The Santa Maria Times from Santa Maria, California • 3

SAVE YOOfi PIANO LOS OLIVOS ITEMS. EVENING0P PUN AND PASTIME- A FEW LOCAL HAPPENINGS. SANTA EMU A TIMES PUBLISHED Every Saturday. Walk tight into a pair of Tires shoes. If you want some good fresh fish see Bautnau twice a week.

Snpei visor Elliott paid Los Alamos a business visit on Wednesday. Mrs. John Elliott loft New York Wednesday on her return home to Santa Matin. Highest, quality, lowest prices for clothes well fitting, neat and nice see ifaslam Co. L.

at. Ores funeral, which took place at Guadalupe on Wednesday was largely attended. The good things of to-day should not be neglected. See M. Eleisher Cos new stock of goods.

Lark Thornburg and family are domiciled in their new residence in the south-woot part of town. New and oil subset ihers are now pajing up in order to get a chanco in cur first chawing. Dee. 1st. Geo.

M. Cooper called Monday and took advantage of the Times reduced tail's and premium offer. Lev. Mr. Seward and II cv.

Mr. Smith have been conducting a tevivul mooting at Elite Grove this week. Miss Ai'a Lakey closed her team of school in CabiinJia on Friday of last week for the winter vacation. Supervisor Elliott leaves this evening for the county seat to attend a special meeting of the Board of Super- ViS'US. Mr.

John Elliott has been considerably under the weather this week At McMillans Hall Saturday Evening November 25th. On next Saturday evening everybody will have an opportunity of witnessing a most excellent performance, by our home talent a grand melodrama, entitled, Better Than Gold, You will likely live at least five years longer if you take iu this pleasant, amusing, interesting, wide-awake play, You will find it an eveniug of fun, pastime and pleasure. This entertiioment will be given by our local talent for the benefit of the Epworth League fund. The young folks interested in this play have spared neither lime nor pains in rehearsing and giviug special attention in every way to make the coming evenings entet tainment a complete success in every particular. We advise you not to forget the dale and place.

Posters are out announcing Saturday evening, November 25th at McMillans Hall. There will bo no seats reserved and only 59 cents admission and children 25cta. See programmes in the Hall on the evening of the entertainment. Read our premium list. Kabel keeps Jesse More Whisky.

See Prott if you want your shoes repaired. Tho Palace has lager beer on draught. Foe sale A nice lot of hay. Inquire at this office. Wantted A fresh cow at the City Dairy.

See Grant Battles, proprietor of dairy. Remember that the Times la only $1 now for elx months when kept paid in advance. Why dread the extraction of a tooth when it can be done painless by calling on Dr. Ketcham. He is also prepared to do all kinds of bridge and crown work.

A party of Southern Pacific officials are in San Luis Obispo viewing tl8 extension work and laying out new terminal grounds. They, expect the road to be completed to that point bv the first ot May next. Cheenutwood Business College, Santa Cruz. Individual instruction no classes no theory work all actual Business Practice. Ladies admitted.

Board and room in Private families 16 a month. Six months Business Comae 42. Write for College Journal to J. A. Chesnutwood.

ATUROAY. I SG3 diL'J wJtAtf blkU-tbLJ I Steamers Corona and Sinta Rosa leave For Jtf irford for Sau Francisco direct. Nov. 3, 8, 12, 17, 21, 25, 30 A Yor SonEra ots-o, caliingat SautaCm. Mon erey, Saa and Cayucos, steamers fcSngeles aud LnrcVa.

Nov. 1, 6, 10, IS, 19, 24, 28 For Sail Diego, cal Iin at Pedro aud San at Barbara, bteamers Santa Kota aud Corona Nov 4, 3, 13, iS, 22, 25. For Newport Bcaeli, calling at San Pedra fiueneine, Ventura, bmi'a Barbara, Gavxota tearaer Los AnseU and Eureka. Nov. 2, 6, ii, IS, 20, 24, 29 GOODALL.

PEUNINft General Atteuts, Shu Read our premium offer. Go to church to-morrow. Better than gold on the 25th. There are many inquires for 'gcs to rent. A lady wants a position as housekeeper.

See ad. Geo. Lucas talks emigrating south in January. There are several casts la-grippe in the alley. Another marriage on the tapis thus they go one by one.

VVasgatt, the grocer, is no en, hut lie lias (resit eggs. A special meeting of the Board of Supervisors Monday next. Get vour lob piintmg done at the Times office. Ft ices reasor.aM H. J.

Mortis shipped a tine 1 it of veal to P-an Francisco on Monday last. Thos MeCorkle, of Arroyo Grande Was in town 011 business Wednesday. Ed. Morris and N. J.

Rogers returned from Bakst sileld on Sunuay Jast. Hats of nil kinds; lists to Fnit the purse and the season at Mrs. Newmans. Call in at C. S.

and see their Stylish shirts and hear the drop in prices. Messrs Thompson, Hopper, Hoot and others took a run over to S. L. O. on Sunday last.

A good cistern is a good thing. See Howerton if you want a good job of cementing done. Judge Thornburgh has h.ul bis well on Broadway Street re-tuiccd ami put in good shape, Judge Thornburg will pay Santa Ynez a business Lit Sunday remaining over Monday. It. Dodge e.F Hie Arroyo Grande was in town Wednesday with a load of Airoyo Grande pro luce.

Take the Keeley Cure at Bianchis. Ho keeps E-aumans soda and other temj itTaUCvi drinks. W. S. Dutton is building a four -00m cottage on the corner of Chapel jnd McLeilund streets for II Jones.

Mrs. W. n. Sawyer returned in the early part of the week from a Visit among flier: in Los Alamos. Most anybody can ha--e a good Thanksgiving dinner provided they leave an order in lime for C.

aud to fill. Keep in mind and get ready for rttrc-3oihig evr-nt of the seas-u Un A Wedding Hunting Camping and Other Interesting Notes- We chronicle this week the wedding of Al.Irway and Miss Lillie Bray, both of whom are well known hern. We were not present at the wedding, nor at the serenade or dance that followed but we have meet the couple on many pleasant occasions and we wish them bon voyage on lifes seas. Mrs. R.

Hartmann has returned from her trip to the city. Sbe purchased quite a large stock of general merchandise and also visited relatives and friends while there. She was absent about three weeks. She will shortly remove to Santa Yuezbut will come again over to see us occasionally and see liow Simon is getting along. We wish her success in her business undertaking.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Snyder recently Los Alamos are among us residents.

We are much pleased have such good neighbors may have more. Mrs. Snyders pupils music are doing well. Some of the boys are thinking of organizing a band. They will prob-ably get together soon and see if they can do some blowing in a musical way.

Fred Tunnell is rushing around on hi1) safety which he recently brought home. Geo. Farmer, our handy mechanic helped Fred put it in running trim and Fred is like the man wiih the cork leg cant tell just when will slop going. The camping party of Frank Tunnell et al retained last Monday haying by dint of hard labor obtained enough game to keep them from go ing hungry no more. Better luck next time boys.

Quite a number of pigeons are about now and the bovs are banging away at them, occasionally getting some and more occasionally missing. The pigeons will be more numerous after the rains. Squire. a8 LAND LOCATED. I have a limited amount of Scrip with which I can locate lands without residence.

Parlies desiring the same will please address, E. P. Rogers, San Luis Obispo. Cal. H0V T02EGAIN Y0UB HEALTH.

Any one wishing to spend a few days the beach at Point Sal will find accommodations at the Ranch House. Board one dollar per day or $5 per week. Any one bringing a team, the same will be hoarded at very lowest rates or a steady team, single or double furnished when desired. C. H.

Clare. THIS 3 (PACE (Reserved for the CITY GARRE (R SHOP, Jars. Qickes (Prcp'r. Siam But Lut-nes-kaya line Stock of Holiday Goods Shipped Direct from Factory to be sold at Cut Prices, Welch fer the Window Exhibit. Dont Have it Tinkered and Spoiled Quacks and Upstarts- TJf We have bad our full share bogus piano tnners and oar inttru menle and pocket books have suflfenn accordingly.

Geo. E. Allan, the ro-. nowned tuner and repairer who- Iras been in the business since he was win years of age and has traveled through-out the Union is here and is making3" every piano he touches, as good as new. He carries credentials and' recom- mends from many of the leading musicians and musio dealers in many-; states, but the real and satisfactory proof of his ability as a tuner and repairer is ia his work, all of which he-- guarantees entirely satisfactory in -i every particnlar.

He has no set price -t-i for all instruments but will examine year piano and tell yon atone wbst it needs and what his charges will be. He has already done considerable work fer many of oar masiciane herd all of whom heartily recommend biff to all needing work in his line. He i intends henceforth to make regular trips through this section. The Local Mid-winter Fair association has gained but little headway as yet, but progress la reported and we confidently expect to chronicle surprising results tn our next Issue. San Luis had a $5,500 blase last Thursday morning about 3 oclock.

The building on Higuera street occupied by Mr. Eugene Fisher as a furni-iture store and the one adjoining owned by Mr. Gerkin, a boot and shoe dealer, were completly consumed Total insurance $2,600. Mrs. Elizabeth Kaiser, mother of our townsmen, Sol and Joe Kaiser; also of M.

Kaiser of San Lui Obis'pe, Mrs. I. Weill of Lompoc and Mrs. A. Weill of Santa Ynez, died in Ban Luis Obispo on Tuesday last, aged 73 yean.

She formerly lived in Alabama, but came with her family to Baa Luis in the early days, where she was most highly respected by ell who knew her. Supt. W. W. Armstrong of 8.

Lu O. county comments very logically upon the high school question which seems to be concerning them something as it is us at present. He wye the proper test would have been enjoin the superintendent from making the estimate, the supervisor Irew) making levy, or tho tax eollscto frssf collecting any part of It. He promisor to give further reasons why the tag should be paid end the propoaef building erected. MUST BE erery thing to 4 Taken from the Times File of Ten Years Ago.

S. M. Blosser and family, formerly of Santa Maria but lately of Santa Barbara have returned for permanent residence. Mr. Emmet Bryant has decided to accept a position on the Newhall rancho with M.

P. Nicholson. Judge Crow is somewhat under the weather. Deputy Sheriff Nance spent several days last week in San Luis. S.

E. Crow launched a sixteen boat on the Laguna Monday. Mr. T. A.

Brown, residing Guadalupe, brought to our office day this week a potato weighing and one half pounds. Geo. Brown will run a skating at Music Hall. Sheriff Broughton is paying section a Hying visit to summons Grand Jury. The W.

C. T. U. have concluded to open a public library in Jones new building. Santa Maria LoJge No.

90 K. of P. was organized on Saturday evening last. Mr. John May, just across the river, is building a very neat residence 24x 30.

At 10 oclock Thanksgiving morning the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company appeared for the first time upon our streets headed by the Santa Maria brass band. Following is a synopsis of Tom Collins will made in the presence of W. A. Haslam and H. C.

Hobson: First I direct that my body be buried decently with proper regard to my station and condition in life, and the circumstances of my estate. Secondly I direct that my executor hereinafter named as soon as he has sufficient funds in his hands, pay to John Smith all that I now owe him for board, Thirdly I give and bequeath to John Smith the deck of cards cow being in my coat pocket which I now wear and being the only eont I possess. To. 5. E.

Crow, Ex Officio Coroner, the vest and pants I now own and possess. To Dr. Bagby, my old and time honored shoes. To Dr. Livingston all of my real property To ray mother-in-law and step-mother One dollar and eight cents to be equally divided between them, share and share alike.

Lastly I hereby appoint and nominate W. W. Ayres of Sacta Maria the executor of this my last will and testament without bonds, and hereby revoke all former wills by me mads. Tom Collins. City shave.

Baber shop for a good coiiv SANSOM Near Santa Marla. Nov. 11th, 1893, to the wife of Alex Sausom, a boa. UlUKKO, JEPERSENJOXKSIq Sad Luts Obieno, Nov 10, 3803, at Garden street church by Rev. Dr.

Van Cleve, Carl Jespersen aud Miss Flora A. Jones, both of Santa Maria. DILI) St. ORES At Santa Maria, St. Ore, eged 7j year.

SEUIu San Luis ObDpo, No. 14. 3803. Elizabeth Kuer, a native of Inpenheim AUace, Trance, uged 72 years, months and 28 day, mother of Kaicr of San Luis Obispo Jo.seph and Solomon Xaitei this place, Mrs Weill of Lompoc, and Mrs. A.

Weill of ba.ita Yuez. Nov. 13, 18d3a Louis ESS? Llot in This does not meAMaMaaaEBEBBMg of he on Haslam And Yon Yon AND TAKE 9 4 a45 i 4 A it HU 1 -4 a Vri "Cj: I fc- JS: if. ViW. Hay for sale See Henry netti if it is hay you want.

Call at the Gem Barber Shop for a good shave, shampoo or a hair cut. See notice of Geo. E. Allan, artistic tuner of piano forte, in this issue. Mrs.

Strube, of Visalia, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Lutnesky. L.

Thornburgh has been wrestling with the grip since Wednesday last and is getting the better of it. Miss Hourihan returned from Niporno Thursday and can be found at lier dressmaking parlors as busy as ever. Have you seen the fine display of candies, all kinds in Wasgatts show case? If not go around and give your eyes a feast. Jones Maulsby have the finest winter apples and pears in the county for sale at bed rock prices. Leave our orders at T.

A. Jones Sons store. One week from next Monday a 15 per cent penalty will bo added to all taxes that are due and unpaid. The regular tax is big enough so dont let it get any bigger. The new Ontiveros residence on Main street is nearing completion.

Our contractors are figuring on a number of other buildings to be commenced in the near future. J. F. McKee came down from the Alamo last Wednesday with liis last load of fruit for the season. He had a fine crop of late grapes and disposed of them all at good figures.

Mr. I. N. Moses, who has been confined to his room for the past ten days with an attack of fever, is out again with a promise of complete recovery. Arroyo Grande Herald.

Jos. Hostetler says they have had a nice rain on the CarLa and the hoys are plowing for grain. His son Verde is there now helping Austin until he is needed at home to put in a crop. Mrs. D.

W. Fulmer, of Watsonville, daughter of Mr. Dan McHenry is down (n a visit. She was accompanied by James McHenry, her brother. 011 his return trip from the Woilds Fair.

Do you ever diink wino at meal lime? If you dont we are not talking to you but to that other fellow. If you do call around at Rossis, Swiss-Union where you can get a bottle of old wine just received from Italy. About Dec. 1st Mr. Will Travers, of Salinas City will be in the valley on one of Lis regular trips for the purpose of tuning pianos.

He is quite well known throughout this section and has a number of regular customers. Santa Maria will have to gr-t a move or Los Alamos will take the lead in the Midwinter Fair race Cap, Harris went out the other day with a subsciiption list and had one hundred dollars before night. Cap never lets luwnet-s go by default. Frank Thornburgh, the harness-maker is in the City laying in his winter stock of leather, ready made harness, saddles, hoist) blankets, whips and notions. Frank has built up a spleaAd business in his lino and he has trnne it on honest business principles and is in it to stay.

Uncle Dave Spaul ling, of Cat Canyon, was in town a few days since, lie says that ho is lajing plans to spend some time at the Midwinter fair and thiDka that everybody Lad ought to go ami take in the sights at this great exposition as it isnt likely to be roprod need again iu a quarter of a century to come it being au expensive affair. Some of our orchardlsts do not, yet understand that the new black bcale destroyer, Rhizobia ventralis, can be obtained free of charge by applying to Elwood Cooper. They think there should be 6omo expense attached, but this is simply one way of compensating tax payers for what they have already paid in supporting county commissioners. W. A.

Grover has bought a half Interest in the Alack blacksmith shop. These two gentlemen will make a pretty good team as neither of them are afraid of work. If you desire repairing done In good order and at reasonable rates you are invited to give this fir a call. They are prepared to do all kinds or blacksmith-iug, horseshoeing, etc. Mr.

I. Smith and wife of Perry. Iowa have gone to housekeeping in the Crosby cottage on Chapel street. They both arrived with a big load of the grip which they are swapping for California sunshine. Thty propose making their home in this State aud we think that they are business enough to see that right here is the place to locate speculate, prosper and enjoy tlie rest of their days.

A priyate letter from the county clerk of Santa Clara county states that Judge Reynolds, iD his decision against the Mayfield high school tax levy, did not question the validity of the law but based his actiou upon a local technicality which has no direct bearing upon outside districts. Said clerk statee that he haa consulted several eminent lawyers all of whom express a confidende that the supreme court will reverse the decision and thus settle the whole matter. W. H. Langlcis has at the Eagle Market some very fine lemons on exhibition grown on his fathers place on Moro creek in San Luis county.

The trees average a hundred dozen lemons per season. Fie also has some almonds and other fruts grown on tho same place. From this ranch he imports occasionally fine team or two which he sells for good round price yet no more than they are worth. He will have couple more horses on hand in a few days for sale. Class in oil painting.

Mrs. Stearns, of Los Angeles, daughter of Mrs. Allott of this place has organized a class in oil painting at the Lucas Hall, in the room adjoining Mrs. Mew-mans millinery parlors. You can be come a member at any time you wish the regular rates being 50 cts per lesson.

Flowever, if you desire to learn the art it would be well to commence as early as possible the sooner the better. Lessons will be given on Tuesday and Wednesdays and Friday and Saturdays. Mrs. Flack, of Washington City, sister of Mrs. Fred Finney of San Luis was the guest of Mrs.

G. W. Jenkins a couple of days this week; leturnlng to San Luis Wednesday morning. She also visited Mr. and Mrs.

Carr at Garey old acquaintances and while there invested in ten acres of land for keeps. It is likely that Mr. and Mrs. Flack will make Garey their home in the course of a few years should they dispose of their Washington property to an advantage. Mrs.

Flack will return to Washington early in next month. Bo- in town minor purchased from Ids furniture store in Sn Luis Obispo for one of liie Times premiums, Mr. J. H. Harris who has been on the invalid lit for a good long timo is now aide to v.aik up town every day.

lie tells us that he feels better than for several years past. Wm. Tunnell and family who have been stopping at tho homo of Mr. and Mu. Davis, duiing their visit east, will remove to their mountain stock ranch tight away.

Geo A. May of the firm of Tiller May returned from 8na Francisco Tk yF-day. As a result of his visit a large stock of Mill etc is A pleasant party was given at tho country residence of Hayden, ia Martin Dlstiiot on Friday evening Mot. Several persons from town were present and a good time is reported. Mtssis Beeson and Gage furnished the music.

C. J. Russell of San Luis was down last week making unangements for piumng his SO acre orchard northwest, of town. Charlie is keening a good watch over bis trees and is growing one of the finest orchards in this valley. Remember the 'fine 6ofa bed lounge purchased of the Sau Luis Furniture Co.

will be given away to the lucky subscriber to the Times the 1st of December. Only a few days more to get a chance in this fine pi miu m. Dressed Poultry axd ild Game Is it not good news that Mr. Barlron will call at your door every Tuesday and Saturday with dressed chickens, ducks, geese, etc. Get ready he is coming and you will find his game all good nice and tender.

The amount of gram, beans, butter and oilier produce shipped from Santa Maria during the month of October make a pretty good showing. Ai thur Cox who is employed at the depot informs us that it foots up to the good round sum ol 5,122,078 pounds. Mr. Lutnesky, the jewelry-mart-will soon have his show window in good shape where he can display his holiday goods to an advaptage. Reserve your order fer any kind of jewelry or silverware suitable for holiday gilt3 until you see bis stock now cn the road.

Chas. McCroskey, tho butcher of Garey, made the Times a brief business call Wednesday. Mr. McG has a large patronage and his" customers are alt well pleased with the quality of the meat furnished. Charley Is a rustler and hi3 customers know just what to depend on.

Geo. Farmer, an ex-engineer of the P. C. who spent the harvest season in running an engine for Hugh Kelleys threshing machine was in town Wednesday. Mr.

Farmer 6aid ho enjoyed the change very much from the jostling of the locomotive to a stand still engine. Frank Thornburg Is In the city selecting a new stock of harness, saddles, etc and a fine stock of leather for shop work. During his absence you are Invited to call on Mr. Montgomery who will give you excellent bargains in order to clear out the old stock to make room for the new. J.

L. Steele, superintendent of the Los Alamos Ailiance Flouring Mill, spent a couple of days at the San Miguel Alliance Flouring Mill last week. He informs U3 that the San Miguel Mill has a capacity of 90 barrels per day and runs day and night yot cannot fill the orders as rapidly as called for. John Rices new house is nearing completion and is ono more monumental evidence of the prosperity of tho farmers along the Guadalupe Way. Besides being a comfort and covnenience to the occupants, such improvements carry with them an assuring evidence that is good for the country and every body in it.

Mart Tunnell who took the gold cure at Stockton has returned borne sound and well and cured of the liquor habit. Mart now. proposes to settle down to actual business and in lien of that determination has taken charge of the Garey blacksmith shop Mr. Nivertli the former owner anticipates moving elsewhere, so we are informed. Mr.

P. Hudson waa Monday. The fall downfall of dress goods at C. S. is to close out certain Hues.

Mr. Howerton finished up the other day a lino cistern for Geo. Trolt. One of the best dressed men you can meet wears ono of Haslams suits so neat. Are you going to Guadalupe ball to-night at McPhauls Hall? A good time promised.

Read Jones Sons premium list on tho dollar purchase plan in to-days Times. Everybody can get a neat and comfortable shoe at Cox Cox Post Office building. If your boots or shoes need re-paiiiug tafib them to Pires dealer In boots and shoes. If you want a neat fitting shoe call at Fires shoe store next door to Wards Harness Shop. The examination of pupils in tho grammar grade will be held on the 27t'n, 23th and 29 th inst.

Banker Tietzcn visited his home on the Tepusquet Wednesday evening returning Thursday morning. J. V. Estudillo, residing south of San Luis Obispo, ivas instantly killed a few days since by a fractious team. Mr.

Fred Brown, Mr. Wineman an several others, from north of the liver were In town on business this week. You can have an evening of pleasure, fun and pastime by taking in the Guadalupe ball thi3 evening at McP haul's Hall. The fall and winter display of nillery at Mrs. Newmans millinery Pailors makes tho counters and windows look like summer.

Mr. Tt 00m. who is employed in Mae it Grovers blacksmith shop is talking of temoving Lis family from Guadalupe to Santa Matia. In the morning by the bright light aud ia the evening by the highly illuminated store bargains at W. A.

Ilaslam Co show up just tho same. Mr. W. A. Grover and family left yesterday to.

visit their relatives and old home iu Mendocino county. They will be absent from town about three weeks. E. A. and L.

W. Maulsby, recently from Iowa, have leased the Ontiveros property in the south part of town and are occupying the same as a winter Come and take a look at Chas. Brew or rather tho tine life-sized a suffering from a severe attack of la- gnppe. Mrs, S. Clevenger of Crande spent Saturday and Sunday in tula Maiia the guest of Mrs.

G. W. 0 JlLKhIS. Miss Susie Hudson has finished her term of school in the Goode Biotiiet on the Cuyama and has re- turned home. Mi-s Crystal Plummer, of Alameda, is the guet of her cousin Sirs.

Johnny Adams. She v. ill icmaln here a month c.r so. People wonder how it is that Jim can serve tuch elaborate meals at the Cavanngh Restaurant and Chop Ileuso for 23cts. Mis.

Mattie Thornburgh left Wednesday to visit fi lends in San Francisco and other places and will bo ascu lev? wockcj. lias the Lompoc- Record suspended, Bro. Broughton? It has EOt reached our excLango table for more than three months. Mrs. V.

C. Healey, of Cat Canyon paid r.s a visit Wednesday renewing her eubsctipiion including a chance in the Times premiums. You will never regret it if you take a few shares in the Renters Cooperative Investment Company. See II. H.

Hauls for general inhumation. If you want to see some beautiful rttmiums given away with each ik Luffs purchase call around at Jones Sc Son. Read notices elsewhere in todays Los Olivos will have a few attractions in the way of rata aud other amusements; also a social- dance at Los Olivos school Louse this evening. Mbs Day toucher at Garey closed her echo, 1 cslerday for a corplo of ni nt'is va vindbgnp v.ith a exhibit! a kmc evening at the Gan Lchool louse. J.

II Vincent, a bows mechanic, who Lv. been one cf the main woik-mcn on the P. C. F.y., since it was first built Las returned to work again aiter an absence of several mouths. Dr.

Forbes tells ns that the sandy soil is capable of prouueing large boys as veil as big potatoes at least he said l.o found a fourteen pounder at A. out in the sand hills, on 1 ueouaj last. One does a good deal and -helps the wi-nll along if one only breaks the cf some rad and lor.elv life. O. S.

try to inrko thiir customers hy showing them how they can find tcailv beneficial bargains. Sherman Stephens has recently put two new row boats on the Laguna for the use of sportsmen. He anticipates putting a steam yacht on this lake for the accommodation of pleasure seekers ia the near future. Mr. Beeson an employee iu the Alliance Flouring Mill at Los Alamos was in town the early part of the week.

He says the mill has a big run that as yet they knve not been able to supply the demand or get any flour ahead. Miss Emma Cash, State organizer for California, of the W. C. T. U.

vi ill leetuie in the Presbyteiian Church Sunday evening the 2Gth inst. She will also visit Guadalupe and Garey. Dates given later on. Everione invit ed. Prof.

Curryer of Los 01ivo3 paid Santa Maria and the Tiues a visit Saturday last. The Professor expresses himself as being well pleased with his school at Los Olivos and says that his papil3 are doing some good work. Wm. Miles has returned from Newsom Springs very much improved in health. Mrs.

Miles will remain a few days longer and then return home. People who visit Newsoms health resort always speak highly of his place as a health invigorator. J. S. Tyler, who came up some ten days ago from Los Angeles to look after business and his ranch affairs, returned home on Tuesday.

While here he had a large barn constructed on his place, leased out, and other improvements added. J. E. Lnwlor, our popular Singer Sewing Machine agent, had a smash up on the Honda a few days since. The horses took fright at a band of lings, broke looe ami literally smashed the wagon to smithereens and put the harness in shape to be renewed by a new set.

If it wasnt, for hard times, some men would find their chance prominently entirely gone. The howlers make a noi-e in the world but it ia the hardware workers that sell the goods. Bryant Trotts store is filled with bargains and any and everything you want in their line. A sour old bachelor says that women who go to church merely to show their new fall and winter cloaks are eacque-religions. If they have oue of those handsome cloaks we saw at Haslarn fc Cos store yesterday we dont blame ladies for wishing to show them even in church.

Jas. McHenry returned a few days since from a visit to his relatives in ICansa9 and where he used to live. It only took this visit to convince James that Santa Marias climate is about the best oa earth and he advises others who live here and are not of the same opinion as himself to go and see and feel for themselves. Gos. Shelves are Blockaded rand annual Thanksgiving masquerade.

Y. Forrester moved the Farrington Black slaughter house near the liver on Mr. Harts lots notlh of town. Mr. and Mrs n.

Drumm, parents of our townsman. M. F. Brunm have removed from Lotupoo to Santa Marla. Everybody should whet up their teeth for the Thanksgiving dinner to be served by the ladies of the Christian Church.

The Southern Pacific Company have commenced repaiting the bridges and road between Ell wood and Santa Barbara. Wasted A lady desires a position OS housekeeper or will do general house work. Address Mrs. Kate Giiiis, Santa Maria, Cal. A good drawing of tea can be made by any fkilli'nl domestic ni'L-t provided you purchase the picmi tm tea at JoDes sb Sons.

One Dollar will pay for the Times six months and give the suhscrioer a chance in our six premiums as per explanation on page 1st. Johnny Morrison, who recently returned from the Yv orld Fair is now employed as book-keeper at the Alliance Mills, Lob Alamos. Walter Sutherland, Nipomos blacksmith was in town a few days since laying in a supply of hardware such as is needed in his line of work. M. H.

Carpenter, of Garey, made us a business call Tuesday. He was on his way to Arroyo Grande valley where he thinks of buying a small farm. Hay fob sale If you want good baled hay call on Johnny Hart at Guadalupe. He can supply you with just what you want at a reasonable The hand that -uses nice toilet goao is the hand that pleases the worldjtnd the best soaps are to be found at P. W.

Jones the Popular Druggist. Money hast language of its own more universal than any that linguists can devise. It speaks loudly at Miller Mays if you want to buy aoy kind of a stove. On page 4th will be found another interesting communication from Chas. Andrews on the Keeley Cure which he is now taking at the Riverside Institute.

Travel is on the increase on the Southern Paciflc between San Luis and Pan Francisco. The company has added another car to accommodate the traveling public. Dont you know it wont pay you to bake bread at home us long as you can buy it so cheap at the City Bakery. Well, that isnt all it is as fine bread as you ever ate. II.

M. Boot took occasion to visit Pan Luis on Sunday last and his wife who had been spending a couple 1 weeks in that city returned home With him on evening train GOODS THAT WITH FALL AND WINTER TURNED INTO READY CASH. Turned Mighty Quick! PRICES ARE NOTHING. CASH IS EVERYTHING. Neednt Call on England- ALTHOUGH WE HAVE ENGLISH GOQPS Neednt Call on Prance- ALTHOUGH WE HAVE FRENCH GOODS I YOUR PICK OF ANYTHING YOU NEED.

mean much 'profit to W. A. HASLAM CO. hut it means in the way of maintaining commercial integrity. -3 One week from next Friday a $35 sofa bed lot it xn away.

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