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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
The Cana!

StS FHANCIsCO. Decemher iI-lr l-c-gdauce with line telegraphjc ad- vices .r0m New York. the ,uh-crip- -i1n Co the De Le--ep- Clna has been discontinued 10 this city The man a CT Of thc Anglo California Bank. rle agents iu this city, report Iha' th 1morut subscribed here g small, buf
 hey do not feel auihurizsd state th- amount received. Congress wtl no interfere with the Panama Canal rroiect
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
I

... D. u. q WIS u-c 'asu-i thai {. person. wa1 Ufie iu ihr pit at tf. .u1. Gi rI- explosion 1Fc .l4t. Seven ali-s have been brought up lhns ia-. -u, many others have hcen discovered nd will he taken 0u; during the
 .g
 LONDON. December .-Iv-nrv-
 -.iies have .-.u .-oDra r.. it..u lue nine at Cardiff Vale aud iherr are .4 mol, in light
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
tToonshinsrs.

NhsuINsroS. December 1.-The Commissioner of Internel Revenue has received sdyices from Huntsville, Ala. thai gang Of illicit djslillers. wh0 were interferei with Joy Unite States Narshals. shot and killed Dep utv John B. Hardie and another Dep ufv barely escaped United State Marshal Glass is organizing a iorce C" arrest the parties, ui whom there arc four. named Culbres'h (who fired lhe fatal -Bor L7mrI- 5uc ,wu Cisco pr.-a.r, Commissioner E1um hl- -sie.ragt-- instructions f-a- -le m1si vigorous means must he taken Co bring tO punishment these par,ies- Every illicit diztillery must be seized |, and all Illicit di- tillers arrested. The Attorney General sent similar instruc- flgre tl fha Mar-haI
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Irish Aaairs

DUBLIN, December 1.-The state ment rf Baron Dowsc. at the opening of the COnnaught A~sIZ at Galway yesterday, showed that in four monIh- GJS indictlbic offences had been re- ported in C1nuaught For these only 30 per-On- had bseE rendered amen able; JII persons, against whom of- fences had been committed had, through terror or desire Co shield tho
 tiradcrs. refused Co give evidence. rrosecur Cr assist Che police Lesser uicuce7 are also numerous Thu, in May. there were SSS lesser and 23G iudiejat,- offences Baron Dowse said ]. this continues the consequence wIll le imm-diate danger Co Ireland. and ultimate disregard 10 tie Empire. Even Che reports by ihc police do not include Il. The outrsges committed and threat hing letter. reCeiyed
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining m the Ieeson POsfosiiCs for more tnSn one noatn prior To December 1, 1880. Beaumont Edw-2 A0n1o NaAlei M BashfOrd Otis Bixley Jas Osta kels!9 Black Nirs G Pnrtins Q D BUstGmaute Ross Pound gNtet Rrofbs-J T Peraits c ? de BuTnev Tommy Ffesisao toi9ls Bgrnsr Thos Es Radcllf Wm Crur,rr0r C " Rsrnsdell stephen Crston i Salazsr Sylvester F-Diro-4 F SerezogeE George Coruev Peter Seirs Dolores Gonzales JesuE Saycer Ntlhie Cc1zalag tSuadslupc Stanley Mary Gricuiiic Sacramento Stcrs h H Heister q T stein v A Elutcrs A c Tabara Mon Holmes NJ Valvefseles FilmOuS Holstadt Juo Yarios Santiago Mathews Robt Valla EsrebiO Manos Franco Wanzel Frank Mcintyre Mrs Wight G Mcleod Scott Wculna \ SOlinO Jesus N Persons calling for the above letters VII please say [" advertised Snd give dAte
 C. Fl LORD, F. M- TUcsoN, A. T., December 1, lsSo.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
nc JolIiFFy uoTI"F

EE. YORK. December 70 "A l1l- --- rlich says of the '.-a .r.r --. .,pi sion HHuir-i. V re q. t- .elr a' the time The aas. .. .yuI1-i0n was felt for milo .. There were 4l-. ri4E--r
 a, pit which l. &i v.r
 The most .uiru-e excite men. ....s All roads and aJ uH.. t5 ia. coliIcr, ar- thrmr i ar. rnJ'a. men women ant .ai dre1 E.,.-. relative 1re imprisoned. Many volunteers oIet.i To join lh- r-o. ring party.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Removal

IN. Mason, manager Of the Ari- znna and California Lumber Company, bas removed his office from the corner of Camp street and Military Plaza to tbe new aeh0use and yard across tbe railway track from the depot The old quarters proved too small for the rapidly increasing business ot the company. and on the first Of the year The balance of the stock will be taken to the new yard.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
New Arctic Expedition.

LONDON December 1i.-Il is under s.r1f fhlf tae President of the Conn ciI CT The Royal Geographical Society i- considering plan for neV Arc t.. exploration. The route by way oj French. Joseph Land will be recon ra-E. hgj tAe mere feat of reaching
 - Pole .s u0f the main or even ihc -. pal object of ihe expedition it - simply explore the unknown ar- laHl ,ae I3ih and ,aJE degree
 Ula The -Iriety. while no, i-- m-a o .5e piss 0t establishing 't- serving stations around ihc Pole Cu arv consider t.-u as subsidiary C. 'ta work .te.HI HI.4rhl'si cEpl.nri"r
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
-. -..-.nL.a.ul..

W1sHEGr0- u..ewYe, S.-Aii tle nominations received bg ,he .ru-.e today were Col .e.0s a Miles. F,ta latu ut-u 8e BU-7iier-Eeu- eral. vice Gen o.f retired C-j Nm. B. Hszen. sixth iui1'-r. tr be Chief Sigma OEcer wft HrE oi E-iClf.ar General
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

A PROMINENT citizen of Chicago has a boolisck which ne hAs named Care. because it once killed cal.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Ss.0OO Dedication

gmcAa0. December IT, - Henry ErI-r.. formerly Swiss Consul herr, uu iarcrly in tIe real estate business, Is discovered t1 have appropriated % trust fuad of sS. GOO bclnugirg tO a family of his couu'rymrn in -Nich.- Vur. who entrusted it 10 him tor pay upnf au some property
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

MILWAUKEE. December i0.-Nrs Glassma. 8 German of Marquette. ia a lit of insanity, killed her babe and herself
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
An AhOrtiOnist's Sentence.

CHICAGO, December 1O-The jury ID the case of Dr. Chas. Earll, the 0artionist, after being out 30 hours, reJur@ed verdict of guilty Uni, morn- ing. He was sentenced 10 five years in the penitentisry.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
The TeuDesse Election

MELVILLE, December 10-The Governor aud Secretary Of the State fail Co agree on the election from Bradley county, the former claiming 9 Democrat elected and tle latter 8 BepGblcan-the Case will be decided by the Legislature itself. The Dem 0cfaJs still have three majority on joint ballot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Trouble Over Tota's Arrest.

~sE fEAE-l=-- ...n0 0el Last night The Sbe.Ie -a- ..r.- can g1u-hoa. le -r- .. Commander The CHmIaaa himself cr -cr
 midnight 'le tne city prison a- sui. io be produce .E
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
TLe IntcE -. LnIo .anlI.

NEW TUEC. December s Amer ica7 subscriptions 70 rbc De LH-Se-s Panama Cam. praiec. thus fur amount TO si.3GJ gol The subscriptions Co MOTION arc eEuectet CO eNceed thps. 4i any previous day.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Col Cote !. Arre.t.

SAN FRANcIsco. December lt.- When thc case of the extraiitel Mex ioaa WIS called in the Superior COur' tl.= morning. Deputy United state r.=-.e. Attorney Lowell appeared and -ta.od instructions had been re- re.-.i from Attorney Genera Deren=
 rtle D. 'rict Attorney to rcpre-en ..e United States Co maiuttio action r-aer-l- treaty and endeavor 70 ore r.af fa collision of the State with the Mexican authorities At the reques- rf Lowell. who desired ro examine ths ease. a continuance T-as granted unti! next Tuesday.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
For Hancock and English.

ATLANTA, Ga, December s.-The Presidential Electors Of Georgia to- duy cast the vote of the State for Han cock and English,
 Death of q" BIue Gown"
 NEW YORK, December 10.-Jim Keeucs celebrated stallion Blue Gown died ou the passage from En- gland to this city
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
The CnnnI Subscriptions.

NEW YORK, December l0.-The Special American Committee of the Panama Canal Company is authority for the statement that the subscription in Europe tO the stock of this company on the books closing to-day amount Co more than double the amount of shares Go be allotted, so that a con- siderable reduction will be made Go ubscri hers.
 Over $S,000,00 have been subscribed C. inc Canal in New York. and mere ttlu Q million in San Francisco. Another Frightful ColIiery Explosion
 CARDIFF, Wales, December 10. - Au explosion occurred this morning at the Penygrieg new coiliery in HhOuda Valley. IL is believed that s7 persons perished. An exploring party discovered 16 cOrpses. The search IS impeded by after damp and debris. The pit is about mile from the scene of the great explosion in the Dinas colllery on Janusry 13. 1878, when about 50 lost heir lives.
 Capital Gossip.
 WASHINGTON, December 10-Seaa- tor Coae, of Texas, says there is no truth iu the report of the proposed dj- vision of that State.
 Congress shows disposition Co gel down Co work, and will have but a short recess during the holidays
 Senator Lamar has recovered from his severe illness.
 The Teunesse Election
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Iuc tlIsu Troubles

Iovu0S. December l0.-Ihere i7 going io be quite al.r-e Land Lcague demonstration a' Naualhau, Ireland and 5000 armed DraErrme1 will be present. The Land Learuer> outnum- Der Jhe Orangeusn. and light is eE- peeled
 Ata sDecia meeting a. fl- termoy branch otthe Land League yesterday, resolution was pr posed srmmouin the Goyerumeutt5 prevent Chef IUz- tice May from trying Iwers.
 meeting tle London Com miitee 0t tae ..rrl' Dc.ane Fund, Justin NcCl-. u. arG g. rcs1.G- ton was aIor f.at ptrl-- b. forwarded 'o f.-.nra -"r5- ter. urging that i lowed Co tre ErH
 Providing rs- --1e--t l..u.s
 NovruEa-. -.a..- her of men fe-- l -le Jesuit order lately ezreII. from t1ce have arrived here r5 taken up quar- ters temporlr.y with their brs.heren m this city. The Semiu0rr Ci saint Sulpice h-s provided 800 acres for these exiles al Ota. and they viii, go into farming lheFe next spring
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Our Ea.. Judes.

WssHrsr. December 3-Tuc President i eI iu lhe Gouiuation of W. n sdI.rei of New York, for Associate Ju-f.ra nl fba Arizona 1u- nr.-. Conn
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Lmr..-L... l.onhIs

CHcsco, D.-.u 1-f 3.-tw' ih1u- sand A.ts.-s- ..I Hu.e... Ia1.aa Territory r.-.s. tl .o-.'- t11-- Troops sIe oet.s couceutTatea .o e]ect lLn.n
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great elements. 1t is possible that the future may
develop cooperative systcn by ehich the
wages OF the laborer shall be an assured part of the
pronts OF capital, in these enterprises OF capital
where profit is the ohjeet "A present developed,
the objection seems 10 be that labor caunot wait
for good seasons, while capital can, and may star c
IN those times OF depression when no profits are
made. However this may be, and however the ell.
ilghtenment and hum nlty OF the future may solve
the great problems Of social aud industrial life one
thing is clear to my mind-that Is that IL is not TO
the interest OF society to cheaper labor. Cheap
labor means squsld living, limited educatiou
degradation and want. The hborer is worthy of
such hire shall enable him 20 maintain the self
respect and decebcy OF an American citizen ANY
circumstance depriying him OF this whether the
presence of slavery, the infnx Of Mongolians, or
foreign competition IN homo markets should
awaken the solcitude of Statesmen and lead 20
remedial measures commensurate with The evil.
MECHANICS FAIR AND THE PROGRESS or THR
STATE.
And now in conclusion, | congratulate you upon
the successful Inauguration Of the Fifteenth Indus
trial Exhibition OF the Mscha nes Institute OF San
Francisco. Ii marks and promotes the progress OF
the State 1t performs in its sphere the work done
by great international Exhibitions in theirs. Is
tends 10 stimulate enterprise, industry and inyen-
ton, by exciting wholesome emulation among its
many exhibitors. There are great possibilities of
good in your enterprise In lasting benefit to all the
interests of the coast glance at the mutifaricus
articles exhibited lmpresses the idea that many Of
ehShi sdc utltcf husu inOSt WHICH the Norll zen
orally has in use. Hence our productions are max
ing their way abroad. American reaping machines
were recently engaged in competitive trial at
Bucharest, and SO delighted the Roumanian farmers
that large orders followed. II was once contempt.
uously asked, who reads American bookg"
Irving and Motley, and Prescott and Longfelow and
Whittier and many others answered the question
II has more recently been asked, who drinks an
American winef" California answers uy shipping
ca goes of wine to Europe. There il broad field
for American products and American enterprise,
ready for industry and tact 70 enter As these ex.
hibitlonse courage excellence Of production, they
fit our products to compete advantageously with
others in the markets Of the world and lead up TO
the day when Californ viii realize TIE advantages
OF its geographical position in the possession OF
commerce that Will embrace Asa and the tiles Of the
Pacific seas
CLOSING IXERoIsES.
instrumental and vocal music and grand
industrial tableau finished the afternoon ,x-
ercisss.
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CLEARING THE CHANNEL. The following
is from the Red Bluff Peoples Cause of
August 7th:
The arrival of the snagging boat
Dover, Captain Rogers, near the
mouth of Reeds creek, just south of the
city, yesterday afternoon, was no ordin ary
event in the history of Red Bluff. 1t was
announced in Fridays issue that the Dover
would probably reach here that evening, so
cur citizens were on the lookout for her
appearance. As soon as the fact became
known that the Dover bad landed at the
place above named, hundreds of citizens
visited the boat and paid their respects to
Captain Rogers and his crew of about forty
men. There was q general feeling Of Joy,
and the enthusiasm over the event, which
eliminated in firing of anvils, arousing the
whole city, and causing hundreds of men,
women and children to assemble on the
Sacramento river bridge to take Il look at
the new and welcome visitor. Captain
Rogers informs us that he has taken out of
the river since he commenced operations
over one hundred and seventy-b snags,
besides large number of trees and logs.
The work of cleaning out the channel viii
be vigorously prosecuted until every OBJ
struction is removed and the navigation of
the stream made easy and safe to boats of
light draft. We confidently hope and trust
the much-desired improvement may be
completed in time to allow boats to come
up and remove the thousands of tons of
grain raised In Tehama county this year.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAiGN--A VET,
EgAN REPUBLICANS LETTER

The following communication from the pen
of a leading Republican in Contra Costa
county is here given as expressing the views
and sentiments OF the writer:
EDS. RECORD UNION: TIE delegates to
the Second District Congressional Couven-
tion, to meet on Wednesday, have more
than usually delicate and important duty to
perform, if they consider well what is due
the Republican constituency of the district
and the interests Of the party. A majority
Of the delegates probably prefer MIR. Page 70
either of the candidates in the field against
him but neither MIR. Page nor either Of the
other aspirants would be as entirely accept
able nomination TO the Republicans of the
district as might be made, and it is especially
low import, mt that a candidate of suitable
qualifications should be selected by the Con-
vention, who will command the cordial aud
united support of the Republican voters of
the district.
There are but few persons who deny that
Mr.. Page has developed much larger capac-
ity for the duties of the position than was
expected of him when first sent to Congress !;
nearly all concede that he has been prompt
and obli9ing in attention to communications
addressed to him by constituents, and that he
has proved an attentive, energetic, industri-
Gus and efficient Congressman. But there
are many Republicans Of the district who
think they have good reasons Of objection 70
Mr.. Page, ard many others who Object s.
him on no better ground than prejudice per-
haps. OF both these classes there are many
who would vote for him again only after
much hesitation and with great deal OF re.
luctance, and others who declare they would
not vote for him at sll.
These are facts well known TO the ConveL-
tion about to assemble, and whose duty i.
will be, regardless of personal preferences, 20
present the people of the district with tho
strongest and most acceptable candidate pos.
sihle, if to do so they are called upon to 20
outside the limited list of announced aspir-
ants Outside this limited list there are men
who, in character and ability, would do honor
to the people of the district and the State
and among them we know of none who would
be more universally acceptable than DR..
Obed Harvey of your own county. he is a
gentleman of unimpeachable character, lib
eral education and culture, pleasing presence
and manners, personally well known in all
the Sacramento, Placer. FL Dorado, Nevada,
Calaveras and Amador sections of the dis.
trict. He represented the county of Ill
Dorado several sessions In the State Senate,
and later the county of Sacramento in
the Assembly, efficiently ard acceptably.
Though mentioned early in the canvass, DR..
Harvey has not desired to bo considered
candidate, but il rendered the nomination
upon the Judgment Of the Convention that
he would be the most acceptable nominee Of
any to the Republican constituency, he can
not very well decline it. c. B. p.
Martinez, August 9. 1886.
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The Talisman delinquent assessment sale
has been postponed till August 10Th, and
the McCiinton until September 81
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BIG LEVIATHANS OR LITTLE FISH !

tOUR CRITERION
long distance city, shortest ECONOMY
and while other houses ptg the public with PRICES ON PAPER
fighting legitimate producing goods believe
charge dynamite explode opponents they
moreaa shea than a exposition ourta taknga
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" Zone Price, and Cash Basis ~

Batec
time; but MIGHTY Having
confidence people,
hoseho They
the without the The
to
They cheap mbrodees oubut husband
principle purchase
quickly,
in
and
Pacific;
practising breaches and therefore has the confidence all
grows day-it healthy
swaddng recognized
institution of the Sacramento
n track-keeping
WE uAUE JITTIE Tn npEhn
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A Harny nestoration.

can truly say that | owe my present es-
isteuce and happy restoration TO the hopes
and joys of life to The use Of Warmers Sale
Kidney and Liver Cure. and say TO every
one suffering from cry manner ot sIdney,
liver or urinary trGlbe, : 7 - THIS remedy
and recover w. r. SAM ohD.
HoLLEY, n. Y. February % lSSo
II. c. Kirk {, Co. agents. Sacrapsn.es
CHEEEFuIbY RECOMMEND Hammer 3
cascara S.gr,ld, B'tters for dyspepsia,
sit,,al cSo,.;,,asis,i ,Sa 'iver complaint.
They have made me a well man.
r. DAVIS, All x street, Sacramento.
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DENTISTRY.


" ENTIST-No. sl7 J street, between eEzA
Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth cnffffsgS
inserted on All bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction OF Teeth.
[iX2i-tfl
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
WILLIAM U. MILLER

nate with Flobergl
ATO 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 1ro
IN Matchmaker and Jeweier Importer S3fA
aud Dealer In Watches, Siiverware Jewelry, e. y
etc Repairing a specially, under Robert Ssss2A
Marsh. An country orders promptly attended to.
jy29-lptl
}. B. KLINE,
nAte with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,) }
HJATCHMARER AND JEWELER, 80
w No go J street, between Second and 4SSA.
Third Dealer iit Watches, Clocks, Silver e. q
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its ssssss9
branches = specially, under Mr.. FLoBERG.
faus-1p1nl
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MECHANICS FAIR.
Formal Opening of the Fifteenth
Annual Exhibition.
EX-SENATOR sARGENT's GRAFTON.
Pertinent Remarks on the Worlds
Industrial Progress.

ESPECIAL BY rnlsesArH 70 TIE Hrooap-uslos.l
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nR. w. II HAZE.
DRs. BREWER d soUTmwoRTH,

M NTIsT.-oFFICE,N NO. 605 STREET, zFss
y between Sixth and Seventh, over kat-sfiiffif I
zenstein & Bradleys Millinery Store. jyl7-iptf
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S BROS and
petentions has prominence?
had opposition, bed them numerically
sprg existence preaching doctrine
cutcheon bearing
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THESE FOLLOWING MANNER.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. IL,
AF "A ocI.ocK NOON,
INSPECTION SALE
IN OUR FANCY GOODS Department.
We divide the entire line g separate and dis
tinct lots
LOT VIM s ssn; and % s sa n sna s a. from " each length
LOT VIII VI @ ss sa @ is of ss ss a each
LOT W" @ and ss s s and IN ] ] @ 2c
LOT w" a sns n sas' 'sas' srsaf sH n % lisson
LOT ] = ] = % "a ;:::;s:
aTas % a1 a fancy ~ ~ IN s .. irom - ] to 47c rensfh nsa
LOT wal ] % sss's: @ % s and WIN ssa ] IF s g
apeciaing
judging experience perhaps expected
time dispose of
hardly necessary gain advantage of
but find this will of interest and
e z MI E MI B ER,
The Sale Commences at IL o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY,
August 11th.
Until September lst. we shall continue to close our
Stores at o'clock p. NJ. Saturdays and PayDays at
the Railroad Shops excepted
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n. II. PIERsoN,

nENTIST, as J STREET, BETWEEN HA
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- ca 70
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold, Vucante and al. bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. jyt4lm
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi-weekly partsl
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each wees.
comp sing Eight Pages in each issue Sixf Pages
each we k, and is the cheapest and most desirable
me News and Literary Journal published on tn"
Paciis coee t
Terms, one Year ......................se 90
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!" The Men that Have Turned
the World Upside Down,
Have Come Hither Also 7

sy THERE A DRY
"
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PUBLISHED BY TIE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WM. Il. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication OGlce, Third ST. bet. j and 4.
TmE nAuY pEC0RD.UNION


cents line for each insertion
Advertisements of Situations Wanted, Housesto Let
society Meetings, ETC., of FIVE LESS, will he
inserted in the DAILY RECoRD-UNIoE as follows:
One time 25 cent?
Three times so cents
One week. rs cent?
Seven words 70 constitute line
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n ENTIsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF s-12gs
Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new efff3o
building, up stairs Teeth extracted without pain
by the use OF Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Iiyl6-lpiml
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~ AFFICEyAND DENTAL DEPOT: TN
%s6O Masonic Temple Sacramento eSffTTN
Ca iiornia. Editor and Publisher Of the DENTAL
JAIRUs Monthly Journal OF Dental Science.
3y12-lplm
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semi.weekly Union Advertising Rates.
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department
inserted for rs cents for time three times for 80
cents or 75 cents per week.
"TANTED-A MALE TEACHER, HOLDING
w First Grade Certificate Life Diploma,
with at least five years experience. Apply TO
JAMES MOORE, ophir, Placer county, Cal.
Drx,A