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THE HANFORD JOURNAL: MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1902, ar Death Ml tha Philosopher. I A certain philosopher was iu the I habit of saying whenever he heard that I an old friend had passed away: Ah, 1 well, death comes to us all. It is no new thing. It is what we must expect Pass me the butter, my dear. Yes, death comes to all, and my friend's time had come.

Now. Death overheard these philo-1 CHESNUTWOODS Business College. SANTA CltUZ, CAL Corner of Pacific and Walnut Avenues. Sobm BrtUiamt Sweri Strokes. I Eleptaauts are completely disable one blow from the Arab's tw handed sword, which almost severs the huge hind leg, biting deep into the bne.

This feat is varied by slashing off the truuk, leaving it dangling only by a piece of Bkin. A ghoorka has been seen to behead a buffalo with a single blow of bis cookrie. And Sir Samuel Baker, a man powerful enough to wield during his African exploration the baby, an elephant rifle weighing 22 pouuds, once clove a wild bear with his big bunting knife almost in halves as It was making a flual rush, catching it just behind the shoulder where the hide and bristles are at least a span thick. Sir Walter Scott relates bow the Karl of Angus, with bis huge sweeping brand, challenged an opponent to fight and at a blow chopped asunder bis thigh bone, killing him on the spot. There is a story current in Australia that a Lieutenant Anderson In 1852, during an encounter with bushrangers, cut clean through the gun barrel of his adversary with liis sword.

And at Kussussin it is related that one of Arab! Pashas soldiers was severed in two during the midnight charge. But iu the opinion of experts this is very improbable, even had the uew regulation saber been then in use. London Globe. The Popular School Of The Pacific Coast NO CLASSES. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION.

RnnL ppnintr All Commercial Branches tjuu tv Keeping, Bookkeepingt Banking, Business Stenographic Departments Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Penmanship, Correspondence, Shorthand, Typewriting, etc. NORMAL department I tiiiith yt'ar, Hith st'hool an1 primary teachers for grammar grade (vrtiticattfa. knghsh, Physics, Algebra, isometry, Principles of Ktiucatioii and Art of IcNt'hitig are Among its ntlvnutagcs. Lattu, Kteuch Lierntin anti Spanish are con iluotoii by experienced teachers. Thoroughness Has Ever Been The Keynote Ot Our Success PROF.

J. A. CHESNUT WOOD 1 Is again at the helm as Principal, and those who take both courses (Business and Stenographic) utay feel certaiu of a good position. TERMS: Six Months in Either Department $50.00 Six Months in Both Departments $75.00 for particulars. J.

A. Chesnutwood, founder and principal. J. H. Janson, president and manager.

Ifvwvwafwv WWAFVW This season Hearts of Oak is attracting large crowds wherever it is being played. Following the standard of successful previous years, the management has selected a trained aggregation of talented players and no ex-ense has been spared for realistic scenery and effects. The Hearts of Oak Company includes such well known artists as James Horne, Ed wald Wonn, J. Leonard Clarke, W. J.Cros9, Albert Wahle, William Nash, Walter Coupe, Klise Ryan.

Emily MocPheraon, Leona Evans, a remarkable child actress, and Grace Estelle Clarke. A splendid male quartette also appears in the production and the role of the six months old baby is played by herself. Hearts of Oak will be presented at the Hanford Opera House this (Monday) evening. Classes correctly fitted at reasonable prices. DuC ommon, grad uatuoptieian.dw On and after the first day of November all the butcher shops will close at o'clock p.

except on Saturday right, alien they will keep open until o'clock. All shops will be closed on Sunday. San Francisco: booklet, replete with inlornuuion and illustrations, sent for iRo. Jno. J.

Byrne, G. P. Santa Fe. Los Angeles, Cal George Craig, of Washington, Indiana, who has been making a tour of the State and visiting with William MeCrady and family at Lemoore, left lor his home Saturday night. The American Hotel is now conducted by Mrs.

E. J. Box. Meals, 21 for 1.75: beds, 2-V a night or $1 a week. Everything neat and for convenience of guests Mrs.

Bessie Williams and Miss Ida Baldwin, of Lemoore, spent Sunday in Hanford visiting with friends. They returned home last night. J. K. Box has just opened up a first-class wood and hay yard at the corner of Fifth aud Irwin- streets, across the street from the Wendling lumber yard.

All orders delivered promptly, on short notice. Telephone Red 511i Jos. Jones, of Porterville, spent yesterday in Hanford visiting with Chas. Coe and family. lie returned home la.t night.

F. H. Merchant is in Hanford today from Sanger. He says he is doing a good business in the Racket Store he recently purchased there. Tomorrow (Tuesday) a party consisting of from 15 to 20 people will eave Tennessee for Hanford to become permanent residents of this comity.

The merry-go-round has ceased to whirl. Its proprietor says that he lost money every day in this city and he packed up the prancing horses and the langhing little negro and has shipped the outfit elsewhere. Dad MeCrady was in Hanford Saturday. He was aecompauied by his old friend, G. B.

Craig, of Indiana, ho has been here several weeks visiting, but who is now ou his way home. Found. A ladys golf cape, near the Lucerne school house. Owner call for same at CT W. Irwir.s, 4 mile west of Lucerne school house, prove property and pay for this notice.

dw J. C. Zandell, of San Francisco, arrived id Hanford today. He comes for the purpose of buying land down on the lake. Claud C'ortner, cousin of J.J.Cortner, arrived in llanford Unlay from Tennessee.

lie comes to make Kings County is home. P. H. Jordan, a real estate agent from San Francisco, is in Hanford on business today. He is working with E.

E. Bush and J. F. Pryor of this city in the sale and settlement of the lands adjacent to Tulare Lake. He called at the Jqurnal office to secure some of the maps of Kings County published by this office.

He. states that much attention is now being directed to these lake lands and they are being well ad- ertised in San Francisco and elsewhere. He concluded the sale today of land to three families, and he says 15 more families will purchase land and settle there within a few weeks. It looks as though the Tulare Lake country was now going to settle up quite rapidly. II.

G. au oil man from Coalings, is in Hanford today on business. Louis E. Gassner, of Merced, arrived in Hanford last night. He comes to work on the Hanford Sentinel.

The Board of City Trustees meet tonight in regular meeting. Chas. Kenney, of Coalinga, was a business caller in Hanford today. F. H.

Merchant, a merchant of Sanger, was in Hanford today on business. HARNESS. The very latest styles in Buggy and Carriage harness. A full line of heavy harness. Firstclass work and reasonable prices at RIS Harness Shop.

Irwin Strtfl, opposite Yomlome. I I llanford, Cal DH SHFFLY CD. Wfiite, Agent. FENCE. i esque ruins; imperial Delhi, the mod- eru city, was created by Shah Jehau, a contemporary of Queen Elizabeth.

I From the date of the first Mohatn- medan incursion, A. D. 715, peretual 1 warfare raged round Delhi until at length she yielded to the Irresistible! power of the Moguls. The city was alternately Mohammedan aud Hindoo during a great many years and finally, lu 1803, was made British by Gcueral Lake. Delhi has the finest and largest mosque iu India.

It took 5,000 men six years to build it. The noble tomb of the Emperor numnynn marks the change of creed which followed the Moslem invasion, while the observatory of Jai Singh aud the deserted hall of the seventy columns recall the Bhort triumph of Brahmauism. Why He Didnt Vote. Au Alabamian tells this story of his negro coachman, who Invariably voted: On one particular election day he returned home iu the afternoon with a countenance that looked as if It had been taking some familiarities with a buzzsaw. What's the matter, Zack? I asked, with some solicitude.

Its this way, boss: I went up there to the votin place, and there wuz the county undertakah, sah, a-sittin with a big book open fonh him, and he sez to me right shnrplike, Whats your name? Zaek Taylor, 1 sez, humble. Lets see, says the undertakah. And he turned over the leaves of the book. All of a sudden he stopped turnin and begin to run his finger down the page, mutterin to himself, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor And putty soon he hollered out: lleah It is. You black scoundrel, I dun buried you ten year ago! What you mean by try In to vote? Just then a pnssel of white men tuk and threw me out, and den I dun come home fonh dey could bury me again! She Strove to Please.

The waiter girl at our table was imbued with sincere desire to give satisfaction. She did her best to get from the kitchen precisely what each boarder asked for, and she succeeded very well indeed. The other evening at dinner she said Interrogatively to each man in turn, Chicken or tomato soup? aud one made answer, Tonmyto, and the second said Tomawto soup, please, and the third added, I'll take tomatto. Whereupon the intelligent maiden delivered the several orders Into the kitchen in this wise, One toinayto soup, one tomawto soup and one tomatto soup. Thus each guest received precisely what he bad asked for and was happy uutil the next order was takeu.

But that is another course. Judge. She Followed Instructions. A lady once employed a girl to assist her In her housework. Oue day tbe mistress wanted to make a pudding, and, haviug bought some plums, she explained to the girl how to stone them.

She picked up a plum and took out the stone; then, tbiukiug the girl knew bow to do them, she put tbe plum lu her mouth and left the kitcheu. The servant came into the drawing room half an hour later and suid, Please, mum, Ive finished. The hostess departed for the kitcheu and beheld a plate full of stoucs only. Where are the plums, Jane? she asked. Ive eaten em, mum, as you showed me! was the maids reply.

A Qaenttonable Pedigree. Three little school children were seriously discussing the social conditions and positions of their respective parents and their ancestry, each one evidently determined to go one belter than the other. Mother says I am descended from Mary, queen of Scots, triumphantly asserted little Eva. So am I then, retorted Cousin Willie. Dont be silly, Willie, interpolated tbe third.

Why, youre a boy! New York Times. Valuable Prediction. 'Doctor, do you remember three months ago that you predicted positively that I would be a dead mau in six weeks? Why, yes, I Well, Ive got a friend iu the next room who is despondent about himself. Just tell him there is no hope for him, will you? New York Herald. Aatronnniy Before Clirlnt.

About 500 B. C. Anaxagoras of Ionia was born. When he grew up in wis dom, he was the first to teach the course and cause of both solar and lunar eclipses and to give his followers rules whereby they could distinguish planets from fixed stars. lie is puuished for declaring that tbe sun was not a god.

A Bee Line, The directness of the bees flight Is proverbial. The shortest distance between any two given points is called a beeline. Many observers think that the immense eyes with which the insect Is furnished greatly assist, if they do not entirely account for, the arrowy straightness of its passage through tbe air. A Striking Slmilnrltr. Bachley Why is a woman like time? Benedict Because she never fails to get her man in the end.

Bachley No; because she reveals all things. Exchange. SANTA PE SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. Itetwecn all points on San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley railroadlStock-ton to Bakersfield inclusive. Tickets on sale every Sunday and limited to day of sale at rate of one and one-fifth round trip.

Stops itching scalp upon one applies- tion, three to six removes all dandruff and will stop falling hair. Price 50c at all druggists dw Oi.d Papers. This ollice has an extra tine lot of old newspapers for sale at 20 cents per hundred, while they last. Call at once if you wish them, dw HUtorle City of ImSia. Del 1)1 is the most historic city in all India.

It may not be the oldest, although It lays claim to a respectable middle age, dating from 1000 B. C. At that time the master ot Delhi called himself emperor of all the world, and emperors, at least of India, have ruled there almost ever since. Old Delhi, without the walls. Is a city of pietur- TU DE UHL sophical remarks at different times, hud one day he showed himself to the philosopher.

1 am Death, said he simply. Go away, said the man, in a panic. am not ready for you. Yes, but it is one of your favorite truisms that Death comes to all, and I am but proving your words. Go away! You are dreadful! No more dreadful than I always aru.

But why have you changed so? You have never feared the death that has come to your friends. 1 never heard you sigh when I carried off your old companions. You have always said, It Is the way of all flesh. Shall 1 make au exception in favor of your flesh? Y'es, for 1 am not ready. Rut 1 am.

Your time has come. Do not repine. Your friends will go on buttering their toast. They will take It as philosophically as you have takeu every other death. And the philosopher and Death departed on a long journey together.

Charles Battell Loomis in Rramlur Magazine. An EngliNh Sanctuary. Beverley minster, ISO miles north of London, is the shrine of St John of Beverley, who died in the year 721. In 038 Athelstan, king of England, gave several privileges to the monastery, one being the privilege of sanctuary. This was not merely for man-slaying; it was open to all wrongdoers except those who had been guilty of treason.

For ordinary offenses, such as horse stealing, cattle stealing, being backward in accounts or being iu re ceipt of suspected goods, a man came Into sanctuary about a mile from the monastery or church. There used to be four crosses ou the main roads leading to Beverley marking the limit of the area. In eases of manslaughter and murder it was not sufficient to be with in one of these crosses. Before the fugitive could claim sauctmuy lie must enter the church and seat himself in a stone chair known as the I'rid stool' or freed chair. To this place many fled for refuge from all parts of the country.

Looking t'p. The lecturer pleaded with the crowd to look up. In impassioned tones he cried: God always helps the umn that looks up! Never look down, my friends, and do not waste too much time looking sideways. Look up, and keep on looking up! 1 never knew a mau to fuil if he looked up. Is there a man in this nudleuee ho can say that be always looks up? A seedy stranger arose in the back row to say: 1 cun say that I always look up.

1 have steadily looked up for thirty years, nnd am no better oil for It. Lookiug up is my business. What do you do for a living, my good man? Im a ceiliug decorator. The uproarious applause that greeted this sally broke up the meeting. New York Press.

Prluia Douuh and tier oloe. Once upon a time there wras a famous prinm douna who made a cou tract with a noted Impresario to sing ill concerts for him at a price which made each of her notes of about the value of $1. All went well until the prima douun found a dressing room assigned to her that did not meet with her approval Then she complained that she was en tirely too hoarse to sing, and the impresario had to make polite remarks to his audience and dismiss it after re funding the money paid for admission. The remarks that he made out of the hearing of the audience were not so polite. Moral.

Impresarios wish that they might have hourseless prima domius. New York Herald. Language In India, Twenty-eight languages are spoken In ludia and none of these is spoken by fewer thau 400.000 persons, while the most general is the mother tongue of 85,500,000. Besides these there are in the remotest parts of the country dialects spoken by no more than 500 persons, which none other tlmu them selves can interpret. India luts nine great creeds, numbering their followers from the 208.000,000 Hindoos down to the 0,250,000 Aniiuistics aud the lu-uumerable sects included in the 43,000 others.

Youth' Unrestraint, Dont you sometimes long for your childhoods happy days? said the sentimental person. Yes, answered MissCayenne, there are times when 1 would enjoy hanging on the fence and making faces at peo pie 1 don't like instead of having tu say: Ilow do you do, dear? 8o glad to see you! Washington Star. Aim to KImo. Every man ought to aim at eminence not by pulling others down, but by raising himself, aud enjoy the pleasure of bis own superiority, whether Imaginary or real, without interrupt-lug others In tbe sume felicity. 'Women.

"If you waut to get on with women, says Max OUell, "never criticise them and never offer them advice. Aud never forget that this Is rule that works only one way. What a struggle a sick man makes for life considering flint there is little In it hut whippings! Atchison Globe. His Life in Peril. "I just seemed to have gone all to.

pieces, writes Alfred Bee, of AVelare, I biliousness and a lame back had made life a burden. couldnt eat or sleep and felt almost too worn out to work when I began to use Klectrie Bitters, but they worked wonders. 1 Now I sleep like a top, can eat any- Has opened an oftiee with R. G. where they will carry a stock of De Laval Cream Separators, Advertising Inter merted under this nead for 21 cent per line each issue, tiie week, or cents er line bv the mouth.

No lluers taken (or less than 15 cents. Silas Simon went to Madura Uxlaon business. Kentucky whiskey for medicinal purposes at lvaueovich's, 110 N. Dotty Si J. D.

Biddle went to Fresno last night on business. A call on telephone Red 55 will deliver to your house the most delicious ice-cream iu a few minutes B. Rice ofCoulinga spent yesterday in Hanford. Hu went to Frer.o on business. Dried Fruits.

Before selling your dried fruits, call or address the North Ontario Packing Hanford. Cal Miss Ruby Perkins of Visalia, who visited Miss Irene Dewey over Sunday, returned home today. Pure Claret, Zinfandel, Port and sherry wines of lwst quality for family use and table use at J. Ivanuovivh's W. H.

Johnson of Fresno spent Sunday in Hanford visiting friends. He returned home today. WANTED. At old Del Monte packinghouse. Hanford, girls to pick apricot kernels Rev.

Mrs. Ernest Rond of Flagstaff. Arizona, preached at the Adventist church Saturday morning. Utterbaek repair shop: all kinds ot furniture, upholstery and carpet laving. Cor.

of Eighth and Irwin Harry Crooks, Wilbur Patten and Art Anderson, oil drillers from Coalings, arrived in llanford last night to sKUid a few days. San Francisco: all about it in profusely illustrated Itouklrt sent for Hk. Juo. J. Byrne, G.

P. Lo Angeles IT PAYS TO TRADE ATT1E-- Port, Sh erry, Reisl i ng, San ternc, Zinfandel and Claret wines, in bulk or in bottles for family trade, at Ivanco-vieb's, HO N. Dooly St Hearts of Oak, a companion piece of that great play Shore Acres, will be presented at the Hanford Opera House tonight by an excellent company. Go to the Opera Restaurant in the Emporium block for a line meal, an oyster supper orabaiKjuet. Louis Vrag-nizan proprietor.

The best of service Captain Thomas Nelson, who lives one mile east of Lemoore, had a paralytic stroke on Friday and is not expected to live. He is 83 years old and has been in poor health for some time. For Sale. A good team, wagon and harness. Apply to J.

K. Box's feed yard, corner of Fifth and Irwin Sts Grant Starkweather went- to Fresno yesterday to visit with R. A. Long. He returned home last night.

JTe says the electric street car system at Fresno is fine. There is one line that runs six miles into the country. For Rent. 4000-acre stock and grain ranch on Kings River. east of Sanger.

Good fruit or orange land. Terms, either cash or share of crop. Plenty house and barn room. Running water all the year. Win.Barragent.Sanger.dw C.

L. Cromer, who has been to GlenJ ville on a two weeks vacation, returned home Saturday. He says the nights are quite cold in the mountains now, and there has been frost at Glcnville. A close in time saves lives. Dr.

Woods Norway Pine Syrup; nature's remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary diseases of every sort The Sunset Telephone Company will soon move their local telephone ollice from its present location to the Abbott building, on the corner of DjuLy and Seventh streets. Found. On E.Eleventh St. Hanford, a purse containing money aud papers. Owner call at Journal ollice, prove property and pay for this notice.

dw F. B. Roberts, of Sanger, who has beeu visiting with C. W. Brown and family in Hanford, returned home yesterday.

A harmless and even wholesome stimulent is that which is dUtilled from a select grain Old Gilt Edge Whiskey All first-class dealers sell it. Wichman, Lutgen San Fraucisco, sole proprietors R. A. Fitzgerald and wife, former residents of Hanford, but now of San Francisco, arrived in Hanford yesterday. They come to settle up their business, when they will return to San Francisco.

WANTED. At Pacific Coast Seeded Raisin Cos packing house in Fresno, women aud girls to pack seeded raisins. Guaranteed minummn wages, $1.50 per day. Apply at once. Pacific Coast Seeded Raisin Co.

dw John C. Cantrum and wife, of New man, who have been visiting with friends in Hanford for the past few days, left Saturday for Suisun to visit with friends. WANTED. Bright and steady boy to learn the printers trade. Apply at once at Journal office dw N.

W. Hammond and wife, who have been visiting with Mr.HammomFs father and mother for the past few days in Hanford, left Saturday evening for their home in Kern City. TO Rent. TOO acres Stokes Valley grain land. See H.

Whitaker on premises, four miles east of Orosi 9 Celebrated Name. In the Nineteenth ward of Brooklyn All but one of the streets and three of the avenues are named after patriots who slgued their names to the Declaration of Independence. These names are Rush, Morton, Clymor, Taylor, Wilson, Boss, Rodney, Keap, Hooper, Uewes, Penn, Rutledge, Heyward, Lynch, Middleton, Gwinett, Walton, Gerry, Bartlett, Whipple, Thornton, Wythe, Harrison and Lee. Washington avenue forms part of the western boundary of the ward. In the Twenty-first ward there are streets aud ave uues that bear the names of Hopkins, Ellery, Floyd, Stockton, Hart and Lewis, all signers of the Declaration.

In the southern part of the ward there me streets and avenues hich bear the names of Pulaski, De Kalb, Kosciusko and Lafayette, soldiers who came from Germany, Poland and France to give aid to the Americans in their struggle to throw off the British yoke. A street in the western part of the ward bears the name of Spencer, who compiled some of the history of this country. A Horae Revenge. A strange case of a horse taking revenge on a brutal driver is reported from Rennes, Frauce. The horse wras dragging a heavy load of bricks from a kiln at Lormandiere to Rennes, and the carter hardly stopped Hogging him nil the way.

On reaching Rennes the driver was unharnessing when the horse bolted down the street He al-lowed himself to be caught and led hack quietly, but the moment be saw his tormentor he rushed at him, caught him in his teeth, dashed the man to the ground and rolled upon him. The man was seriously injured and would probably have been killed but for the help of the people standing round, who had, nevertheless, the greatest difficulty in getting the horse away from bis victim. $100 REWARD $100. The readers of this patter will be pleased learn that there Is at lear one dreaded diseasr that soieuee has been able to cure all in stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the onlv positive cure now known to the medical fraternity.

Catarrh bet ns a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mue-uous surfaces of the sjstem. thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving Hip patient strength by building up the oonstitu tion aud assisting nature iu doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that it fails to e. Send for list of testimonials.

Address F.J. CHENEY Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Halls Family Pills are the. best.

We Were Too Late. Brights Disease and Diabetea Are Positively Curable. TTpon hearing that Charles A. Newton, the yardmaster of the Southern Pacific Company at Sacramento, had a certain case of Diabetes, the business men who were investigating the Fulton Compounds, wrote him asking him to take It; but they were late, as be had already beard of it, as per his letter in answtr as follows bamrvto, July 21. 1901.

Dear Rim: Yours of tin 1iih rwhed, and I thank you for your information regarding tin Dta botes medicine made byJ.J Fulton litas perma nenliy cared of Diabetes this medicine, and I now enjoy good health once more. 1 commenced taking It March 8d. and June 5th was pronounced cured. 1 now enjoy my old diet In a mild form, hut advance more on It a time goes by. not wishing to attempt too much at oucc.

Iwasreiy had with the disease. The gravity was HM6. and 1 was so weak 1 could scarcely walk. The physicians helped me some, but said there was no tun 1 then leant of and wcut to treating with the Fulton Compound, and only took three hollies when I commenced to fee! better, nnd then kept on Improving until I was restored to health 1 know of another case of Dlalietes, an engineer on the rood who hud the disease for four yei lie went to Tucson to die. When I was Retting better I sent for him to come to Sacramento logo on the same treatment.

On his return he ed no medicine would cure him: hut I prevailed upon him to try It. This was In May. He Is now so much Improved that he (s on I Is engine working every dav. There are also two cases of Fright's D'sease taking it whom I fo'd of It. I hope some syndicate will get this utcdlcfne and build sanitariums all over the country for the tHatment of these dreadful diseases.

1 rusting 1 hate not said too smelt, Yours, CriAH A. Nkwtok, Yardmaster. 8. 1. Medical works agree that Bright's Disease tDd Diabetes are incurable, but 87 per ceDt.

are positively recovering under the Fulton Compounds. (Common forms of kidney complaint and rheumatism offer but short resistance.) Price, $1 for the Brights Disease and 11.51) for tbe Diabetic uotnpouad. John J. Fulton Montgomery 8t San Francisco, sole coip-pounders. Free tests made for patients.

Do-aoriptive pamphlet mailed free. COUSINS HOWLAND, Sole Agents. You Could Look into the future and see the condition to which your cough, if neglected, will bring you, you would seek relief at once and tnat naturally would be through Shilohs Consumption Cure Guaranteed to cure Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all Lung Troubles, Cures Coughs and Colds in a day. 25 cents. Write to S.

C. Wells Co, Le Roy, N. for free trial bottle. Ctrl'! Clover Root Tet purlllei the Blood Cream Testers and other Dairy Supplies. Anyone contemplating the purchase of a jw Separator should investigate the De Laval jgj Separalor before buying.

1 IDE DE LAVAL DAI SUPPLY CO, H. F. LYON, CYCLONE Fou Sale. 4( acres of land, 25 acres in alfalfa, situated miles from Hanford. Easy terms.

Inquire of Win. Ogden, 1 miles southwest of Hanford, dw Mrs. M. J.Pharis, of has been in Hanford visiting with Mrs. X.

McCapes, returned to her home last night. Have Moved McCord Market just across the street, next to Vendome Hotel, and will continue to serve the best meats and vegetables. Phone black 211 There will be a meeting in Visalia tomorrow of the San Joaquin District, Woman's Federation of Clubs. 1 Ice cream parlor open at City Bakery. Besides our approved brands in ice reams, sherbets and cold drinks we will always have something new, novel and original The Davis 430 Front Hanford.

For Sale. Hotel building and three hts in Armona. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at Armona Hotel, next to post-fiiee. Mrs.

R. M. McGregor. dw The district conference of the A. M.E church of this city convened this a.

m. at 0 oclock. The meeting is expected to idose tomorrow night. There is a large delegation of colored people from all over the San Joaquin Valley in attendance. Bishop Geo.

W. Clinton will preach at the church tomorrow evening. The Bishop is an eloquent speaker. For Sale. 1000 Arizona cows in lots to suit.

Located on Sweet farm of llanford. Inquire at farm Emmett Ford, who has been to San Pedro visiting with his brother March, returned home Saturday evening. Scald head is an eczema of the scalp very severe sometimes, but it can be cured. Doans Ointment, quick and permanent in its results. At any drug store, 50 cents Henry Miller, the cattle king, was a business caller in Hanford yesterday.

He went to Bakersfield today. B. Buchanan of Bakersfield spent Sunday inHanford visiting with friends. He returned home last night. J.

B. Johnson, of Fresno, spent Sun day iu Hanford visiting among his friends. Judge M. L. Short went to Bakersfield last night, where he will preside in the Superior Court today.

J. W. Barbour, the grocery man, left Saturday night for San Francisco on business. N. W.

Hammond went to Los Angeles last night on business. City Marshal Frederick is now fill ing out city tax receipts and will soon begin the collection of the city taxes The weather forecast says fair weather tonight and Tuesday, Frank Hammond went to Visalia today on business. Go to C. V. Webb for your shoe repairing.

Abbott building, Hanford, dw VTGARTO. In Hanford, Sunday, Oct. 2U, to the wife of J. B. Vigario, a 12-pound son.

ROBINSON. At Dr. Bonds sanitarium in Hanford, Sunday, Oct. 2(5, 1902, Ada, infant daughter of Marion Robinson and wife, aged 3 months. The body was removed to the home of the parents yesterday, who live near Orangeville.

The funeral services were held from the family residence today, Rev. J. W. Bagby officiating. Interment in Grangeville cemetery.

DYRE. At the home of his parents, 6 miles north of Hanford, Saturday. Oct. 25, 1902, Earl, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

M. Pyre, aged 9 months. Funeral services were held from the family residence today at 10 a. Rev. E.

Bond officiating. Interment in Grangeville cemetery. CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS. Causes a dull pain in the back, loin or groin; causes you to puff up under the eyes: frequent desire to uriuate, scanty supply, scalding, irritation, dark colored, scanty, turbid urine. Leads to Bright's disease.

Should you need evidence that you have catarrh of the kidneys, fill a clean glass bottle with urine ind let it stand twenty-four hours, li there is sediment or settling it is evi dence that you have catarrh of the kidneys or bladder, and should not delay taking S. B. Catarrh the effectiveness of which is soon realized. After taking S. B.

Catarrh Cure for one week according to directions, fill a hot tie writh urine, let stand twenty-four hours and you will lie surprised at the change, all dqe to the effect of S. B. Catarrh Cure. For sale by all druggists. Book on Catarrh free.

Address SmUh Fresno, Cal. SURE CURE FOR i i Itching piles produce moisture and cause itching. This form, as well as blind, bleeding or protruding piles, are cured by Dr. Bo-san-kos Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding.

Absorbs tumors. 50 cents a jar at druggists, or sent by mall, Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa.

For sale by Cousins Howlands, druggists Stock of Merchandise and Store Flx-ures for Sale. Bids will be received up to the hour of 12 on Monday, Oct. 27th, for the sale of the stock of merchandise, also store fixtures, contained in the former store of the Lemoore Rochdale Company. For full particulars inquire of the Secretary of said company, E. G.

Walker, Lemoore Indian corn wanted at the Hanford flour mill. Before selling call on us and find out the price, dw-tf We have purchased the Cyclone wire fence business of F. H. Mer-. chant and are prepared to build your fence ou short notice.

Call at the ranch of Mrs. M. A. White or address TIMMONS P. O.

Box 461 RGMOVHC Having removed my stock of AGRIUCLTU-KAL IMPLEMENTS, BUGGIES, CARTS, HARNESS, Etc. to my new location 219 N. IRWIN STREET Just north of Vendome hotel, I shall be pleased to see all my old patrons and many new ones R. G. WHITE thing, have gained in strength and en-, joy hard work.

They give vigorous! health and new life to weak, sickly, I run-down people. Try them. Only 50c at Hefton Co.s drug store. 1.