7 research outputs found
Sampasādanīyasuttavaṇṇanā : an annotated translation and a critical study
No full textThis project is divided into two parts. The first part is an investigation of two of the sixteen ānuttariya-s (unsurpassable-s/excellences) of the Buddha elaborated by Sāriputta in the Sampasādanīya-sutta; namely, bhassa-samācārā (the Buddha’s excellence in discoursing on proper conduct in speech) and on sassatavāda (the Buddha’s excellence in discoursing with regard to the eternalist doctrines). In the chapter on bhassa-samācārā, its four components have been critically examined in comparison with the components of sammā vācā in order to point out how the Buddha’s proper conduct in speech is distinct from sammā vācā, which is prescribed for his disciples, and his skill in discoursing on the topic. And, in the chapter on Sassatavāda versus Ucchedavāda, the core teachings of eternalism and materialism have been critically evaluated followed by the Buddhist critiques of the both. Canonical evidences point that the Buddha had different attitudes towards eternalism and materialism, although he completely rejected the two. This part of the study primarily investigates why the Buddha was different in his attitudes towards Sassatavāda and Ucchedavāda.
The second part of the project is an annotated translation of the Sampasādanīyasuttavaṇṇanā, the commentary on the Sampasādanīya-sutta. In the course of the translation, which is carried out mainly based on the Pali Text Society edition, the Burmese, the Sinhala and the Thai editions are examined to identify their variations and errata within in order to present the meaning of the text accurately and articulately. Wherever required, canonical and commentarial explanations of key terms of the text are provided in footnotes as annotations, followed by critical views of contemporary scholars. Although several studies on the qualities of the Buddha have been produced, however, there have not been sufficient research on the sixteen ānuttariya-s. On the other hand, the translation of the commentary is the first ever English translation. Therefore, both the study and the translation serve as significant source for the study of the Buddha’s intellectual qualities, particularly the sixteen ānuttariya-s.published_or_final_versionBuddhist StudiesDoctoralDoctor of Philosoph
More than Just Music: Four Performative Topoi, the Phish Phenomenon, and the Power of Music in/and Performance
Get PDFThis article explores the relevance performance studies to music scholarship by doing three interrelated actions. First, the author reassesses Pelias and VanOosting’s influential essay “A Paradigm for Performance Studies,” and suggest that their four performative topoi offer important insights into establishing transdisciplinary connections between music scholarship and performance studies. The second and third prongs of the essay unfold as the author moves through a discussion of two scholars’ work and approaches to music and performance studies, Philip Auslander’s and himself. Reflecting on the author’s research on the U.S.-based band Phish and its scene, he attempts to leave the reader with a deepened understanding of (some of) the interconnections between music and performance studies
A Phan on Phish: Live Improvised Music in Five Performative Commitments
Get PDFExplored as a series of five interrelated performative commitments, the author takes seriously the notion that live musical performance, especially when it is pervaded by an improvisational ethos, can be quite powerful and well worth close examination. In particular, the band Phish, with its devout subcultural following of “phans,” is mined as a rich site for critical, theoretical, and descriptive fodder. The author writes as both a phan and a scholar, drawing from his own experiences seeing Phish live on many occasions as well as from an interdisciplinary body of scholarly literature. The essay provides insight not only into the Phish phenomenon but also into the intersections of performance, communication, popular music, and critical cultural studies
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Frazer & Cos
Great PRE INVENTORY Sale
From January 3rd to January 22d
AN EVENT OF ECONOMIC POSSIBILITIES WITHOUT PRECEDENT.
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR TWO STORES NOT COVERED BY MANUFACTURERS' CONTRACTS IS MARKED AT A REDUCTION VARYING FROM
10 PER CENT TO 80 PER CENT
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IF YOU WANTA YARD OF MUSLIN WHY-NOT BUY IT AT A BARGAIN: IF YOU WANT A WOMAN'S SUIT YOU WILL FIND . "
THEM AT THE MOST ASTONISHINGLY.LOW PRICES, WHILE MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS AT OUR MEN'S STORE ARE MARKED
TO CREATE A SENSATION. WE WANT THE TRADE OF PALO ALTO AND WE MEAN TO GET IT. WE ARE SELLING THE
PRESENT STOCK TO PAVE THE WAY FOR GREATER FUTURE RESULTS. WE ASK OUR CUSTOMERS 1*6 EXAMINE FOR
THEMSELVES AND BE CONVINCED THAT A SAVING SUCH AS THEY NEVER DREAMED OF CAN BE EFFECTED AT THEIR
VERY DOOR. OUR PRESENT STOCK MUST AND WILL BE FORCED INTO CONSUMPTION NO MATTER HOW GREAT THE
SACRIFICE
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,UES WE OFFER ARE THE PRIZES WE BESTOW.
Household Furnishings
Sheets and Sheetings
Blanltets am' Quilts
Bleached and Unbleached Mualins
Outing Flannels
Wsah Dress Goods
DEPARTMENTS INCLUDED AND PARTICIPATING IN THIS SALE ARE:
Wool Dress Goods
Silks
Ribbons
-Gloves' Hosiery '-.
Worhetv'trsnd Children's Undergarment-
Millinery
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Men's and Boys' Hats
Laces and Neckwear
.Men's Hosiery
Men's and Women's Neckwear.
Notions and Fancy Goods .
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, N. B.—FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PART
OF THE COUNTRY AROUND ON PACKAGES
OF tlii IN VALUE AND UPWARDS.
FRAZER & CO.
POSITIVELY NO GOODS WILL BE SOLD
TO DEALERS.
Discusses Problem
of the Unemployed
AUK TH*. MOt Ot'T.OF 1VOI.K TO
lillMi: THAT Tiii::ti: AUK
NM JtalltT
only erlm* la that of poverty Bid!* Wfc** * I**-*0* srrealed tor rlola^i No woader Chicago Insist* spos
tOM.1iBBn.ansT Ar* th*** tn*n<-*ot l,0B °f th* ■•»!"*- '»*'-*«» haughtily having a local man a* assistant sec-
clttassa with at Issst mini "I- r«",--w. •-• ».•■'" •*»■-»■
rights? It woald ao-abtless b* ■«*' "ar" *° »• -he9X *10 t"**°"
plaaaaDl -If thaw gsa.rr -woald in «<■ to lh* tin
off the tarlh. sow'that
Kdttor' Tim**: Certain atate-
jnetita Id local papers'ot recent date
IB relation to'th* hobo evil ara. 11-
Inatrsttoas ot th*) one-aided rise/ of
that question .adopted br nio*t pa-
asts. ' Tbat .view la from tb* top.
aM*. Allow m* to .1 resent tb* view
ot the man on the under aide. -Tha
anas oat ol tail tr*' grstslioaslr
Snd characterUllrally -denominated
is moat paper*-a* ths "No Work
"Order." hoboes, rold gentry, etc. It'
a* aasumed first' that these jwotile
'wtll'bol work, and otcoca. that they
■ Br*> lb*e author* of recent holdup*.
■' Now., aerloual". lather* any work
fp" tbee* n*& io, ttb? - Wbo are
'th.*-., -itoboes, the** "blanket itifta"?
Tb*1 *t>s tb* men wb6 have' dob*
.*£.« ^torh ea tb* frultraocJje* and Is
lap making houtea thla summer and
fall, wm row :-u mr what work
there la for them tt, do now* Ar*
- ther -0*|Kin»IIile lot Ut* lack
of [ot . We are well swgr* that
'the hi* jo .;v.l was not prevalent Ibis
•BBaBer, the** men war* at work
then, tof tha aimple reason that
. work wm to bs bid. Tbey. work*d
i -last, tor the nosllleant turn of one
dollar.to one dollar and a half
Car. and boarded th,enia*tvaa. Their
bank accoBBt* are. bo tusp-cled of
being perilously low, Therefore, arrest them on aae'plrloa of beiotpoor
and Jail them: ot. better *llll, oi
advtc* at our local Ma teaman,
. parvlsor Mitchell,
"Put the g*ntry to work on the
- rock crusher." Tbaa the county of
'.- Batata Clara, br robbing them atlll
.farther of their labor, can 40 a bit
at clever baelpesa In, malting cheap
road material.
Tbe lovely Christian morality of
tbt* prapoattlOB ia.' whea a man
. alms 11- down lump on. blm w
•ansta, ■';<*.' It.thtr* nothing that can
■sal.* Cnrtttlap people »*• tb* enor-
. m'-*7 Of tbta proiiosed criminal out
Maw? What right- haa the county
la th* t.nrsaalted toll of men who**.
•* rant ami
pl*r them, bat neat *amm«r a loud
err wo*t*>"*rl** for tbla asm* de-
aplsed and bstset gentry to work oar
field* and orchard*. Te*. are may. inalnn Time*,
by' brutal treatment, tit\w tin
home!*** away rrom our classic prs»j hh
clncl*' to other netghborlna precincts; the* *a»:iy Is the unemployed problem .Battled for Palo
'■',..
O that commoa b*bs* stst* catch
ing aad .as epidemic should ,arla*
aatoag the otnelalt. newspapers and
clUa*na ofBant* Clar* coaaty- Bat,
asr Boat*, th*** boboes are gslity of
ths holds pa aad other crimes of re-
rent occurrencee. Omolacleni ones!
Which btftoeeT All of them? by alt
as arrest every oaa oat of work
-—you mar thus-get th* criminal, (to
alno'ros might br arresting all corny-
marrlal irarelera, iBsolvant tradesmen, dtaaolnt* gullded youth, but or-1
dinar!!y we only arrest Indlt(duals'
on definite chsrge*. *But (be man I
est of work Is th* twentieth' ten-l
tsrr "nigger" with no l*s«Il or hu-j
jnan right*. Tha real, -trim* of
the** BMSta being boot. We havs
B legal nam* tor thla crlm*: It la
"tagrancy.". A .man leaving • one
unity for anothtr la a'tagraat
It h* bs fssBnlls**, evan though be
as looking for work. • Delightful
medieval America which drive* It*
eerfe- from" tbe land and then tor-
tare* them for wandering. W* have
not progrraa*! mncit alnco Ihe Mm*
of H**rr VIII of England. If crime
be committed br son** of the** penal.ee* stag, ara ther fu 11 fit rw-
anonslbl*? At* ther not entitled to
ta* least the law- allow*' them, thst'
I*, to be charted with' a r-al crime
before arrewt? Mscearetr roars.
RESPECTABLE CtTlltCN.
Alter all. who U better *t,alpped
than John W. Oates lo gtvn advlc*
Is the matter of gambling T—Waab-
n»l|iry of taa trsaaury. Why.
moar a Oo. Bra aaaklng only II par
cant net profit these days:—Detroit
Journal.
Job printing at Tha Tin
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The merchandise advertised in The
Times is thoroughly dependable
and can be purchased at less cost,
no risk, and mote satisfaction than
equal goods can be secured from
city stores doing mail order business. Read our advertisements and
buy what goods you need through
vour home merchants.
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BK lUDtllBLS AKO alAKK fOBll LOVKI> OXKB A I'llKSKNT
OT MEKIT. WHAT BICTTim THAN A IXTT OK SMAIL
rAIUtT BOW AHi: TIIX-K: .
rl.ooo tiays lot 100ali\ oa Webster aUweC Oood. ■ "S,
s*0OO bag* tat lOOriao aw Webster attar***. V-ry rsioliw.
S.-I.04V0 bays lot lOOilll oa Uavrrlry atrrrl. Vrry tltolrr.
Bevrrsl aloe 1*1*1* aasale oerraawtls, brerr larwse and pataltrr
iBBnsssBB' aaBssnss
astarfltVld aad Palo' Alto Bead,
more than anything et«*. lsdo*|rle*
that will give eoatlasoaa *mptoy-;
mani. at a fair rata of wa*-*. to a
tsrg* aetaber of men A towa assy
bs prosperosa wltboat a- payroll,'
bst it-will b* mora pnwperout wlthl
as*. Tba eomm-rnal hogl*a of ih«'
two towns aboald pall togstber la',
as effort to get factories . located j
here —Mayfield News.
I0HN F. BYXBEE
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B. F.BELL
baa raataal tb. R, B. Ball atal.le J * S ***Wt..">,i,hltt.
.'-»"• —■■- »—-j mmZi, ?:?*??£.
. araone. and will aril hones and new ' • Ram* and Bacsaa. rtsh, l-wsl-
'asd tscoad-hSBd vehicle* ' • trr BBd tVlirrtrie.
J ■Vlt-srsraate 1C ■ j ++*•*-**** as^s-awa-tw
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P.4LO ALTO LAIJ1VI>RY CO.
. The o-aly bant wee*. Jap** eats Ia*a.*di-y. Is everr tessiBBl Bawt-
ctatta swasfc cassawaswavl. Owe frier la as' law s* asaawata. T*a ana
tdwagefcad aa at >*4 *********** ajajga** ***nl Amo.
Pwaas annaZ.
„ ™y 'i'rSivKres;
ssj^^p.'&Sm'srd
a-y tsttwe aatats. gsa* la* aw* 1 - liTT
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awattwaw ^asy, ar t^a* ttw sassst* *-—%.
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Sianford Meat Co.
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F.1C.HT PAGB8.
PALO ALTO, CAL.,
. !ii"l;-;|i\v. PEB ii.
EIGHT
DIAMOND
Ron* PAIXT Mill .top yumrlaxk*. IT V>KIK» ol |< kl.V. |M
iiKwt i\ inni-i. vkkv rorca %\i> ki-wtm*. .pr.*.,*-. -.*--•■>
nod 1* ■ pres*rreoti%o tor non km. TtM*.|*H, I-KS**T-:i*i****T>i. ot t.
Itl ll.lMM.*i ..,.,1 I. mtmmj* read} tm mm.
ONE-GALLON CANS 75c
FIVE-GALLON CANS 350
I aim** In anal set a (•■ ila-V trlllr*** J**Oa* nil ..U,ul Ha iiutl.- iU|H-ni.r
a)IUi|ll.a*a ait Ihr
PALO ALTO HARDWARE CO.
V V V
• Vim* aVlgori i Ytlalitvl
i.!*-ti-n ti Ihe .ila.lolii of the
•age* through tb* age* urg.ag ><•<)
'.„ . :,■ *!„ II a Ila. ...... ..till VlUtll '
nlv*. imi |mw*r iu earn the moat.
Heed the rail, iouub man, >ou,tm
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wo'hau. und read thr anawer lu th.-
attainment of «ai-r-**M
!>•;. mul Iom Atart today
■.n.l wig. "Make hav while the Hi
And tot •• ha*ip nm in
! table ready lo ttteet ibe storm* nf
. later year*.
END COMES TO BAKERY EXPERT BOOIH HOME WILL
JOHN 8. M'ABEE PUBLISHES BOOK GIVE SHOW HERE
Wrl! Known a* Rancher and at Reaident of Palo Alto Aboul to Chi.dren of Orphan.,*.- Kxpect to
rounder of Monterey Beach Naur Largest Cake-Making Present Elal^'-ic Affan
Resort Volume Ever Printed m Mm* ■-
P.*thei nt Mm. C L Smith ol Author Trained in London and Clever Individual*} *»-*■ Group*-
Palo Alto Die* at the Pars* Hai Been nt Worl. Preparing lot Puftlx to
Peninsula Hospital Months at Wtlaon'i Rai»e Is .aula
HOUSE FOR RENT
apply to
DUDFIELD LUMBER CO.
Forest and Alma
Phone 21
Fl RST
.National
Bank
A Good Meal?
Attn cnioving a men! at n IocjiI
ia—tan rant last Haturdav evening
Andr*>« I* to* arose from lha* table.
■ nlked to a rear door, juid expired
before medical aid rould rem 1,
hlui Hanta Clara Journal.
Bar) Mai-Ito In hau unit out 1LVC
invitation* to a dan. e to ba given
la Menlo Park thla Friday night.
RAINCOATS
Guaranteed
We have them
at all prices
25
You Need One Now
WIDEMAN & SON
Tailors Haberdashers
Do you wish to,
buy a little home
on the easy payment plan?
Theae Are Worth Investigating '
I'm- tiH.jn moda-rn collage, on I
Waverley .1-,-rt near I'reabv terian !
Church. urtca* IS.criO Terms t**.'•')
j
stent* at a low rata* of Intererl
81*-room Ituna-nlow, nn Wetistei '
street .lose n I rtlwi.lty innuf
.itiftimt»h*d. prlea f: "iiu T^rmi
Mimii eaab payment, balance in |
n. -ritiily payment* like rent. |o* !
rat** of intereal
J. J. Morris
120 I »lver*ltjr Arr., r*lo Alto J
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Autos For Hire
S*-v en and Ft? e t*a*ta*a**a
I -'iirinrf Car* and T«ii<
25c
' Im li Mi* A be*, after an titties*
[of man} week* died, laai night at
the PaatHwla hoapltal la I'alo Alto,
.aged *>t year*
] Ila waa the father of Mra. Char!**.
i Smith of ;.**:* Poraat avenue
■Ul .if iht> -ninlnUiit mahit-r ol one
ot amn Kr»oe.*a.o* l.aiik. and dl
t-aotOJ of the It rat National Rank of
( I'al.. AllO.
■ Vor year* John He A baa waa identified »ith (arming interest* al San
■Jnan and In tbe Saut« Ctar*. v'a.tev.
.•nil tie ow ned uml founded a aaa*
. >nrt na*ar Monterey known ■ «
vi \u.. I leach
Wherever knuao hv hail many
friend* Ile was u member of
l*> tliUa and of Fraternal Itrottiet
h.HMj.
Th* near--.! surviving ratattvaa
arr hta tHOthet. who r-aaldi-a In Oak
lurid, a Mail arr and two brother*, his
widow. Mra Kdna I. McAba-e, and
thetr flva* rhlldren I .eland MiiAbe*
nr s.in Praaclaeo. Mra c, L, Hmlth
of I'alo Alto. Mrs W A lory of
San Viaarlaeii. Mr* W V Kennedy
ul Sain Jo*e and Mr* K I* Clbnoti
-•r Han rVaaclaeo
The funeral will tie held at tb'
room* of tba- Hen tone I'ndertaklnx
• "(.in|iany In Biin Joae at -' aicloek
tomorrow afterna*on w 111 be at-
ta-mleil only by the relative*, and
the interment wilt follow at the
ak Hill cemetery .. few mile* north
of Ran Jose
College of Pacific Building
\ |*»n i ona-aton frame building fair rlaaartroma .md dorniltor) l-
being i--r- Im! »t tl.e f'ol'ege ->( the
I'm lit.- Th* .-xierinr will lie rov-
a-ri-tl »!llt -emenl plaatar on metnl
^aih and the interior will lie heatr.1
l.v -Lieam and by ..-.en ilraplaa et
Tin. i« to replaee the .-Id batldlai
that *** .|e*traiv»>a| t.V (lie.
BARGAINS
230 Each
2 lots 50x112
near High School.
The Hopkins
Lots
are still for sale at
very low prices anJ
on easy terms.
THE UNIVERSITY
REALTY CO.
I'nIii Alto—San I Vam !*«'■.
AHEAD OF FIRST
February Rainfall First Ten
Days Exactly Equals All
for January
Day by Day Rainfall Shows How
Palo Alto Has Been Given
Soaking
-r.-iir.iin - rainfall m> tn noon to-
Ida), al I'alo Altai. I*. I'. In. he*, aa
I ncalnni the raeotd of I* l> lorhe*
•eblevail ut ".a- hhiiii- data lall year
.Tliia wtnla-i |* now onli a Utile mat-
Iter of '1 of an In.h. not ihe ll.lih
Htu .,f "in- Hit!.- lliiga-r. behind,
ihe wonder record of laai nvmnon \
, liurlng the 1 wemi.four hoiir^ einl-
li.k al noon H"l..y I'ulo Alto got;
'mln Hi the fa.,. io the depth of ll'
or an In.h
It mat l'i* noted thai with onl) i
ifi. iIjih of rebrnarj kob* tb**,
[ monlh a total up to midnight l«i>t I
tOmtimiril on Page Eight •
W II Mroiika. Knallfwuian. ex-
i*e:t t.aket In l-indon 1'j'l. and
New Vofh and mil hoi nf Tha*
PNtatrr *'hef. " a bawtk for hotel
taaker*. ha* now on thc preaaae* aif
The Time* Piihllablng romimni In
Palo \;tn the matter fir what la to
lie the large*! book of re.-Iim-* for
tirnfe*alonal bakers ever I'liMl-'ir.t
m tha> toiled States.
Ilroaik* wa* ln the baker, depart
ment of the famous in-ei-i. i.ion-
•tr ('O aif London and in the Lakcrv
department of Riimi-eliiunei * In
Pari*
In IVn? t,e came lo the I nlteil
States and apent two vear* in
laakerles In and near New Yairk rlty
He wa* then appointed .oiitrlbut
ing eafltor fnr tbe Amerl. an Trade
j I-ubllahlns t'ou.iiani and went nn
lour of Ruroin*. the eastern atate*.
Canada. v|*lt|ng In every Important
rtty the large bakerle* and cracker
1'l.u.ta Hiid writing ti|i anything nf
Intereal In a profawalonal way for
the reader* of the Baker's Weoklr
and Ihe Cracker linker, both trade
periodical* published In New York
| Sn,,-.I a-men ting the eipert p**a**tt-
ial ftperlenr* he had already had In
Uindmi and Pari* bakeahoiis of high
rank thi* tniirtnc and inclght Into
the meihi.da of llie leading bakery
lilania of tlu< cMllaad world gave
Ilra-oka unuaual n*i|aortonlty to see
the ileve.iiiuiieiita. of llie bakery In-
Idnstry nnd for the romptlatlon of
| data for a Ix-ok* on the hakerv l.ual-
iie-L. Aii, h a hook a* he 1> now jiuh-
l|*hin« al The Ttmat plan) for distribution among the i.ru(-*raa.|oaal
haken and erarker-maklng worker*
of the Potted State-. Canada and
Knglixli.peaking foral#n '"iintrlaas
Drooka came from Xew York to
CaHlornla In November of l^t.: nml
for lite p«a| fourteen month* ha*
b*.n lorata*d In Palo Alto lu Ibe dual
'i.T'ltv of ei|.ert rake baker for
U il-on ■ a0aj „,, ei|aerlmeiiter on
aarioua iixlpe* he had raillerted
h - mi lour The iea.i|lt la thai
I.t- big boob. eniit|a-i| "Mfltlal Prar-
lleal t'aka Ila king will be the b**-*t
I.e knows Irom all aource*' and of
thing* he ha* personal)) triad and
proven a* a (iraa-llral baker
Brooks li • (Hntun-* live It a young
man. aiiwirentl) about ll year* of
"'
The toy* and girl* ol ttw Ma*c4
llooth ,lloni# ba»# kegua at«btt**a»
l*.r**iiaa-aip'n* fnr a big dramatic a«4
r.tuataal enteriAimv.ent tbej* tmrpaaa
giving In I'alo Alio -dim evtnlag ttt
March
Their Idea i* to then the tiubita-
what the home ha* In tal*at foe •
<oma-.li. darning, i-ktla. aoaga. In-
a i rumen tai **tnote and pantomime aa
jo outgrowth of the ,-le**r .title a*.-
lertamment* trained for and pea
»ente.| it lat-tkfta Ilmaa during tba
past seven months ia tba irasaKiy
hall at Ihe home hv the Ulac Club.
wlti.-h 1* a tiKiel) of rhoaan ulaat.
within the oridiaaag*
What ihe home haa fa tralaaat
and dormant latent wa* aorprtstngtr
ahown Krldav night during one of
Ihe Initiation, nf the Lilac Clnfc.
when live ne** member* war* taken
into the mm-letv after having dwalt
st the home at leaat threw moath*-
and -.rover-. a< .-eotalvle for piember-
shlp
The iniina prwpaa'a *ocfetT of tba
Ilatitlat Church wa* there Ml epeetal
Invitation tn wjtne** Ihe program,
wbafa, .i>n*i*la-d of *aang*. mualeal
numbei* humoroa* skit* aod tba
Initiation of the n**-n|<hyta*. who entered ln darknaaa and paawaw
through the rltuallatta -eremoay. baC
when the lights (la*tied oa ameh lal-
tlata waa rwvealad mada up wltb
black ring* around eyea end month,
»ith forehead stneara and a red.
red nose.
Thoae who have st'end**-d any of
th* Ulnc Club enfertainmawta at the
Maud Hrmtit bom* need no aiplaaa-.
tlon as to tbe *ort of fua aad ]uv«-
nlle elererneae that bubble-* forth
when tha boys .md girls gat np a
program '
Hut tor the lomlng formal ahow
apa-rlai effort* are to be mada lo put
a premium nn the lt,o»l !al*r**ttgg
fealura** warh little group ta capable
of i-reaaentlng Hlanfor-d *tad*nta
and others are to help In tralalog
the iftrtou* acta
The ohje.1 of tha entertalnmvst
li. to help develop the fund needed
to eteit a building for tba bors Tha
glrta already hate a commodtoajs
snd iittrartlve plara.
..WI'
llUilng Brooks' stay In Palo \]i.,
Broaai iVn-wn Una glean lilm every
opportunity tn perfect <ert*ln n.
parlmenta In bakery art. and Brook*
la dellxhled with the rbanega that
have ea.me. to htm fnr making all
H*e* t**»! proof
MU. Harlu-r'a School
T.aaa.3M }SO
Rubber Boots
and rubber overshoes are necessities to keep your
feet dry.
We con show you just
what vou w.int.
3Ko\X5"~
Now on Hand
l*t.\\s*i lllMl I i.i.
*i\ run it iti*
iriiKM.i ien \Mitit \cirK
i-..:.r m I-V-mI ami Fuel
W. 0. Horabin
■231.'. II in .In 'n ..anna
.'H.1VK P. A 00.
Shipment of special
importations has-iist
arrived. Make your
selection for that
Spring Suit.
LAUSTEN
The Tailor
109 The Circle
MARQUEE
THEATER
IDEAL HllATINO.
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Mavfield. Cal.
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I-t*—SUED EVERY HATCRD AT,
— AT—.
a_T***lat, Beet* aire Ceaetr, Owl.,
—ST—
W. H. CLIPPERTON.
Ts AdTertlarr_.-~The
Wgla*it» wrrerwitb s Urge suta-cription Hat.
SSS **rrr*lat-* chlrfly among tbe rerr brat
elsst of t*_-o*nsfT* tor bnslni*** mm— *. thrifty
j The foundation of m-ny
s been laid by Jiidicioua adver-
„_; ot eesrr. ds-rrlplios •«*-
_tv ne*tnc*s snd tlUpstcb, and st 8*n
. os arioss.
.n.r..... .O'.
tm _■* WUhtmr la our authorised agent st
.«■
•UTXr-r-OAT, JTNE itb, UTO.
Haaouoaa.—There were only four-
«aaa -oarria-ges in this county U-|
fooath—nota good mouth for gittin'
tad.
*■ ■-»***-: 1
' Haary* Linpord, on optician and
tn. aptwtRrlp-*, etc., committed
i at Baa Joat*, May Hist, by htmg-
ittm biatrar-rf. Disappointment in bnai-
-a-s-atM the oanae.
' ■■-* am —
'Sour Italian uahenneaat San Frnn-
•cioco bare mrt-.e a contrrti-t with Bar-
nuro,, the great showmfin, to c.iptttre
two aea lions for exhibition In New
.fork.
I Tat Central CaHfomlan, piillmhrd at
laa Jnan, has been removi-d to Hol-
iatsr. It ia oaa of tbe best conducted
inland ptrpers ia the State, and wa wish
tha boya rmcocs-i.
saa
. A Keat Papkb.—The Evening Termini, a paper lately started in Oakland, has mads its appumnce In exchange. It is a neat and woll-con-
dncte ( paper, the editnriala being ex-
ct**eeing well written and the locnls
ep.cy. TVq wish tbe publisher*-* long
life and success.
"* ' * ■-*>♦■»-..- . ■
•' Ths New York 5*171 aaya that the
Spaniards In Cab* are fighting only for
money—for an opportunity to pilage
•Cuba as they bare for hundred** of
yean past. On the other hand, the
Cabana are flighting for tteednm from a
rale -which debas**. degrades and in-
rmlts their manhood; that the objects of
their eDdea-mra are solf-govpmment. the
light to think, dftwrnaa and pnblinh their
sfyialonsi, political, social and religious.
tlie right to educate their children, and
the right to disencumber thomBelres of
the carted institution of negro slavery.
■■ *■ ■ i .*♦•*.. *■
Thi Aotioch Ledger aaya tlmt the
Tide Land Commissioner** are -.limit to
undertake the reclamation of Robert.*,'
Ialand, a few miles from Antloch, containing about ninety thousand acres.
Capt. Win. C. Walker is now complcte-
ingthe necess.'vry arrangement* preparatory to commencing tho work,
.■which he will superintend. It is
thought that tho work can' bo completed thia aeoaon. Between 1,000 and
2.000 .men will employed; whether
Chinamen or white men we cannot say.
The cost of reolaniattoa will probably
•not exceed 2 GO per aire. Other work,
ombracing ninety milea of laroo ia plnn-
ned. Two patent ditching machines,
claimed to bs capable of oxen vat ing at
tevoeat of five cents a yard, will be
O-co-rr to hath Dixd with his Boots
ex.— One T. Hylton, the -vagabond editor of Out Maitppa, a paper that bears
the reputtition of being one of the low-
sat and most disreputable published in
the United States, waa shot through
-taa face on Monday last by a gentleman
•t*—rued I-analng, Agent for tha United
SUUa —Intnol Inaarance Company.
-Thk'msm Hylton, who haa ao 1- ng dis-
iTff-—ui the ppofesaion of tonrnallran,
bad pntjU-hr-l three article* reflecting
-an the characteT ef —(r. Liiusitig'B wife.
Mr. L. had on two former occasions requested thia thi na to atop hia abuse, but
tia hod failed to do so, and therefore
took the only r-**wnrt**e left him; and
meeting Hylton Monday morning on
Motrtgomery sti-eot, 8on _>nntoes as attorney for h is
defense. Oar ▼erdict In this case world
bs that It " served Hylton right."
SSS
A FsosAaut Fatal. AccmutT.—The
Alta of the 30th aaya that an accident
aeenredoQ the excursion train of the
Saj_flelU Guard, tho result ot which
was not known at the Lim. of writing,
>ul which woald probably prove fatal.
"When the asoond train of uinetcen airs
feflSan Joae aevend of tho pa-»cngers
remained on the platform. The-Con-
doctor in charge o( (he train and Captain Cuaheoa adviaed them to takt- aesta
in tha cars, there being plenty of room
for all, bat aoaao refttsod and r 'main* d
on the platform. A man whose name
ia unknown, aad to whom lho accident
• zaferTcd to oocorred, aat on' the plat-
form of tha aixth car from the engine,
with hia fee* resting on the steps. Mr.
BIMJIINO ANI> Dt'NMNG.
California mu«t hare more money in
circulation, and use it with a greater
degree of ti-tncstV, or continue a most
abominable credit system, and reap its
ffuits |a t*reu greater prof union than at
present. The settlement of California
by gold hunters has atamped the character of the State moat indelibly. The
ru.xini of tbe period.is: "Oct money
in whatever safe way yon can." As
creditor, a man is to pnt on all he can
however unjust; and na a debtor, he ia
to erode payment of as much aa poa-
Bible. The greatest rivalry exists about
who shall become either bummers or
daua .according the exigendes. oi the
moment. Another way of sanng money
is to borrow all ono can. Thia sponging ori others in a fashionable way la aa
morally wrong and degrading as the un-
fnahionoble loafing round, whatever it
may be goeialty. Brcutise loafers stay
round idling nnd sponging on others,
we need not dans the industrious unemployed with them, unless wo are
idiots and can't help it. There are
many whoso very employment la nothing b-tloaferism. It is amusing to
aee such hammers, when presented
with a bill, pereon.ite the ass in the
lions skin, and think they can get rid
of a creditor by showing how little they
know of the common courte-ries of life,
and what remorkubly rough and coarse
chips (here are from some old block
prub.ib.y if their manm re ore any index
to their bringing up. A man cm lay
no claim:; to being honest if he objects
to paying a just debt. He ought not
to be'dnnrjed, for he should be compelled to pay in a more effective manner. ' Proseritiii-g a bill in actually-doing
a favor: a man should pay cash or call
for his bill when he han the cash. A
rogue will treat his creditor as if he was
little-'bettcr than a thief. A purchaser
must be cajoled and llultered for the
sake of his custom, and then dunned
for tho money. vYh v caunst the creditor
back' out hut iu band from the presence
of su much infernal majesty, with a
polite *'Thahk you" and a reverent
boa*. ■ He is in a freo country, :tnd can
do so if he chooses. Where is the independence In selling one's self soul
and body to ovtny customer from whom
two cents can be realized, and being
almost ready to kiss his boots when he
merely talks of buying? All men are
entitled to the respect thoy deserve and
no more. AVe should treat others with
civility, and demand an equal amount
of courtesy toward ourselves. There
ore too many who dislike such reasonable equality, and, like their sire, usxt-ri
" Alii lu hc things will 1 give thee it
thou wilt fail down antl wumhip me,"
in rtlution to debts, appointments, nnd
everything else. Men of sense prefer
civility uud strictly honest dealing to
abject servility aud swindling, but they
do not inherit the cirtli at present. In
civility to it creditor is one of the in-
grt-dienta of the essenco of meanness
und scum.
[C*abimunl-
tortetl nuiitul perception makes him
believe is so relatively to hii_u-t.lt. He
is either i*lunderiug bis parents aud
grdndj-areuts, or he doea not belong to
the Anglo-Saxon nice—tho greatest the
world ever saw. Probably he is a mougrel by desceut, nnd colls his countrv
by tbo soil in which ho has vegit-Ued
aud tho mud amungat which he has
Iu.-.ili.'.. d. Descent, however, makes lit-
lls diilirciu.-, but puro bluods are certainly as good as mongrels.
TO oi it sinsritiBEiw.
On commencing our E*«r-f»-_p-us*- we
proposed not collecting 'subscriptions
until the expiration of the firat three
months. Thre time haa now expired,
and we sha'l be obliged to all our anb-
acriberrt, wbo have not paid us, to for-
ward the name to us aa noon as oonveni-
eut—for it must be thoroughly understood that our fortune is not equal to
that of the -v/>thschlUla, nor even to
-Tim Pisk, Jr. The following gentlemen are authorixed to receive suba-rip-
tion aud receipt for the aame: Mr. S,
P. Taylor. Mountain View; Mr. J. F.
Rock, Mountain View Depot.
*■" ■ ■■■ •>>*■ ■—.. .* -
• Grva rT Ur.—"vV-iy,'' said Miaa
Anns M. Dk-kinnon, on one occasion,
Stepping toward the footlights and com
mencings leeture with a lofty flight
of eloquence. "Why was I born?"
She {-Aused, and a thrill ran (tnnmgh
the uu.lienee. Again the rich tones of
the winsome woman rolled over the expectant people, aa ahe repeated tha
question, "Why. srsa I bora?" Aad
agaiu ahe paused that the das imprest-ion might be made apon her hearers
KBWg ITl-HSe
.... Badolphe waa the winner of the
billiard match (1,600 up) by fifteen
points. It waa a verv exciting game,
snd fair play prevailed. Dion, after
running 150 in tho 54th innings, misnod
with only 15 to go, and Badolphe, who
bad made 1.471, ran the game out in
the 55tb innings.
Tho President has signed the bill
to enforce Fifteenth Amendment.
... .In the Senate, Mr. Sumner reported a bill incorporating Cyrus tr*.
Field and others oa the Pacific Submarine Telegraph Company, in acconlanoc
with tbe plan of the memorialists.
Tho steamer City of Kaynsa left
Lirr-rpool on the eveuiug of Miy 31st
Car New York. She is only twenty-five
feet long. She carries provisions for
three months. Tbe oaptnin counts on
making tbe passage inside of fifty d-tys,
The crew consists uf one man beside
the captain. A Near Foundlnnd dog
goes oa passenger. New York is the
nominal point of destination, bnt the
captain will make any convenient port
in the United Staton. A large crowd
witnessed her departure.
....It ia officially stated that the
Spanish troops have captured the son
of President CespedesJ A number of
Urge plantations In tho Camnrguny
District have been burned. Seven Cuban prisoners havo been executed by
order ot De Itodaa for having been
concerned in the murder of seven wood
rotters near Puerto Principe. It is
positively asserted that Ct*-spedea in trying to escape to the United Stat, s, but
is prevented by hin partizanB. The in-
srirrectionistK continue to present thrm-
rwdves to the government forces in large
numbers for pardon.
General Bosecranz is about tn
publish an address to the people of the
United States on the subject of a national policy toward ST-xtco. Ho urges
a formal declaration by Congress of a
policy assuring tho Mexican government of the firm sympathy and moral
support of our citizens, and that their
rtghta shall be protected in whatevtt
legitimate enterprises they undertake
in Mexico.
... .A . I -lone special of the 31st says'
tbe escapo of Edward J. Minix, thi'
Fenian Head Centre has caused precautions against a similar attempt by the
remaining prisoners; and Capbtin II tr-
hin commanding the guardhouse, statc*-
that the first man who moves ten feet
beyond the sentry lines will be sho-
down without mercy. Tho effort* of
the United States troops and the M -r-
sbal for tho recapture of M-tnix hnn
up to now boon futile. The United
States Marshal is determined to arrest
every Fenian officer he can find.
.. .The President sent a confidential
message to the Senate June 1st proposing some amendments to the San Domingo treaty. Tho entire sum to be
paid ia 1,500,000, which is to be applied to the payment of the Dominican
debt. The time for the ratification is
alao extended to July lat.
TIST OF rtrnVntUtM TtKMAININO IN
j t-laimi-tl In.tho r.mt-0-lt**- In Mnyrk-ld,
State of Cslttonils, on the tti. dsy of Juno.
Prrsoriis crall-tag for lotten In this liat mast
*ay a.'rrr'ur.'.
Adryne, Mm JI«.tlo_a, In. x
A.L Delsnyand P. Kenny atood ou before ahe answered hor own qnestion.
the platform with hia and conversed "Why was
.^tfchim"tweon>etime. When about
tw«nty-ive miles from the city tbe ofll-
scra noticed he U-come very reticent,
.aandaexi moment he fell off the pl-it-
fora? on the track, Ids head striking the
ground, and bi* teet thrown under tbe
e-tarb-ttf ue aorta, aa it appeared to
jUl> pfl-T~ The train was ««»iog v*.-ry
t*ftmt tb* tinte. snd when the officer
' commrinlcsted the aedd.nt to the con-
'"riuctvtr he wsa toM the train roald not
as atia^atpesi, as it ares going down grade,
i _»nd the unfurlunt-t* man waa left to his
tain, ahU-h* ao far is unknown. De-
lany and Kenny both state the roan did
not ebow anv *ngn of la-ng aader tbe
inflnM-f-e of tlffuor. and they attributa
fka'mtmtiamt lo a At at* w-ikaeaa of
eoiae kind.
more lu touching and almost painful
sreentn, when s wicked boy ia tha
gallery shouted, "I give it sp."
mmi
Wosra K*-*osi**Ki.—Place a-bone is
the earth near the root of a grape vine,
and the vine will aeud oai a long root
directly to tbe bone. Ia ita paaaega it
throws out ao fibers, bnt when it
reaches tbe bone the root will cover H
with the most delicate fibera, like lacs-
work, each one st-sking a pore of the
lame. On thia bone the Vina sill terA
sa long sa nutrimeut remains to be es-
-.ractcd., and this greatly i*c-f**es Ihe
qiiahtyof tha grape
Parthold. Mr
Brnwri. Bob'!
lU-ew-y, Mlrvt
Dautl-ta, Tt-vi-nifUi
vC-**,r-N
Carrnthtrs. Jo*
Dri-coll. JosepU
Poyle, Jobs lira-.
-Ir.LO-l
I_--ro, Otuts-s
Oaman, Anton
Urvnt, John
Herty, Js-_to_--
•TtnUns, E
1-tOley. John
lidorrlco. Lrpiri
Maj, Bessie
—cl>.>n*ld, Annie
Madigan. John Mr-
Hrl-vusld. Ul.-b-cl
V.-Xarare, W P
at a i bit, a TT
-tcArtbui. Alts A
O'Conmr. Mlcbset
Baaltm. Andr-w
I'ark..■•-. Jiiim-...
QulRlry, Ukhsol
Buasctl, John
lwodgt-rv. Jo»«-ph
"ttogrra. Frank F
lUtfaUk. -Ola--
Smith. Caroline
t-cott. Cstit
8p«ncer, »'b C-3
Ti-wksbury, H.-nry A
T) «jd. Mr
WlIlUma.JF
Wagor, Jamta
sr__n*a.
Iav»guino..tliovan_l
Hootlla. Aug.-)IU llu-
rlnsdo
Roi-gno. Agt-ttln*
Ut-sr, Crtaanao
Uu tin*, r. XL rUInn*
GEO. F1UNCI-.. I* 11
NEW ADVEBTISEMF.XTS.
OPENING BALL
WILLHEIXER BROS. NEW STORE,
Mountain View.
Beaarauar at—,aiB*t, .taa* ll. ISTA
Goat Bstlc will lie In M-sdasc,.
to- A Oa-K-rAAt, iST-TATIOX linlaill
. .ei.oo.
aai . root tta. tamest
XL-Ut-t-,
FOR «EJ«T.
rlS fTOSS roBBrjtLY OOOTrirr, BY
0t*rlea 3. Tvld i Bra., lvarlr. ban la-
netmal by lb. additive ot ***w aad lai ll -'
{reel, la new r—.l,
TW.St.bl.1. ta. r—r. ea—ba ef boldlsr.
tear kana*. at* to, raa*.
AprbK*- O—-.*mAXCr8**BO.
IMtaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai
SWEDISH LUKCIIES1
—ro* a—s AT—
CEO. FRANCIS * BROS.,
DRUG STORE,
Main Stt-eet, May-eld.
CA-trOBBIA.
—i.srt,—
A lar— aaertmrnt ot
NovaIs Just Recelvod 1
A choir, arlertloti trom tarorlto author., and
—"or Sale Chenii 1
Tbo*. load of
Piscatorial Amutements,
W. woald call attention to onr Una atock of
t-—twneeB. antl line*
A La—• Asjortm-nt it Patent Medicines,
■ri'_i
•*— A—rs' H.lr Tlrar. KenDeiy's Mrd.
Dlserrrrrj, Hair. Hair Realenttl—. Uall-a Bar.
—rstrllla. Arm' B>|—pnrtlla, Saiida' Rrrartw.
rllla, Tnwnarn.fa srraapnrtlln. Ori Lireroll.
King of Pain. lira. *V'm,low's Soottlag Syrup.
And All Article* IB*, art K*p. la e
nnsT.cx.vs3 bruo sTons.
Candlea end Nats,,
Porlart Knlrra,
near Brtiilir, eett Comb,.
Be- Tha abore anlrlra. and many ottr— too
ntimrroua to mentloo, to be found at the aborr
itOTfl.
.*.-S.—Presertptlone eAtefully prepared from
tho brat ol Ucdlctaca.
CLOSntO OF HAILS.
Th. Ifall for Ran Joe. rlrer* as**—,— a.
Ihe if all for San Franciaco st 3.-X r. B.
GEO. Fit nils, p. ,1.
NOTICE.
TO POTAVO- RAISERS!
WAIT—FO— rORTT OH FTFTT SACKS
ef A So. 1 Hr If Moon Ra. Potatoes, de.
lirered at my atom. smi>h of li-yaeld. rm tbe
Cenrrty need, opposite the C-lholle chareh.
ar Tba Ulgheat Caah Prlea paid f..r the
-ame. J, DARKY.
N. Tt. T/verra or eaod Potato—will nlwnra
Hnd a Flrsf.Claaa .r,irt« st ay .tore, for sale
at whoK-a.Jo or retail.
lel-tl 1. D.V ET.
8 AN J 08 E
x.a.g-x:u iti:i:u rS.vr.oo-M-,
No. SOO .-Itirltrt Street,
SAN J08F..
JOSEPH B. SCHOOR. Proprietor.
AVISO I
A LOS DUENOS DE CABAIAOS.
-y-AT. KartTn rxroitMi n-sPr-TroeA-
' * mint.- r aaa rmlpe. y rl FiMlrvv rr, "^i^r
-I ono dos*- .1 PltlMEKO DU. PBOXIMO
IFX10 rraa tods au ln>renrta e Intr—. en el
men-jo d. 1 It.k-1 11- anr .!■■ "IHlav-n" rn ll
Clndrdlta d. Mryt-flld y nl mlamo llrtnpo mi-
uncia qur dr.do rtitonccs tc ocupari
En Domnr y Enaoanr Ca.
holloa per* SlIJa r Cerrenjefc
eollclU dil Pvlbllco raa farorea a rate reaper.
-o. nvy-S-tf
WE DE.U. IS
RELIABLE INDEMNITY,
CIIJ3A.X* r?ar3TjnnXCI3.
Tn e
PHOENIX & HOME
I ii ft ti in no o Companies
— or—
HARTrORD k Xr-vT TOIIK,
R*vlng bonor, rrpuUtlon. and coah sssetis
nmonnting to
SO 530,717.50
at stake, plrgrtl lor Ihe f-itlifnl pcrformanceo,
their contracl* with Ihe ■a*-ip.|. d.-*-m it
r-eitbrr Ultimate, bone*! or honorable to
gnmblc s*r-T thta* essentlsl climrnla La (he
mile ap ot*
Responsible Company
In * -tilH.lr 1 smmble for bualnma wtlh con-
■•ern* banTrrapt'ln mrnrcrm-ni, 1( ttot In aa*et*
• nd that seen (lslspniied to rlak sll tnd jrtt-onar-
dlse the *--. unij- of their prstrons In * spllefal
attempt to ruin each other.
t&~ Tho rt In of the Pnirja-i asp ITomtc *to
based on rt-tnal , ? j-, rj, -.,-,. jn n . Iumi-.i-*-
th-jr are aa low ra good ert-nrlry ran be furr.
tabedat, and a little i-et-r-rtion will conrlnee
l hr public that It ts of Tltat Importance thev
*-...}> deer of Compenle* of tbe
Isoo-cloaa Gambllns Stylo
snd grre their patronsge to time honon*,*.
wealth-r-. and oonacrvrttivt* Compunrcs. wb*rW
ratea sod tperotlon* provr tbry plaee * value
on and hivi* conWrnc* In the t-aenritj- thty
offer tbe pabllc, and *n* not dUpt***-d to lo-a-t.*
tsskb s-rvTA-noss og -yt.-i.*«iita Tttto* am-ct*.
R. ft MAGILL, Manager,
491 OBlifontlaSt, t—D Kranelnco.
Policies Imned and It-*nr*-i-i, Direct by
C. J. FIKI.U, A_rnt,
xaxfm Mm ir..P.
DR. 8. CIRARD SMITHS
(ri ihhada
-V It A >I I II .V < I \, A *- !
r*r* 1* Cur*
Dsl Ilea
atlara-a, d* la Xewraljrla
jr tie I* Cola.
EBTA Mir.'iViM.Oi.v COMPOfllCION TVX
il. ■ ■■ >i(■■. rti ea *_ot*op* d-apar* de Ire*
*aoa de ea r.-i-Uhte tratr- Jo j *_• oaa abar*
coo el tn. y r r*lto es t- -di 1* Eraa-Ba, r **|
t***bl*Tl rn rl O—Mnonte Atth rt *n" Arte-*
r* 1* prim, ra ni qne m- b* .v*T*r-rldi> al pabliro
de rata Ooat*. I*a nn rfi_.ilm prep*r»do -4m-
plemetitf de vrrtv-*. ain ,-t.nt. rv r pnrre algnna
de lire nimdlt-* quplo-fncnlt'llvtaa-lvn dLmrta.
m.ntr p*r*e*tas rnh tnr**d-dr* eon** ton. el
lodtd* de i-itBu. Amiiitu, Vino de Oo*rCblram,
llvd. II. i.M. r o Art.r.1.-...
Time ran) boen saner y |-a-r*-de d*rs* rda
rirago algwuw Unto * los tovrsw* cos_o ***-*-
AT Precio por boteUs,«.
D* vrnt*m Is Bjtlc*. ds Oro, Franeta k
Itro., -bj-Acld.
De-MtSte pt-tsHpal an el ea el. Xo. t-1 Calle
de ISart. flan rt-net-rti.
A. KM.t;oiu: A .
Havixu rrntiiasep saix tb*. rRCTT
tr-owa on th* '-MsySeld Tam,~ i*e*pect-
fullr aunomnf that tin y
Will Barn a IV a ft* n
Throngb tbe OoamtT for tbe purpoar of seUtng
rail choice rnrrr. a.11 *i ib* orrbard.
and alao keep a good *-*or—B-&l St tkmtT tttrnt*
on UikoIb atrest. tST*»-lf
NOTICSt
TO HORSE rWEEDERS AND OWNERS
NAT. tlMlTH
TJEOS toanno-asc- to hta frl-Mlit, asd tbe
I, j.ubllcgtntrally. that after tbe 1ST DAT
OTf Jt NE fie Sill dl*r«nlinne kee-plng tbe
■• DelavLn House,** and will d.-vot* himself to
Bronklng Horaos for Carriages.
He rv-pecti'iillv -oliclt* patronage In that
una m*$m*t
MISS E. HASKELL
Hs* R-Mcnsd to
Lincoln Street, next door to lbs " Ent-rprlac"
On.ce,
KTT-ZIHI KTE vTIIX ATT!?la> TO H-Cfc
> t cnsUimers ** turtuij. '
HaTlng l*k-lj a*1« tt-d * large neat Hock of
MiRinery aat. Fancy Goods.
She wUlaeples-ed ts barrta* *-ad-S rail snd
exs-slDS ber
a-ats, llnnnft,, Itlhbona, Kln.vrr.,
Etc.. "LH'torr purcbaauig cl-ewht'-e.
P A C I P I C
BOOK A JOB PRINTINO HOUSE.
Ns. SU S*er*in-nto Street,
(Dctwctn Sanaom and I>ldesdo-tT Strcttsj
BAH sPBAHCiaCO. If
Sm-rih A Sh.-!., Preariclii-r*.
Good Work Pro-sptlj Eiorated at Tjyw Frieei.
SPRING ARRANQEMENT.
S. F. i S. J. |
3anta Clara and Pajaro Valley
II A 1 LTJo a _L> •
OH AHO Al-TEB VOHDAY. APBIL4, lffp,
stft o'rlock AM. (until Itirtlivr notict).
Trains will li-are ss follows-'
WEEK bATS.
Lea re Ssn *rrsncIsco slS:10 s.m... 8*10 p. *_,,,
and -.'■.*•' ]>. ii; ; S.-ni Usteo St 0:10 a. m.. i -i
.ii 1 ' " p m : lU-dwood I'itv. 9:X) *. (ii . i..--i
p. m. and r-.vn p. m : Men I" Park, S-40 a. **.,
-•'.■i*.<! C-JO p.m.; M ; ft. -Id. 0.-17 a. nt., 507
-■nd i.. ■' p. in.; Sr.nU Cl-ri. |c. i) *. m.,
>*40 p. m. and T:10 p.'m.; H
