls (if biiK'nr to L'l. of water until the mio oontains So partH of HPu'ur to i.tie of water.

'J liis fruit IhiiN Ireatid is I lieu enoked in a iiuiiiIht ci.idrons, hero it him-niiTH lor i Inane Mien cnnl, it Ih hi itn-rut'd, I'oiiked aualn with hi sh Klrup, conled and rooked a liird time. While Mill In, I it Ih packed in ooileu l.nxes, in wliich il Ih wild I iv holesule. 'I'lie peel thus treated will keep lor ten years, although tho fnwlier It la llm better. 'I bit-tor flavor of provervt citriin in caused by tho KoakitiK in Milt water. '1'wo hundied puoplu arn (impi) yed in tho fantory.

Tlio Women ryeive IS cenlHa day. Hp (lilt "No, thorn Is very little chicory used In Now Orleans," Kaiil a local grocer who has a laro family tradn, "all linuli It ri'ally Improves certain Inferior grades of crlToo. New Orleans Is tiolalilo for tlin i One Minute More on Either Half Would Have was as follows: Santa Ami. Wulllc (dipt) I'm ard I lossler II. Walker V.

Walker Parsons linker Mill Turner Subs for Given the Victory to the Home Team. 'I'lie erowcl at Ihc Kami' uf foothnll iday afternoon wa not unite as laru'c as on hiHt 'I'lianksyiviiii; Ia.v, hut by sliiet riileH as to those who had the cn- tn the grounds, the held was kepi cnmparal ively free from hi talors dur- iiiK tho first half, tlie mistake in throwing Ihc inner itnte wide open fur the last half, shuHine; mil Ihc view ol the Kuic from the cjmnl slaml to Hiieh nil extent that most of the occupants either had to on the Held or pi home a majority taking the latter choice. Calling the name at o'clock was another error as tlio finish of the last half was iu almost total darkness. The line-ill, I'i isilion. 'enter.

Kiulit (Inn I'd. licl't ilia rd ItirJit Tin kle. Tackle. i s--1 1 1 Half. I-eft Half.

Kiht Fnil. Kelt Hack. Hack. Snnln Ana wen Sun IVilno Filt-ar 1 lainiuer tiill Norwood Harrow Hopkins Kier Warner I.eamon ICaitt i it 1 1 Italdwiu home team. skill mi ccira V5iik9 i af? T4'l KM 14 slioulil giWizi inns- 13 1 WE "I mm A Happy New Year '99 MOST SINCERELY THHNK THE iiblic and our friends for the liberal patronage we have received durine the pant year.

The same is highly appreciated from the fact that the eupport we received gives as the amurance of piing ahead in the world. we mm (MS TVl4 SHALL NOT FALTER Our proppority depemls on the support we pl'a intersts, therefore, tiitiHt be watched their contin led patronage. SHALL GO ON by from the people. The peo-us with tender care if we wish Tlii-t coming year with now life and vigor. We promise that we will try most to promote buyers' interests and ollor theui the FINEST GOODS, BRIGHTEST SLYLES At Leading, Lowest Prices, Jn the Clothing and Shoe Line.

KGHIN THHNK YOU FOR PHST FRUORS wishes. A MKIlin CTIIUT.MA and HAPPY YKAIi. mercbunts, and anxious to please clerks ol JSI OUR ADS NEVER LIE. HND GOOD are y.iur painstaking JONAS, San JyTSS eh1 i 1 1 4ll tsZi tQ? 5455J "fIs fa A Great Opportunity to purchase millinery at almost any old price. The Finest Materials Tlie Host St vies 9 Unequalled Prices HARRINGTON'S 411 Third St.

1 ern'dino MOItF. AltTFSIAN WKLLS. Cliino Cliampion: The Chino Kstate onipany proposes to devote considerable attention to tlie growing of alfalfa on their lands about here in the future, nml to that end will develop irrigating water from artesian wells. They propose to sink 10 or VI new Wells. Two of these will be on the Puenle Oil Company's I.i ml sou 111 of town, nnd the others west loi' town.

Major Fasten claims that under the reservnt ions of deed the company is privileged to develop water on this land sold to the Pileute Oil Co, The of this water Hiipply will he of great benefit to portions of the much. Adiiiirul Sampson reports the evacua linn of Culm practically completed. The American Peace Ciunniissinnors land nt New York anil proceed nt once to I Washington, 'where the treaty with Spain is placed in (lie hands of the Pros it'etit: it will be sent to the Senate as, semi us Congress renssentbles. I lierinun 'itrnriniis rejoice over Ml mm RESTORED Offli'e and Hottllng Works loo bireot, Xtanauer, fsi m.4 etjv3 r-v, j-i as KM! fit wm mi pm C4.5W3 k.j.i'V.j mi that after pro-Ijw ladies were I that came as bora of tho lance) of jf. the i.s''.-4 ma I .1 Lu.t..'.;, ADL0FB HAUERWAAS, HUl't'ES-OK TO ti EO KG A.

BEAM Wholesale Liquor Dealers AND AGENTS FOlt JOHN WIELAND AND MBLITZ BEERS. a. hi. HUULITZ, -K VI 1 1. TltlllK SOI.

1011 Kl. HAN BKItNAKDINO Thb. irreat Veireiai.li- the precrtii lien a tu V- 1" kl of all nervnii, rii" Z'T'Z alive m.c ost M.u.h t. hack -emlnal Nervnu, n. .0 Mrr h.u.ttm, Varicocele BEFORE AFTER ")- 'he "VBr' lh" kW," uJ 11 HtreiiK'hi'ii" and restorep niuhII ueaii oririiia Ttie reftNon suiierer are not i Poet la lieeauw.

ninety prr I'Mil Irouhle.l rlltt 1 I ih only kie.wn medy to cure without an nimratlnu. i tr.il-montaln. A written iirantee mveii ami money eturneil If ti ,1,., eitno a n-ina -ii il.iNniiii -u or I mi mall beii'1 for phkit circular ami I 'lUinuiil'ita. 11, liox Oil, i 1,1 rsilia ,1 A. tyi! I.