16 research outputs found
Folic acid-targeted macrophage membrane-coated carbon quantum dot nanoplatform for dual drug and gene delivery in metastatic osteosarcoma therapy
Get PDFFunding Information: L.Y. thanks for the support of Liaoning Province Science and Technology Plan Joint Program (Natural Science Foundation-General Project) (2024-MSLH-559 ). J.C. acknowledges the Fundac\u0327a\u0303o Cie\u0302ncia e Tecnologia, IP national support, through UID/04923 - Comprehensive Health Research Centre. Publisher Copyright: © 2025 The Author(s)Osteosarcoma is the most common primary bone tumor with a high metastatic rate. Despite the improvement in patient prognosis with conventional therapeutics, enhancing the survival of patients with metastatic disease remains a challenge. Zoledronic acid (ZOL) stimulates apoptosis in cancer cells and is considered a promising drug for osteosarcoma therapy. Moreover, depletion of Inhibin Subunit Beta A (INHBA), a member of the transforming growth factor superfamily, can suppress osteosarcoma cell proliferation and invasion. Regarding the restricted potential of monotherapy, combination therapies, such as small interfering RNA (siRNA) and chemotherapy, are ideal strategies. However, off-target effects and adverse impacts lead to unsatisfactory clinical efficacy of these drugs. To address this challenge, we designed a folic acid-modified macrophage membrane coated with a carbon quantum dot (CQD) nanoplatform for the co-delivery of ZOL and siINHBA (ZOL-siINHBA@CQD@RM-FA). The anticancer activity of this nanotherapeutic agent was examined in vitro and in vivo. ZOL-siINHBA@CQD@RM-FA was approximately 200.7 nm in size, had a negative charge, excellent pH responsiveness, desirable biocompatibility, and high cellular uptake. This nanosystem achieved favorable co-delivery of ZOL/siINHBA and impaired osteosarcoma proliferation and invasion in vitro. Notably, intravenous administration facilitated tumor growth regression and inhibited lung metastasis without systemic toxicity. Accordingly, this nanotherapy could be considered an effective treatment for osteosarcoma, and this nanodelivery system shows potential for combined therapy by co-delivering genes and chemotherapy drugs.publishersversionpublishe
Adult and community education in the wear valley district of county Durham
Get PDFThroughout the 1980's traditional liberal adult education * in Britain has been in crisis. Changes in the ways it is funded and organised, coupled with the breakdown of the liberal progressive ideologies which have informed its theory and practice since the turn of the century, cast doubt upon the extent to which adult education still exists as an identifiable part of the British educational system and idea. The public image of adult education is ambiguous and informed by very little public debate about the role or purpose of adult education in modern societies. its practitioner image is still, predominantly, one of public service. in this thesis i describe what happened when I set out to examine the extent to which there was still a viable adult education service (particularly for unemployed people) in a small area of the north east of England characterised by long term social and economic decline. There is very little sociology of adult education. There is no theoretical knowledge base upon which to ground this study and no methodological framework within which to situate it. The research has been, primarily, a search for methods of research which would allow that adult education is both a social construction and a cultural phenomenon. I have drawn heavily upon the methods of both cultural studies and cultural anthropology while eschewing their more descriptive moments, believing, in the end, that sociology has a definite de-mystifying purpose: that it is, or should be, 'the critic of the absurd and not its high priest'
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DAILY PALOT*iLTO TIMES, s MONDAY. OCTOnF.R 4. .9.5.
Stationery That Is Different
We Dad a surprising number of people ln this city are constantly
looklng for stationery a bit different than ran be obtained "an/*
where."
Por some time we bave b*en educating our patron* to expect
to find our sUUonery department * dependable source of supply
for such unusual idea*.
We pride ourselves that this particular department Is constantly abreast of th* tim** aad that here on* can find stationary
with an Individuality so dlfflcult to obtain at ordinary stationery
store*.
Come In and let us show you tbe new bordered "Symphony
Lawn" snd "Marquisette" packages for SOc for which we hsve ths
escluslve sale privilege.
In 2Gr stationery we offer a most vsried line for your selection.
I
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The
bjjott
Store
P. L. SEAMANS
Pioneer Jeweler
announces thst he bss secured
the services of
DR. J. H. SOHN
* graduate optometrist wltb
an* experience of over twenty
yesrs. He comes to me with
the bighorn recommendations
from tho California Optical
Company, so that I can assuro
you of sn absolute correction
In every car** submitted.
Telephone 11*"*\
I ii.v I f)7 1 I. n i-i -11 • A venue.
Beautiful
Acreage Home
Nenr Mountain View
POR EXCHANGE
Want Palo Alto home up to
120.000. Property Is rlenr.
Value $17,000.
V.V. HARRIER
103 I imll'llj AlCIIIIC
Sonora I nlkin-j; Machine
Best Id tbe world. Took the grand prlx st the P. P. I. E So
changing ol needle*. Plays any record, including Edison disc,
with a diamond i-olnt. Also hns the Jewell multiplying needles.
Guaranteed for three months. Bciiutlful tone, no grating noise In
thc Sonora mncbine. Sweet min-h-. Com,, nnd benr them at
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Palo Alto Rugby Team:
Beaten by Santa
Clara Varsity
Local Boys Hold Prune pickers in
First Half—Weaken in
Second
Attar holding the Rants Clara'
College team more than even in th*.
first hair, the Palo Alto Athletic
Club Rugby team went to piece*
yesterday afternoon and waa defeat*
ed 24 to S. The score at the end of
the first batf waa *> to 3 In favor ot\
the local tatun.
The Pslo Alto boys aUrtled Ibm
Santa Clsra supporter* for the first
twenty minute* of the tint hslf l.y
playing an aggressive game In tbe
shadow of lhc Mission goal.
A llneout on the Red and White
twenty-yard line wa* snatched by
Slevlck or Palo Alto, wbo carried it
over. Klrkser converted and Palo
Alto led & to 0.
Two minutes before the whistle
blew Diss plunged over for Ssnta
Clara. Hlgglns failed to convert.
The Santa Clara boys, with the
wind advantage, oiiened the *econd
half by rushing the visitors off their
feet. The lineup*:
P*Io Alto—McN'afr. Mills. Olstne,
Hutterfleld. Thulium. Csshel. Glsd-
slone, Slevlck, forwards; Rlsllng.
half. Hutunsnn. first Ave;; Stols.
second five: t'rhsn. center: Klrksey.
Rlsllng. wings: Herd man, fullhnck.
rtnnto Clara Christy. O'Nell. Keating. Coschlno. Raft Is. Pye. Mnldooo,
Htckey. rorwurd*; Dlax. half:
Scholx first five: Wasum. second,
five; Purttn. center: Hlggln*. Flts-
patr-irk. wings; Jackson, fullback.
Second Team !-■ i -
Ttie PalO Alto Athletic Club second team lost Its game with thc second Santa Clnni by ft score of 24-0.
The second varsity ran the locat
boys off their feet In the first ten
minutes of play, and not until the
second half did they really play up
to form, whlrh was excellent considering Hint the boys had not previously played together, They allowed onlv one try during the second period.
Santa Clara used Ybarrondo and
Milhrem. two former stars. In tta
second team, nnd lhe local team had
its hands full stopping the rushes
which tin's.* two ii)i>n started.
The Palo Alto second team lineup was ns follows: Forwards—
Dean. Arnott, Elmore. Fleishman.
Nlssen (J, Mathl*onl. Braunschwel*
ger. Cobb, Gibson; Half—J. Rlsllng
i Patrick); lira*—Burgess and
Scott; center- Bertie Rlsllng:
wings M. Kirov and I-ovelt: full —
Stanton.
Faculty Athletes
Will Challenge
(Continued from page 1)
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fo*-
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The Daily Times— 1 Oc a -Week
Do You Know We Sell
Stoves?
if v*.i imivt *»k ww. lurrx lintmnt IP ior have a
STO\ I THAT IS Xt>T Ht'lTAI.I.K IX. Vol It WAXTH, LKT IS
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400*404 High St.; Corner Lytton Phone 284L
toached the crack baseball team of
tin* Philippine Normal School for
four }cars and bus ben athletic director In the high school for sis
years: J. H. Montgomery, weight
tot* ii.niii.l-. captain, nil-round lightweight athlete of the Peninsula
Club ant) .prominent basketball pla>-
er on the Armor) team: M. W Fisher, weight 111 pounds, foimerly a
mertilier of a *:..■:. lootbnll team in
Mnnxitnltn Hnll and athletic direr-
tor at Mountain View High School:
Bert Moody, weight l ■'.' pounds.
hu«ebalt enthusiast and alt-roun.l
Rugby man; J. R. Juncerniann,
weight lt-2 i*ounds, nll-round track , > >
man and formerly director of nth- \
letlcs In the l,os llatos High School:
W. H, Ellison, weight lf.5, formerly pitcher on a baseball team In Ken- ', \ \
tucky. and J. H Humphries, formerly a member of * big professional *\ >
baseball team In New York.
This team expects lo make a re- -
ord In the coming athletlr meet lhal *\ *
will be hard to touch It has sent
challenges to nit of the larger high
school faculties In the stele—San
Jose. San Mateo. San Francisco. Ala*
meds. t*erk**le>. Oakland. Fremont.
Sacramento. Stockton. Modesto. Visa Ua. Pomona. Lo* Angeles and a
number of others, The manager ssys \
"l-tt them conic on with their eec-
ood-rate nltiMrs. we'll meet them
all."
The Time* again calls attention to
the movement to restore the recently burned library of the College of
the Pacific. Friends of the college
are urged I" donate suitable books
from their own collections. Sets nf
standard author* and bound volumes
of standard msgmslsa* are specially
desired. Mrs. B. F. Hall will take
charge of any book* offered In Palo
Alto. Both Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Hall
are graduates of th* colleg*.
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Imported flannels, beautiful weave and finish, 32 inches wide, non-shrinking, guaranteed to launder and give perfect satisfaction to the wearer. Styles
arc delicate blue lines and checks, black lines on white grounds, soft tans, grays,
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Styles—Puritan, Harden Gate, Quaker, Sailor lichuc. Materials used are organdy, swiss, mull, linen lawn, voiles and ctamine; novelty edges, Picot stitched
and Vcnise edges. Prices 25c, 35c, SOc, 75c, 1.25 each.
Oriental lace, organdy and voile vestecs. prices from 50c to $1.50 t^ch.
CHIFFON CLOTHS
Just placed on sale new styles and designs in figured chiffon cloth; some
very pretty designs in light and dark grounds, figured nets, plain and solid
shades chiffon cloth, Georgette crepes in hlack. light blue, cream and pink.
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PACK FIVE
VARSITY THEATRE
TONIGHT
"The Banker's Daughter"
Broosoa Howard a most
-ceasful drama. a» played to ot***
mous business all over tbe w*>r|d for a number of yoara. There
are fi*>e reels of this photoplay, which needs no Introduction to
theatergoers. Tbe Famous Player* Film Company haa made tbla
a fascinating story, and yon wilt mist- it tf you do not see It. Tonight and Wednesday «1U be ihe only time* th'a will be shown in
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ADMWslON 20 t KNTS. t'HII.HIIKN I NHKH TWK1.YK 10 < KNTS
j Women Control
Palo Alto Vote
(Continued from page 1 >
women \otera. serenteeu of thsm
dressmakers, three asamst resaea.
four photographers, three milliners.
one business manager and three employed at general housework.
tn the commercial < In** working
In publicity and communl'-ation Haas
are thirty four women voters, seten
of ihem librarians, fit. e telephone
operative*-, alx atenographera. two
writers. two accountants. three
t*o©kkeepers. two secretaries, four
aaaMant and nor* one cataloguer.
"in 'otirnaltal nnd one telegraph
-I
cupattou
ESTHER MUNDELl
I'u;-.. of Jeao da Hesika
VOICE CULTURE
Tons productloa a loeclalty
Style. Diction and Repertoire
IN PAIsO ALTO MONDAYS
I'll...M II I.
Studio 41.% Hryi.nl Hai-eel.
PEKSO.N'AL MENTION w biro.
hteitl.-in,.
iaa nireame tsiu*t. b»a*. tw„ a-t capi-1
j tattsta marketing their ninnev - for.
' exchange profit, t w q «* deti-.onst ra-
' tors .md one
J forewoman.
olleltor.
•r and
Uts Sadie Cook's home In
Jree hundred bunk on Wa.e
■■'■•: trill !„. tha placa of ase
'■ O't leek tomorrow
i tatobors of the Wo-i-
FOR RENT FURNISHED
One buof alow, f 4 0; slcepins
porch and garage
On* cottafe. large rooms, f 20.
Ooe s-room house. 1(1; all clean
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LOCAL ADfflMMBLmnm,
Painting •■- Decoraiing. 1. II
Brown. Telephone 602X.
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Hot bread ana rotta every sftei-
aoon at 4 Oak bakery. 360 t.o!r. av
Old papers for sale at Times om. •
10 cents a bundle (100)
• n n
A fountain pen lhat 1- positively ',
guaranteed not to leak and never j
falls to write It's a Shaefler, and j
wold only at Welngariaer's.
0-4—Advt
Of tho*e engaged tn the conaena-
m at biiman health Hilrl-lwo nre
lIo Alio women rotors, twenlt
e aa mircr*. three as Chtisttali
| Selene* prailll loners, file as phyal-
j riana. aod one earh aa hairdresser.
•'*• Mialr -.peclnllal and denllat'a assist*
Itoi Darfd Brana of the Kpisco-j«nt.
pal t'liunt, of Palo AHo relates this: j Thsn there are th..... of the Idle
ihe. won ridiculing the llamlng ] clttaa. who admit thai Ihey have no
rod Uovsors worn bf the French} oc upalion and leave il to be sur-
H-tfdJcn Some pHtrl.it proclaimed i ml*ed thai thaj nre either hetng
"iij.1 doe* it matter mo long u-thaj eupported by rtlattras or exi*«cting
forer honeM loyal hearts"*" ,,, ,.,.- rxtOTTtad and be Mppottsd b»
* ' * j someone In thia < laas are alxty-
'■'•• Man H"l>'-'l- t'ooltdge ear -five women of Palp Alto, ot *even
| BUuford iniife-aMii. rtimpnoor of]Ottt of every hundred of the women
Hall, Stanford. Ball,' I- |>.rOaMsaiIteten Of the tuinniunll. Ten oil.
nf the llerkeley center of tbe Cali-iers are recorded H* "retired. ' *!-*n'-
*nriu,* fine LsSaf-tM , f y In« admitted advanced age.
111.-
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iard
I'.i MO
family Has
Ii.oved
to .1
S..T.
I'tan.i
•co home on
Pacific
a\en
after -
pOSUUBf the
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r at
the
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■e home in
Menlo
The
man
lage o
Mlaa Marie
Pay-as
place :
C Chr'*tt of Christy
Ithutlee a CO returned recent h
from a four month a' trip to Knc
land and Ireland He anu lo th*
"in.oth of «nglaDd when war brohi
Dudley Hllas wMI tok#|<lu- ,m, ,.l,n,Hae,|
i Fraiic|ac,> in NOTOSBhatl
Ins
ea during niobllltallon of troop*
! but did not get Into any fighting
•■• j Profe**oi W It Plnger of the 'terrlton. He win delayed one
Splrella coraets and Win. Frank 'nlveraliy of Califtirnla. buck from!month getting paanagr home, but
walata.Mra lllaek. 440 Hon-ehrh. 4", » mountain-climbing trip through; otherwlae waa not inron,enlrn<~ed
0-4-tf-— Advt. .Swluerland. aaya he prefer* the j He isnded at Montreal and came
• • a 'California Sterraa to the Al|«. ami: home ,,,,.,- the Canadian Pacific.
Cut flowers, flora: designs aodj'-'st In time they tm IU be more poi»-
if.it::!. of all kinds al l-gf Paln-as^'ar than the Kuropean range
greeahouaea Phone 170 " • *
__ -. ' l.-mt* Klein, the Santa
Baptists' Night lor Young •*»■■*. "> "*« "i-'»ntiy killed
i .tha aged Robert Race,,, on Market ' il""tr SiyXi>n' «n ■"■»•-■»« ■'> M*
-j-lreet in San Francisco a few t|«t-'l|v|»' »"■ ''"i"'" U'T Kotttpo Oct..-
has been exonerate,! Irom a|b*r 7,h IO n,*kr Ma»Ml Ma*4»«hea
■ at Oxford and Cambridge unHeraj-
Ltlei In KtiglMtid It'* family has a*-
saw
| Professor Char lea Mills Oay>>.
ri|irj|ihead of the I'nlversltv of Callfor-
j nia'a English depaitment. author of
The attendance at the ■peels)
llai'tlat meetings thla week was half
again a* targe last night as at the
, _ ., ._.. .— .. .„„i„'"hatge of man-*laughter
opening -*ea»lon. Monday. The lOflH
was "To Barb Man IDs Work." IU
A F Sherman or Imperii.), win ' "'' l"**'*',1,'d ''
I has been vlalt'ng nt the home of hlaj- .
.arent*. Mr and Mra F W Sher
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Kelscr and Cheney Ties
New Assortment
Cotton and Wool Underwear, 50c to 5.00
Cadet Hose for Children
25c a pair
Spalding Sweaters
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traatmaiil i-nuitiaalxeil that th, moil-
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vnara lh. Individual, muat all par-.
form Ikail altolladNian. If a «ra»i:n,a» ""• nm l— »*.»-. -am
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unlver-ily apd the high s*ho..I
On Grand lury
Hi Senle U)d H W
Dudfield Suit Settled
iigreeinent anioiig the p.
- . |tcaj u'tendsO'i
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•Tanford * aliimnl ■Samrlgtlon ID«1 * ***— Hawlborne nod Wase-rle*r s
.,;,,. . u..„,. J 0JI—Mawiliorne and sfOaasttaT. I
■ !> be«« ttaBeltrod bj ths federal Z a7—''nlT-ersiry mnO WeoaaW, J
tuth-r'lte* of tntentional tiolatloa • •!—W**erley and Fore*t. •,
if military law In having pobllahed e .t'-iu-Waverley and (-banning. •
leroplau ptetutm ot th.- nuatns * **—ki»*B"'**j •>**d Waeeriei. Jl
aail ioae ana th« fortiflratton J *•—*s*li00lia0J and W-l-t-r
,..r. m OO—Kin«s1e-r and Wetr-atee.
... I 41—Foreat and Webster.
-.■! pissneauf. Stanford II. de* Z **—MlddleOWd and I.yiton.
-uti.'l lotfa1 ■■ I rtOOTtlls *n llleT*"^*'—rnlte-ralr-f and Oolndai.
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... . .Kat. Indlui, • 001—Homer and llrjaiil.
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tins there srlth rem '.our after h
Itstenlnc to old orean * moan H«
|R Pslo Alto I »m awakened era
Sunday morning h' hearing t
asigblK-ra ta«n
It robs me of *leep and make* i
peeilah.
Scotch Heather Abloom
A large white heather bush «
as makes trie i
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By W. E. MORRIS.
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CHAlTKIl X
irllft you."
One af 'a-rr-.xin. toward lb* clcsw of tb*
year treated of In this onr-retending account of a shamefnl cooiplr-aey. a aim*-
what dcjec*ed 'or-airi-; prolkta-J- sra*
aaatr-rl before tb* «-ao*ing roota fir* of a
marisi-a in tbe Midland*. II* bad tsMD
oat boating, aad, a* rircnjns-Uaee*
t*>a*ed bita To abandon tbo chase rathr-r
•wr'i.r ttasn aUta j>c<ip!r. bo bad en
acvmrx-.l hinwlf in thi* comfortabi* am.
chair 1" win-kr- a cigar aad meditate
awhile I.for., ({..ing upstair* to dress fur
ilitii.it it Wn* thn ,-hii-f i-iiii-j.iraLir.
Ilia muddy boot* r, -rinsrd upon the alee]
fender; hi* right unn hung loosely l.y
In* r.iil.-. hia fulgent almost lonelilng tho
lluor; bis hcml iras mi amik forward upon
bis I .-. . : Ihnt hla ii ■ - ■ am) hla t--t.li sh
heard met. Anylwdy seeing hlm would
Lava MUl. "ili-r- Ian m-iii wtiii la llrval
..yt; in an-.ih.-i five inluuir*he will hav*
fftllna a-lvt-p. dropped hi* cl-r-r. and
btirnl a bole It. th* hearth rttg."
Lord (iiiLv, however, aro* not alcepy.
be was only j. niive. d.-pnwal and un
it-*-* In hi* mind What b* sro*saylns;
lo blmrrlf w-ss-
"TLi. it btcufninK Mm ply Intolerable:
Wbcrr-rcT I pi I am lajnaJ to meet
that w.a-nati It n-ally altotwl look* aa
if I*eo}4r did it oo -rarpese Not thai I
should im -1 niorling licr If only sbe
mid be ..nlitiarily civil: bat one doe*
like I., l*< im-uvrr*! wli.-t. one. *pr*k*
We atamya aaad ta fan "tow. I don't
i-ir-.rt I., i.-tf.inn In* imtfal .I»t1.*t And
I li:iti-it, t.-r .(.-iiir-,1 lli.il -be i* ■ pn-llr
woman In ln-1. pretty isn't the word.
*b* i. nl—riliiirly Ut-null.nl- the m.**t
U-jiilifitl woman I harp rvrr •****•. for
that matter."
ll<rvl-ofd <juw heaved a long sigh,
th.ft.a) his ■•-niulla
st bis cigar. whi.-h *-*» tararly uni .
"I'm tf-i **»i*-." b. r.-auiMal [*.— rati)
■Hut 1 list. 1.1 Ua-n a tilt It- tail loo bard
up-nMtl.it llrlv.sr. I'm not sure lhal I
haven't lanrti t-.i hard npiei women gen
■rally. in- gr :iws nunc tolerant as one
(fi,.-* j. i4.1t-r. After all. what harm I*
tl..r.-in(linati.i*r' And how do I know
ii,.,t .I..- I-.. atJta done anything worse
tlinn llirl? I al.m't In-lit"vi> ahe- ha*, nml
.-.■niiiiilt I uWt Utiei.-n.lilh.> <.f th*
*!..t I,-, which men wbo haii-ii'l cn-liang
i-d A dnicii ti.n.la with bar In their llv.-s
think th.-nivlvr* very knowing f.-r i.-ll
- lot
■jtfl
-twu thing* iil.iiit
KOt if lb*** fellows who nrtj always
linn--.n^ r.-t;;ii] h,T which would make
ber op*-n her on*, 1 *n*j»t-t. though shr
ft- l.y way ..f knowing ,-t- rything Of
conr-a* it isn't [.rmiar-ill- to tell Isle*
bat, upon lay *r»rd. 1 soractiraca sJmosl
*rUb It was! Talk about lb* duplicity
of vrot-QTTi! Why. -rbat can yon *-r-*»-ct
of llnin wbea tbey hav* to contrtwl
ajraliut thr- dajJk-ity of raray
ll v. -.11 Ui j. :.-:-. i .1 that In Ihe i-iuw
' of tbo n-.ti.tii. i m„i .Mitiiitm Lord lluu*>*a
view* with n-{-t-rd to the scar* had an-
■'■:.■:■ HBaB iiitHliflcntioa. lint thai
perlwi* wa.* N-nrcly Miontjli lo account
for Mr. low ■nuts btxaoao, ntthonuli oiit
I* a-rry i» liatr. romsd inijii.t jtnl-i-
tii.-ti!,, i"tn- il.a-, in.i i-i-n-lly mnku t'ne'a
•-If mitDrfbla onr miai.ik.ai to which.
Ix-itirflnit iti..rt:il.wt-nn«nlllinl.tr.. And.
In ilia* I. t.i hum mattura up, Uinlflnlse
waa tinlia|iiiv Im-nuse n l.vdy wlimn hi>
hail kiii.wti from her eUUbaOll wmil.l
have tn ithiti.- to say to him. He was nlto
■i«m1,-,1. oth.-rwi-o r-,-*i>ibly he woald
have Ixeo h>» unuanpy. Whil* ho wa*
r*Tolvinc- itw-on-Kv-t.-d thnnRfats aad
V* jue ruajvetam la his inin.1 his boat
—a roddy. j-.ti-j old p-nlleraaa—tramr-
i*J la aad threw bimarlf down npoo a
- *•*****- -****Tt*irr bit hTrling t-rvf.
-\V. ll, tittiw.-said be. *'joa"ve mhared
tbe o.qick--tt tbinj; of tbo (rasoa.*
"laat," olsverred Lord <»-ii--. "is of
coursc. Wbo ever went oatonalarae
burse w-itbtmt tiiia-iiiKtlier*ul-:kr*t thln*-
of tlie •e-asour I don't want to hrar
abonl ll, tbniik yon. Wo ahall liar* a
- Rood ninny Irastwortby aceounta of II
bcf.itv wo nro allowed to ro tu bed, no
donhi: I mppoK. all tbo olh.rr mon were
wull in it from stnrt to flobhT
"Well, mirtt Of Ihfin. t believe. On*
of lu-. of tho woruca, loo. 1 uinat aay
I enjoy an-ln-r women ride *trnf|(ht to
hounds."
"1 don't i» l:.-v.. li," auflwrred Lord
Osise rnlitsly, *
"Ob, v.ii j.-ii i-ii-a*—what d've-call-tt.
w* all know tfaat._A"»« dsm'l oajoy ***>
Injr womto-n, tho hunticj' £*ld or aay
Wbtrt else. By tbe way. what'* wroajt
witb Lady tsrlroir ibaf tb* won't cotn*
out* She ws* a* V.ea aa ransUrd last
ytear.*
~rm Bore | dial know,"' snawrrnl
Lord i i■::- "Perhap* her r-err* la t—
k-ttiinii- 1--;: ■ "
"So f.vr | onlv wi-Ji 1 had half her
alack: but nt my time nf lire one Bad*
out that i.nr un't i]rule wlint one used to
he l>e» yon know what toy wlf* says*
Blie *-iy* alio la-lievt* l.:,.|t H-iv.-ir hs*
t.'.|it«il litimin^ het"ius* yon don't ap
pro-
of If
I'llt. fi
. Iml
-. y-'tiiii;:
» flatter
callnl paal [, 11> ilalvuir iloaaa't h.m
or me hy -oktnx fur rnj rj-rlnlon of her
la-ocmtinir*. Bttd iitKhing Is luore cer
tain than that, if ino did. *b*- woald de
v-ltB* lo t» luTlacneni fc, n VFben 1-a.ly
ll.lt. .r ha-ptrn up d..mj( is th-lhin^-
tbsl Idlul. -urrof tb* Will b* • tO**r
ahly |-r..iiiiVinc esndidatc for tho Salva-
Uua Anny."
"Oh, well, otto' must make allow
aiiot*,' aald the K'""l natared old Ren-
tlinnaiL "Piirtiapa If yon or I wer* la
ber place—yoons and pretty and Independent of any control, yoo baow—w*
should act pretty much aa ahe doe*, ebr
"I hav, nt a doubt of it," answered
Lord (Itii-e. "Let aa be thankful that
w* an not exposed to tho aamo IcropU-
Upaa. It'* abont time to go and dress
lantltT
Pvswibly Ibis puss for tcnicccy. cotsiaa;
at il did fruta aa uBprcjcdieed outsider,
aod chiaung la with the vooruf hisowa
i-onactraoa, rasy not lava beea witaoot
a ocrtaia effect apoa bin. At aay rate
wbm bo bad dressed aad bad Jotatd lb*
lal-go party awaitiafi him in tbo drawlnj;
r,*.iu (Lord Uuise wa* always lato fur
dinner}, ho frit tvady Jp motto aay «l_
lowaoc* thai could bo reasonably ti
I■ \ t. -1 of I.in. fur t.nn Mtustcd aa Lady
Uolvulr was Tho only thing lluil liv
could make no allowance for wa* her
markf-d and i.-ium. m nr>*tect of an ,ihl
rrlenti
Ever since Iho end of the London «-«•
nu mi.'ii a long time ago now—ho hod
been perpetually t-ncouiitering l.-uly U.-1
voir. He luul mcl tier at Ooodwood; he
1 mat her al Cowrs; be had met her
tjcotland. and at Doticastci and st
*i«wTjiitrkct; aad now, aa anre a* ever he
u-tt-ptol an itiviut:iiOl.ia country h.ii;--
*,. aar*ly wa* her (see among tb»- fir-i
thai a* tia-sa-Ttnl ait-1 t-a amvaj. Well.
It waa not an onplenant face tooonten*-
pUte—qaJle lb* i*M*rse— t*ul it «ra* invariably tamed away irjcm-ana-nl Ibat
b* draw near, and thu method of trrat-
l. which at first had scarcely -tlrred
bl* curiosity ami ended by -trow-klng
hlm bryonil all emluratice. \Vlist the
deuro did aho mean l.y it? That w.-v. nil
i wanted to know
Wliatever al.e may havrj mi-ant hy It
alio nrldeiitly did not propose dlscon.
tiiiiiiiii- II that evening. The frimnl of
ll-i rhililhoo.1 was r- ,ii- -t.-l 10 rscrt
lo Ih* dining roonn but scarcely a
word r.nilil ho Rnl nut of her, though
J what tn him lay tn l-e aniiatile
and conciliatory No sooner had they
taken their pucei than ber anticjMar
tnrneil lowsnl him, aad from tlial
i until th* dnpartura of the ta.li**
all hi* *B.irta to attract berxltenlioa
proved rruitlrss Sometimes she did not
appear to bear what b* aaid. aad »vm
wbea sb* did reply it wa* ia tb* brief-
poMlbW term* Lord Oaise. like the
generality ,f [iile^icatic men. waa ob-
sltaat* snd prrsitlc-aL He was not (,-■ •
r> b* pot ofl la that way any longer
witboai knowing the rv-aac-a why- oo b*
waited paiienily nntit an oripontrnity
oornrml, tatrr In Ibe evening, of addressing l.inly ll.-li.iiT privnl.-ly. and
very likely ho did not think of nakiug
lilmra-lf hy wliuiii Ihnt opportunity hml
lieen crml.-d
lie drew n clinlr up tnwldt) tni-i.aenlt-d
lilinwilf with a .Iclcniitned air. and snld:
low, Hyt.il. I'm going lo have it oul
with you Hiiw havo I tiffrn.h-,1 youJ"
llitu t,,ni:i said I wa* uffuniludr
she aaHi-d, ral*ing lier eyes atnwly |o bla
'.'in i- I--.I,-,- that iiniiM li.i-.» been
•nprrfliiou* Hut perbapa. after all. it
■on offen*-:. perliapi if* arerrioa. If
to, I aboold like lo tn told what 1 bar*
to incur it We n*e<l lo get oa
pretty well tofprtber one* opoa a time."
Lady Ualrotr sighed ever t-a slightly.
-I tblnk." she reraarked. "Ibat that wa*
befor* yon iiuk to saying tmkiad and
tprHrful things alsml me ;--i ii. I my
bark."
"Wlial il.iiii:-' asked Lord Uut*r-.
il.Idling a Utile 'Uf course DM r*OM
inetlint-a aay things—every If xlv d.ar*-
ahout one'* last frirml* which ol." would
aorry for them to hear, hut It 1* tlie
lali'lH-anrswIiii sro unkind nn.l "piti-fiil
I have railed yuu a flirt, I admit.'
And you tlnn't coimliler Unit u -pite
ful thing lo sayr
'Coino now, Sybil, you ann-ly wnu't
ly that you am* flirt.'
'I do deny it. Is It my fnnlt If 1 can't
It* mytelf In Iho leoit pleasuit or
friendly to soy man without his at one*
Jumping to ridiculous cooclusjoos} Bat
it I* uselo** lo attempt ctcosn, nod in
deed It Isn't worth whil*. I naed to
tblnk that yoo wer* different from tbe
Others, but I bav* discovered my mi*
taka. Pray go oa alaadcriai; me lo your
baart* rout, nl I havcal c*-mplaii**d
and I don't mesa to complain.*
Tli--:'.,;!i thi* was said very i-roodly It
Was ont aalil «'itlimit nl-ri-.-i.tilil- fal
tertigr tn tbo apeakcr'a voice which
caura-d Lord Qulwto feel both sorry and
aaluunod. He auawered quite humbly
that he had no wir.li tu alnuder anyla-xly
least of all one for whom lie had si
way* had Ihe unccn-al regard Would
alio mind telling him nl any panicuInr
Inatanco In which he had slandered h.-r?
'Oh, TO wutihln't allow that It was
al.ii.l. r,".l. ■ tt ■ t :.i ii. ■! "It.- ;.;.•. 1 really
iluti't car*; you ore wi-lcomo to say what
you please. Only perhaps it Is a little
inch to etpect Ibat I should beovrr-
loycd wbea I tawl yoo. Hav* yon Mam
anything of Ur. bVhaeidcr lately?"
Lord UtU** knitted hu brow* and
*caaa*d ber far* abarply. bat ber low
•tad r* tlid* told no tales.
"-Scaneldrrr be repealed, -ye*, I aaw
him a few work* ago. Bo haa bora ia
hl*-b fsvor witb tbo Ugwigs sine* bo :■■
dt>c*>] lb* Kadical majority in Scotland.
iow tbey aro coing to put bim in
for Slumherton. you know."
"1 know i.ulbtng about hlm or bl*
Kan*; bo haa scan fit lo cat me dead,
ow delightful it U lo bo cut dead by a
Mr. Hchnciderl And how pleasant It I*
to think that tn- haa beou warned against
in., by a fn.i.it who ha* alwat* had lb*
•JaOHtM rrganl lor mol I wonder wliy
Alorctnn ha* fled to New Zealand,
and I ... i.i. i wbo p*r«u*d*d Percy
Thorold to circumnarigat* tho glob*r
""ut I, al al) event*." an*wer,. 1 Lord
Gala*; "lam innocent of having advised
that circular tour Or. at least. If I did
Im—aad now that I come to think
of It I btliov* I did-tbat it woold b*
* good way of -spending lb* reca*ss. ll
soil la order to *-■ I aim OQt of -roox
way that I did so la fact 1 happen to
**»**■—-
-Ob, aodo IrtottwTopted Lady Bcl-
■lr "I am quit* aware that 1 had
ce*s*d to be a danger. Von had allcady
delivered him from tn**—
Aii-1 you from bim."
•Yes. If you Ilk*-*. Hut your opinion
ui* wa* a* bad aa over, and 1 dare aay
you may have thought thai no friend of
tnlne waa likely lo be much better lluiti
mjM-ll Very Wall] opinion 1* free, and
jut keep yiinra Von can do your
;o dopriv* me of my friends, and
mn ..!-;■ ■ t to everything that I do.
and pot Ihe worst construction npon all
. ti- i.a .inly yoomuat really But expect me to look a* ir I likcl it."
Arsiu tha-n- was that unmnal ujaavrr
oar la.lt >hip » vote*, and again brr
nacteo*-* *inck*n bearer felt touched
anil penit.nl. What alio had aaltl
so rory nearly Ibo troth that he eonld
not act op ni'iob of a defona* for hint
self: hot he aaaarod hor that If be bad
ever apoken nn.t-1ti--.il)- or ill iiaturtally
of hor h* waa very aorry for It. and that
ba wouldn't do It again. As for More-
ton aod Uchneldar—
■oh. wbal do I car* about Mon-lotu
aad Beimelile-ray* alio Interruptod. b*U
laughingly, half Impatiently. Then all
of a anddsn aho Jomped up aad an—*
tb* rootn to Join a group of young
aad maiden*, leaving tt to be infemd
that wbal bad tend her bad not been
*o mocb la* loaa of bar admirer* »
loss of brr old Irkod'a rstea-ra
Oar oM rn rn I iboogbt all thia ov-or
aarlo-tialy b*for* h* went to t-ad. aad
tb* following day. which wa* sgaii
bunting day. be *ur*pri*od everybody by
cntiiit.g ilnwii ia a twesd *ait aadaa-
noaudng thai" he meant to drive to tbo
uita-i. If b<- might havo a puny trap
"And [KThnpfc." ho -uM.il, -'as Lodj
Delvulr laii't going lo hunt, alio will keep
company," which did nut lcw-n Iho
general iu.loni*litii.'nt.
' il (Jin- 1.in.--If was ■ little as-
tc-nlnti<-d wh.-n hi* ptiipoaitliin wo* at
onM rM*-*.-.1.<-l l.». tat he had been fully
prepared fur u rctilitT lltiwevrr, it
tca-tii.-.] lhal L..i) (Uht.tr'* rnoul ha,l~
eh.it.,;. ■I ilunng tho night ami Ihnt she
was now witling lo bnry the hatchet
witaoot further oiplaaaiJoa* or rc-
"1 am going." **id ah* aa soon a* ah*
b*al srttb-d bcrsrlf in tbo littl* pooy cart
aad bad drawn a far rag round her. "to
etij'.y mi- 1' f..i Mice la a way. J art
for tlil» ni'.ming I want to forget e-rcr-r-
Ihlng diaagr-*oal4e. and I should take ll
asa favor if )■'" wontd do tbe aamr
Bine* we ahall havn to a-.-n-l the n.-rt
hour or two l.^p'tln-r onr wi*.*t jilan
will he to mnki- the lan,t of one another:
don't you Ihlnksor
Ami Iml. .-.I it nu* m.l iltffii-tilt touului
the lieat of li.'t. laa-niine finin that mo-
Html lha t-giin u. tnak., tho very l*-rt of
hi-rtclf. Tin* wo* tin tiiuitur lanly tJel-
voir, the (in.fi-fiiiiml lieniily. the hard
hearted, cynical wmiinn or Ihe world; it
waa the Sybil of bygoiio years—pretty,
willful. iiigh*plrited.hm capable, as one
Wbo had known h.-r w.-lt ha.) formerly
thought, of warm afltctioan aad Rener-
naa taipuhw-a It waa of tboae bygoa*
jean alone lhat *bs cbos* to talk. She
aakrdber c-^ipaait*»wl*stba-r boreraem-
bered taking ber oot hunting — "You"
didn't ..Ij-.i to my banting then, did
yooT" sbe obwrvtO ia a panrntbtsi*—aad
bow ahe bad rualicd tier horse at a fenr-e,
aad had bea-n within an arc of getting a
nasty fall, alid imw site liad almn*t cried
when he ac.lde.1 her lor brr bat! tilling.
Then their —1 (fliWllWlMllll wtilih
sbo reealletl to hi* tii.-iin.ryanil which ho
had suppowd Hint *ln- had tnng ago for*
gt-M>-u In Hi-.-.- for awny days ho bad
bean »unl In |l*a M» «.«-! tutvire, can-
ti.imiig li-r i.g.tiiiat the --lii-li and cor-
ru|it M«-l''ly which slu- was nU.ut to
enter, ami iuiiilnring ln-r t., tll.truat tho
aiivnnco* of lin-n winoe chnntcler nml
prt-vi.i.is hiati.ry inua-t I- milinowa t«
her Wt-ll. all,, i-triiiiuly hat, not profited l.y theaa- roiinwU Her development
had l«reii»lngularly, nltinwt inexplicably
rapid; tbe bl.a.tn of her youth or,! inao-
ccoc* ba.1 been rubhral off at Ibo very
ftrst t. .i.-b Thinking rather aadly .-f
this, and <*f wltal *br was. aad what "b*
had use* Ittapotl lhal she might be Lord
Guise could i.->t helpsaying-
"I aevet im.l--r*:.-.| why you married
Delvulr It wn* always a mystery to
"Wo* IT .li-- r. tiin.r-t. with a rjuick
movi-iui-iit of her Iipjii! toward him. "I
tin glad of Hint I thought you werc
mlta coi.Mi.i.al jiuil I iiinrrird him for
hiapt»Hlnii."
"1 couldn't foiicflve nf nuy olhor r*a-
"I aii('l>oa*- mil. Ah, well! it I* an old
atory now. nml nobody can* whnt my
reason mar lisn- Uvu. nnd linco then 1
have been .-iign«i*,l t» I'.-rcyTli.iriililand
have Ihrowi- him over, and 1 havo been
nii-rv than Imlf llll lllattlllllMJuamywll
to a d-.i. .' othi-r linn What doc* it
malt. tp TIh-t,'I. one right person, and
only oo*. for ■ ....:-. ly Polling that
rM-n T,-«u I* a* good as lack, aad
Dick aa Hurt l»... I )ou think aoT
':-<■ tir. •■,.*..i-trr.h *
LARCtST or DIAMONDS.
tt* Wrtatal ill <
A lla«lilii(; j-eiti. i.iiMti. purity of
water nnd notidcrfu! ij-te ccllpio Ibf
Tkm.iua KoliltiiHir, ha* Just reacha.l
Kii-lninl fi.,tn tin. lining.. I'len Slat'.
Ill* now in London. ,mi Its whars-
abopla m not known, A model haa.
hi. leti-r. ban nlilnliiPil, which allow*
Ibsl th* alutie I* in ll-,- |..; m nf a alo|l-
ln- etn .-. fluiteiit-d on two aides and
afandfiig im an nva. Iihm, W rliiah aa
alm.-i t-> aj>,..-.-if Iu have been cut. It*
bright l.hl-i.i- 3lncho*an.l it* width
Is shout '.'.t*lille the tint ba»a nit*a«ure*
nearly 3vl ; t inrhe*. Tb* diamond
ha* bean name,) ibe -Ja-rj,fi>n.lein
Il ia Ihe m .it perfect lar^e .loos
tvrr K-en. It* -ari-jhl it $71 caran.il*
color 1* Mue.Hlilic and atmott j^rfecL
ll ha* one black spot In it. whirl-.bow-
rvn. the i.ttu.'t* alale, wilt cut ooL
Its value, of r*M1**si can nut now b*
atat. -I. bill I think II (.'.'. '."'.'
i-tl.-i i I lor ll HOW. or evon double that
amount, ll would mil be ni-ce|iteil.
H ■- uoclaro lhal It will b« niirih 1.'.-
WHl.tXK). ll waa found bv * KafUr,
who «ti* milking iu ihe mine, nhortlj
after l.ta*lliig. The Kalllr. in thi*
eaae. wn* Inlking.tn hi* otnrM-i.r.uhcu
ho aaw aoini'ttiiiig alilne, ami Im nut
hi* fool ovnrll tiulll hi. -i..,..- had
illam
tocbeL Alt-1" ui. In t.:.. .,an,h.uii,!.
a banded It hit l» Iho manager, for
which ho has b*«n gitsa f/TlVI, a hor**,
•ail.li,-. and bridle, and ha* gun* home
lo. no doubt, perfect liippiuc**. An
•airaordlnary ritcuraitaaco i* that
some Renllemen were uarlrr contract
to buy all stoor*. good. bad. or
iliff.-tetn. at to much |w-r carat. Tb*
coniisci toimlnairat on tb« 5.*tb day
ol June, and ibl. alono waa aim..,I. U
not quite, tbe la.t *l.,ne fnund oo U
No I....ik;.-. rroiu it.e Nherlff.
alalr*!" ho cattilouil-f nkM ol tli*
h.itt-i rl.'i k III a wetlern t.itVn.
"Orlalnlj,* n.plic.1 tbo clerk, -only
be ,|iil,.| about It.*
•NOW alMUl the all-Ti iT »-
"I dou'l know. Htm,, front!" h«
■aid 1» iho boy, "rao over to lb*
■tieiiN". -il..-.' andatk old l.at*andi,rtlrr
if b* want* lo lake a band in a a-nalj
Cam* of .lr-tw." -I*di**ap>ta ScxUmtr
A RELIGIOUS CUftlOSlTT.
Ona l-i.ii.tr-,I nod t ..<-..t-. --..\ thou-
aand wonla writt.-i. on a piece of papor
13tl7 1--' InOhea 1* aomolhlag uutianal.
__ Coolly. Much _
exhibition at th* alor* of tbs l-Uu Tea
Company, aaya th* San Joa* H'.l )
Tb* wrltiaa; it lb* work of Kobo
TaiifaL Literally tr*Bi!»ted tbl*mesa*
SaJnl l'ro|-a;*o-li.l. ll Lib* property
of T. Takabsssbal. a descendant ol lb*
acted saint, sod ba* passed a* a sacred
heirloom fro tn "hi ber lo son for over
1.000 yesra.
Ur. Takahaaihal It connected with
lb* royal famllv of J*|ian. am! r* a
member of tho legi.latur." "ol the atat*
..I NaWPMki II* Ita scholar nf e-reat
14VbI repute, am), having boaid thai
ihorc wore In 'Ameiira t,l--,l,*"l'r*,"»
whn ur-ro Inclined to look latmslilv
on Ih* HiiddliUt rellglnn. hn Hot the
r«lio across tho mi In charge of hi.
The wrltlo-r |* tu tin" lhal a micro-
K"l'e mint li,, ii.tttl t.. ileciplier the intricate t.'.n-.i..,,. ami Ja|iane,.i char-
acier*. It la an etacl ropy of eight
books of tbe liud.lhltt bible, and wa*
written aa a sort ol **Tf-lnnictcd panto purify th* spirit ol Its holy
author.
Kvery pr-rCaotlon It to r*- taken to
Iniur* tb* safely of tbo preclou* diteu-
meat- In a esse of whlteaooil It a
beautiful lacourred bot wrap|ard la
t-reon *ilk. Within tbe lacjuered bot
ia auolher mt'le of pauHownia imperial*—a v»rr tl-fbt- jk.ious wood
ibat la t-iie,,.,,,;, „...-.i lor mallnt;
• In which lo »loro ireaiurct.
bot it ibo writing- The owner
Im* rafOMtl an offer of (M.OOO (nr it
from nun nl the stent Japanr-ae temple).
The nullioi, Kolni ThIiIiI. wa* one of
Ibe h.-li.-.i men of .l*| *.i. anil a* hia
name alguilla*, wa* tht* fmm.lor nml
pro"-cat..r ..( th« Shin (low. or "Trilo
Word.'' one of tlm eight MOll of lln.lil-
IiUni. a
ll was h* who evotrod th* Won of
th* Japanevo altihabot. Ilef.ira hi*
lime the Japaneio had n>. I only
Cblnato characters. II* gav* a alga
to ea.-li of th* forty-aevea primitive
tjim-1. ni"l In eipreulag Japaoese
word*, aod arrangod lb*ra In v*r*e.
wblcb, whil* . perfect in rbym* and
meter, contain* lb* lorty-*evea aoundt
wltboat repeating aay of Ibem. Tbl*
toil of poetry [a to-day tbe first tbing a
child it taught lo the primary school*
of Jspan. Mr. llanisiiMira give* t',«
following It.-., tranalallun of it:
"Beauty ami awectne** are lovely,
but fadt. V.tin. In Iho ItOwJ of rrnl
lite wo Und thi. I* also Hue. Wlmii
wo Ihink we uudeialnud ll* MfltVJlt «o
luarn lhat It I" hut an olualve ,lh-»iu.*
Aa alatcd atwre. Ibis aa.-rnd rolic is
tin- propi-rlj nlT. 'I'ak-ilitia.lini. a par-
-..'.nail („( Mr. Ilnin* r*. nml by
bi* cmiM-nl ho permllle.l It l.i Im sent
lo San Jo*o for en hi hit Ion piovhni* Ui
being -eul li> t;i.l.;ig».
SLEEP IS COOD MEDICINE.
Lts.nl in till "hi i It*** laansr** fi..b.
Theie t* aolhlng like sleep lo .tore
np oervoaa energy .tn-l pul tleth on
tba bone*, a-m tbe" lliltadrtphla Fro*.
In an artlefs publl*t*r*l *ome lean,
ago. am! geneiallv asenbe.1 lo Oliver
Weudrll H.4me*, It wa* rec.nimt-n.l.d
thai nervoiit wom.-i.'l-e put to i„-.i and
cnmp.-lh-.l. lo *tay Ibrre whlln they
wore latlannd with i.utiitl.ni. |Ui«l%
inat -.. a ihk-keu I* fiittehnt fill' market.
Wll'j Ihe ac,.iiiirui..ul f fnt and Ihe
tilling up of tin, ii-ti-it.ilr* uf tioivoiu
*lr.-iiglli Ihi. Bllnly linmil, itiiim-
alcat wi.ninn will get tip from her bed
another being. Thollln* A. lUilsuu,
the el.'irttii'iaii, proved liv III* own ca*o
bow Own nan be ,i. -- -.1 bv .;.:■;,.
Ono week In. alt.pt fiiitrleen hours a
day and Ibo next *r***k titxuiy-twu
hours. Tho re»ull wa* B gain of *even
pound* In weight.
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WE SELL OUR OWN PROPERTY!
And aro agents for iomo of tho cholcost BUSINESS and n -.-ll '.U^lu
RESIDENCE Proportyln Palo Alto. , ArLllll-oCl
JOB PRINTING
In All ita dettArtnienU exrtUte.1 wl
neatness, ami .lespalch at cnrrent i«n
T» I
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MORRIS & MERSHON
l t i: At j ISSS-X'jfV.Tjn ACl IloTTH
>: BLOCK 30 :-:
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Bb
VC. T. Oearv. of **AQla nosa, was in; Jod-re Hixiwn. of C*rtl.Bf-e. >lls**rmri,| the b
wn Mi.it.lti ]otsfnt a night last week wilb his friend, ] the <
, the new wtch.; J*^I'l'"«K«-^-i. Faa.
at M.'unuin Vie*
r H o'clock Inst r*v
tin- 'list!-.
W.Matliick Campbell M. R MADISON)
r< Contractor
4-^ASb—t
R.jildprl Builder:
WM"UWl ' Plan, and Specification.
■•■i.ANsjivrtBrncieivATit'.ii* .... j Drawn.
""""^_ """** " i Work dune by the Hay nr by Ormltaet:
* » \ .Udrrs P. 0. Bit SO. Pi!* Ala ttifafaj P-tui alto, Oxe
r. M
!
Mr.C.MrColiaight.
man at the Stanfnnl tunih.
Dr. snd Mrs. 11. ran.m-.ii were i
Id the Vair .>j*-ninj! on SsiunlAf.
Mr*. It. UShian dr.,... tu EaU -h>
Mi.n.jay, nturiiiiik' Ihe same -lav.
■ S. II. IViwnlnir and wife, uf the Sanl
Clara Journal, were in I'alo Alto Mul
*Uy.
E-!
Some salman_r-ar* l-een cAagtit in
l-vsri Franclsv-ulto cret-k t.int-- Uf ra
Is-jcan.
"IVtc" Mall and "Hul" l'arklm
vitittxl tire Ks|*-**.ttioa -rroutid on Ktt
•Jay but,
A. C. Stejitiens And Cut K. ls-Irff
Ibis utllco acre in the city on Satur.
and •tay-td ill) ilonday.
3.T. AndCbo*. Parkinwrn visite.1
city un J-Attmlsy ami saw the oj-eii
aiiUicMidailiter Kt po* it ion.
One linnilrtxl eij-lu ti.L.ti acre *
loiheMelwiuter r'Air al tb* I**!u i
wanted ..rn- .,( them aald. *'0|,-, On
fi, ot lli.-ir.,I"nr ""', '''' "• 1"" Slii aft-nt
day -nt-rlii' *^*aaitt**tl tin- viln-ton thut and Instantly
dent. I a start wo* llrvtl ihrot-j-li the sl-utt and a
*i * ui. the' Ssitolj -""J1,*.1 T.ieT lrohUbL *1
P. Mt.rllli, a! ill
illl IV
;t0
to i.i-r.
,- ilat un rrtivt-i>it>' avenue and Itryant ] ***«* *° ■
"mix -inil bath. -Will nmt cheap to \»lKy :m ;
r: The SAN JOSE
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Bltst-kaW
nut :»
KficaTOl
! pa
J. P JARMAN.
ip-tu ptCnui
W WER, 1 HUMES,
STOrU
lu
tae ■ullabtc for it
txhat wc nt-vd i
T.lil-l -aW Ajlkl
t I'.-ilo Aim, don*, wait lot *.
it- iit -ihcail i>f vim.
ll Leading Paper
Bl.a'k 30
Uv»o
dr.at;-1 Mr*.Jo!in A. Seiuin- and I
,-r,y,ti.lt!..-l,.*,.iUl.ly .d IW.
ti. WalurMiliil, at fu!Ii*-e Terr
t Tili-silsy.
j»
. '' ' ■ •- -■■•. : i i„. por information. Call at oor Office on
-"^■"-..-.''r..- UNIVERSITY AVENUE, Neil to the Palo Alto Bank PALO ALTO, CAL
tl.Ti-.-tii.il ..I --.in Jiff, hut did in.) -ii.-. OR
^ikSSSSSltStJ^S; 630 MARIil-T STREET, San Francisco, kwmm.
lie-**-* slim to he the fellow wlso l.el I np _ — , ;
:,a-V«"-lrXl-1^.*,;i'',.S;No Flies On Palo Alto!
Outside of San Fr.in.iM
Pacific Coast.
l.lSIWrV
) mm
Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Etc.
ll !:■■■ - 1 r.-.ii'iTi- X
I-'-;•!■ .'f* fur I-Aintlttf;
I'.tj. t-iiir. . Itijoru MouTtlitrf'.
,lK"!iS ud 90 SoBlaS>«adiL,8AB J0«, ML:
1-- *r i*. n..11.in.;- •
r.-*.-..ln|. 1
It li.l
al.ai
- nl.iti
in tin- City mul County
where it i> ].ul.li*.ln.(l. in
j,r..]».tl..-ii Iti ;- j"il.i!:«-:i.
irjMpcrlntbc
tliaiiiinyi
da**
, at |1.
Mr. and Mr-. 0*0. P.ObpttSntl, of.
>a.-. Irit-v'. wrre in loan Moo.laT.! last tfriilay nl.iut thirty of tlie em-
Tlrf-y w.r* risiting tlu-ir t*.n at .,- '• '"'■' * "' **** -^rs**-t I**-*.! anal I'Unt
1 lninn.lv. [P»wjaill**i st Menk- Park- went un a
strike. Tiny hadnul rixi.-ivcjl jiavsin.
- Mi's Ada Mechllnif. whu livi-s «ilh . Ism S..|.i..i.ila-r und alter iimkiiiu
Mr, and Mr*. S-iulr,-. -i--„t a l.-w daj. ,,,.„,.,„.,, („r ^^.j. de.^kxl ,t»
that week with Ur tclalirc*. Rex. and : ,„,*< utlli[ ^i, iimr „, . ert.knlInt
Mrs. I-uKan ol .Son Joae. ietKildt-*rs*a,-h„l, Tl.e strikers held tt*v-
i A1111111I-1 (if I';,!-. AltO homes Weie \,'11'1 ■uut'litii.'*'.luriim ilu- u.-eli nt nlii.il
suld at aii.-ti.in in Lai Aiun-les Tui-d.iy.I*** «l-«lo matter wn* lalkctl over.
Hill lillh- w-unx-alitixllrum th.-xiile, j. Thumlaj .-,--11:1,^ . ntjtrtfag WU bvlll
W. L WOODROW,-
tn'rrukrr sad KaiAalBaeri
■ iy South I'.rti St., SAN JOSE, Cal
(!. Fiirliush.
B. A, Norris.
Only First Class United States. pa| fl||0 yjy
Hi CANDY STORE ceo. EiUcTiT
Wood. Coal, Bar t IM
Th* iihuti* nf the Salt JoM PsJi
finiilnves is an altraetise iiicture
their srinitow ul their I'.ili. Alt...t-ire.
S. \V. Ollins, tjtasiiH-s* manssx-r
tl.e Iltily I'alo Aim. pave II* A j-'lBBTtl
mil I-'rid'ay last. He was un his aay
lake Irrilie Valr.
Ur.Thua. Knult.of birelim. Csuatd
xtrhti Is -ttsitttrir Mr, tj-akr, hwabn
taklne a Itx.k St "liter tonus of Ctilifo
nla. Hcn-liirnixl Monday.
Dr. Werner's class In charities at
..-tnt-.i-ti, art-omranle.! hy d.-leifitl-
lr.i::i other •UMMuIC dint.'.ns, ti.itt
the Blrushuuscat han Iron. .•*.. Satu
day.
Satttnlay lost was a l-eantiful day ar
iiscstt of the liusinrta* u-sutes w<-rc.-lt***<
M»:i, Hi... -I. I im: f-oto the Midi. nil.
l.iil ii.i.-iii the lii'ldti i-jij.-yilii- the cl
. Ms*, tt O'Xeill ha* afsnej] n el,-,tiinB
n and.lyiiiif BliuiMiv.-r tho Huuk -inn. in
th.- Ihi-ki'v l.iitlilhu-aud aill I*- [.:.-,..,.I
M have the lra.lt-«(I'sltfAlto.
a Mm H. F. M.n-.r.n,.t,illBnto*xan
„ J""* b rrt.w lo sj-inl the r-aldiAlh.
Hits Lav the liMh lust, fur sotithiini
I'.ilil-iriii.i. and fr.mi tlu-re to Gat lu'lui-
»• in M.-»-otiri. *
" A •*•*!-,.(etipnerr* of tttrSprins ral-1 u' •vuuli"*»*' Tlte h**s
*" ley i\*t»t-any will vl*ll th.- fnlvertitv hy llie rtrik.-i. ,-iiti.at
ht-daj-ln unli-r tn make arMin-eui. : tdiii'im-iit "I Il-ivt.-i*. ».u
.1 fur (In- in 1 prove uu-nt <d tlicu-itcrsyaleui "'
■ un tl.c.an.i-u-*.
Ih-fsW-r
J. A. PETERS' SONS. -Proprietors. ] gtovfes Rfl 1 )°VS
-KACTo.,vt.riAr.!iMiMm,m,'«.:i *~ ' HKXTt.lt>. TIMV.vuk
I for Ice Cre-am, Water Ic--*. cli*-. ik-livtrctl alt over thcctmiitr
UnuaiUoFiita Mirati fiw oftUfgr:
rianua and Kurnltnre mored
MANTlll.*.. .ith .wrr. Yar.1 and tirtics* uppoaitc
1-T...'l.t Ki.,1, I'alo Alto.Cal.
Mrs. M. 1,.
§;M?JJ01t LOUp oO!
.-:v,i, Ul* III,!, tliul |1w| .„ul,| Ih. |,.i.|
^1.1 r., ionkv» Haii's Syrup of Tar and "Wild Cherrj'
^■;;3" WILL CURE YOU!!!
The Palo Alto Pharmacy,
11. F. HALL. I'll. (1. Proprietor.
PUMP WORK, .-""'
Tinning and Plumbing. GREEN di WINNIE
OHOIOT
Vii'k, hi Vciil, Mutton',
lamb, Pork. Ham, Bacon,
LINCOLN ST.. MAVMKLD, CAt.
BEN MOUNTS,
'f any Vii-M i.f tin* Ituckji-*.
IUj
.- It.
nf San Jose,
t**l>l-pd for n fen- dsvs
..ill.'. ctdtAt.e on M,;k Ml, I ^ ^^ ™^' " "^ ^.m*!
i.;-.-..,,.*!.,! tlie -IrnAinn, ..,:„„„,, „; „.. , ^ „,.
'■ "' 1'"-'.„niWns-f..un.| it im|*«sil.fc U make
crdrectMB* and bene*- .feft-rr-*l )->>iti-;
il- . 11.1.',.it,-■-. M.uiy id Ilnn-t- -aim linve
lirat i-.-.tii-ii" an- ii.<-ii trill* tarue fum-
ili.-. N. .. raasj ,,-r.- tiii( in tlinri.liii-.xi
ai>,ls rusiliu-; 1-tr.in.**.K'-rxl f.irttar.1 st
in.- thcAork.
•Lniinr-Vinlt will lieojiennl
G.ArV. LaPEIRE
Concrete Mraclor,
Rfltfmatt» n i ii. 11* on ull kliidi of
«rk fjrec of charge.
OI-'KICK: I*. I-& II. Co., or at the
TAI.OAI.TO HOTEL,
I'ul'i Alio. (.'al.
f3tA*~fH-livvrr '.'.-■■ runs Rt-fulart/
Kt-rtH MiirniuR to I'alo Alia. •
Iv^ENLO PARK. CAL:
R. M. KEE & SON,
friends.
|.rwni»***T n-Kr* " ' -',"-1 ' ' '.'•' • '""
til., aill Is- ..learlii-l iff K< v. T. F.
Tiwrlaim lias U-en aj|.r,.i,vl U M,..
Iliifuliaiii .if the Itt-aliyierUit Clitlrcti ol
Han (or,!.
Ynll.ijo; sulijccl: ".■*>'r\ii*c tlie true aim
of Ufe."
Fonlpn.l* nll.-mjit.-I |i. li.,!d <i|, S. P.
Acer, Ttiesalnt- nttfiii wlille on his aav
Thr aisna-trr o( tin* Pair 1* |uittinz a
frutn r-ar-atttra to'afri Joar in a i*»*g\.
la-ve fruil snd \nrrtal.',e aii.-L.* in In*
Ilv laid tt.e stiipto tttf lionte an.) es-
Mur,., wtm I.- maj kttq m i.t*.™i-
npeATj UOtntva by a baUtri frum tin- vit-
Ikalu Ael«o,cool |.la«dnrins srarn.
at-attier.
A ,.,iia:jni..t-ni ol thrrr lini*.In*l ud
Tls- Vt-cturv at tin- rnirertiirot* Tucb*.
till; dkin* ol lurd. an-l tm.ill mi il,,
«!*)■ vt-enttie, Peb-tt, Aill la- pit-en I.}'
c.llt-cje.1 lit \V. \V.I*ric- anl Onfl-lit.
Mr. I(. S. l*a|;ue. Local run-cast tlllirinl.
■tt.*.. mtlii-iimiiniaitisiii Hit- vii-inilv ,,f
IVeailier lluteaii. **nn Krnii.isco. Bub-
TuSriin.^Arinjiia. wok nvt-ivixl l*;itiir,l.iv
ject: ''MvU-oraantrv."
al tl.e I nltersitv.
The Itsdiaa motii-el at Castro is Mag
Tl* .Inriml ircler of Fi.rt.t.r*. l-a.
•-xi-atat™! And valuable Und* iii-i
tin- sinrlenls ol -SUnftir.l. Knur *ki-1t-
Unit to the hall litt.-l nj. f.tr tlieir tim-
tons were found -*iiturduy, also U-a.la
..v.-r l>;.rki.,.ii[,'. hariamia -.t..r,.. Tin-
audAlxtnclnii-liiiient.
!wl.-!*cndFni<.rdi-tAi!t ts.nr.)- LtstHsssj
Mitt) M.v.*.'- Ni-nd.-rs.-n. t.f Pan Jnsr,
hall,sennlci-staft.L
NOTICE OF 1
OVAL
f ir-Ivi-a lakct
:■..-.-! I-, fJ
Hat in/ renaon-d lo my new t|turt*-ts,
lam *-a*aj*wt**lto .In all kimlt of tine
W.it.li and Jt-wt-lrr Ki-|.*.rini*, and I «!..,
any n stock of Wall-Ill's, Clocks, Jewelry snd Musi.nl Mi-rclisn-lisf, vtlucli 1
mn sail ai *--**. rrtn.is.-u j*io-s.
Myiiiwof Vi.miu, tluit-ir and |lan>. '""
^trilif arc llie Kst. I alr-i hnvn a lull: T* 1/ *T\TJATT^C
ihieufS!** ha-twl KyaaOlaMs,, \Yj, tV. 1 iiUl 1 O,
Tliankiiiit tiie jiul-Jii* fur |«st tavorsi
Aral Sjolit-itim* ytmr i-alix.nai-t' (or llie
(stare I rvlnain. Yours Tralr,
A, V. J-CIH'.U'I.T,
fliiv.-ra.lty uv.-iiiie. ni-Kt to Vine **liin-
I'.M.n Mlii. I .,:
If j-twi »ant fin,' m-.-.l- an.f j.'anlt
lost |.r;,,» (o u]i t.. tin- Sun- ; -v.-i
1'lant Co'*, (fonni-rlv Mit-raiwal
.Nurtery ("-.'■.), fnrui nn.l (-t-t ttnue that
srUlgtoit*,
Dealer In
Q
<
ismart
Gents' furnishing goods.
SAN JOSKTHA niMI'AW Groceries, Fruit.-
'IWlllll.Ii.CU..
."Op**11?r In,',,
FINE SHOES
ll.:.'".-
l„.|.,:,..f.
i.i Clean Teas
f fiesh Cottee
Puie Baking Powder
Spices, Eitracts
mi Chocolates.
e.io a.iu
HaiijOi L. vilDvlUA,-' cn^mS1
Slu-c Mnkiii-r,
'.. C FtiaaU-T, Proi-rtrtor.
iialnei, n.-s|.|...ri» llM I'u.|.iTl,*:,',,t
ulllix. I'ulo Alio, t'al.
ii.|.ri
Ed I-
Mn
L.
r-t.-liljciii. nl Monti-lair. N. J., and lt.-y t'luircl, li.xvi- srrsngs.1 I,,r .. ,-!,-!
Howard of San llk-j-.i. w.-r,- m I'ulo Alt..! ..f tli.- 1,-ir-l'.-.i,,,--r. K.l-.ir.irv
Momlar, vstilins th** I'lutrrsity an.1' H>r. Mr. It.-id will rHciatr. An
i.ilirr j>la.-t-s ot IllHliaA 111 *■ lulflilast t unity will la- given 11 ■<-**- uii.,
liood. ■ to unite with lli*-.c|jiir.-li, tin llui
■*-. P. Ayerlin* l.-:-i tlie cliainiiau*tii|i-
of llie IkMttl of Supervisor*. It was1 The new ottcabr Morris A Merslioi
.1.■ ide.1 l.y Jud|-e*. Lorijran and Ilern'Jd* I* raj-i-lly Ist-ine Qnitltttl this ■ .-.-k,
in San Jo*e la*l FridAr that tlie Itoard Tl.e Tims -still ... o,., * room in Hh
liail aright to chant,** ils cliainnan wlu-n*, Iniildinfi ts an editorial Mm, whirl
ever it jilerunxl. J, S. {Jajty was dec lcl j will giw tl- loon- room lu Iho rear lulild.
In liia place. litis for txmu-mphttixl aililtliotia and im-
11. C. Sptrrr, abo wsa mcatm-aed a '" ' e*IM'ol*• .
werk ago as Ihe toun*t ttudcot who! Iter. John (i. Hi-id's sulijert at thi
wandcreil a««) Iriitu bis Isinrding botlM I'r.-aliyli.-rlnn chiiri-h n.-xl Sahktll.
In Mayltuldand w-as (bund In Aliayalack | luuruinu will he: " Whu-ot-Yi-r Wills
ntar the hoy, and later had been t-iiin- it.-." In thcevrninit the text will \m,
milled to tl-rlntane asylum At Stit-lton.^'RLse: He cAltrth tin*:" A taHM
ifinniitii-l suicide last I ri l*y in that: Invitation is ,-\ :-u 1.-1 to tlte j.ni-ii. tr
institution. attend the**. *crvi->xt.
Miss Marie (iutimcr, coiitntlti*. sului«i; j Ti,e yv.C, T. V, M.ithi-r'* Msaltna ■ IU
Mrs* Mabrlle Hi-rtart, author, reader, u. hM „'n iv.xlrrr-s.Ur.
drutiitist, an-l Mir* Kv-flue Hut-kin*, jj_ -a .j^ i*r,«tl-arie*;»»"r,
of-tan Jots*. am-mttsq'st.ai-oicAvr An Isr"»ddrt*ssr.I hy IV. Woo-lultht-t'ni,,
ctilrrtsiniiienl nt the Cha's'l last Friday Kitv lia "The Hvr.i,<ne if Infancy tu.i
niftlit «toii|K*tl at the Palo Alio Hotel. ciiil.lh.--,l." All Inlen-tixi in the i-are
Tliey speak hlghl* of their rnteriain- 0( children are i.-nliali, .nt-.te-i.
r-tetll by that Ii.atUrirry. . I
ts ,, a. , . ., , . Mrs. J. IV. I is tan wa* in Palo \!i.,
Btuil Uarjut, tbe |Min|iT altapaiatM ... , , _■ n * ' '
th«c*-ilii>Kiull.e i>Ut.fonI MniiMJlet I "v"" .""'' . " > ' *' I '"
- - uol-xl winter anddei-orator ll l^J^i**? """"^ *?T™
It.iOS la destitution aad «a« in A ^^"^"".s. ":.}^~
trnemcat liotiae oa YaIU-Jo «n*ei, Bha
Praniirco. When workii.tf in Hit-Jotnb
lie pot •Millie I'tilil in hiney--s and-nent
blind, then Wl his n-asott and ulks
only ot the (m*!. -
sTwcalitor i» under Mlii-sti-in* in
I. W. Ruwibri-ok lur a l-.u-jiii-l of 1
Sunny Lota For Siile.
in i.l- ka it i.n.i n now ratsllrldiid
town tola pat .i.iu-r.iui j ,''hm-,". (ret
.jDtL-ts) f.el. Apply |« Paul linlUtt
nr. >U:iU Park Cal.
STRONER & BACKUS
WIIITHllS. PAPER HANGERS, •
Eirrrlhia* ii nul« nn hr premises
GRAIN.
FEED.
I .,,,... I , , flit. IVT „ V 11 .. I . ,
Z. O. FIELD,
CONTRACTOR
& BUILDER-
Estimates given, contracts taken
I All kind, »,f Carpaorcr w.,rl-
*" ii.,,!])- ttxacuted. Uouscsbulttorf
Il^IiilliiK'l*irj,|[>ii. l-iiuty tvrnii,.
n,,..,,, t^inrs.. o«l; .
40. 3licli!..!\O.Ikix,7^
H. P. LEDYARD
Bakod
I- T-let..'-,- ',' ,r,|l"',TV-
illwif B-'tal'til i.,.:.'l, ... i..| i.ll, «,,,!..,1.
i Ir,- ..!■! ..I..W1., .n-l l.i. tltr umr i.aiaiB;
cans and Boston
Brown Broad ovory Saturday.
&
skw I'aesnn.tii.
L*liiult' Ciui ul
CONTRACTS TAKEN*
-:*.\\ll R'BXITrill, I'lllJSIIHIS.[-RED STAR LAUNDRY. "l^&?^^»«tf
5 J* '«• ••»:» •* Ws WHOWMUtrom, llMlallma-Bt. V^wy terms
INTERIOR DECORATING A SPECIALTY. . .f*,-^2^ *o»». ^^f'"'* r*1*> ^lto. o»i.
i- -triil Sli-.j■-. Srntl Ktreet, ttttar Cliannini;
3?Ot*ttaL>f*U(*0 jtA-ClCtZ-OttSBB. Utrj
ii'., I'ALO ALT.
HTO.
Geo. W. Mosher
JERSEY DAIRY.
l.YMAN.
(IfRtttTOK.
F. W. SHERMAN & CO.,
PAI.O ALTO, CAL.
^fc^™.,,.. Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Etc.
, „ -Tina- Upholstering and Repairing.
sis BON - BON - —;- - ■ -
PALO ALTO HOTEL Gin Hi
It INC, PriOr1*!
line Block frum the I'-I'i Alia SltitA
*
\frran-itljli- rn f*r Mitl-ainltr Vtit Twti*U
Nnv M-.tiM-' N,w Punilttjrel]
*
Oil
n turnr-1 Ir--in tltr Ea*l wl.t-r*.- *I*r
rule*) tlie \V..rl,r-. Fair ami XU
hxitberD I'a
I'iir.bTM^
m\mx
MRS. OoTBixHDEP, Proprietor,
Win. PLIRSrSs
Fcfay. On.of lbs jsantie. tucastirt*! "' ''"'"L.n li.-Iin,,,. ,,,,i l„„,ls„|„| .flfl If flCffll W H liRl tn !arffe quatltttteS and Carry them 11
-tlastat two an.1. I.alf Lhtw atT-^. If Mrs. W,*r.|'s prtsaU- t-f at .:„- V,n j WI 111 UUIUI Ml UUIIUUI priC*H loiL'. Our UOrk tS all made J
litis lu e-ntrtset witti
arwthtT, tlie)* are arlii
also weloonie U "rn. -!;. ij.| tli
* lit-rr trse-r tan get a wliitf at t
and a laok at tlte liranttt** ot Ao
.!-.> ill iL.JllW Jj*.tll J^ll. Ut.
We
, a;.', ti'.'.tJIuiu* Im.l U--n mn „n _ sj.r... ,
wen. Ixjuliiij'an.l sli.fuiinic tlieir i
Vi-ntsimiily tu iimiie u , ,, it ,-
->> ti;J' '.!,.-;. -I. i ;i..; -.;; ... \\T..
(-.ri was near ad-I n dsrsta ** ow lit
iltrrar. Mr*, r-ianfor.1 ws* t-s-tmn
iml by Mr. laltiru*. ami her maitl.
Lumber and Planing nill
Excelsior Rudwood Co.
C. A HOOper & Co., A0eht5 -t*1- •-"<- Clmiincl Streets
5an Francisco
Wc Cannv the LARGEST STOCK of DRY LUM8E« om the pAOinc Coabt
The S. P. Co's tracks run through our yard, enabling us
to load car-loads of Lumber and Mill Work without cost %f.
cartage. Besides making all hinds of special work to order,
we manufacture all kinds of outside and inside house finish,
in stock, thus, making our
prices low. Our work is all made from Soft Humboldt Red-
wood, and toy mechanics who are Kxpvrts in their sl;~> '■■■
ARRIVAL A
U UHPAKTURF.
MAILS.
Of
■,fc'Es'
,-„r,.
|§t
^ ~ 7 ■ . " 'making our workmanship< suprriuc to any other. f!,'*','i,.]'-',','.'I'l'riVi.Vk'u',--*'fru'nVu
, plan, ami .-]-e*.-i.ii-tions rmj*r-i. < Illustrated Catalogue with Prices on application. -•. i... i...|..,..
Tasw**!* tn.. Rrtel Waal IIjI* ■ Don't place your orders until you have written us; or our'' JTrrPSsSiw**, !•.-si. '
D'- Mr.F. W. Warren, who resides at Palo Alto, wilt arrange to : .'^fo
meet you any wteh day, morning or evening, and give you full H""o,„*t' ."'„" Viw'7'mCi!!'"''!-."-!'!! ^W'
information as to prices, etc. . M„it-. " *-T|v
Job z|
Printing!
Rote HcniK
Letter Ii-k*iiJs,
Hill Head*,
Card*.,
l.nvelo|Mjiit
Society Printing.
As t.tM.il a-, the \W>i:
Estimates Furnished,
■t-'J-tllll.
Timed
Office*
0002
No full text1.1F. DAILY 1'Al.U M.ro TIM!-.,
3><per ct. 3'< per ct.
All Depositors
In Om* rj.WIN.J-. liKI'Almil \T .rf <hp
First National Bank
fights m*m
■" SAVE KER BABES'
ILLINOIS TOWN SOLONSTAKEUP
ITER
\
J
JSP QUESTION
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS.
S. W. CHARLES
FREDERICK SCHNK1DKR
BTaaea, i'alo Ai
PALO, ALTO. < \l.. /
I'l.d-v. i.*Lf notice Utat iH-t-itiiiUic U.otiiHr. l,.-'n»nT. |nter-*-*i *
will br t-i.injut. .1 at tin* mu* >-t *'a per rent p*-r milium.
AU i-*r-..iis rnnlrmplatlag opruing an serount with us. do so *
brfon* February lOtli and hate Ih* months' Interest added to }
lt on J"lg 1-t at tio* rate al *t*% per cent per annum.
Oo To
The Fair
for
Fancy Groceries
And Choice Bargains in China and
Crockery
202-204 University Avenue
MOTItKlt i;k-cli> two, iut
THE THIRD CHILI* IS PBOsV
fcX 1l»DKATtl.
■ t
With the TtH'riiionM-l'*r at 14 UftMW
Zero Tht*y Ar.* 9t*t-ptN9r*l to
Flee l'r*>ni llu tit lug Home
Phone Main 7-J
PALO ALTO J
i ** n •* n.**n.^a*,J*ns*n--*nf*n**n,**n*»**n>*-- vms***.* n,<*mf*-n****.*+n.**-n 4
Seattle. Wash., Jan. 19.—So woman *v.*r mads a more heroic atrug-
£ie lo lava the live* ol ber cbildreu.
and noaa perhaps auHerat greater
bard*btpethan Mrs. Jacques. the
•*■',• ot B. C. Jacques, a farmer al
the torfcs o(. White river, eight
mile* north of Lake Wenatchee, tbi*>
Stan*, whose home burned sud who
with three children clad only in
thelf night cloth** was turned out
Into the snow. Hers was an awful
flght for lite against the rigors Of
a January Bight In which **ti- tuned and dragged bvr children ovar
th« lea. A girl, three rears oW, Wl
dead on their bltK-d-stalaed trail.
The husband w-ns-away to secure
provisions. Mrs. Jacques placed the
three chltdfrea In bed for the night
and was herself disrobing when tbe
paper-lined house burst forth In
San-ta, - The mother dr«c«*d the
cblidren. one a b&tx- but eight
moatbs old. Into snow from four to
Biv fl , I tX**V nnd with ibe ther-
WrtMn-tcT 11 dsg*rs*ps betow sett**. All
were brnafooted with the babe in
her arum und encouraging -bo other
children, three and utur fears old.
to follow, tbe mother started tor tho
nearest house, a mllr dl*»-*m Her
crie* lor help «•"'"" bi-it"* 1" **'*
J. D. 1-angdno, Before Mrs. Utag-
doa could reach tbt. woman and bvr
-tasi l reusing cbildreu ihu iiui. girl
was dead.
Mrs Jacques' log* were parilstly
frozen snd also the arms or the boy.
The babe sufferod but -.ml*, being
IBATrTfrrrrTtwi Tn*asAi'KSlC0
Willi ltl ft: Jl III»V OK Dlt-t-
Abll.lt OF I WIN.
Thc tiblo Rhor Overflows Its Hanks
lu K.niiiit.y, snd Mucb Item*
age *** Tlirenleii.-d.
Springfield, Ul.. Jan. 18.— Shaw-
aeatown. « vitlsge of 1.6(10 impulsion upon tbe bend of the Ohio rivet
near tbe Indiana and Kentucky Stale
lines. In ihre-atr-ned with a repetition
of the (treat flood ol tS9f» which de-
traatat«d the country '••• miles
around snd oaoaad loss of ll(<*. and
freat suffering. The wsler -at noon
had reached -i tool snd wns steadily
raisin- Heavy rains continue.
Secretary of State Koae yestcrdn:
Amu.***:, n or japs in piiilic
M'lllNU.N IMH.I! I ...\slllt it*
AXtOl I.N M.t.J.-*!,ATriEK.
lb
Uuy Action In Haa
11 Kuforc Treaty
With Japan.
Giro BI.AKESLEY LITTLE
Dentist.
Madlson-TholU bt.ildloi
Pnlo Alto. f'al.
j A. A. MACINTYRE,
Sacramento, CaL. Jan. 19.—A con-' 11, u. 8., Ia l>. «-
eutr-nt resolution tulroilnced la tbo j Graduate l>e&tnt iWpartioent, UaL
Lrgtslatare, touching iba sdnlssloa j verslty of Pennsylvania. Phlladat.
of Jspanese lnlo the puMIe schools j .,nU Vo,t Graduate, School of
ofSmi Francisco and tho action j Prosthetic Dentistry. Atlanta Oa.
brought la the Federal courts lc the j HatkcI, p^ Qradaaia, Chicago
mntier, was the feature of tbe day's
session yesterday la both tw-nate and
Assembly.
The resolution rails for tbe Attorney General of tbe State to.sp*
. pear In tho actions brought In lhe
es-Ktge asking that SO | „,„,.„, and bels to assist the author-
Srhool of Urthodonlis, etc. Chargsa
ro«^onahle OBre. 1-edyard builtiinf,
Palo Alto. Hours. 0:30 n, nt. fo 4:99
ree*-lv-d .
teats ba sent st ooce foi the use
tbose driven from tbelr homes. All
the stores nnd buildings on thc water
front have beaa abandoned and the
people are homeless.
News of the flood condition* at
Hhswneetown were eoinniunlcsted to
Governor Der
distance telephone ami he ai once directed that Atljiuniit-tleiieral Scott
saad a supply ot t*ut> for the relief
of 'in', fliKid stirrers.
I.f-,;. ,-■-- ■'■!• •- betng *:*.' en bj
tb-** AdJut-ani*Uenoral.to Insure ib«
safety of (he people and property In
tbe flooded dlstrloL
kept 1
, l.y thi
»iber.
saa hardly ba espaeisd tr*m imp-sr-
fectly praparsd prnaerlptlaaa pr Pt'
thoss dispensed frwm tsferter pt map- \
•ad rata materials , with year aast;
grsscrlptlon try tbe
-I..KK UP Sfl'.tI.IT)
set*, ibe ,es.;iu which yeu abtala,
aad parUculafly nou aur prtcas
VINO
THK KKItVHT! OF THI
MAN? OF ftHICsl IOI
Mt»VK ANVTHlNrt tV|) WE KNOW
\M ' W PI.FtNK VOt
i:tll*I.O\ KNPKKIFNfi
I.KItN <U 11 Ptiltii*
THK KMII.F TH VT Alt
t'l I lllJJil
know i«hi it:kt i»ki:p.
AH tlaMsa oa North Hid-- mt M*t«nl
t 9*0 -ipataatla tea itusied.
Los Angelas. Jan. It- All tbe
cabin*, of the Big Horn mine 00 ifae
aortb side of Mount San Antonio. U
■dies northeast of Irtsa Angeies. ara
under snow to a depth of tan feet
above the roots. According to A. II.
Bum nafcar of Big Rock the snowfall
around Old Baldy Is. greater tban
ever iWon* The rsnytin* ara fllled
with aaoa in places to the depth of
100 feat. All roads-are covered
witb snow, avera-ftni; abont fifteen
leet deep. Fight Inches more of
>K \vi. •i."* 'ell '•'*■'• nigbt.
ILANO-
Itles of tb.* City and County of San
l-'rn t:.-!r.r.i lu dereiiKS of the gotloas. |
Senator Camlnettl presented the *
reMiimioti In llie Somite and tbls 1
aroused a Ikely debate, resulting ta !
reference to tbe Judiciary committee j
which will report back on It next .
ni (-hirago by long -1^^ m(,r*\nn. Thi* re-a,hitloo j m
and ihe Introduction of a few bills ' (l|llltll
and petitions consumed the entire
session of iho S*-nnte.
In the ASK-embly, Grove I.. Johnson presented the eon***irTent r-a*to|n-
Hon. wbicb will bo made n sperlal
order of bnsiness In the Assomblv
Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Mr
Johtitton, In speaking for tbl ;• "'n
tion. said In pari:
'TliIt* union In the ivdernl courts
Is the most Important tbat has beaa
before the State store the Wur or the
Rebellion. It is a quentlon of State
sorer-elKi'i'!- and will decide whether
the eourtn. backed by lhe President.
can force its to admit Japanese lato
our schools."
MEDICAL.
DR. A. J. VILLAIN.
Physician aad Surgeow.
I ate of San Francisco; houra, J
lo t and 7 to s p. 01. Ollice and
residence, Hamilton avenue and Ha*
Palo Alto
Tela*
K-ky.
l*l..it- IUg Orsogr Grove.
;<.ss WKARj u,Tftrsid^ <-,!., JM. it.—K. E.
WON'T OOMK! Hendricks, a Carboodale. Pa., mll-
KK-UON PORTltonaire. h_n purchased"I«'.5dO acres
L'MVERSITY DKIG CO.
rratsralir Mall HNiiaias
THIS
ITS,
1NVI --llfitTK THK MKK-
Ol It THANmKH ^KRVICF
!i|H-|!N STOIti: IMMIMS.
The Oak Bakery
1.1. noun-ill. tttft
Ora.r, t*r all kloda ol |*.ir. promptly
tll*At .** i].li,«f«d. Waffoo itallrariaa
la all aana ot Fai. Atk. and -u»nl.rt
Wttmn*.
Ill Haatr Iiuk
.*** Klact WT
Palo Alto Transfer Co.
S2S ALMA STREE1
Phone Main 00
W=^
SET1NG MACHINE.
ttoUetu aeAaiaa.
Tbe fundamental
Principles
in thc building of the
Vose
Piano
1. The scientific production of ch separate
part;
2. The skilful combination of all the parts.
The result IS Vose Quality.
BENJ. CURTAZ & SON,
loIS Van Neu Aveaae
Saa Pranciaco. CaL
of Uml In th*- Moreno valley. Including ih** Mor»i;'> and Al*-**«sn*Iro lown
si«*s. a hair million dollar properly.
' H«" lotsads to develop the water
i rights and plant the largest orange,
igrovs la America. *T***tt thouaand
acres hav* alreadr been piped with
•s-att-f. at a eo«t of 1380,000.
li. 1. .himI on ( olumbis River.
; Portland. Ore., Jan. 1». The
1 steamship Columbia-ds still fast In
; tbi* Ice ib-.**-* miles above St. Helens
In tbe Columbia river,
i The steamer UnanoKf, which hss
''■ b*-*-jj 'I-.-1 tn* at SU Helens for the
past iwo day*, made two Ineffectual
: attempts to break the lei* today.
Tht* Bltaadna in Krai
Idouiftviiie. Ky.. Jsn. ia —Tbata
hss bet*u a rlw* or fro..i lluao W lour
feet during the past twenty-four
hours In the Ohio river iro'm PUle-
burg to Ixmlsvllle. Conditions in-
dleata a stage of thirty-six fool, if
nol more, at Louisville, and Itfty-four
feet at aladlaoa.
..Thfi river rose nearly two feat
last night, snd Is crnplng up steadily, i ft0d -Vftrred
Many mercantile bouses have bem , tW( nn(J M ijjj^ ft.,. Al
eom|K*lle*l to remove stocks. City; j,,^,,,,,,
firemen have J*e*eB bttrty all day ;• - . __„__
moving families from their_ homes In | VmUri* Mutrtl nor- |n i^half of Jaa*.. '
WaahtnR.no. Jan. 19. Tin* Cnlt'tl
suits In Han ,
Franclaco for the purpose of enforc- ;
Ing provisions of ihe trealy with Jap* ;
phasa Mala I ••*
JOHN O. VARIAK
Scifiilllli* >lns«ngr and Mechanical
Vibrations.
Physicians rommnnd bis ttaat**
ni* nt Hours. 11 to 12. 1 to J.iO,
!<*tcphone litarh 103.
DR. WILLARD C. BEAN
Osteopathic Phyatrlaa.
KliWTIIiem. KI.KtTltlt l.HHIT
11ATHH.
Monday, Wcdnosday nnd Prlday;
S'umertJOl Mils were Inirodueed |ert-,,-lo«B ^ appolntmaot, 450 High
sirecl. uoar I'niversity avenue,
bly ad- !AI-U
Palo
the residence s*-*-tli>os. All Invalids
went taken to tbo cfty hospital tn J Bt
am bo lances.
River traffic Is paralysed and the
business bottsos along ihe rlvor front j -n" ^*jV|„g
Thiisdsy n-*a Snturaday:
rtoloaa by appointment, 190S Do*
Isadora street, -*om**r Pine, Sao
lunrlsco
IVI.-l.lw.i!.- Wei.t «i«l7.
are suffering heavy loss.
Trnfllc on lhe intrrtirttan lines wan
suspended owing to the floo-dad
tracks.
th** Japanese vqual
school advsntagea. One or the actions Is brought In th'* Hitpretmi
Court of the State of California, la
the name of a Japanese child, for
The water from the Ohio river '■ ,hf piirpow fff obtaining a writ of ' od,
haa backed up Into llarriv creek aud
Goose creek aud has msde a lake
several mites la length of the Hear
Grass valley.
Trsffle wss su*ip*-ndi»d over a portion or tbe Parklaad car line yesterdsy.
Kvan*vllh* reports tbi? htojrtjllj
rising with hard "rains tht-re and in
places along the Wabash.
Alleghany Itlver Now lalling.
Pmsborg* Pa., Jao. 1>-—A grndo-j
al fall In the Allegheny river during J
the past twenty-four hours bas great- J
ly Improved the situation st Spring- ;
dale. The water bss ceased to flow >
over the dsm aad Is now passing!
down at each end of it. The Allegheny river Is falling st tbo head-.!
, waters, bin the Monongahels Is still j
rising at all points, flslf the hounea
lo West HrowBsrllle are said to be
submerged. The water there Is rt*-1
Ing at the rate of two inches an
hour,
mandamus to compel hia admission
to one of th« public schooln from
which he is deluded by the action
of tin.. Hoard ol Kdueation -The proceeding In (he second suit la a comprehensive bill In equity filed by lhe
1'niied Steles In tha Federal Circuit
C-ftttvt; in -wbteh the members of The
Boiird of KdtieAt'0". 'br soperlntend-
end of schools'and atl of the principals of various prlmsry snd grammar schools or San Frsnclsco are
msde dereodants.
Palo Alto Optical Parlors
Over Welngartner
Drug Store
Kjaaossmlned by tba
latest up*to-dsto ninth*
ilassa* accurately fltted. Batls*
asnured. Hrokeo lenses refitted.
J. MAY, Optometrist
**m ^.,
, factio
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN
nu. h. c. i'iidij'**.
t.tn
TfWocni Hohls Ip Trslns.
{ Bskersfleld.' Cal., Jan. !»• The
I traffic sit nation on both the Santa
j ra aad Southern Pacific lines Is
' gloomy, and trains are running far
■ behind schedule lime, owing to tbe
j big storm which ranged from Mo]are
.east all last night
Pnllcemsn Shot bf lUn.lit.
j -9 PortJaud Or., Jan. Ik.—lo a battle
Un a snowstorm with a highwayman
jeaught cracking a safe at Sellwood.
a anborb, last night. Policeman A. O-
Ifioreason was twtee shot In tb* leg.
The bandit escaped. A, pons* Is In
pars*]...
fiTII.I. mUUM A COAT OP ICK.
AKKH KAINKR TO PABK HIM.
Man In Nebrnxka In-utue A»ylum Appeals in (iermsn nvpetac,
Norfolk, Neb.. Jsn, 19 ~ Joseph
Holdnehler, an tomste nf the State
Insane AFylum here, haa apjunled to
the-Emiwror of Germany to secur*
his releMe. Ifoldoebler la a r>rroun
etllsen. Por two yeara 'he tjn'mlmi
of Rolaoebtar's sanity has been
under .ll-itii- l"ii Ills frb-ii<U saner t
that he Is perfectly sane and different
phystrinne hsve so pronounced-dMm.
Holdoebler savn be la 'he victim of a
plot on the part of relatives.
Amerlcso School of os-
jte«jpntby. Kfrkvllle, Mo. 12G Oni-
jrerslty avenue, Crandall building.
1 Houra, 9 a. tn. to 6 p. m. Phone
Halo 19, KxaxntnaUon* free. Treatments given patients at home If de*
■fifed liatf* atlendsnt st the offlea
H01TT
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Menlo I 'ark, QoL
!so«t but three days on account ol
carthiuako. Thirty-third semester
opana August 27, 1906. Addrsaa
Principal W. J, M*t*redlth.
MISS SUSIE McGOWAN.
(Formerly of Stroiynskl h C*
Asn Fraaclaoo.)
Halrdresalog. Manlcarlng, Hhampo->-
Ing, Hcalp Treatment, Facial 1
SouiliM<-«t 1 ...itiiMi.s 10 Suffer sa •■
I., -nil of "•' fold.
Kansas t:ity, Kan.. Jan. 19.—This,
portion of the Southwest la still To Stud* Coast Hnrtoy.
plastered with a .hick coating of Ice New Vork. Jan. "•-"■J" & '■
This condition has esl.ted for 4 *-. Close snd Capialo 0. R. Frith, royal faad Hfagelng.
boors aad yesterdsy there was Bills engineers. *ho come here on behalf 540 Rmersan Street, acar
prospect of immediate relief. of the tirlrlsh Government lo try to UnisarsMy Aveaae.
Today there ba* beeo a warm rain aWaln P*\*\**^°^ !___?_£??7___Z \ noa* »*>»»<• 141-
but Xrowdng .weather turned this In- '
Oimrge* Agslust 999*9 officials, i
\ San Jose. Cal.. Jaa. 19.—Ch*rx-<
of misconduct and malfeasance In of-
!flee were,y*-*'*rday filed with Msyor
H. U Matoews and . thc Common
Council by Oareoc* l^eddy against
Police and Fire Commissioner WU*
Ilam McCarthy.
plseing a third coating ol
lee over the ground and wires within as many day*.
Telegraph and telephone servir-*-
la alt directions from K*insa« City 1«
•till demoralized and train* sre .'.
layed.
I of War *o slndy geodetlr and ettast
' survey, arrived yesterday on the J
steamer Majestic.
Major Cloa* wtfd ihst It was ad- |
: mltted sbroad that our system of i Piano
SPECIAL NOTICE
O. H. MacMCBKIK.
snd repairer for Bent.
orte'le and ciast survey was t*r t'nr'tf t Htm Is permanently located
SUP**
or to that of Rurope.
ladaliiadaias *t ptB.tM-4t.mto.
Martlnes, Cal.. Jsn. 19. -A certlfl-
ev.'i ot Indebtedness nf the Great
Western Power Company for ,-
STRONGEST GUARAKT££.
National Sewing Machine Co,
SAN rRANCISCO. CAU
pAcroav at BSLweaa uu
XIVK1LSITV ntKS?*H LAt*XI>m
Mm-r. l-trr-r*,u
Lace cartata ■ speclsJtf- Carefal
stlrntlofl given to men's One ttn*-n.
tHJf Itsjix.ns street Palo Alto.
In* r V 1,.:,'■■ -I By .Nt. I ..i.i* Ji.n
St. Ixiula, Jan. 19.- David P.
Iijt-r Jr.. son of the Calted Statea
Dimrli-* Attorney and a teller lu the
local sub-treasury, was la*- night acquitted bv s lury tn the United
States DtUtfcl Courton s charge of
having embotiWd ffil.&OO of Gov
arsmsnt funds.
Ud 1.1.-.- lie l.*ll .1 HI* H.-li'r
[ St Helen, Ore.. Jao. !*.—Beit
[ Holman. the 1:; * -.. r-*-Mftw»'t*-»*.i--ti *«
■ *t Mrs. Sarah Ayres. conft-ssed to- 000.000 was filed with County Clerk |
j day that be had ahot and killed bis here yeslerdlV la tatcor of lhe Cen- j
mother, whose dsad body *aa found . tral Trust Company and James If. j
j laat night on her farm near here, j Wallace, said indebledness being se-
j At first the boy said that as he vi* cured by a mortgage from the Com-
prcpariag to go to bed be bad beard pany.
the shot fired and heard soma one
running out of tbe honse-
Congres* Get Kalae.
Washington. Jaa. !».—The honse
▼oted 133 to 92 yesterday to Increase
the salaries of members to $•> \090A mismanagement of tbe fund
per annum. of tbe bank.
Hanker Walsh Is Indtrud.
QbteafQ, Jsn. l».--Jobn It. Walsh,
former president of the Chicago Ns-
tlonsl Bank, baa boen indicted by
the Federal Grand Jury for al-
jat oil Everett avenne. Pslo Alto,,
: where he. Is prepared to do all piano
j work. Including tbe polishing of
j Piano rase* Pbone White 13*.
: GEO. tt BENTLEY
Contractor for Plastc-rlag
0-fiersl contractor. AU old and
now work, Inside snd outside,
promptly Attended to. estimates
given. Residence MS Hamilton avanue. Pbone Red 216. Percentage
wrork dona.
I.Ol IS J. I,.\ IH1K.
Ktr*t-4-|n*« French shoemaker. Shrres
re --NI ring neatly snd promptly done.
Alois street, opp«Mlte depot, nest
door lo Parsons' stable*, Palo Allu
ta
0002
No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES,
THURSDAY.
JANUARY 10, 1918.
GIRL'S STATEMENT WILL
HELP PALO ALTO
Her* ta the gin * own story Tor
ys-avra I had dyspepei*. sear rotaach
aad coa-rUpaOoa. 1 drank hot water
aad olive oO by the gallon S'oth-
taa helped, eatll I triad buekthora
-*rt. (tyeertae. etc.. as bCael ta,
A-.it-- I ka ONE SPOONFVL b«Ip**i
a* IXSTAVTLV ' Uecaaee Adlei-
i-fcl Hash** the ENTIRE alltaeatary
tract U rellevee ANT CASK roaaU-.
I-aUob, *our s:cmi h or gss aad,
recreate appendicitis. Il b*a QC1CK-
K5T riiot of anythiac we *v*r ecu.
Eagle Ora« (Jo.
eeCoCaiS
Tike president'* taaasloa oa tbe bill
back of the -tuadi-angle la nearing
a taake* aa Imposing
Letter From the Front
Written By Alan Nichols
PALO ALTO AMAZED
BY SUDDEN ACTION
Th* Quick action of pure l^voptlk
e*Pf wash tg star-,!.eg A school boy
had eey etrala ao badly be could not
.-■,■»■! A week'* use of I.*vop(lk surprised hi* teacher ao much she ***d
It tor her old mo-her ONE WASH
Bhowe-I beaeSt. A siuall bottle I*
raet-ente-Nl. to Ureal EVERY CASE
eeeX. slralned or taSaaaed eyea Tbe
QUICK resell » astonishing Aland
: '.r,: eve CUP f'KI.K !'•«'* Itu* * ■>
PIANO TUNING
William T I**t.e of Derk*
lev. r. plaKb tuner of long et
perienee( I* aow established la
Palo Alto aad solicit* your patron a-te.
Office with Oetrend*' Mua.c
Shop. Ml Unlv*r*i|y
Pne-t* 42SJ.
The Salt-blag loach*-* are bring pat
oc ibe ci-s theater al Mealo Park.
The seat* have been Installed and a
Bj aldesalk is being laid ta frooL
Prof. Ephraia- Ik Allans of tb*
tttanford history :!. :■-.t'-u-nt has returned- from the ***?, where he *ia*
b*-*sn *n*-*-Jetl lii lit-ivrnnieUt work
Mr*. Vente YeKlnnr* ft-rmerly
Mies MuneJ Turnv-, be* taken her i«
sit loo a* teacher to the Grant* Pa»a.
Or*- high school during ber l*.t*
band'* *b*en«e 'r. thi army.
"mo*.'*' a .Chine** boy working
to a I'hir-.-se tesuuraat la Palo Alto.
met with a catastrop*i,v lo the in** of
a Cagey when he jta-i It in tb* cot
fee' gfandatr Last Tuesday. The child
lea- almost oo-etoar-b of hi* i-/-r
Tb* »idenUig of Cold-n even*** et
Meoio Park I* aeart* Raisbed and
ready for paving The electric pel a*
are bet-.g moved today io th* new
curb .me When r*nt*hed tbl* wilt
Ij^'ervm-etreeK Tmtn ft* highway
to the depot.
The . it*, steam roller I* sB-n*uthlng
ttvr way for tb* er* macadam side
■ alk-'ront "Ji I"*!** AH" depot (iv the
park land A
side
ELITE MARKET
PtttMi i im i ll***
all-a t nl.rf.liv At*. |-*awteae T
met** t-1 meet* Net grade
bam* and h* ea Bsb, poultry
and ■l-ii1*
it T" I'I I n I in
Yow San Laundry Co.
REASONABLE PRICES
•SST WORK
65* Emerson St. naif a block
'•»m post office Poena ?,a
E. BALSBAUGH
■.— ■• M. ■ . -
Estltnatae furnished far all
ktais of coneret* work Oraa
omental »ork * spe-ialty
Tin Wet-*(ev **• l*lv.v*e i.-m,
Hotel Larkln
PALO ALTO
, i tsars** ('i.t.
JUNK DBA
LIR-
J. LSVIN 1
Duaxtar m -it
rap It
xi, Uuliber, |
item. Racks
Haas
Ma.lili.ery.
Stove* and 1
oofs
- ]
HiGHSST
PRICIS PAID . j
913 Emerson SI
Prions SS4 [
f Mr* 11, C Clamp of -IM Wav
. > will rttp this notice and pre
jTheatyfe. she wti] receive, tree of
.'i.a:**' two ticket lo any of Prlday*
!perfocm*n-.e«. *>b"n -"nn* Eternal
■Temptr*-** ail! Or shown.
! It was g re-rot*- big family path
tertng at iVa..•*-.-.■ tj llsjl Uat night,
-the RHasaafM being the auvt-ai Iaa»
illy *tik*er of Maasanlta Camp. Hod
;em Wendmen of AsaeM--* More (ban
■a heudi-ed an* pr■-**■! p-**le nf ail
age* !r»*m the Infant la arm* to
' grand-nether* Heajai*w tb* dinner the
.-.eiilng erne d-voted to darning ami
card a*******. There wasn't a sign of
B aet prtrgram and Spoeebe* »*t. ell
Itrelt miaslug. but ttw ail lhat tbe
roiKpatrv en toyed a must pleasant
VETERAN PROFESSOR TO
REJIRE FROM U. OF C
BESKEUnr. Jtt" !•> ""<;*•*--■* i
Ktl**i*d*. prof ■"-.»■■■• of ina'heroatics.
tail; t.'tire Jilv I hailog be*n *ran'
e*1 a |iailin by tb* t'srft.-n-- found*
(loo fir Kd*er4* was the Br-ar sin
4ewt mfJ-d I* the a-alier-.lt- aii-l
as tke .>..*.->■ living member ef (be
'acultv in point of aaolt. lAVti old
Nt-eHi Tie)! **• "prnro he bung hi*
met ...i a i-er-alo halt and rmttlnaed
THREE PALO ALTAHS
PROMOTED IN ARMY
PAP. November 14, ItlT.-A am at
the hotel her* alter ea all night and
day v ■.«! i in (shifts over the body of one
of Ibe -.::.-*■ Henry Palmer, who
',»•! died of pue a moo la —wad dealh for
aa aviator. I*n*t it' They bad him
beautifully fixed up la ibe boepltal
-slih fiowet**. the trieosor and tbe
■tar* and stripes. All day the nurse*,
the ronvalrscents and the doctor*
came In at time*, kneeled or crossed
Themselves, "anil -laid tbilr*-*t-»,ii-i*t*'to
hlin Thn>' all speak In ir-al,-.- of his
never falling smile. A very weahhy
Anivrlcaa ha* arranged everything so
he rati be removed to IK* Palled
Stat.- If U Is desired by the family.
Novemb--r IT. l»i; - The funeral really after-led me. It was Ibe most
I-.a !• fu: tribute the French could
tisie g.viii They first photivgraphe-1
■":■ :.*'Bi, beaked eolld wiih Soeal of
fi.rings, for tbe family Then al; Ibe
ir.i'-iistis and a goa>Ily number of
PretKhiaen Sled in and saXemnly **■
leled tbe a-j*»t>
A rrva-*-**:*** was tKaieJ a I'nlted
**•••** soldier carrying a draped Sag
u-tvcf-.u i*u tt-rirch ce-s. le*a-esT-»*l
t.i s'.l ih* l-rgionen*. the ofBeen ot
the school, a good many elvlllans. ail
tbe nurses and meat tou*-blug of all
a shule line of e.-auialt-si-t-nts ot the
a,*-* I*.I at .ii. (taiiea aad eeulehats hot*
Ming clear to the cemetery. Of ctmrae
..irrtimr w*Iked
A a-al-rtee In Kngltsh wa* given I*
.in Bag Hill rhurrh In I'su and the pro-
t>-.iiMi .iii.tiniii-d The touch Ins pan
to >i. -.. ih* way every man tn
sight of us -;.i|-jh-.i what he was doing
and removed his hat, and evervi.n*- in
iiiii'.'iin rame to attention and a 8n<-
salute, and Ihe wmnea. Quietly crosBed
themselvaa Purlng tbe whole thing
Bv* orsl. Ma-apons , irt-!e.] and dlve-l
ovrrkvead. 11* »** buried In a sol
ilier . *-ravr. not far from another
in ate. tt-arr.g the stars and stripe*
that of Meeker, wbo was killed hers
Tbe captain of fbr school seemed re
sllt sft*-rie-1
iirie of the „'t-l!.)s. ctMiilng from
kaa-ro timuabt m* morr Iwiers tront
tmiiia. The* are full «( eongratuls
(kiaa on my **«>Bilng transfer in Po
tie Sam's forres, but the rongeatula
iiDti* unluckily fall on resentful eer*
f.tr I tn -»m vet In kbak't Right aow,
hoeevrt, 1 in vUJ I'm not Snook
wrtitra me from tbe new Patted Statei
camp at tsaoodnn lhat be ta shovel
teg mud. laylBd walks, etc. mhlie!
dowa h-er. of cearae, 1 am getting '
what a stwdrnt pilot espes-is. trainlas^
la dying. One ot n *- Mtrtra wa* I
aarkrd Paris, tbe other )u*t Air tterv-1
Ice and both came ibrovigh In the
same 11 me. antoul a month, and nci- I
I her opened. Th.
Avoid.
' AfT-ff c; ttlt.x"t'si'V from
Itirsartlt-d to.
ie' ranataTJ
I nent on tbe lSmeter machine, still |
9« burse power, for a c«vut'le of tour* j
of the Sold 'nil* Is some -....Inn..
You alt m a little round BDeaptl Ibat i
comes up to tb* shoulder-* like a ber [
re), with a llllle gls»* windshield In [
front. It feels tike a regular Ulile i
single mount. )ua( for Ihe --'.i.-t. iU,
hi* to play with
If sets off faster and In l*r,.!tng it
coauts * long sav and tbn. verv J.« ■.
tlnctlv drop* |f It la brwusbt down .
abeolalely Bat It can drop sjiilte a
way safe:., but If It bit* **he*ls first '
in tbe atlgkteel rough ground oh. eey' '■
I have seen many, man) * theto Sip
fiat oa their back* *o InBtamaaeoasIy .
that tt ta uncanny What -aotild sr-wi •
;■■•■'*■ io MUBlder* la that stien ll
bappeiiB evervone atanda and laughs
ablle the unfortunate one uiiHiiai'* tils .
bull, atnapa out and sadly ealks at....t"l
hi* little ti.aii cuckoo Thev tdaa-f-aj
Special Sale Prices
ON
Men's and Boys'
Clothing, Hats, Trunks and Leather Goods
Christy-Rhodes & Co.
PHONE 200
do It the s
The Utile Nt*
pod on lie back with ll* (*•» )
tile
wheels la th* air look* fur all
the
world like a llllle spamis shot t
r *
telegraph wire.
After making two tour* 1 went
up
'or spiral* In this cuckoo ihe spin
ill*
a Joy 1 Just planted my *lng tip
a hangar UUm and let the *
n-ld
sliilri aruund I knew where 1 ***
all
th* lime aad r*«xlly enjoyed it
Two to th» left done. 1 had in
do
one to the right s**a*a*-fiM of
the
queer effect of th* rotary motor.
ti
right spiral 1* more difficult than
the
■eft One is more apt to kill the
ea-
nine ilea<t thennby causing a forced
landing It *ent all righi. so I
• •*
passes! oil three Puur are utually
f*>
quired
1 weet then lu the mosi luiere*
>»■
rlas* nf all, ih* "vol* de grtiupe
or
group Bylng. but I'll loll of thai I*
inr.
i must ge| tn bed imw; ftw tbe b
isl*
ba* blown "lights out "
'PRES. WILBUR
IS A USURPER"
Iteclanng himself m be the rightful
kvlr lu the l-reati|e-*a-j _*-*£,_*ftSaxffs|i,
I'nlversli., a defiaenled person ealllog
liini.eir Ungg* prueimftc-ed Ray l.y
meet WilKura a«urp*r
llligg* eotet-rd ibe prwaident* ol
fn-. this mirrnliig and d*-rlared lo (he
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PALO ALTO-SAN JOSE
AUTO BUSES
Official Dally Tlave Table
"I'-ju-i. Bai-vice te San Jeee
and Way Pelnt*
EFFECTIVE MAY ;-. 1|t?
Leave PaieLv S.Jo** United Staaei
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Pa***e-e-tOe
en* urey. TSe round
trip: 20-rld*
commutation book SS.
Intsrmsdists
point* pre rata.
At nloht look for oresn llnht *n
bua
For furthor information Ml. P.A.SCR
DAVIS SCHAUB AUTO
SERVICE, INC.
Shoe Sale
3\\joit*r~
NEW DELIVERY SCHBDU1A
EtTectivc Monday^ Januaty H
Out dcrtvcrica will l.c um.1v sftcf (Wa lisle b> lite t*»!a
\t(.. IVIm-rv (.'... ss (..llmv-
City ilclivci^ vl.t-e at «:-»5 ami 10:15 it in .(ml .- 15 |> pi
Drliverics i" il>r i-Oifwitij- dutljrinn .li.itivi*. vitv*r at 1.15
p tu r-tmpus, Uenlo HcikIu-.. Mtalo Pat I. rXihctttm, North
Palo ihn, Itunmes Fatiory, Ma. tic 1.1. Rimiiv mrtl* -.
EARLE & CO., Grocers
Phones 837-838 Masonic Temple Bid);.
nf la-Ist *l S:ai.t"r-I and Hi-I
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CLASSIFIED
PHONE DIRECTORY
ii.>uiiceil that It**, fi M
Klehard W Sb*-TI*iatt b
These
i.'amp Kea
v- be.-li pro
..-:'.* and Iter
ef. Mi ina lt» *vmld
llriggs, aa he r»)|arl
'-■■■: i looking, nittlil!'.
nietflum
* bright
CAN IDENTIFY BlP-OMEN
HlNMt A- MOVT.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
■''VitM't' St Piven* lit
CARPK-I (
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PAI4I Al.Tt) IjtlMtlfA
e'lr-l-t Issa. Wise*. l-T-.i.tH rial
i— tt-.fi aad deiieaxrv. Htn*-*e '..-.
PROFESSIONAL
PAI.0 ALTANS MARRltO
<al|.s htabs-1
ibm-m
The C*taipl- i.-r in be nael In Ita*
tneeteee by ih* best man and tb*
t.rtdi—a-Jiid hut the bride io be had
her finger* rru*I.ed In the Pullman
it.-.t m the waj fm«ii San J"**- and
the t.rld-rgroum ioni a purse contain
tug It" They arrived at R**d»o«-d
• :t> wttfata one minut** of "lie county
The rifig **» tn San Pranclf-'oand
Hfa-i K*""iit'-'< fngef* were crushed
and l.»-.il*ged -so that a ring could
...I Im- .lipped on.
r.'i.-. *ere married by Rev r H,
M1..1-M. ibe iiin-rregatloRal mlnlmer
li-Kh Sir and Mrs Verdler ar* .2
ulla
t and i
t>e idei.tifte-l as cei
lalnly *a Ihe telegraph sender ra
las re...tt1.11.-at by th* r> • euer-. wa* li
illr*ii-d by Ibe *•-*-- titl*i here b
IJ-vit K ll Ivearaoo of Ptitbsburg.
meml-er nf ibe Knval ***itadtan IT'
Ing Ca-rps
"When Mavnr tttafaop, the Amerira
*A Shine on
In Every
Drop" j
..aaaa*..■•*••**••*.•.**•**•*•*•■**•***••••*•••••••••
.• •
* "Just take it to •
a •
Brickey's Vulcanizing Works" •
Z e
• ' New ready lor h.i.ioesa. with a fully e-iuippsd *
a shop ..I latest and bsal vulcsniaing spp*rl*U*
: RETREADS, SECTIONS, R1MCUTS, j
• PUNCTURES AND BLOWOUTS :
2 •
W* lis ih.m .11 at lo.tii'pn,.i aad *
i.i ARAMII THE WORK *
• :
: E. M. BRICKEY, Proprietor
t 427 High St.. Palo Alto Opp. KUUm'a Furniture Store t
the TTet.1
uurb fame al
ibe air." said
•a.ilv be fd-vnllfled
■K^»»»->»e»s«4*e*e»ss»»»»efr»»*»»B^ee«'>»v>»^e*
Don't Burn Your Hands!!
GET A
Harling's Strainer
i-,.
Spencer K. Wood I* one of tits fa*
lunate oltVeer* of the Amrriran nsvj
wim hasp jii.t (seen Bilva,i,retl from tb*
rank of capiHlu lu thai of rear admiral
Lela Crawford Tate
Scientific Massage
pse., Mia
Palo Alto Hair Shop
Hair ■'.'■ •■ -i ebampooias
acalp treattn*nta and masaase
Hair gooda for sale.
Cotablagt mad* up at
!2S Unit-ereity Ave. Ph. us*
Tettv DRAW THE LINE
AT CATLESS DAV
'tm\'\l.lJ3, fir-. Jan S *'"■*
snlli* folk are willing tn help the
wpeatle-ts days, boi there ihey dra*
the line A* local p*>-r offered to
print in glorion* prominence on It*
front page ih* nemia of all those wbo
would add an -eat'os*" day m the list
in order «o still further ronserve final
The editor **t aside erapl* spare far
the baud of patriots willing to real
for ,their country. Two name* ap.
rod on ihe roil of honor.
tray*rJ hy the plane's peculiar dtapl
of dancing In the air. a* we call 1
MANV AEROPLANES LOST
HKIII.IN. Jan 10 (loe hundred*
nine allied a-ropUne* and- nine v
live balloon* were shot down I* 1
'ember tbe war offlre announce! to
day Tb* f;*rnua admit toeing nS
aeroplanes and two <ap(l*e balkem*
Livingston*'* H*us* Pr***ev*d,
MeeHiiie* a- page taken hy the
lritl*b govet-niiiiiit in preaeive Ihe re
ii*tii."f I'r l<svnl I.lvliia-Btnne's lion-i
il Kuioltcn. ur Koltil-inu Hei-hiiaria
si..! and Uh* grave-, lu II* vlclmii
lere Ur l,n lin-.i-mc lived as a oi.*
lonary aiii'-ng the Iti- Miami* la-fur-
x|ii..*Btii.n Willi tta an) >.r ib* nail**
lilef. li-nftele lite ruin* "f the boil**
i-t. frii-.il ami l.fle. leil li) s
rt lite site I* !•• t<e kept clear ol
]«*-*>* .'i! t ia- *-I tin-lti tb* rare of (ha
headman nt a '.■■,^ii, '-*1ns village -
BewtitlrV A rnerV an
ihe
DICV A. BAUQH
Notary Public
257 University Ave
8S2J. Sat h.-i-. »,
MME J. K latOORB
Scalp trBsxtment a *peciaJty
Kalrdt-ee*t*-Lg. con-.tilng* nade
to order. Win call by appoint-
-fsJILITARV COT- NO EXCUSE
SBy lmerssls-evl Sea-, hnswl
SEW YORK. Jan. IP —Michael
Peldstaln. while BUtng .out e govern,
ment quntionnalre. sought ea\emt>
tine from military duty on the ground
that be manufactured military uniform* When the exemption board
l*»i-a*d that Michael mad* "coat* of
mllfiary cat for taxrhers" r**COmmen-
datihes ware mad* that "Michael
woo id look Ba* la a caat ef military
eat. bet which t* not ware by tb* bar-
VARSITY THEATRE
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
"The Eternal Temptress"
Tha n*t«d French author, Mm*. Fred d* Qr*aac. wot* thia atery,
which deaiB with the aitustlen in Italy at th* outbreaki of the present war, eepecially for
Lina Cavalieri
Europe's matt beautiful woman. The towns Bid peats v-rern In
ih.B play ae* of world m.di r*pntatKrn.
-TAMINQ TARGET CENTER." a et**-y thet I* a lau*|h maker, fall
ef thrill* Mr,d (Jellfhtful enteft*irHnente--very ape«(ty.
Ceesint Batwreajr—••seue Hayekawre in -The Secret Oame.-
ADMIBSION 17 CENTS CHILDREN S CENTh
MATINEE 1 SO.
EVENING 7:t» and «.
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bands by lt-.t water nr
sle.'im when ilrainitiu tlic
water from pritatfit-a. ctf.
Prevents f""*) ft"'» l^iitK
wasted by spillini; in ili«-
sinlnr Take* tlx-t placf. «(
a colaiitler when rooking
s-vaghetti. maeanmi. elc.
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over itic rim—the spring
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a llgjiflalal ****** Tlte - li s- * -ng term*
PALO ALTO. CA1-. lufits u, .,-:..!■., e:.: te-lcl, J. bile -,.--.
land !-:!. btomr*, t v :■ " ' with many
KX-POSTMASTILK-aL-NtaKKAL
WANA1IAKF.R.
I'KlIlAY, APK'l. 21, l.-V- .
■asriar,
Held twery J-iunitey eve
ReT. Mr. Hayden, Pastor.
Iarte teick busin*
(ted apperance
Aniong tl.e man
*e*t anil mljuinm
11. M. Allen, wlw
rnyally' Mlertall
l :.t --'- - L...., b -l._r. ■
. tlir - ir p...,. .III...
Villa • te-ur* to 1h<
loan b that ul Mr
- tin* Tim
tilt
ton-led toeX-l'falm-»-lrr-lrrrr-ral Wart*-
maker ami part* ol Phit-lelplw. l*-t
M.inbv. A Itsege a-winM**** "I rel-r»**-
lot Ilu-. veiling train
. -bri-cfiiiir-etal'd far*
from M-'iil-i",
T_> ]_;• A T rcrp a TrT" ' J-P-JARMAN, Re-d-
rvCAi-i J-JtC> 1 ^-v l Uj. „,«_ ,)Krm -.wimjow The Free Press
rim, I nm 11 ss-ims. _r.....e
MORRIS & MERSHON.
*.-; 630 MARKlvT STREET, San Franciscn. ^Train.
Nine tiiitea iiurlb ol Paan ltul.lt*
town of .-.in Miguel. NutalUisla
the abivur**- of muii oi large
j.U.T- li** nwde a far te'
ihruugh * il* natural adv
i.iaiit otbrr town* Itsve ui
r. ..-11 ot a,-.. !:..
lib ibtel^Yu
slioaingljrive
-1. than vclh-i
th.- pU-iun* drive Il.r.
After which Hie gue*I.
Hnlel V»'tttl(inwamlall*'i
ih-Ih. a* ******* fully ai,**'
,1- ol the
h-tigbllul
l-i-ilti.* (if i-alit* Clara
Cl,rial inn En-tear.-- |x_e_H> —s —
o-rkeof M-cri. A **tn**m.r*ntf Pri- **« Mw-H » the natural
.l,vr..ii.n.-. I: '■- terge in!.::.:;. ... tall. --i; l*_. into
M^-r-t-'i .iii^*****-**-*^^**!.!.!*!! h'-An-{* and worked hy Uwarlual
II»*_wer--_n-l?a»_to H r"'
Isonuurmlpl.-. It cntaili. t«W ll|ir*ini. j ******* *" ***** ********** ***** Hw
tins—airl engraviiiga, nu.l well written'
un,,!,-* on filly diflenpiil top!.*.]
Tire captten to ..lieu! tlirse nrti.-te" 1*.'
••Hound alaitit Hie Columbian l;*|**si.
linn." Wr ****** a lew lines Hnrtlrtitii |
"ll waa in kit-pin,, with things Clif.-rti-
lan, Uiat tltr first .Ii.il-it la enter *******
t-.n park aaa a train ot eleven «ar*
tarrying (be seat iota id unc uf Uw
UrrrttrU* srvalaissl I1*c*w ol InJt Stale, ttoa
installed in Uw tiurv-rnmi-nl teiikling,
Ti.r i-iirii-" .Ir-j.'ay M-rma a -1.-1.n1.*
.art,- uf mont-y. Kuril Mountain*- ol
Inreh frull, great pile* ol dried fruit,
tiirk.iia pvrnn.Ids and ot.liaka <i! |r»Bat_T
v.-l fruit*, nml Uionsaiub uf lloBrn* "Illy
sin li us C.ilil.irrii.i roll prodil'V."
A |iriv»lc leii.T wn* rrrrlvc*! nt lite
Merrnry ..ftl.*** stating th
Clara
•tsliil.t ha
te- in go-*'
Cthit-aguand b I-■>•• •■•'■ tu
abapr, but Ita* not yet Ion unj*- >
Tbe L*_liIorn1a teiUdliip b nut rt-ly
l-eeriec tlte eil.it.lis. aa tin- pU.lrritig
b not door and U.r na.l o. n..t u-n: ami
It b ili-uUtuI wlrrllirr lh. ■!-■'■• ran t<e
jnlt up In good alw]-e iu 1 itu*.- (nr the
opening ol May tet. Tlw met ol living
In Chicago iahigtu-r than wa
A rtMiiu within walking .list.
fair gr.mn.ls. .-i. 1 i-s.t ii.niilli.uiel Hulls-.
Irli
te* mi—I to lo 1. IWrd b •*|ilul
pensive, and all oilier MOMBBI
IWaajH-Ttlon.
Kaionlay. May 6. l|_0,b
luT Hie aeliool l.tnd elet,
■rnwl tmr*twtott*-e Ibat rt
ett-etor In the Pate Alto school di.iri.t 1
on hand ami vole. Tlw elertHiii Ink.
plan* in lire Inr-gv »lnti- room nl Mnji
.Vitrei*, under Un* t(iv> 11 hnll.
Lei nil nil.' s-ilppr*-.* llisl'. bWHUM *l
many are in {avnr of t—uiug the bimte
that lib volu will tiol I
Tin- b not *u, we mit.l tiawatactlilid*
wis ul nit Uu- dtelrict, or tin- tennis rati-
nr.l ts- S1w.t1.sl. Ih-ar tin. In mind, ami
lo* on lianrt that day and cast a ti.tr.
l"n*_T-s*ili* Curkery b lite title
neatly |erinte.1 |c*».jJ,lrt nf l.'tT] jtig,*.
comprising mml _rr__trial .-a,rllrut
l-i-ceiptaforrtsikingin the ***** ap|X
aiyle. Another anil smaller am
sunn- till. '-!•! im..- on ('haling I'iah
. Cooking, .lent* t-pt-einlly wilh lsuln.1..
Tlii-eu companion l.w.L* ftiicirfi
lisve Ireen ]<tvpartd hy Mm. IL.
U ki. _i- nf .VII Mm trr Bltiiri, Sun I
I'is-ft., snd !.■ ft nn i-alc at l(i.'*-ili
1» roal street, B. F. Cwl.
Tin n will te* no lifiuur or I**** b»M .11
80-ifa C—roliaa, tmi-pt l*y Uw l-iaie,
******* the Ont of next July. Four of tlw
anoat nuinenl lergal tiniw in
Mtate bavt* deei.le.1 Ihe mailer. T
counsel advbc the lii)u..r-.l,.il,-i- 10
pare lo Hurt Uu* la* aa valid ami
*|1 Hiltun*!, and say thai lu view uf
■wavy penaltii-e prm-rited by the
tlu-y cannot n.i via.- tte<m lu nmlinm
ling II .uur nflir July bl.
Fur lilt- first linw *inr-e ll.e SU of last
ll>i?ssrnil*Tsj- Ute lurTon'.gaugA railntt.1
ran tlirmgh ] • -.-.-. ■:».-- r irain. to riant a
Cm. Uat T.1.-I.1-. Ttib great dAay.il
Will Iw r. 1 ■„ ml, r.-l. waa . . ■-.-! try
h. .1 r In: 1 -li I,- al Wrighu which
*-*fe*s*tiaIlr ehe-tsl a j.irti.ni ot 11,.- tun.
nel. A leu-sul of muaic anmnin.txl the
aeh-rs-ttie adv.-nl of ll.e llmt U.mugli
Inhi to tin* lteo|ile ot thai (nun.
Under Uw new taw rvceiilly |..i---l l.y
tlie te-gi-rlnturv. itaya Uw Mercury, nn
man can ri»gai-r in veterinary |-,n 11. .■ Ir
Uii* Stair -atluiiU a lin-nse. The ***-.<
ally tor donoring a sick hurt* ut ■!..
wiU-odtattor-nmenl ita -or ol u»l b-
ilian 1100. md rr-ure than f'*>i ami im-
I r—a—*al tor atat-a *** It* a****** ait
-noatba, or l.-th nr.. a»l irni-ri-oo
One week fi-om i,-*t Mon-tey t
World's Fair wtll open. Work I. n.
being pm-lu-d with the ulnmsl vigor,
douhlr Ion'.- waa .-.ployed last Mundny
flight for tlw jiiit|.".' nl kivpiug lb
v-urk gniis. iis.'ln and dty. It will ■*>
some weeks, even at llib r«lc, ******* tit*
work t* finislint.
li.-lite, lhal, lour years ago
en* tergtsly devolnl to hunch grass mul
ild-ito-ei-; a-.1 mm *>*-.» lu **ntba* ur
i-t uul to tirelninl. i'lii-e Held, upia-ar
tike a waving M «f living ****** and
j.-s-.(iid * temntiliil Iwrii-sl. To tlit
along lb.- Fj.mll* ***** an-l . up
altera Ite-rr b a ttearly c*-ti-
tiiiuauj■ attrv Ip*Ii ul gram Is-rbb bt twenty
n.i!. _.aii -: -r..- .- I... ■■• ti- ... ..r.-i - -:| -
■■ing jaotni al S*n Miguel. Tii**
.si-untrv tor itiiluaiii.Mi* no-n ot lamile*
with moflerale.nw-i--. With tin- -.tv.-nl
i.f Ite- propi-ssl -**jh Miguel -I..I It it.--.- -
Itetd ruilr.-i.l. ttmittlf mill* ii"
,uw nlrrady tevn l.nllt frum ll.e littler
liy rnelwrird, thissis.luui ..I(lie i-wiulry
.ill lake t.mg _KI rapid alriilea iu the
unrcb ol prt«n*-e. It.'Ion- thai time,
Iionr-Vrr, Uiei-..iiiph-lloH ol the lOJWtUli-
.ion fnun S*_nt- Margarita lo ILtlm.aI,
II ituu_-ura1.-*n <-r* ut mn hie Btt-_i
aa llib |_rt td.llir Slali' lb********E
t-i-aking of tin-"jrap"a* il w railed,
■ ■■ ;■ ..r:i 11. <■ i... aurk ol ■■:-::,,.:...-.
i* ***** ra|ihlly j-*u*lie-.l. Al.-ul IpJtt
to now ut *..rk nn (*n .ir nif*>- id
lh.-Bi--.cn |>n<|*w.I tnnueb. Tin- lung-
is.I of Ihl*.- I* thn.-ff.Ultl.sof a li.il.-,
uml is now finirihed uuc-lliirl nf tbat
it-tolia*. This is a* heavy *« any rail-
ytunl work ever .ten,'in this Nate, Ite*
Inn Sun Irtiin Uln-po llie i-on.lr.ii'linii
.ill I*, is.mi-iraliv.-iy m-y. The r.-.l
will skirt Hw ******** in j'-.*». Imi 1-0.1.
.-:.**-I'ttnugl. to iiili-r.or i«ll.j- to eat-
irfy Ite- .I.iiian-1. id los—l ir*.!.-.
-■!'. n.orc ,.:■"■■ --i ■-'■■■'.■- in-
ins.I.. 1 to roslt ihb Murk.
l'].-n tb-e lomph-liun ol Uu* ruutr
wliit-Ii Willi** within* year if .ullireiit
mill can U- .iiiplf.>.il, it.ry tf.Hii al-.ttg
tin- line will leap a "Iibhh m Bunnta-
--.-*."■ Krj-siiilly i* (hi* true of such
town* a* P10-1 ll.il.lis, San -Miguel,
King'* City ami Palo Alto.
Over this line mil I--carried (ho river-
limit irallie. Bin! (he ever in. reusing
I llrrOT id Intirtrl", alio are j.Hiring
liilit..urstairt-v.-ri r.-ason. All but tlw
li> al trawl b to Ir trami.Tr.-il Inim Ite*
Ml. J' J-l.ii.li ...ii- t |0 liar Ct-tl Um
wte-n llib b finis lied.
'nT-x-wtey Un* ii-Pi-»lm*st.-T-(.rn-
rt.il an I J I"": 111 •■'■ tl- iwrty.sa-.ist-
ing .4 nine |*-r*..n« were drive-n to Hie
SUn-at'l l-nmrsily »!.. r. n., 1 r. . :.-•!
a harti- ti.h-iiu..-. nisi lun. te-1 at Fncir-
H.n;.*'
REAL ESTATE THAN8KEMS.
1 Il.....rr,Hl i-i-i-rv mmb lor Itu- P.MJi
A SPECIALTY.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc.
Fr**.*otliv and Inl.riur J'en.rallri-' B
S'*-ctelty. ILsliinat. * tot Palming,
l'ai*-ritig. Itoritu "HuuMing-
24 NORTH FIRST. ST., SAN JOSE, GAL
WK AttP. SOT Till'. 0I*UK8T AiiKSTS IN THK Tt)WS. P.CT WK HAVK
Till, CUllIClLeT KEM1DEXU£ ASD UMNK*-** IA}JV TflAT
AUK UKI-.G tiFFKUKO FOB KA1.K.
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P J Martin A wifrli 1. Ijib.-II—IiO a ' __ , _ _ ,
•ooKiF.rr.'rta«-nu..i.**)i«-tsoi __; Open every aay excejpt Sunday.
'.
Z. O. FIELD,
Contractor & Builder.
bteft. fiitt. aid - ■
CONTRACTS TAKEN
All kiiirte of CariK'nlrr work neatly
l.Bn-uled. Itnir-e* In*lit uii
I:.-:,liim.■in. Ftury trnns
WelaK-r stns-l pt It 10 Palo Aid
M I. Maetaiiil-n- hual-trvl to V. 1.
I j,»..!!—fanre ** la*t alserr- (f|nil
J F liewte to Jim Soak Jos* Y.-u-
I, s-jj, L_ It 6 Hart** suit Patu All..,
Jrorrvctivi' dtv.ll
J KI.
Hi ate.
u-l A- wile 1
M i: Mi-t
E. F.^VEISSHAAR,
t'l 1. I It 111 Pal.. Alio,
NOTICE I
*. 1 unit, ntsiu isiisnnit IMftlllb]
N.ettit: i* tetvbv given !■■ the eles-liar*
ol Pate Alto Sa-teul l*t-.trt.t. in U--
Counii or Sania Clara, and Stale otCali-
(riu.i! Ihil. In a.-i-irnlariei- with llie jiro-
vi.ipii- ui Iln* I'olili. nl C..I.-, nl tin- Male
.,ll'jlsi..r:,i.i,as..l lorll, Uit«.-.'lB.n IMP.
ami i.tcluiling ______ ItVW ol
~. Wholesale and RbIbII |-
P.O. [tt- 1T2.
FOR ONE YEAR
For $1.00
Iiy._r^l#1e00l*for-* Juno 1.1,THK
VHI'.I; run-.- will I*-sent to ;■..»
lor ,»-ie Year, Hergular
l-rke, «-*-.
J*m*mr*t
THK FREE PKEtti-,
arnaiKsB un, rtur.
Tehpl.olle 40.:
IEW COAL AND WOOD YARD.
J.H.TAYL05,
IValtT In
WOOD, COAL AND COKE.
L___sB»_tS> X*«x-_., Ot-1.
All until- dellven-d lironijilly. Y.mr
l-ttiuini-j.- rv*i-tlloIt)' itulicitril.
CHIS. GIICREST. PtDf.
Tbb ItWksn.lU. fd*tnt b now srernly lof
Practical Horse Shoeing.
GROCER
OSCAR PR0MIS,
Oueensware, China
UHtVF.RSlTY NOTP.S
Complelt- litesof llte.*k„..Hl'. M„-._.
tin.- M.usbliiiti of IN) volilini*. nu.l
IM.riliiir-li It.'vi.'H, 171 volilini-*, m,.
nun in Uu* library,
A t.i.*^-rjtphical map "I Ihe iiiiiij.il*. It.
te- rs-hihit.-fl nt the Worhl's Fair is U-iur.
matte in Hie **r*~b*ff il.-j-urliiK-iit nirl. r
tl„'.lin-rti.i|ii.| Hr. llraniier.
Mr*. I«. E. Titus ami Mr. F. F. Titus
..1 Oakland. Mr*. Jautra Marshall an.1
M*rv S. Man-hall ul >1 innt-.ij—lis. Minn.,
Mr*. J. V.. Lnlj-aid ami Mb. M. F. It*.
yard, nf Baa Jo*e, an.1 Mr.. WillC.ni.Ii-
BB-ol Si.ln.-y, Austr-Iu, vi.it.il Kohl.-
Aiiioin,' the _erviil*>iil en l-iik,
wliit'h nn* iiuw in the liltrsry an* ^pur<
re'l'* I.UKlbli-WrI*li Hielifiunrv nml
IbHiumar. K.-oluliun of Vox by "fJ.-l.Ii.
and Tliiaiuoon. Kaiifiuan'a ISH-ialbni,
Millte>utf Enttlltb and Italian IHriten.
oi|*.
! Mat
nil ho
iftti 1
tin
raid DUuriH (l>
teilnte uf lite I-
Mme. fur the puri
hit --lir.il*?!!!-.' fa'l
Imi tl in. it \mn
iwlio.il Shu*.**** in a
nuhin. tin* tan.c.
Tlie j- ills Willi,
ten held *l llie .tn
Cniwrsity aveui
.S.b.aill»blri.-t,.ii
IhOLi, unit Use |.d
Urllll, nl llie
>..rr.s nu trnlv.r-
-II ul I'llln All.1. ill
tool telB, Blur tor (be
_____■ om- or su -r.
Kb IKttrti't. ****** fur-
1*..
Atto
,,.{ Ma-
•tea Ir.
rmiris'"i i-J ji mini im- ..'..lo-'k p.
in. nf Mill <hty.
J. \\\ r-.i.ii....... Kruiili Coufleu .imi
W. Vf. Truii-flitli' will nel ns Jiid-ji-r* (if
salt! ihs-linn lu 1 ..ii.hi.t it..- mime.
The amount.if tenuis t„ l.< Wu..) I*
1'ili.sii Tliiiiisiitfl > l.-i.Mi; il'.llun., nf Hie
.!,ii..n,iIi:ilio1|oiniH flOIS 1 14.tt -'-X)
dftllssT* i-Bx-b, uml to tear iut.-r.wl at iterate of sit i-Toriil. |«r Bi.iiuin.
Sari ).mat. art- (.> Ir numl-msl con-
sea-ntivrly 1 to •£.. ir-rl.sstivr. airl arc to
maiiin*au>fftlloB*. to wil:
I to 3, in.-Iusivr, bv.- iter* Imtn date.
I to it. iiH-Iusiw. sis y.-t|* (nmnl-tc.
T to !>. in-liisi.v, seven years Iron. dale.
ID I,. is", in. Iiu.it.M'lulil yiiir. Iron, .liile.
1*1 to 1*, inclusive, it in.' yen r* (nun iftttc
18 U
i.-im
will
lenyenrs In tele.
ite- Ii.-|.[iri.oiil,,rliii1v
Sni.l il.f-li
will, tin- l.if.Vl.i.lll* (tl Uu- I'liltliral C'.li
..I i.'.ililoriiiii -iin-riiinj- mull etiflii.ii*.
il'raiikCm r.
.11. li. Wilson,
. IW. E. Nurrb.
Trust.**- of Palo Altn s-Vte-ol Hislfirt,
l>al-s| Ai-ril lLuli, |t_3. • 4-11 It
TIb- I-tt-ftess AU ek^lety ol Use Mrnbi
Park li-*-1<yl.r-jn clmr.li will rive an
entertainment ami laukrt a.-rial lor the
te-nrtlt..( lite ,-liurrli, un Friday evenin-t
April LflKIt, M.mnii-u.-in. at » o'chstck.
Ailuis-ninii, **• «-eiiia.
W.istwi— A n-lialile wniiian tor Iniiir-e-
ki-i-|>inr. in temllv of ivin, lien- lu Pain
All... -Addr-*-. n., Tim.-, otllif. -t-U-lf
POK RP.NT.
An allraili
9 llm
ul t
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
M Me GOODS
Br A. SPECIALTY.
' »'or V...,r Tt«,l.-.
E. F. WEISSHAAR.
PALO ALTO, CAL
SHELDON & MOSHEE,
Contractors & Builders,
Palo Alto ais*d_fl-aj-fielil, Cal.
Ei-I'matr* Filriiishe.1 oil all kimb nf Wurk, fnun a Tank Ituiisu to the Fincat
Itei-lllnt*. Plans and Sjn-i-liK-nUun* ilm-.ii.
PROPFSS10NAL. CARDS.
Mr
-iillit n-'iu
ary. Ifcxr.n.'s Cohe unl **talu1r* rstfjairil l-tli, (iimi-t-tely. Iurnbhr.1. For
Califf-rni* an-l srn-i-l on sul.**-.*__..-■ i-strta-ittei*eti.nirv' t.|,nr a-liln-aa; Mm.
erotoafiir* anal ancirnt history. * j M. II. C«'l«-r, r-au Carlos, Cal. 1-11 It
Tie -rex-rind Intrsrcultej-btr 1-setall _
tame in a ser-e* uf three te-t*.s-n Sinn-
Inn! am! the 1'nivcmity "1 ('jlilnrm..
WBBpteyefl ixatilriUy allrrniKin ut •***
I'i.slniiint a-T-iiiiiilx in (teklnud. anil
vlrlory otii-i-tt.nre pt-ri-lu-l un uur l*in-
iier, our uppoiients te'inu delenled hv a
■cm ul 10 t.i il. Thb -htn us Hit* Inirr-
mlli-jifiate champifiualnp lor tin* yrnr
l*eyiit*f| a .1ou1h. Tht* Ihinl tanre,
which aill Ik-pteyt-il a *r**k tnim ttrtt
.Saturtlay. probably tu 1***h Jo— in ..:■!,-
I" _n.' ir t e-,i; !- .',!- a I- St. i .!..:-..■ 1,.
• Hi*— il. *-ii! bate
Ijir final rvaull.
I..-ini \n. T, l\>rter Il-iiltllru-r,
Jtt.-xEPH IICTCII1N(-0N.
Alloiiieywttaljrtvv,
MlLla |S- :■ i.:-..-. . . rstn r I Jtl. : ..'i -. t*at.
J. R. SMITH _ CO.,
MERCHANT^
=TAILORS.
The Memorial Pay ri cur* inn will be
i" s- mi j c.-.i'. 11,,' i.i. utiv hare msvte
all tii-- in-. .'-■ .1 v nmnirtuiirula with the
tnupany. and the r.tiitul trip
Will Ite *•-'.■ ■«'. A aprrlal train will leave
llterampu* *i H:20 a. m. Joiuln. Uu*
| regularH:_*8 train at Maytleld. A Iran*.
| in -. ill I*. made at Kanta Clara Irom
tin- broii-I .-.uti,*.', and a Blop nl an hour
■r i-r. will be niadt- at tbe bif sr.,-.
amn*U.mr,rUr.MJi.,h.r*uC*."-*-r;'''"'°"***,"Wr,',m-
i. u--*.-,. -^* o. ,.,,.„..,„. ** •,"J "" -*"-*"-1 T"*"," '"S"*
' ..M^l.n.1 M,.:|..r|. Jun.irr. .ill 1. 1..M
^_ ;. ... - _ . " .... In t—' rhaprl rl tt— .'ni—It, . ., Sat-
Tht^be.ll««_rrn__,-w ,nd hkh- w^^^
E. W. CHARLES, M. D.
IIO.i:e,.,,alMe rtflelai).
PALO ALTO, Oal. -
dmcfe llui'ita: 9 tu I., a.m.. ami
Ito ft p.m.
(Hlin- for |wc*rnl at HunUtU * Iter.wx'*
iHotv.
I)'
OCVOR STAM.AIIII,
era In Palo Attn, or ,-!..• they
.te!ishttelly silent.
e keepirrtg
Will i-Uit Palo Alu. an.1 lb* 1'nlrrraite
rvrr. Sui-Iav an-l Tbus-t-ta.. tinier*
to tall •teswUl U teflJtt P. il. Ito. T.t.
Palo Alto, or st Ute PustutBcv- in the
i;,i ..lr.-i■_-,-. -special onlrrs liy lele-
phonc fnun the Palo Alto |--t.jiiiit-.
Ve sra 11vin-, in an ago t.
Male ol prof-ri-iim, and a
lb*, Jooten, I'r. 1 r.inn. r snd I >r. S.t.iui '■
ami Uieir wiveatlrnte uVrr lo HbmIokb
I ji.ni«ire*s- a iMtevenin);, at wliirli place Dr. Joi-danf
nl IT"- [ drlivt-rctl a lea-lure.
i
"\\7"M. *•■ NORHIH,
. NttlET Itbtit l^ railrllMtT,
I'o 1111.11-Is,
ALONG THE UHC
detl to__£Tts-t i
0WToiT7--le „
IVeds, SlurtK*i*e*. 1-"
Af-nfmrni-. Etc., rarciuiiy and
Bivuratrly draati.
OfflCti S-ALOALTO MOTCL BUILDING
1 Tlte Parkinson l.umlsT and Hani-'
! ware r-otnpany have deeifled
| tWt> t-l. try 1 -n i!-l i !!„ *S
Atriptrrer tbr Coast division ol lii. ll„,r lot* on Enier-rui *tn-rt lelarvtii/ vCltTIS M. IIAUKFII
KP.C-'*r»ilri»s-dfrijoiP*l<.Ali.,if.l'»-, |,,u.,_ and Cnbrt-ity at.nn.-. The!*-1
-vbrblr. at Un* time ol year b a ti--i -Ir-1 lower sSoor wilt be diitrlrd Into wml
tifhthtl otte. A lie r an alksetswe ol am, otter* in tb* rear, and live t*r_r boat
few- years Uie Turn .nan re-vbltoil thai' store ds*^rot_rd.
UaOhyloe
wMM-onjsb
**To*n*.~*fl* In otrry iltrrx-tKin. I'm*.' |-nlrr. ami C.-ulr.ui.
* l-v'A<* from a liamlrt of a tew s.si|rrin(E'hrtA-inarlei
(ni) U-iw.r u, Iimi-. Sirnitr.
MATPICLO. OAU
we IIMBsman re-via I it* I U-l stole _r,i s_. an lninienar»toek oil.. , • —Z . ^
■wwrsjlday. il,.. week -ml nardwsrr. Tllsaj^ilrBrr will Ir-, r, _ >''
ihs-l to note the many l_» t.-ml ****** upteTthe tree ttaoot Car-I '"T:&ilJ? ll \&tt*T
*-sii-h'viF-i,.i:r. Made.'
-V'1'ii. -■ at I'a l.i • ALTO l'. O, Box 1.
For lh« Patl **.-tntccn Yet
i Under Ibe Occidental Hotel. Hare Removed to
230 BUSH ST., San Fsancisco.
-.Ill- B-ll.su,.
M'FA'IAl.Trrni* to la-lsml Slaufurd Ji
Cnlverslty .--ulI.-ih--,'
~ ADAMS'
pRUG STORE
LINCOLN ST., MAYFlfiLD, Cal.
tocUolaa— oa.mto.l.. p.!.—. on,
PB.rUUBRV. TOILET ARTICLKS. STATIONERY,
.COMPECTIONBRV. ETC.
' Prescriptions Accurately Compounded,
Stock Complete, Prices Reasonable.
—-.pwtlull-,
l. N. ADAMS
llllljll:\ ft
70 East Santa Clara SL,
SAN JOSE.
H1SADQUAPTERS
Groceries
Goods delivered Ires of charge
at lira* Palo All.
General Blachiiiitliiiig.
All work nenUy done.
EMEIIMiN i-T. Cur. IIAMIl.TltN AVI*.
PALO ALTO.
~ J. P. SC_t_^FER
■tssreow, X*.t*x**toa,
House Furnishing Goods.
'innltiK and Plmnhin. a -Specialty,
,MAYt*IKLI), CAL.
S. C. GIBSON,
shoe""maker
si.r-ir 1-* *r all
* -.IS1 + I.T nod rBBIPILV
bohk.
;,\ Bta, surlier uf HAMILTON Ave.
New Freight Depot
PaloAltoHotel
L*E**-rslO Jb.l*o, Oal.
MRS. 0. KEKMR. 1-flCJeAieTOS*.
A Pirat elass lli.t.t an.l the l_i*r_e*t Mi
Ileal lUiuijitr-fl IloHtrlrt
In Pulu Alto.
Ex(t..«i. Tabic ami IVIitf Waiters.
ONLY USE IlIDCK FROM STATION'
Table Ilea..! Futnbbrd 10 ****** Rooro-
mr. 1Lli(-*-(zt. si Current **tkci.
SIMKINS 1 BROWN,
Are tin- Patu Alio ■,,.. in.- (or Uiu
GREAT VIENNA
Steam Dyeing and (Udj;
A\rORKS.
152 W. Santa Clara St. San Jose
1 _iiIn-' snd pentlevnen'* (farmenlB
Ch-nned nr I*t.i1
on aliurl nnlle-e, All -roth iris a ran let. I
L. PATS3ER
LW. JOHNSON,
ArVELL-BOlli
Orders left at Uw Ileal Katale Office
P nl Morria A Meralmu ***** n-
I reive i*mni|it Bitt-ution. ' *
PALO ALTO, CAL.
Tb-*-a|ta-r is tti-s-riril lor sdvenra-c-
mrnt of
FRANK DAVIS,
Contractor^
!::,:::::■,: A :,::,::::::.'
II Nil
,::::::::,:•! Dit::.::,:,::j
BUILDER
:.. 8. Jr. u. Palo Also. Cal.
K..Mcnev: - - - - kobtellall.
CASTILLEJA HALL
MINI Mi'lrlier,
- - IHnvliim-
I'AIeO ALTO PARK.
LJKIO HALL
PALO ALTO, CAU
I'.: ' f r ■ r .r.• and I'lirmnni .*-,-)...1
bar Clill'Iren. Utile jirte t.-.-,.,. lour
.it.'l rtevi-n years old art- *---.-«...i a*
1 ■ -ir. I-■ ra. permanently, or fur lite school
year only. Lnsuna in Itniwixo, Paiirr-
litu and M r «!'■. For Circular* Addr****
Ma*. Wti-i-nBit, I'r.n.-i-.ii, or
Mian Iln I"-- AMistani Principal.
Ml I.L AS -A PIEPE8,
Sun.H-r.t vti (ml Eurwm.
j. O. McMlLLAK. County Survs*r_r,
CHAH. H. PII.PER. C.ty Enjtr.cei.
Plans, sjierifiralion* and tsniiuatta of
all .:-.-..- of ILn.in.x nri_- .-ini, tur.-.
i..-!.. s-iirt- .■.•*:!■ Isii-i'.n- an-I matjS
ol Cilv s*n>l ranch r__prTte prx-mjitly «_e
ecu lo I.
(litK.-. C.-sirt Ilotsttr. San Jr_e, Cal.
llranch (MBce Weiaabaar's tilot., Palo
Altn. Telephone or tel<-o_ph to ften
M
T I'A III LEY WI1XAN1).
ARCHITECT.
*. i ■ 11 * 111 i i 11
Plaits Sjas ilii-tinn- a i..l! ROOM 1.
I-ut--rinlrmlrni*eo[ everv -_Wlli_i__
.•xsa-riptlim nl taiMlng.k**l.sT>-^ft
SAN JOSE. CALIF.
Menlo Park Drug Store
r. A. (in.r*.»»t *B, S-*r,,rl...r-
t-qtlKKKI. POIiKlN
^*TtW tt **f** "uaj l T.tr . w t * .^ -.
ta ma*te a apceial article. Try It!
LOUIS HESS
Strain llytiog uti Cleaning Wirks*
1 -*r|ii .,' Genu' and Cbildre-t'
1'I.OTIIIM,. H..l*-**nJ Covers Cteaaed
ue I ty..). Uriairin-* ol Gcnta* clot bra al-
U-rvI.il to, i-fsa-1* ralltd for and .Irlivvml
f r. - every wark.
t inlers tela Bt Paulsen* I jnrrv 8uMe,
I'alo Alt., Station, or att.1rt-*i [-*-ta] (mni
10 L. A, Cnrneilte, a_vnt P. O. Host l_es»,
San 'oar, Osl. /
E. A. HETTINGER, •
CONTIUCTORI BUILDER
wmm GRoca. mu
PAIJ» ALTO, CAL.
Plans and Specification* Kurni.hrd,
Itetimatc- matte on -iu.rt uuti.-v
