Visalia Morning Courier from Visalia, California • 5

VISALIA MORNING COURIER: Thursday Morning, May 10, 1000. FIV? ms 91 ax VISALIA AND VICINITY lee cream Friday night at Mrs. Hicks, dune, examination will 1t. gien lo dif- fei cut (' school, those receiving Mrs, M. Click of Porterville arrived the imitations one week to close the isali.i on the evening train yeter- following, until all are closed.

The school in the following list will Till-: P.KST CHICK, FOOD contains )f thi week: exactly the right proportion of seeds. Nnndalia Lulu Sorrel. Angie leek, and grains to make your little chickens Darwin Ting, grow. Rural -Helen Ralph, Margiict Miller. fit EWS OF THE COUNTY CAPITAL PLACED BEFORE THE PUBLIC BY OUR PENCIL PUSHER.

People and Things of Interest Noted, and Local Happenings Briefly Chronicled for Busy People. Williams PAINT Jersey Dairy Phone Farmers 153. lee cream Friday night at Mrs. Hicks. P.

Kessler of Lindsay, spent yesterday in Visalia. Sultana I Margaiet Cairn, Francis Uniache, llohmt Johnson, Rovvcna Fraser, Beulah rout. Ague lenient, Aleck Halford, (Ivde Halford. Eddie (banco, Lucile Fraser, Josephine Brooks, Irene Rohisoti. Linder Lizzie Hammang.

Leslie Logan. Buena Yisla -Anni Manes, Henry Estcll, Louis Howard, Ah Flvnn. Willow MjiIIp Homy. Outside Creek--Mary Archer, Mattie Harrell. Cross Roads Bartholomew' Solo.

Churchill Jessip E. hcclock. Orange Mary Thompson, Frank Stow-ait, Lena Crabtree. Travel- Joseph A. Rinnnm.

Joseph D. Yummy, Jr. Porterville Marie Biw, lhcrt An I rsoii, Rand Avery, Waldo for Mae Wymore, Harry Pohlman, Mabel Hind. Call Lloyd, Joel Hind. Artesi.i Caroline Bledm Sailed it Cleveland llni'hvv ood.

Windsor William II. Caesar, Anna Van Fleet. Tow iiseml leorgia Brow n. Rockford-Marie Flmv. Ieail l.ld-ridge, Melissa.

Leah B.idmiau. Wheatland Standard Credits, K. sell Till- P.KST CHICK All dealers FOOD. Mrs. S.

Zumwalt of Tulare, was visiting in Visalia yesterday. Grant's Pies fresh, Ilakey, feathery and famous. d. I. Ros of Hanford was registered at the Palace last night.

We have second-hand harness that we sell at a bargain. AUTO IIDW. IMPLEMENT CO. We Have Paint Enough to Paint the Town More than $4000 worth, or double the stock carried by any other dealor. Well make prices to get the paint business of Visalia and vicinity.

If you contemplate painting let us figure with you. We carry the best line of paints in the world Sherwin-Williams. Mr. J. C.

Tufey of Porterville, was visiting with friend in Yialia jester-day. We have second-hand harness that we sell at a bargain. AUTO IIDW. IMPLEMENT CO. Mrs.

Tillie l-hi'hhaugli and son, will leave this morning over the Southern Pacific for Canton, Ohio. Small Service is real service while it lasts; and want advertising is real advertising and for a thousand purposes ample advertising. P. D. lovvlcr of Tula re, was in Visalia yesterday in attendance upon the meeting of the hoard of horticultural eoinmi.ssioners.

For fine watch, clock, jewelry work, and engraving, call and see, C. T. Kathe. at Huntoon Douglass Drug Store. J.

W. Ayer ami Aver wen outgoing passengers on the Southern Pacific yesterday for St. Paul, Minn. All Fraternal men insure in Woodmen Accident association. See Pierce about it at 0.

K. Barbershop. Hustlers wanted, 118 N. Court street. II.

Rowland Lee, of Los Angcle-t who has been throughout the citrus district, in the interests of buyers, left Visalia last night on his way home. We have moved to our new quarters, one block east of old stand on Mineral King avenue. C. I). Woodyard.

Call one, call all, prone 115. W. M. COLLINS, Prop. Wcinert Larsons barber shop is the best in Visalia; the prices the same a in the small shops; bettei work and no long waits; five good barbers.

II. F. Ward of Chicago, who recently made the purchase of a large tract of mange land at Lindsay, was an outgoing passenger on the Southern Pacific last night for the north. See the display of polishes of The California Polish company at Smiths Drug store. A limited number of shares for sale.

Inquire of W. II. Moore. I i I Visalia E. Curtis Clark is hack in again for a short stay.

DIES AT OAKLAND. Mrs. d. C. Laylier, went to Hanford yesterday on a business trip.

harness tMat We have second-hand Mrs. M. R. Lyle, Formerly of this City, Passes Away. we sell at a bargain.

AUTO Iim IMPLEMENT CO. xsssam Just Opened Mis. Flcisdiner, lesiding at 702 South liiirch street, received the sad new vesterday morning of the death of her dauLhtcr, Mrs. M. R.

Ll at Oakland. Mr. Lv le vva forum ly Miss Bdlj Flci'clmcr. of Yi-alia, and was well and favorably known among the young poo pie here. After her lnnninge sfie and her husband went to Oakland to lie having business interests at that place.

In referring to the matter of her daughter's death yesterday, Mrs. Flei-oh-ner said that it was exceedingly unexpected, she not even having heard of her daughters illness. She fill her stated that it was only a few days ago that she received a letter from Mrs. Lyle in which the latter was reported as enjoying the best of health. Miss Ethel Flci'clmcr left yesterday for Oakland lo he present at the New Fruit and andy Store Fresh fruit of all kinds in season.

A full line of fcctioncry. Family trade solicited. I OIIIQ QA1 A7FP 417 East Main Street Lv 1 0 Ji LriAs I ly. Next to Elder House, F-M- New Sign. The new cannery is having a new sign painted which tv ill cover the entire length of the building.

The sign, when completed, will he 4 feet high ami 124 feet long. Colvar and Son are doing the work. Lewis L. Clark returned last evening from a trip through the citrus district. Ice cream, fortune telling, fun at social Friday night.

Mr. Hicks. W. C. Talbot of Porterville, was registered at the Palace yesterday.

Feed you little chicks THE BEST CHICK FOOD; made by Visalia Milling Company. Attorney Oeorge Murry of Porterville, arrived on the evening train yesterday. Ice cream, fortune telling, fun at social Friday night. Mrs. Hicks.

E. IL Miles, the Exeter merchant, spent yesterday in Visalia, on business. Hats cleaned at Santa Fe llenovatory, 25c, Cor. Acequia and Bridge streets. Removed from 419 E.

Main street. Coroner T. M. Dungan of Exeter, spent yesterday morning at the county seat, returning at noon, Hats cleaned at Santa Fe Renovatory, 25c, Cor. Acequia and Bridge streets.

Removed from 419 E. Main street. Thomas Cohlwell of White River, was in Visalia yesterday renewing old acquaintances. l)r. Lockwood, dentist, graduate New York Colleg of Dentistry.

as given for extracting teeth. Visalia Bank building. No trouble for, us to sew a button on for a bachelor or mend a neck -band, or wrist-hand. No charge for the extra service. No trouble to do anything to oblige a customer.

No saw edges on linen we launder. Rhone 63, calls the wagon. mmrnrnm BACK IN JAIL. Two Peons Accused of Burglary, Were Unable to Furnish Bonds. La? Installs Electric Fans.

Fred Olemi, the genial proprietor of the Brunswick Bowling Alloys and Billiard hall on South Court street, has added considerably to the comfort and attractiveness of the hall by an addition of two electric fans. Fred says that he is going to have place so cool, that parties will drop in there, rather than go to the mountains this summer to 'escape the heat. The two icons, Jose Dia. and Mercedes Ramiiirz, accused of burglarizing the section house at Tulare are lank in the enmity jail, pending a hearing in the superior imirt. It is thought by the pro'ccut ion that the eae against the men is a clear one, ami that they will likely plead guilty and take their sentence.

At their prcliniiii.ir.v hearing Tuesday at Tulare, they were unable to produce bund and were taken hack to the conn-jail and locked up. si PASSES AWAY. Mrs. Luther Witten Succumbs to a Lingering Illness. Died at Saniatrium.

2 5rf SI si Funeral of Orin Dye. The funeral of Orin Dale Dye, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. E.

Dye, will he held from the residence of his parents, 515 Watson street, this morning at 10 o'clock. Friend and acquaintances are respect fully invited to lie present. Interment will lie in Visalia yv 1 si Baby Caps For all the babies at all prices. See them. Long Silk Gloves White and black.

Only a few left Linen Suits for the hot weather, easily washed, always fresh and pretty $6.50, $8.00, $8.50 and $9.00 each Pique, Grass Linen, Indian Head and Duck Skirts from $1.50 up CM STORE CO. Our goods have merit, see them before ourcliasing One Door East of PostolEce. 'Phone 1064. See the two REGULATORS in our window Air. Luther Witten died yesterday afternoon at the Craven Sanitarium after a prolonged illness.

The body was later moved to the Locov undertaking parlors from which place the funeral will he held. Up to late last night the time had not been set, owing to a wish on the part of Mr. Witten to first hear from her folks in the East. Tlie deceased was horn in Clarksville, and was 41 years, 2 month and 3 days of age at timeof death. She was married to Luther Witten on September 18, 1900, after which the collide came wet, and lived for a time at Wheatville, later coming to Visalia, where they have since lived.

Mrs. it-ten was a charming lady of middle ago and had a host of friends in Visalia, all of whom will unite in extending sympathy to the husband in this sad hour of bereavement. Wi ss SI Married. Thomas A. Caldwell of White River and Miss Nellie L.

Lewis of Woody, Kern comity, were married yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock at the manse ot the Presbyterian church. Rev. R. II. Saunders officiating.

The couple will leave for Oregon on a vi-it and will later return to Woody, where they will make their home. ys 8 NINTH GRADE GRADUATES. Coroner and Public Administrator. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Coroner and Public Administrator, subject to the action of the Republican county convention to he held May 21. Third Set of Schools to Close for Summer Dismissed This Week.

Huntoon Douglass Progressive Druggists. 225 E. Main Street. The following is a list of those who passed the ninth grade examinations given lasf week. Each week from now WANTED.

Boarders and roomers, Inquire at corner of Barden and School 5-1 0-1 w. until the closing of the city clioos in streets.