Daily Delta from Visalia, California • 1

Vol. VI. No. 80. VISALIA.

TULARE COUNTY. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 22. 1894. Whole No 8452 TELEGRAPHIC.

THE INSTITUTE. A Great Many Ladies TULARE. Special Correspondence of the Delta. Tulare, Nov. 21.

A Good Templars lodge has lately been organized in Tulare. It starts out with good prospects. Tulare Grange will celebrate Thanksgiving with a suggestive and appropriate program. The different churches will combine in' a union service as is customary in Tulare. J.

M. Russell of Oakland, who has been visiting Judge Lovejoys family recently, returned to his home last Saturday. V. Hawkins of Solano county is visiting his friends and relatives in this section. Mrs.

Lila C. Moore, a temperance lecturer from Kentucky, has entertained Tulare audiences recently. Her efforts were well spoken of. The Baptist Church ladies will give a New England Thanksgiving dinner in a room on Tulare street. The usual price 50 cents is changed to 25 cents so that all may eat.

H. H. Francisco has recently purchased the residence property of A. T. Fowler and has renovated it and prepared to occupy it as a home.

Mr. Fowler has leased or bought a hotel in San Louis Obispo county and will reside there. Mrs. Thomas Brown, who has suffered from cancer for many months, died Sunday morning, and was buried from the Christian church Monday afternoon. A.

P. Upton died Monday morning after a long illness and much suffering. He was kicked by a horse several years ago and disease of the bones of his limb resulted therefrom. It was operated on several times, the laBt time on Sunday before his death. He leaves a wife to mourn his loss.

His remains will be shipped to Massachusetts for interment. Ask themselves this question, How can I dress well, in good taste, and at small cost During these hard times every lady wants all she can get for her money, and the firm who is the most liberal, with a good class of goods, will command her patronage. The White House Is the place to visit. We have the goods, we have the styles, we have all the new shades, both in Plain and Novelty Dress Goods; and, what is more to the point, low prices, and a disposition to sell at the lowes-possible prices consistent with a high grade of goods. Our SILVERWARE TICKETS, givei away with every purchase in all Depart ments from 50 cents up.

Our Silverware is quadruple plate, and guaranteed for TEN YEARS. Also: A LIST OF GOOD BOOKS, by standard anthors to choose from, which will make nice Christmas Presents. Call and inspect these books at your leisure, and get one of our coupon books free explaining our plan of giving them away. Is called to our Kid Glove Department. We are the sole agents for Fosters Genuine Kid Gloves, the finest "loves on the rv 'market to-day.

The favorite brands are the William, Fosterixa and Dresden. Ask to see them. We are closing out all our old stock at and below cost. Come in and secure a pair before they are all gone. Forget Special Attention Dont THE WHITE HOUSE WILZINSKI Proprietors.

The Program Arranged for the Teachers Session. A Number of Instructive Papers on the Program. Prominent Educators Will be Present Committees Appointed by Superintendent Crooksbanbs. School Superintendent Crookshanks has completed the program for the annual Teachers Institute, to be commenced on Tuesday, December 18th, and continuing four days. Professor C.

H. Keyes, principal of the Throop Polytechnic Institute of Pasadena, will be present during the institute. The program is substantially as follows: Tuesday Address by the Superintendent; Vertical vs. Oblique Writing, J. C.

Shipley vs. C. W. Updyke, Wm, L. Worth vs.

Lee Robinson; Purpose and Method in Teaching History, Prof. Keyes; Methods and Purposes of Object Teaching, W. J. Connell; English in Our Grammar Schools, Prof. Keyes; Is an exhibit of actual school work as a feature of our institute a benefit to our schools? J.

E. Buckman and Miss M. F.DOr. Wednesday Address by Prof. Keyes; Child Nature or Psychology of Childhood, Mrs.

J. C. McStay and W. F. Williamson; The Essentials of Penmanship, Prof.

Keys; What to Emphasize in Mathematics in Secondary or High Schools, J. A. Guttery, A. Sorenson and D. W.

Lindsay; The Foundations of our Business, Prof. Keyes; The Teachers Place in the Community, Robert Ballagh lecture by Prof. Keyes. Thursday What to Emphasize in English in Secondary or High Schools, W. II.

Adamson; How to Shorten and Enrich the Course of Arithmetic, Prof. Keyes; Moral Force in the School, Miss Sarah Goodin, II. C. Ilorsman, II. F.

Turner and Miss Anna Fleming; talk on reading by Prof. Keyes; How Children Judge Character, J. Thomas, Louis Swank lecture on Ballot Reform in America, or the Machine in Politics, Prof. Keyes. Friday Training or Culture vs.

Knowledge, Miss Hannah Ball, W. T. George and J. N. Lacey; Professional Growth and its Means, Prof.

Keyes; What to Emphasize in Science in Secondary or High Schools, 0. F. Barth and Miss Mary Wilder; address by Prof. Keyes. The following committees have been appointed Music J.

C. Shipley, C. W. Updyke, Wm. L.

Worth, C. E. Ilorsman, T. S. Pendergrass, F.

S. Cook; Misses Kate R. Smith, Minnie Gray, A. L. Swank, Belle Townsend, Nannie Oldham, Genevieve Savage.

Introduction Misses Nettie Galbraith, L. B. Scott, Kate Beckwith, Nettie Anderson, Abi Robinson; J. W. Duncan, R.

I. Turner, Amon Swank, II. B. McClure, Geo. B.

Sturgeon. Resolutions J. S. McPhaill, J. A.

Guttery, W. J. Connell, C. E. Brockett; Misses Emma Love joy, Lizzie Miller, Mattie Billingsley.

Questions A. Sorenson, H. F. Turner, B. L.

Hall Kate Gorman, Isabel Ball. Evening entertainment Mrs. A. M. Johnson, Miss Marie F.

dOr, Miss Eva Pogue; Chas. Weddle, E. J. Buckman, County Superintendent. Exhibit W.

II. Castle, C. A. Simons, of and Miss A. Misses Kittie Hart, Visalia, Cal.

More Victories to the Credit of Little Japan. The Lost Collection of Spanish Antiquities Found. Alabama not Worrying That Twelve-Mule Team Canneiy Plant Burned The Chinese Afraid. Japanese Successes. London, Nov.

21. A dispatch from Chee Foo says the Japanese have captured a fort two miles from Port Aithur. The Chinese are occupying the highest ground about the harbor and are short of provisions. That Twelve-Mule Team. Gilroy, Nov.

21. This morning the twelve-mule team with dried fruit from Fresno passed through here. Everything was in good condition. A. R.

U. Men Found Guilty. Los Angeles, Nov. 21. Johnson, Clune, Rose and Stanwood, A.

R. U. members charged with conspiracy in obstructing the mails, were found guilty today. Yamagatas Last Victory. Washington, Nov.

21. The Japanese Legation has received confirmation of Marshal Yamagatas victory over 20,000 Chinese at Sin Yuen November ISth. The Chinese Afraid. Tokio, Nov. 21.

Admiral Ito telegraphs that he has been unable to induce the Chinese squadron at Wei Hai ei to come out and give battle. Spanish Exhibit Found. New York, Nov. 21. The lost collection of ancient Spanish relics intended for the Worlds Fair was found yesterday in the Customs warehouse.

Alabama Not Worrying. Washington, Nov. 21. Senator Pugh says no trouble is anticipated in Alabama from Kolbs threat to be inaugurated. San Francisco Wheat Market.

San Francisco, Nov. 21. Wheat weak. Dec. 92c.

May Barley is easy. Dec. May 9234c is Cannery Plant Burned. Sax Jose, Nov. 21.

The Dawson cannery was destroyed by fire today. BORN. BERGSTROM In San Jose, November 6, 1891 to Mr. and Mrs. Chris.

Bergstrom, a son. DIED. BERGSTROM In San Jose, November 19, 1891, Mrs. Ella Bergstrom, aged 8S years. The Tulare Register says I.

M. Cox made $6 an acre this year off a pumpkin crop planted among his trees. Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.

Partis. T. W. PENDERGRASS. P1 HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, DELTA BUILD-ing, Visalia.

Special attention given to the diseases of women and children. Office hours: 10 to 12, a. f. to8, p. M.

d87tf C. E. BERNHARD, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT-tention given to minor and major surgery.

Office in Holt Block, rooms 2, 4 and dwtf II. C. LILLIE, -AT-LAW. OFFIC1 and 20, Holt Block. Visalia, Calif.

dwtf CHA9. G. LAMBEKSON LAMBERSON WALTER W. MIDDLECOFF MIDDLECOFF, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Office in Holt block, Visalia. Cal.

dI16w2 DR. H. P. MATHEWSON, PHYSICIAN AND6URGEON. OFFICE, FIRST door north of Delta building, Church Visalia Cal.

Branch House, Sonora, Cal. To Prolong Life There is nothing like good living at a table supplied LEMOOKE. Special Correspondence of the Delta. I.emoore, Nov. 21.

Mr. Howell has returned from San Francisco, where he has been purchasing goods to fill the new store, which is now ready. The brick is on the ground for Scalleys new hotel. Fox Sweetlands new warehouse is well under way. The entertainment given for Mrs.

Reeds benefit was pronounced first-class. Airs. Odale gave an elocutionary taL in wLich she was assisted by Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Brownstone and Miss Grace Korn, which was very entertaining.

Mrs. Carrs new drama, Lemoore in 1919, under active preparation by the Alpha girls, will be produced next week. The Good Templars will give an entertainment on Friday evening. The Unity Society of Hanford, over which Mrs. Carr presides, has effected a permanent organization.

with the choicest food products. Not even if you went round the world could you find finer groceries than ours. An article must be marked Ai, XXX, or first-class, to gain admission to our stock, to which the whole world contributes its finest productions. Fresh as spring water, choice as the choicest, and cheap as the cheapest, tells the story of our groceries, that are pleasant to see and pleasanter to eat. Nothing missing here any more than in an unabridged dictionary, of farm and dairy products, canned goods, teas, coffees, spices, cereals, everything eatable, we have it of a quality that makes our store an example of the Utopia of good livers.

Filed Their Bonds. i 1 TRADERS UNION. PHOTOGRAPHS Visalia H. W. Kelsey, Manager.

PHOTOGRAPHS The following bonds were filed yesterday in the County Clerks office J. H. Grimsley, Supervisor Sureties, A. E. Scruggs and Joseph Vosler, $3000 each.

S. L. X. Ellis, Supervisor Sureties, II. Jerusalem, John Cutler, W.

F. Thomas, S. Z. Curtis and James B. Jordan; bond, $3000.

William English, Constable Sureties, George Francis, W. II. Harris, C. Ilausch, Charles Bisher and D. K.

Zum-walt, $1000 each bond $4000. T. W. Holder, Justice Sureties, T. A.

Elliott, D. R. PouglasB, C. J. Gid- dings, D.

lv. Zumwalt, G. A. Botsford, i E. O.

Miller, N. O. Bradley and J. D. i i Hyde, $500 each.

For the Best Photographs, at REASONABLE PRICES, go to A. R. MOORES GALLERY In the DELTA BUILDING, on Church Street. Jre perfect pictures of Labics and small children. Old picture copied and enlarged, Orders taken for views in the city or country.

A choice of Kings River Canyon, General Grant National Park and Sequoia Mills for sale. A choice collection of views tldo9w41 Four Big SucretMftk i Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed i for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr, Visalia Livery Stable. Corner Garden and Acequia Streets. THE FINEST OF TURNOUTS FOR OUR PATRONS.

GOOD HORSES AND HANDSOME RIGS FURNISHED. The best of care given Teams entrusted to our keeping. Special attention to Transient Trade. Teams and drivers furnished to parties who desire to take trips through the surrounding country. Give us a call when you desire a good team for a drive.

Satisfaction assured all. R. II. Beaver; Miss Letitla Blake, Miss Kings New Discovery, for Ida Stevens, Mrs. A.

M. Johnsron. Coughs and Colds, each bottle guaran- I teed Electric Bitters, the great remedy i for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Buck-The Fresno Evening Expositor has len-8 Arnica Salve, the bestin the workl, passed into the hands of the Fresno I and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, hich Loan and Savings Bank.

It was bought are a perfect pill. All these remedies at a Commissioners sale, and will be are guaranteed to dc )just what claimed r- i for them and the dealer whose name is edited by.L. F. Bachman, recently attaCheti hcrewitli will he glad to tell elected Assemblyman from Fresno y0U more of them. Sold at L.

V. Nan-county. I scawens Drug Store. dw McKinley MOFFETT, tfkdf)5w24 4.