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DRY GOODS I IT'13 A SN 13: 1 OF; CHA RGEl tou Dry ond.e ho pl puc as ficioon oflothin romd out to cth amcont. C..B S CLJ /yc In ths deprtme t h DRY GOODS I NCE~ SN UN 01 a l y ao. selliou th t1 OodF , CHA th yof hoar, ond low prchaes ,7.2-Wi ' othriny ro o mt to Yth aoutrs CLOTHINYS CLT Cpemakehenslvhenl The quesi need one I thatyou il' whic The Hard3t OF CHARE2to Pair~ of whot rth All thsrdparent a ores 18pesE hlvy only to are sdligoublte c saddeqeame mneey.n? bargain Brshs HammeS andhHatchets. THE DUE. MOORW A ....HEAVENS CONSTELI Illuminate the path and poir erring accuracy to the wor ...BEE HIVE OF /BAI AS THE GREATEk I., 1 o Saill ablisMent in AP GAME! S hon ono considors Steadily growL 10 IIY offers of bar- its purchasing r nins as adverti-god in lis issuo. May be and ever -inc;easi oy aro gill ge1uine I enormous outle ut we caution you: . - 'nt snap at mvery the influence ier. Sckers will To lower the record Os on staple as well Of all former Quotations k that you see our AND EXPOSES :u will find that no Rock Bottom P HINGI COMPETITORS MUST F Not to trado with us >W this line, means FALL -BY THE WAYS mtiply for you to open mr pockot-hook and ro%v youir money f E lettl VILy We 111ve the oods, anl tboy must The Enemy of High sold ! For the next T 30 DAYS Competitors, is ki ao Dress Shirt, Ono throughout the La hir Suspenders, One tirflose and One at AS THE ill be given FREE trsuotu of the THKCAS0TH opportunities which Others want only "your ha cash, I LIFE TIME ! When sick or in trouble-let y itiro line regardless siaih; 11k) sizol But I Do not trouble, nor despai at any Price! As long the Bee Hive will be h, You and . our family "safo may Boys Happy!L S ppyl Because 0. Klettn-r will stand --as true as steel I ion is, do you f,edk"now By Deeds NotM3 1 not refuse a Do we increase the numbe: Customers. TO US! - .w95crs A Fair and Sc deal to white and Ic 'ptona iILS1 to put the Best C .p'eces at the Lowest Pos P'laae<customers! Prices, with in rto make room for )frf"s h 04 v", reach of all is the -nthe Dollar. ~ ~ i $1.00 atOonly .49%. S1.50 " .75c. $2.00 " $1.00 $1.50 " $1.50 $3.50 " $2.00 prindingly low pricos. The Exterminator of Hliglh sguaranteed - -.-- ~---..--...... stitched and 1adi0s'811irt! L etn this dI rth for the otl'or you bar1 the reach of. comnpotion. E --- - - -- -__ is guiarantreod IOSIERY! HUSIEPY 'sk fullwork wort hi $2.50 or ,n ihis dep;art me't'we WVaiats from rgn.infR tooII nmeousOrPuhC men~'ti. n. L'ulles war- - most beautifu 2ie -,t t,i - own a t ce that astoni.kh the natives. e and (Jhildren's t lacI(k ribbed Hoso0, irthi 15o. our pice 8o . mu's heavy ae'i s xod HI ose, wort' hi'5,-, r price 80 MptesIa h'ur Is in La,dies' WNo'i >Eo worth 50k., ou1r ice 19.. 7"Woe aim to pleaseo I this we d1o, oven if lose money. NN MaPIctl'r Frallis, ScisSwrs, Pipc3, SDoolls Kuil La SigW SSOS, Ti BRCRoIS ai d S 100 dollars will be given to anyone I)a'oduce the Patent 0or Oopyright abov%o advertisement as orig writton by 0. Klettnnr, LATIONS.se, it"With un d-famed IGAINS... ;T ng in Rubber Clothing! )ower Beyond -..he shadov ng 'S doubt our low prices tthis line is the talk of town. All Wool Coats worth $5 our price $3 1 Extra quality Mackintothes worth $3.1 price $1.50. It takes but little riCes To keep warm and 'OL LOW DEI Priced 3 iown rid We hav, sor; nmen - Saucers, rirle. rd-earned CU go to 81! lO antern! Lamp ChiImuoys fed The immense selection in this deparl by YOU giving a discription, auificient to say we thing. We offer you Glass Lamps from i 75c., our price 42. Lamp Chimneys, F lords of our iuare Our linp of Glassware must be se lIaCk, Purchasing by the earload giv, rOOdS5 ty.to offer you goods at fctor ~sible OUR 8HOE IDEPARTMENT ! By steady and onorgetic eff'orts we t he have built up n stile on shoes whioh on abIes Us. to control the output of soverr,, C On- manuifacturiea. Our luno embraces evm-y leading featurt,, and1 the price we pur chose at enables ne to undersell all coompetitors. Hand sewed Shoes worth $5,.our prie 6 worth $2.50 our price $1.35. hildroi varieties at prices that pletaso every cust partmnent v's\e ains beyond *t , very garment or money re i by the mosti non. Shirts r price $1.25. GSe. upwarh. I Capes in Ojr notion department is comptete in < Undrvetswortly 5.- our price 15c. T 21c. Snampoidors worth 25o., 0nr price 9 worth 40o., our prie 16o. Handkorchief 45. 000 other artieles at eghally low. .chance not ottra?i os antI Forbl elrg- __ Pans, Brooms, 1vh) Anything and everything on the, Under the Su inal ly EVERYE and wife should knew paration that for hal: been helping expectan little ones into the danger and the hun discomforts a inGident to c is applied ex is the only w Medicines to will no result i Mo fits and organ, of part o the cr onl robs cb the tortur B3aby's, K ,. quick .action ficial if used di period of pregna $1 per bottle at all pent by mail on reci: BooKts Fir.i bs contanir mation to all women, Wi address upon application b fthc Bradfield Re WHREATFIELD OF 21 r Would Tako One ra Ploegh od Plant su Os F , ctalinoria * (Fromn the San Fra What is said to be I addrhes upon aplica to gle wheat field in Cal 9 jnst recepived a large as- being lanted to the gi t of ivenratedt -Pnatcs. tesafo io tc Pitchers, Mu,s. Cups 1 d 000 etc, a twoldhinly o%V This enormous fiel, ,ud River, near the t u Madera Count'. 'I in Fresno County and VIL-1 ra, County. aClovis Cole is tho i ting in this vast acreal undertaken one of th that any a ban has yet fo00iacrs. rfotq While it is true thl and Lawlp Bumeilrs! ages of wheat have boc ment prevents us from certain ranchers in the have anything and every. seome t be no record c. to 50o. Latterns worth Purallol to the prsent 31 sizes, 0, 1 and 21 5ets., Miller and Lux ranch, enY, t0,00 acres wore year, but the fioldr ihont in dif rnt. ' in Fer reno ony a ndeso wherever there vas r * '~ ~ / Fnwofrtken oed of t -. ~ behalf a milno ar et While)~ P1)t cr' any mo ro tha y prices 1ag1es in the atae boe cneraine rnhed inth * waradels the r sth( ixmiles and ux ranh, eypar but the field mer.~alt grin diffrti an inete reyeries ofap hereo are wras Feo the field. wer sold inretmhno grsaice sqe afootil of aire acrughng mord phanti y prices. ig invhea Stae coa underas July hand.wllh Th8loi fod,h hfl~t!i!~ ieal Bhet tield.im I /IIl~lI fat asou th floor ime. g wsio this reat wheat imagfied thak it lse squa. Iac ide is o revesat of the field ol e $1.97. Ldios Shoe wid anyotr pan >s.ale het friel is pano ithe rees of the spre CSis whrancild. TI ti svr epc oid. otrtc San grair~ PO ot u rc llteoutling ad; plnt ofworahtfJuly,uraprdewill ha pleast.e s ou Bute igaino wi t aount lhoo ams thong cmhe orculpoan tsII hingeingthid Tof get an idea to f dl such of thing gret whal -wouldco. takoe hid of rest ofbthe feid wl oSan Fancisca o.uThe w ver repec .i i) countyo an row avnty wide. He wiuld start at a corner of IRID the field in San Francisco and plough south toward San Jose, a distance c f about the pre. forty miles. then he would come I a certury h4s back and out another furrow to San t moth.rs bring Francisco, makng eighty miles for world without the round trip. dred ad ion This amount of work would only hild-birth. it bo a tiny scratch four feet wide along ternally, which one side of the forty-mile field, and y to get relief, the process would have to be re iken internally peated at least 1,800 times, making t help and may a total distance of about 105,000 n harm. miles. Suppose that the ploughman ther's worked at the rate of twenty miles a day. To get over the 105,000 viend miles would take 5,250 days. To plant would take about the same muscle and time making a total of, 10,500 days. sthe body fa nearly thirty years. It would be like tical hour. It spending a lifetime, and the distance ild-birth of its travelled would be equivalent to go es and pains. ing round the world four times. And coming is made all in one California wheat field. Rnd easy. Its To accomplish the necessary -ing the whole amount of work within the time pt icy. his disposal the owner of the, Clovis drug stores, or wheat field has to employ over 200 )t of price. men, over 1,000 horses, and several tons of big machinery. The men 1 ble nf are working early and late now, and Sb. if the whole acreage is planted by January and a sufficient quantity of 9U4tor CO. 9 rain falls there will be such a crop o. of wheat as has never been heard of, for the land is good land and the seed is good seed. Then will the Thirty Years to bread eaters of the world give thanks chl a Fild as Own. foi the existence of the largest wheat field in California. racisco Call.) he largest sin- ThanknSiving for God's Crentare.. ifornia is now (From Our Animal Friends.) ain that makes If you live in the country, young >vors over 25, people, you should scatter grain iare miles. under the trees near your home il of grain is where you can have the pleasure of F the San Joa- watching the birds and squirrels en :wn of (lovis, joy your hospitality. In the city a 'ho feld ie part basket or box may be put on a high Part in Made- pole in your yard, well out of the i i reach of eats, or be hung at your an who is put- window, where the birds will soon e, and he has discover it. It is a great amusement ) largest jobs to an invalid to watch the various 'ono in Cali- kinds of birds flying in and out of the basket restaurant. For an every. larger acre- day diet coarse ground oatmeal is a in planted by favorite food with the hard-billed State, there birds, and chopped fat of any kind of an exact delights and nourishes thenj. But caso. On the to make a special feature of the in Korn Coun- Thanksgiving dinner you might pro. planted one vide the following bill of fare at your ere scattered basket restaurant or on the lawn of >laces. They your country home: fields, located TnIANKRQXVING DAY, Nov. 24, .1898. fertile spot.Dinr 2,000 acres, First Course. therewould Ground oatmeal, uncooked. >lantd betwee Indian corn or hemp seed. )lad ou,00 Second course.. old f 50000 Chopped fat of any kind, or il te weae IBoiled liver cut up fine. I casdDessert. Rsisins, cake or b)read crumbs. w.er s n If you wish to treat the squirrels is amos .15 i the country, or those merry little intle slope to- fellows that abound in Central park, uterline ofbe sure to add p)lenty of nuts to the ast a perfect bill of fare. a little over day is clearWAT can be seen It will be a Agents for "Hlistory of the Span. seeinig when ish American WVar," by Hon. Henry v'aves gently Watterson. A complete, authentio ingtime. history; illustrated with over 76 full page half-tonies and many richly col. through the ored pictures. Large royal octavo s to be one volumes superb outfit, postpaid , and every for only 50 c ants (stampn taken). be utiliz,-d. Most liberal terms given. The great. igbgn idest opportunity of the year. Ad gl).gn dress: The Weorner Company, A t the middle Ohio. - rdly be coin- *_________ months at 11 all mature T~hen will A of harvoest 0 ormoftlus field, let us o San Fran-1 it one mile .1 street, the Jose. four at 0. P. Houses I You deot the Best by Buying of Us! I in Your Orders en tion Paid to Mail Orders. ho crop, ' ehow l10 4 LRD DI 1JLEIt. one mile 0 i, anld the. uat aVIonr, hg plugh Hence take oni~ . / oulr inches HOOd'8.