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SANTA CRUZ MORNING SENTINELTUKSDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1899. TUE PEOPLE KEJOlCli. AN AUTUMN EVENING. Santa Cruz Morning Sentinel SEE PRICES IN OUR HARDWARE WINDOW WE OVER-BOUGHT TELLS THE STORY! "SENTINUL," JOTTINGS.

S8o per doz. iooo cam Kingan Deviled Hum. 4 cts. a can for less quantity. Regular price 6o eta.

per Santa Clans is Knocking 125 pieces Fancy Table Glassware containing prepared 9o each. 1'reucU Mustard. Regular price 15c eacu. 37C 8th Box. 55 common size wooden boxes Portland Bxtra Soda Crackers.

Regular price 60c box. TheBe Bargains are for this week only and limited to above quantity of goods. Dou't come next week and expect these prices; they won't keep over. The Native Sous will noon revive their whist club. The High School football teum will wjuu disband.

The New Era bakery Is now lota Led ut 11 Locust 81. The Supervisor Monday Inspected the Capllula bridge. I 'I he tees of the County Clerk'B o(- lice lor November uuiounled to $-lt 40. I llu-lo-date urtnilug la done at the Flags were Hung to the breeze when the bond decision was learned. The people gave vent to their enthusiasm In cheers.

In the evening a procession was formed. Citizens carrying Hags headed it. Hasting and the City Hand furnished the music. Amid the glare, of red fire, the thing of anvils, and the sound ot firecrackers the procession marched along Pacitic the sidewalks being crowded with people. When at the Lower Plaza, C.

E. Lindsay made a speech. In front of the Hotel St. George another hall made. On tit balcony was Mayor l-amb and the Councllmen.

In re-spouse to the demands of the large crowd speeches were made by Duncan McPharson and Lieut. 'LindBay, who rangratulated the people on the great victory. Enthusiasm was high. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It fails to cure.

E. W. Grove's signature Is on each box 25c. nol4-6tns STORE" IS a Pacific Av. Cor, Mission St, HINKLE'S CASH STORE, AND THE "BIG OF JONAS' PARED FOR 88 How llngora long the sunset light This exquisite and tender niglii! I ae above the tree-toya swim The Utile moon's light, blender rim; A very threada trace of light The wheeling swallow hides in Ulght.

Withdrawn to westward, fair and far, Shine one lit lamp the evening Blur. I hear the little children gay Who shoul aeroea the lieiUn in play And the wayside well 1 hear A girl voice singing sweet and clear. Oh! many mortals near and fur Look westward to you sinking star, With heurts o'erhriiumed with Joy divine, And hearts all desolate like mine. Yon slight thread of the southern moon Shall round to bright pertectlou soon; You sunset star, so far withdrawn, Lie glunous leader of tne dawn, And long, long ages sound hereafter love happy song and childhood's laughter. For me how hard It is to think Thai stars return not when they sink.

How far, how dwindled seems the day When 1 was of the children's play! That song, how far, how lost, how dear, That from a stranger's lips I hear! Love Bet; what rises? In the gray Still twilight slides my life away. IN OLD KENTUCKY. MAS BUYERS. r. D.

Wilder, who contributed $10 to our clock fund, although he lives four milea up the coast, says that if Santa Crussaus would give one cent to the fund for every time they set their watches by the old town clock the clock fund would contain $1,000 at once. We think so, yet It Is a fact that the citizens who have not contributed a cent towards purchasing a new clock are the ones who so frequently ask: When are wb to have a new clock? "Sentinel" Job Olhce. L. lialsa has received an otter to iitch tor the Sacramento baseball team. he other day Mrs.

Du Kour, of Mrs. W. u. Storey accidentally tell auu was bruised. Ktrst-claas upright l'Utuo, to rent, $3 per uiouUi.

liiuijuiie at this oulce. 4 Cirand Chancellor Arudt ohiclally Visited Avaiou Lodge, Knlguis ot ryuni Monday evening. Kev. S. 11.

Wllley conducted the opening service at the Cougiegalioual unurcn Sunday morning. Prompt and up-to-date Jou printing "In Old ever as fresh and breezy as the blue grass meadows ol the romantic State fixim which it takeB Us name, will appear at the Opera House this evening. The public throughout the country has grown familiar with the well-told story of this play and has applauded its several striking features each season for a half-dozen years, and yet Its popular- A MOUNTAIN KICK. The large and elegant Holiday Stock is now open, and the earlier you make your selection more satisfactory and happier you'll spend the holiday season. Remember our Stock is full of QUALITY, VARIETY, BEAUTY and GOOD TASTE, it is easy to select from and the assortment contains THE RIGHT THING FOR YOUNG and OLD.

We will meet your wants, be they large or small, at OUR UNLOADING SALE PRICES: Ed. Will you kindly permit a taxpayer of Highland town- uZr 'TT8 1 tn Privilege of appealing, through in the least. Perhaps it is the dra- vour hlfll inlirni Board DeWltt's Wttle Barry Risers purify the hlnod. clean the liver, Invigorate inatic Interest pervadingltthataicounls the svslem. Famous little pills for for Its undisputed sway in the list of UnlH jljj cuiwuiittiTO-- comedy dramas.

It sufficient tn uf ail Julius tAccuied uy WOi- uy .1. vj. Know, However, that a great maioritv of Supervisors of Santa Cruz In behalf of the residents of our township, who are almost practically isolated from the outside world in consequence of the neglected condition of our portion of the county road, leading from the bridge below Judge Hall's I of theatre-goers appear to regard It as men at lowest ru.es at the sentinel offlct. Through the courtesy of City Aa-torney Nethertou we are euabled It publish the bond decision In full. a amy to sue Old Kentucky each recurring season.

Mr. Litt has provided a complete new scenic equipment for this season, but the original cast and the famous plckanninnies are retained. place to the public Bchoolhouse, Sky land. This portion of the road con Boys' Short Boys' Long Pants Suits Pants Suits Double-breasted styles. Good strong garments age 6-15, strictly all-wool in straight and round cut fabrics, double seat and sacks, ages 12 to 19 all knee pants, guaranteed to splendid weaves; a (5 bar-give satisfaction all gain all over; over town; our 1 our price Price Vl.OO A iie of Blue Serge Suits, absolutely Double-breasted styles, fast colors, ages 14 to 19, age 6-15, all wool inateri- with doublk brhastkd als, durable cheviots and vest, elegantly tailored s.

1). Morgan has bought a halt nects very closely with the border of Intm-BBt in a Baloou on broad way St, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Dr. J. F.

Chrlstal is In town. W. R. Porter was in town Monday. H.

L. Middletou was here Monday. Miss M. Nichols Is up from Lompoc. Dr.

W. R. Linscott is back from Sau Francisco. Chas. A.

Fitch Jr. went to San Fran- But yet I hear In other voices Gchoes of life that still rejoices. I do not grudge them any gladuesa liefore the alienee and the sadness. Soon all alike, laid very low, Oakland, and began business there uesday. MI8SK.

Handley. Shall neither hear nor feel nor know; tvllsh hat ewell hats common- Nor watch the hastening evening star mow hats anything you want in the Plunge in the west so fair, so far. cassimerea, made up to the very latest style cisoo Monday. Robt. Williams has returned tin of head-wear.

from A. S. Falconer in Chambers jour our special omer, and ar- sold by everybody 1000 The funeral of the late E. Dakan nal. solutely guaranteed to at $14; our price.

took ulace In Sequel Monday morning. wear; otners say Dargains The body wae taaen to Sau Francisco at id 00 "SPITE FENCE" EXPLANATION. 2 50 prfce Choice of an elegant line of all-wool cheviots ana cassimere suits, pants made up with French waist bands and all seams San Francisco-. Miss Jennie Mulbern is borne from Sau Francisco. Miss Josephine Parker returned Monday to Oakland.

Jacob Levi of San Francisco was In this city Monday. Miss Anna Metzler returned Monday In a pretty Wisconsin town not tar lor cremation. i P. R. Downs, of Lovelock, Nevada, and John F.

Maddock of Soquel, entered the Commercial department of Chesnutwood's liusiness College from Milwaukee there la a "npite 17 1-2 Tons of Choice Salinas Burbank Potatoes Boys' 3-piece vestee suit, ages 3 to 8, extra well made, all-wool cheviots and mixtures, with a reinforced; valued and fence" which tells Its own story to all sold everywhere the world. It is a high and tight-board affair, and cuts off a view across here. fancy tailored vestee that at a number of beautiful lawns. The man St. Agnes Guild.

to Stanford University. who lives on one side of it evidently makes the little man feel We have the bigg-oil, beat proud; considered else- nortd and chtpert linei A of boy' knee mad long W. L. Strode is spending two months feared that the fence would bring down AT at Chualar, Monterey Co. nw.v.

I 11 1 nanta. overcoats and ui- his head the condemnation of his at here. iters In thiaoity. Mra Frank McLaughlin and Miss neighbors. Not wishing to be unjustly blamed, he has therefore painted on McLaughlin are in San Francisco.

oue side of the fence, in letters that Miss Emma Cox, of the Normal an be read a block away, these words: He built this fence. I didn't do it." School is visiting her parents here. COLLINS MAXWELL'S, ThtK ROC ICRS. Cinnhlll and wife are up from The man on the other Bide also had no idea of letting a false impression get out. Accordingly he has painted on Santa Margarita visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Craghlll. The St. Agnes Guild will hold their annual Bale of work In the lower efjuoutc Hall Monday, Dec.

4th, and Tuesday, 5th. Un the evening of 5th there will be a grand musical program and dance. The following ladies and gentlemen have kiudly consented to assist In the program: Mesdames Thompson. Harry Wauzer; Misses boston, Uaukroger; Gladys Grover, May Fagen, Swan, Olive Fagen; Messrs Major Ger-rard, Hilton and others. E.

B. Pixley and T. A. Sweeney will sing a duet. -An alarm was sounded Monday morning for a chimney fire at the Werner residence on Pacitic Av.

Rev. J. H. Wltte extinguished the blaze before the arrival of the firemen. The Sterling Oil Co.

have their derrick up and will shortly commence boring. You can get a Bne map of the Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McNeil and Mr.

the other Bide of the high barrier: "I had to do It." Kansas City Journal. 13 PAUFIC AVENUE, FARMER'S UNION BUILDING and Mrs. Thos. McNeil have returned Our Boys' Knee lJanti at lfC 4.rr, Oc. Bre worth almost 'louble thoie prices.

We SAVE yon money on every article of BOYS' WEARING APPAREL. RFMTNDFRS FOR smoking jackets, silk hand- v.iTr rnvtr-n KERCHIEFS, FINE HOSE, DRESS XMAb MAIINKjO SHIRTS, FANCY NECKWEAR, HEALTH UNDERWEAR, DRESS AND LINED GLOVES, DRESS HATS, SILK SUSPENDERS, STYLISH SHOES, NIGHT SHIRTS, HOUSE SLIPPERS. Come to the Store and see how Satisfactory you can buy your Christmas Wants. Your Money will go further. from Sau Francisco.

TeiVnhono RE1D 188. On Monday afternoon a reception to A THOUSAND TONGUES Could not express the rapture of An Rev. and Mra. S. H.

Wllley was given at the resldenct of Mr. ana Mrs. n. Wllley. nie E.

Springer of 1125 Howard Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con Mavor Ijimb goes to San Francisco sumption had completely cured her of tomorrow to close negotiations for the State encampment site at Laveaga hacking cough that lor many years made life a burden. All other reme Heights, and to make arrangements dies and doctors could give her no help, CLOTHING AND SHOE EMPORIUM, JONAS' but she says of thiB ltoyal Cure it soon removed the pain in my chest and for a rate with the Railroad Co. Joe Costa, a Santa Cruz boy, who was on the Olympia at Manila and returner with the battleship to New nrit ia visit Ins his relatives here. He can now sleep soundly, something 1 can scarcely remember doing before.

IN THE PEASE BUILDING. "OUR ADS. NEVER LIE." feel like sounding its praises througn- Christmas Presents! out the Universe." So will every one Kern River district by asking for It. nLumbermen say that there Is nothing In the report of snw mills in this county being alisorbed by the lumber trust They do not know of any representative of the syndicate having been In thin county. Hair Dressing 25 Cents.

In any style, until Dec. 20th, at Mrs. Douglass' toilet parlors. Odd Fellows' building. 6 W.

R. Langden, of Stockton, who as been resitting in Santa Cruz for who tries Dr. King's New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 50c. and Jl 0U.

Trial stiff and dry. Fill Into the prepared loaf and serve very cold. DOMESTIC HINTS. bottles free at J. G.

Tanners Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed. EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST SHELLS and SEA MOSSKS, SHELL NOVELTIES, SPOONS, BUTTER KNIVES, PIN TRAYS, NAPKIN RINGS, PEN HOLDERS, PAPER CUTTERS many omer usetui Articles suliooie ioi cnnsimos Presents may tie lo-und ot MRS. J. MILLS', 153 First at the Beach. AnDle Sauce for Roast Fowls.

SAVED BY A CIGAR. Quarter and core tart apples, bake un has seen much of the world since he left home. THAT THROBBING HEADACHE. Would quickly leave you, If you used Dr. King's New Life Pills.

Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and NervoUB Headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves an'd build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents.

Money back if not cured. Sold by J. G. Tanner, Druggist. PAYMENT OF STAMP TAX.

italist residing tn San Francisco made oath that his entire property consist I of $33,336 in cash, $37,877 In solvent crediuj, and $30,350 In furniture, jew-1 elry, paintings, equipage, total I valuation Later in the year Mr. Tevis died and for some reason left his con. credits, and chattels behind him. An inven- tory of his estate, tiled for probate, 'showed a total valuation of I in other words, Mr. Tevls had lied to God and man just worth and, Teacher.

I'se Acker's English Remedy in any case of coughs, colds or croup. Mionld it fail to give imediate relief money refunded. 25cts. and 50 cts. til tender In stock seasoned with salt, white pepper, stick cinnamon and a little cayenne, and press through a fine A good story Ib told of a sea captain the druggist.

sieve; when cool beat with a wire egg r-Qr sale S. A. falnier, who died not long ago and who waa formerly in command of a ship in which passengers were carried from London to On one occasion ihe shin caught tire and the passengers whip until light, add tne stuny oeaien 40 pacific At. whites of eggs, allowing two to each pint, beat well together and heap In a THE RICH MAN'S THEFT pretty serving dish. aud PERJURY.

A CRUZ LUMBER CO. certainly is pretty tall lying when a man's property proves to be 31 times VarJ, Kcot of Washington 6t. Santa Croa. Dealara a WASHINGTON. The original Intent and crew were compelled to take hurriedly to the boata.

The captain remained perfectly cool throughout all the confusion and fright of the debarkation, and at last every one except himself was got safely into the boata. ed to his home for the winter, handed ua a dollar for the town clock. Some of our visitors are doing more for our people's clock than are some of our own people, although only Santa Cruz-ans will permanently look at It by day and listen to its striking by night. Today Masonic Hall Tomales. Beana and Coffee from 2 P.

M. to 7 P. M. 1 O. M.

Shlppy, all the way from Scotts Valley, hands us $1 for the town clock fund. The country Is coming to the support of the comparatively few town people whose names are written oppoaite contributions. When the "Sentinel" Blarted In to help raiBe the Mill Work and Tanks of the framere of the war revenue ait stamp tax, especially in regard to telegraph messages, express business, was that the tax should fall on corporations and not the general public using Telephone and Electric Light Poles a Specialty, spoonful of gelatine In two tablespoon- I Sac. Bee: Most men or means aeem greater man tne ngure mateu uy mm fuls of cold water, then dissolve over tt justifiable perjury to make false under oath-hot water and add to a custard made statements of the value of their prop- i of the yolks to two eggs, two erty to the public Assessor. This kind; SICK HEADACHE ABsOLLTEIA spoonfuls granulated sugar and a cup of crime has become so common that and permanently cured by using Mokl ofmilk.

Beat until cool. Whip the It rarely provokes more than a sneer. Tea Apleasant herb drink whites of two eggs until stiff, stir in I or a snarl, or a smile from press or constipation and indigestion makes slowly a cupful of sifted powdered 1 public. On occasion though, cases you eat, sleep, work and happy bat-sugar, add to the cooled custard, flavor I more flagrant than the ordinary crop Isfaction guaranteed or money b.uk with vanlla. and lastly mix In care-jout, as.

for example: 2ts. and 50 cs For sale by A. fully a cupful of cream whipped until On March 21th last Lloyd Tevls, cap- Palmer, the druggist. 40 Pacinc At. NIOULDINC8, SHAKES, 8HINCLES, LATH, DOORS, WINDOWS ETC Irdsr.c.nb.laftMF A.

H1HN OPCICK. T.l.uboue. SunaM. Black 121. 'ooli.

the lines. Telegraph and oilier com-nanies have been successful In forcing pat rons to pay the stamp tax, however, and the Intent of the law Is not carried out. Representative Jones of Washington will introduce a bill early in the clock Into the I. O. O.

F. tower It did not realize tt had entered on an all fall job. llut it Is winter, and still no clork. HER Ill'SDAND DISAPPEARS. Santa Clara and the contrast be- I twtx-n the condition of both roads is NEW YORK The po'tee have been painful to any progressive citizen of asked to look for John Webster, hus- our couuiy.

I drove up to my ranch at band of Nellie Mcllenry. the actress. Skyland from Wrights, on Wednesday He has been her leading support since evening last (the 2ath and a more she became a star, and never in the Unng and dangerous ride I can hard- session providing that the stamp tax be paid by the companies. The bill undoubtedly will be favorably received in spite of semi-official statements that no change In the war revenue laws will be made thisyear. SILVER WEDDING.

twenty years of their married life have ')' imagine possible over a road that they been separated until now. Their with proper care and a fair expenditure WE Uy the time he was ready to follow the passengers were almost wild with fear and excitement. Instead of hurrying down the ladder the captain called out to the Bailors to hold on a minute, and. taking a cigar from his pocket, cooly lighted It with a bit of burning rope which had fallen from the rigging at his feet. Then he descended with deliberation and gave the order to push off.

"How could you stop to light a cigar at such a moment?" he was asked afterward, when some of the pasaengerB were talking over their escape, "Because," he answered, "1 saw thai If I did not do something to divert the minds of those In the boat there was likely to be a panic and, overcrowded as It was there was danger of the boat being U)met. The act took but a moment, but It attracted the attention of everybody. I was not nearly so unconcerned as I seemed to be, but waa In reality In a fever of excitement. My little plan succeeded. You all forgot yourselves, because you were thinking of my curious behavior, and we got off safely," Tit-bit a.

A CHOICE OF BIDS. relations were of the pleasantest. Shel0 Puunc funds sbould be at all limes has not see him now for two weeks. perfectly safe, winter or summer. It Mrs.

MrHenry was a great favorite in 1 not my province to fix the blame on the West and made lots of money, but any official. I merely beg the privilege HAVE MORE STOCK THAN WE CAN HANDLE! lately luck has been against her. Nellie Mcllenry has appeared in ui cainug toe attention or the person or persons responsible to the conditions that exist in our portion of county Sanla Cruz several times. Webster formerly had relatives in Watsonville. lutu.

uuumB liseu as one or the most While in Santa Cruz he thought one of 'inviting and progressive In the grmt nis reiauves naa left nim a share in "'vereinn mate or California. Thank ing you In advance for your kind offices In this matter, I am very respectfully, J. D. CUTHBERT, San Francisco, Dec. 2nd, 1899.

an estate, but found he waa mistaken. DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED BY Using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One llltle Tablet will give immediate relief or money refunded. Sold In handsome tin Iwixes for 25ets. For sale by S.

A. Palmer, 40 Pacific Av. "DoNot Graspat the Shadow and Lose the Substance." Many people are but shadows of their former selves: due to neglect of health. Look out for the blood, the fountain of life, I'm actual substance; keep that pure by regular use of Hood's Sarsaparilla and robust health -will be the result. Dyspepsia, iveakness, and other worrits mill be things of the post and lift xofll be mirth Irving.

Hacking Cough was troubled with dry. hacking cough. One bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla helped me tnd three bottles cured me And made me strong." George W. Bennum, Coolspring, DeI. SaUapaliflk Ho(f 1111 cur ilTur nil th.

pnn-trHUtlnt nd ynly cathartic to" Ufc. with Hood'l 9r.ntrll"Uw Mr. and Mrs. B. M.

Smith celebrated their silver wedding last Saturday evening on their ranch near Soquel. Mr. Smith who located here with his family a few years ago from Bakers-field, has made himself very popular with his neighbors through his friendly and agreeable ways, with all who he came In contact, also by keeping the county road he has charge of in such excellent condition. His neighbors showed their esteem by giving a pleasant surprise party and presenting Mr. and Mrs.

B. M. Smith with numerous presents, among them, two fine comfortable rocking chairs. The evening was spent with music and recitations and a collation was served. The picture of the happy couple surrounded by their family, friends and neighbors, will be a most pleasing recollection and oue long to be remembered.

Those who participated were: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ivey, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Darling, and Mrs. F. R.

Dann: Mesdames B. Hertllng, Iingdon; Misses Fanny Smith, Carrie Matt hey, N. Steward; Messrs. S. Smith.

H. Dakin. i. Algott, Steward, E. D.

Lathrop, H. lliackley, I. Dakin. The Sterling Oil and Development Co. Timid 1r loctttetl tn the vary center of the Keru UiverOll Field.

ShnreaFtftr Uenta nach. Half down and balance in two monthly payments. A flrat-clats oil proposition and on bound to pay biff. Uupi and proapectui free. Springfield Republican.

Secretary Gage has been making some explanation of his action In offering to buy Government bonds for the relief of the money market. It was a case, he says, of being damned If you do and damned If you don't. If the Government held aloof the stock market might have fallen Into panic, and he would have been held responsible, and now he is charged with having helped the bull clique out of a tight pinch. Hut the main point against the Sec-tetary seems to be Ignored by him. This is that he had repeatedly said that In his Judgment the money supply outstanding was ample for all legitimate wants, and that he was opposed to buying bonds at present; and then that he turned about within about twenty-four hours, when the situation had not changed a particle for the worse, and Issued the circular.

C. P. WOOLWOHTH CO Iimtiranoe and SteamiMp Airanta aud County atrenta for the at uve Company. 4 Cooper Santa Orus, Oal. CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAMS.

On Monday Mayor I.amb received the following dispatch from Mayor Phelan: 1 congratulate Santa Cruz. The Court's decision is an emancipation proclamation and frees you from your bonds, unjust and fraudulently contrived. C. E. Lindsay received the following telegram from Judges Garber and Ma-guire: Judgment in liond case reversed and cause remanded with instructions to enter Judgment for the defendant In findings, ROHI1ED THE GRAVE.

A startling Incident, of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by hhn as follows: "1 was In a most dreadful oouditlonr My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually In buck and sides, no appetile gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying Electric Ultter; and to my great Joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man.

I know they saved my life, and robbed the grave of another victim," No one should fall txi try them. Only guaranteed, at J. O. Tanner's Drug Store. The stock of Eadleman of Sacramento, and D.

Wolfs stock, of Santa Cruz, which I have purchased at forty-cents on the dollar, have taken up all the spare room in my store and all the spare money in my pocket. Now you all know the rest. I WANT MONEY AND You Need Goods! YOU CAN BUY THEM AT Sixty Cents on the Dollar Big Panoche OIL STOCK Chesnutwood's rrrrrrrrBusiness College! Thoroughly equipped. Modem in all its departments. Commercial Department.

Shorthand and Typewriting Department. Individual Instruction. Tuition for a course of six months in either $50 Combined course, six months 75 For further particulars call at the College or write for fouinal. rNFLAMMATORT RHEUMATISM CURED IN I DATS. Morton Hill, or LeDanon, says: "My wife bad Inflammatory rheumatism tn every muscle and (olut; her Buffering was terrible ant) her body and face were swollen aJnioit beyond recognition; had been In bed for six weeks and had eight physicians but received no benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism.

If gave Immediate relief and she was able ts walk about In three days. I am sure It saved her Sold by J. O. Tan ner. Druggist, 67 Pacific Banff Crux.

OPERA HOUSE. A few shares purchased now may make your fortune. This stock sell for lio per share inside of 90 days aim in the hundreds when oil is struck, $1.80 per Share NOW On the following terms: 35 per cent cash, 25 jer cent in 30 days, J5 per cent in 60 days, 25 per cent in 90 days, ft 3 05 down buys 5 Shares. 4. BO 10 11 BB 8ft 82.60 60 46 100 113 BO 860 U25 BOO Ik-fore ou 1 ast pn nic 11 1 is made this stock wit! be selling for many times what you paid for it.

You can sell out at a bitf profit snd have only invested a very little money. TELEGRAMS Received daily i ring California OU I'lxcllnliKe (jiiotHtions. Illg Panoche stock will hj sold lierv for cash at San Francisco daily prices. Proepectua and tfapi Free. W.

0. HOFFMANN, 88 Pacific Av. Santa Cnu. Atfent. "Oh.

Tom." exclaimed the bride of six monthB, "what do you think! Mother says she wants her body cremated." "She does, eh?" aald her husband; "well, tell her to get ready and I'll take her to the crematory the tlrsl ihlng In the morning." Ex. GROCERIES PROVISIONS BIAS TOWNE FRUIT HAY and GRAIN CHOICE IN QUALITY 1 I DFASONARIF IN PRICE? -ONE NIOHT- TUESDAY, Dec. 5. l'lUSt TIME HKRK OP THE UNI-VliRSAL FAVORITE, JACOB LI'IT'S MAGNIFICENT MKl.O DRAMATIC PRODUCTION, Sflvonth (11 Seventh Orat Year. Great Y.ar KENTUCKY! The Best Cast Ever Seen In the Play AT THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND STORE, Artistic and Dainty HolldAy Display Veautiful Game Sets, Dinner Sets.

Fish irfj, Chocolate Sets. Pudding 'Sets, Sa.ao Sets LOME IVST TO LOOK Tea Co. 140 Paclflc Santa Crut. Opp. P.

o. Santa Cruz. Cor. Pacific Av, and Lincoln St. Cor.

Walnut and Pacific Ave. Telephone Number 211 RED. The Original and Now Faraout Pickaninny Bwnd, Clothed to Urn Knttratv with a Brand New Scenic Outfit. The Most Spirited and Ezoltlnv Hors Race Kver Seen..