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PAGE FOUR. THE HANFORD JOURNAL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1908. REPAID ID DEED GY THEF1 BIDDYS DEATH W.M.HEFTON SEE Ol'R WIN OWSi Tissue Paper Tags and Seals LEADING DRUGGIST INQUEST THROWS NO LIGHT ON WAY IN WHICH CHIEF MET HIS DEATH. HAD REUSE BELONGING TO BENEFACTOR WHEN RUT IN JAIL. Girls School Shoes Our line in Viei Kid, made with heavy soles, broad toes and patent tips 8k to 11 $1.25 1 lHto 2 $1.50 The Same Styles in BOX CALF 8k to 11 $1.50 11 to 2 $1.75 Steele Rehoefer Reliable Footwear.

Toilet and Manicure Sets We are showing Hanfords largest arid most complete line of Toilet andJManicure Sets. We have them in Alligator, Gazelle, Stag, Pyralin and Ebony Backs. 2 PIECE SETS, Comb and Brush, in neat box $1.75 to $4.00 3 PIECE SETS, Comb, Brush and Mirror; Alligator, Gazelle or Stag Backs. LARGE SETS, consisting of Comb, Brush, Mirror and Manicure tools, in different backs. Priced from $4.00 to $12.50 12 and 15 piece Sets in ebony; Comb, Brush, Mirror and Manicure tools, packed in a handsome leatherette box.

$20. 00 and $25.00 MANICURE SETS, 4 to 9 pieces; Alligator, Gazelle and Stag $2.50 to $7.00 A complete line of An acceptable gift. Brownies for the youngsters $1.00 to $9.00 Folding Kodaks for the $100.00 LEATHER GOODS Hanfordsonly completeline. Hand bags, card cases, wallets, cigar cases and traveling rollups. ALLIGATOR HANDBAGS: Horn-back or plain leather lined, gilt or gun metal trimmings, inside coin and card case $5.00 to $20.00 SWACGER BAGS in seal grain leather, strap handles, inside coin purse.

HAND BAGS, seal or grain leather, strap handles, gilt or gun metal trimmings, inside coin purse, $3.00 to $15.00. CARD CASES, grain or seal leather, $1.00 to $9.00 WALLETS, grain or seal leather leather or silk lined, 2 or more pockets, $1.00 to $6.00 Cigar Cases, telescope or old style; grain, seal or to $5.00 Traveling Roll-ups, 3 to 7 pieces $1.50 to $10.00 JEWEL AND CUFF BOXES Jewel Boxes, gold plated, velvet lined, fancy designs. Puff Boxes, gold Jplated or glass. Hair Receivers, artistic designs. BABY SETS Baby Sets, 3 pieces, celluloid comb, brush and rattle.

Baby Sets, 4 and 5 pieces, celluloid comb, brush, rattle, puff and soap box, packed in a neat box. Rattles, celluloid 25c, 35c and 50c American and French Perfumes, latest oders, in fancy decorated boxes. Priced from 25c to $7.50 Toilet Waters and Sachets. BRUSHES II a and Adams Brushes, in Ebony, Turtle Ebony and Rose Wood. Hair Brushes $1.50 to $5.00 Clothes Brushes $1.50 to $3.00 Hat Brushes $1.00 and $1.25 CUTLERY Gillette Safety Razors, stand and combination sets $5.00 to $10.50 Ioeketknives, 2 5 blades, pearl handles $1.00 to $2.50 Pearl handled Files, Cuticle Knives, etc.

Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Pens Plain or Mounted $1.50 to $10.00 fe pm is'fe p'U Watermans Ideal Fountain Pens Plain or MounLed $2.50 Lo $10.00 Last NO EVIDENCE OF INTOXICATION ON DAY PREVIOUS TO HIS DEATH WAS NOTED. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 22. Ex-; animation of half a dozen witnesses, before a coroner jury yesterday failed to throw any additional light upon the manner in which J-Biggv, late chief of the police department, met bis death in the waters of San Fraicisco bay.

Coroner Leland succeeded in accounting ior every movement of df'ad official on the; afternoon and evening of Xov. .10, the night of his death, hut all the; witnesses agreed that Thief Biggy was in his usual spiiiis; that he showed no evidences of intoxication.) and that there was no apparent rea-1 son why tie should commit suicide. On the afternoon in question, how-1 ever, the chief had complained to sev- era! persons that he was being shad--owed by private detectives, but he circumstance was a source of annoy-' ance rather than depression. Engineer Murphy of the Patrol told of the visit to Relvedere and his discovery that the chief was missing, i He testified that the dead official had referred to the fact that he was being shadowed and expressed a desire to avoid the searchlights of ferry boats. After hearing some further testimony tiie jury retired and after deliberating for a short time returned a verdict to the effect that the death of Chief rfiggy was duo to accidental drowning.

TO ATTEND MEETING OF TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. C. (. Childress, principal of tiie i Bakersfield high school, arrived in Hanford last Saturday and is spend- ing this week here visiting his fain-; ily. Next week he will go to tiie coast lo attend the meeting of the State Teachers association.

If You Read This It will be to learn that the leading cal writers and teachers of all the several schools of practice recommend, in th strongest terms possible, each and every Ingreuient entering into the composition of Iir. Pierces Holden Medical Discovery (or the cure of weak stomach, dysp psia, catarrh of stomach, "liver complaint, torpid liver, or biliousness, chronic bowel affections, and all t-alarihul diseases of whatever region, name or nature. It ts also a specific remedy for all such chronic or lung standing cases of catarrhal affections and their resultants. jig bronchial, throat and lung disease (except consumption) accompanied with severe coughs. It is not so good for acute colds and coughs, but (or lingering, or chronic cases it is esoecially efficacious in producing perfect cures.

It contains Black Cherrvbark, tioldcn Seal root, Bloodroot, Stone root. Mandrake root and Queens root all or winch are highly praised as remedies for all the above mentioned affections by such inineut medical writers and teachers as Prof. Bartholow, of Jefferson Med. Coi-Rp Prof. HareeT the Univ.

of Prof. M. of Leo-nett Med. Vpliege, Chicago; Prof. John King, M.

If. of Cincinnati; Prof. John M. SeiidderrAl. of Cincinnati Prof.

Edam MTRiJe. M. of Hahnemann Med. CyfTig'b Chicago, and scons of jlLeryt tprfaily eminent in their several xhigr( practice. "t.oulen ModRiil Discovery is the endorsement -v 1: in any nujHLiticiI-Ll': i.nrv publicity 01 Its aj I (Mi hkiiT possible guaranty of its merits A glance at this published formula will show that "(mlJi'ii Med.

cal In-iowry" contains no po'-onou-. harmful nr halut-forniingdrugs arid no ah ohoi chemicailv pure. triple-rciUe veerine Dung instead. Glycerine is entirely unobjectionable and Pe'-iUes is a most useful agent in tiie cure of al! sionun-h as veil throat and lung affection-. There Is the highest muiical authority for its use in all swell cases.

Tiie, "Discovery "is a concentrated glyceric extract of native, medicinal roots and is safe and reliable. A booklet of extracts from eminent, medical authorities, endorsing its ingredients mailed lne on request. AildrMl Dt. K. V.

Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. GO TO THE MAPLE GROVE CREAMERY FOR Maple Grove Creamery Butter, Pasteurized Milk and Cream. PHONE MAIN 48. East End 7th St.

Hanford Cal. New Jewelry Store Call at the new Jewelry Store. First class watchmaker, 20 years experience. R. MASAI, Prop, 1181 East Sixth St The Journal has the largest circulation In Kings county and hence is the best advertising medium.

COIN IN PURSE WHEN MISSED WAS STILL THERE WHEN PRISONER WAS SEARCHED. Jose Villaneuva. a Mexican, is under arrest on the charge violating the city ordinance prohibiting the appearing of a person on the street in a drunken condition, but before he is through with the deal he may have a charge of larceny placed against him by W. M. Joplin, who claims the ownership of the purse which was found in the Mexicans possession when arrested by Officer Conard Sunday evening.

Monday morning City Marshal Frederick noted the resemblance between the purse owned by the Mexican and tiie one reported lost by Mr. Joplin, and calling the latter into consultation, it was found that on the day that the purse was lost, Villanueva was one who helped look for the same. A part of the $5.50 which the purse contained when lost was still in the purse, and as the man was thought to have been broke it would seem that he came into possession of the money in a peculiar way. The Mexican was taken in and Sheltered by Mr. Joplin and in this w'ay.

he has repaid the latter for bis kindness. When City Recorder Camp is able to be out the case will be taken up and very likely a complaint will be bled charging larceny as stated. 4. 4. INSTRUMENTS RECORDED.

4. i 4 Reported ly the Hanford 4 4. Abstract Company. 4 4. 4.

4 4 4 4 1 1 4" 1 1 4 4 4 1 Dec. 21. Deed. Carter Sweeney to Antone Bezel'll. Dee 15, us, $10 Beginning at a point of Douty St, of 10 cor of line of Vi of 'i of 1 of 25-18-2 1 1 3 0 ft, 75 ft, Dili ft, 7 5 ft.

11 .1 Whitley to Ross Id Whitley Dee 15, OS, $10 Lot 39, block 24, Corcoran. Davenport et al to Ran dolpli, Nov 30, OK, $2000 of 10 Vi of 13-23-2 2. II I. Hanson to Aithur I) Anderson, Dee 11, OK, $10--Lots 2G and 40, Crowell subd of 4 of 30-1N-2 2. Deed of Release.

Title Ins Trust Co to Kendall, Dee 14, OK Lots 11 and 12, block 202, Hanford. Mortgage. A 1 vot'd to Mary Alvord, Dec 19, OS, $000, due July 21, 09, 8 per cent Lot 7 in Riddle's subd of 10 Vi of 35-18-21. Mrs Cl Covert to Fred Foster, Dec IK, OS, $200, 1 year, 8 per cent. I.ots 7, and 9, block Armona.

Homeland Realty Co to Security Savings bank, Oct 2:5, 08, 1 2 1 0 0 2 years, 10 per cent Land in the Homeland reclamation district in Tp 23, 22, and in Tp 24 22 E. Release. Security Savings bank to Houte-land Realty Co, Dec 12, OK. A Crowell to Hanson, Dec 12, 'OK Lots 26 and 40, Crowells subd. Assignment.

II McKee to Thos Sykes, Dec 18, OS of Vi of 1-19-21. Security Savings bank to Homeland Realty Co, Oct 25, 08. Homeland Realty Co to Security Savings bank, Oct 25, 08. CUT FLOWERS, RERRTES, ETC. In connection with her display of haiVl embroidery, hand painted china and other fancy work, Mrs, Nelson will show a beautiful line of cut flowers, holly berries and greens at McCourt Newport's store Wednesday and Thursday.

69-69 For the benefit of those desiring to witness the production of Ben Hur at Fresno the Southern Pacific will run a special train back from Fresno' to Lemoore, leaving Fresno about midnight of December 23. Regular train leaves Hanford for Fresno at 5:10 p. ra. Fare for round trip, $1.20. 67-69 BULBS.

Hyacinths and narcissus, at nursery yard. Douglass Thorne. 66-71-dw 9 i i 9 i 4 I j)( 4 During Lhe lasL shopping days you always have buy tne hardest ones on your list 4 A' Come Here for Your Christmas Selections The Hard Ones presents to select. Youll find it easy to make a selection here, on of the large variety of lines we carry. a few to account Apricot Pits for Fuel $3.50 Per Ton Delivered As Cheap as Oak Wood at $4 Per Cord Phone Main 144 G.

Starkweather Hay For Sale W. S. Bloyd 301 E. Ninth St. Phone Black2.

Prompt Delivery. MONEY I have an unlimited amount of money to loan on first mortgage on improved Farm lands. LoanB from $500 to $50,000 will be accepted on approved security. Lowest rates of interest 7 to 7J percent, ten years time. Drop me a line if you are interested or better still, come in and talk it over.

I am making loans every day to others, and you might as well have some of this money. T.Gr.JSpik.e LATON, CAL California FlowersA I 4 dozen, 4 Carnations, 25c per $1.50 per 100. Roses, 50c per dozen, per 100. Asparagus Plumosus Sprays, $1.00 per 100. Asparagus Sprengerii Sprays, $1.00 per 100.

Asparagus Plumosus Strings, 35c-50c each, 8 ft. long. Smilax, 15c per string, $1.50 per dozen 4 4 Ji 4 I i 4 i If Funeral Designs made and telegraphic shipped on orders. Special Rates to Dealers. Agents Wanted.

4 i i 4 i 4 4 Armacost Ocean Park, Nurseries California. DOYLE BROS Proprietors of the Fresno Marble and Granite Works Importers and Manufacturer! Marble Granite Monument: HEADSTONES, SARCOPHAGI. TABLETS, MAUSOLEUMS, COPING and all other kinds of CEMETERY WORK. 4 lli. H27.

1829, 11 I Fresno Classified Ads. bring results. Xmas'Postals Hanfords LargesL As-sorLmenL 2 for 5c Lo 25c each. r'u rfe i 4 4 9 9 9 i 9 i Gifts for Man or The Kind Theyll Appreciate A fine suit of Clothes, a $22.50 and $25.00 value Capps 100 per cent pure wool, in the latest cut, a material and color; best tailoring. Only $18.00 Great line of $12.50 and $15.00 suits, values you will be asked that much or more by other dealers.

Here only, for $9-75 and S11T5 4 OCR LUMBER SPELLS "QUALITY. It started on the high road to lumber success way back in the woods years ago. If you want to build let us give you an ebdmate. HANFORD LUMBER CO. PhoHe Main 1.

L. H. Pratt Manager. CALIFORNIA'S BEST MOUNTAIN RESORT, FRESNO HOT SPRINGS Automobile leaves Coalings for the springs daily. Write for rateB and other Information.

B- 8. BENNETT, Proprietor Fresno Hot Springs via Coalings, Cal. Wm. D. Gordon Carpenter and Cabinet Maker Work in my line promptly attended to.

Telephone Main 1532. Classified Ads. bring results. 5 9 9 5 i 9 14 I 4 4 n.4.4 n.4 nM.4n.44.4n4n.4 2h, 5 and 10 ACRE TRACTS THE THOMPSON COLONY! Are a good investment for a home or for speculation. Rich soil for vineyard or orchard.

Land is adjacent to Hanford townsite and is settling up rapidly. Values bound to increase with the setting out of trees and vines and other development work on the colony. Prices reasonable, easy terms. See Wm. H.

JONES. Manager Artesia Hotel, Hanford..