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Time, Money and much ill7natured
feeling saved by the use of this
Az Machine knife-S Sharpener:

When Moving Machine Knives are kert as per-
feet as is done with this Reaper Knife Hharpener
and can be done BY any hoy Of ordinary intelligence
At small cost II not only lcssehs the draft on the
team, thus enabling the farmer to do much greater
amount Of work each day, but Will more than save
th cost of machine each year In the wear and tear
Of his mower and reaper, Vi
PRICE ssf5. 90. III ts,7
Having purchased the right to Manuiattdre ana
sell these machines III Henry, FAsitoH and Wood
counties, we shall be glad to bee every farmer in
these counties cali Fppni and sxamine for theni-
selves. tt'sfs - ~ ~
5ge !. s.. Z BEARD BROTHERS
!. MACHINE SHOP,
July Aim. 3sssl ttti9s NAF0LE0N, UlaIo.
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so14 aie wa 1oi Wilson \ gaigaq
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ment.
Proper aid, such as can, be extended
by the proper adjustment Of arevenue
tariff, to-yeel, raw silk, hempan fax
and other articles, with ethes vast capa-
bilities and resources of our eountryfor
their production, Would IN d few, Years
become able hot6hly to cofmpetet lii our
markets with the imported articles, but
thfoaghlen1hrgsti psodtiction even bring
down the price of the foreign article.
Proper incidentalpreteat to such ar
tieles Wsoslld 1notl prpdQ6g mehopaNes,
but would foster and encourage home
productive Industry and labor in a way
e c.caldulatedI NJ enlarge the resources,
prosperity and independence of our own
country. 8 The present Republican, tar
| iffgyes virtually no proteetionto these
articles, but. was framed and enacted
with theievident purpose of cheap pening
the nav Ifiatesial for the teaeft Of the
msiDpoliAnel nelmanafaetafing Interests.
This is the issue. Upon the Republi-
catnmrty Isl the,enus and responsibility
Of maintaining the present unfair, un-
just iald3 funequal proteetiyeI tssygitff ttsyitff
against the, ,refpIan which is demand led.
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I:isnnI 81 bEs asssaI Cd; 10 snidT cit
.sns2 "a :szrcEt sros1sq 70
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A wOMAN's EXPERIENCE.

Mrs. WILLIAM DOWNS, Of Uxbridge, Mass, writes
on March Is. 1888. as fellows:
During the past three yeas have been great
sufferer from complication of diseases which baf-
fed the skill of the most experienced doctors, as
could not obtain permanent relief by their treat
ment and prescriptions and have also tried many
so-called cures in the medicine line, but could get
no relief. The pairs, aches and weakness increased
so rapidly and constantly that was SO reduced in
strength as to be unable TO leave the bed, and the
doctors informed me that there was no hope of a
recovery. In this exhausted and discouraged condi-
ton dear friend persuaded me to use Hunts REM
dy and after taking 1t only three days commenced
to get better, and to my great JOY and delight 1
have continued to improve constantly by its use,
until now, after having taken the Remedy only a
few weeks, am able to be about my house again,
and am now doing my housework Ny lame back
is cured, the severe pains have disappeared, and l
am now in better health than for many years, and
beg this privilege of gladly recommending Hunts
Remedy to all who are affected with any disease of
the kidneys or liver; and also highly recommend
it for the attacks OF sick headache My husband
also has experienced a very great benefit to his
health by the use of this most valuable medicine,
Hunts Remedy"
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..ouR FLAG IS STILL THERE" :"

Mr.. S. B. LoNGFELrow, Augusta, Me-, east eide
river, writes US under date Of April Is, 1888:
"To whom it may concern: This may certify that
two years ago was very badiy afflicted with kidney
and urinary difficulties, which extended through
the system and laid up for weeks, that could
do no work had the most skilIful physician IN
town, who gave me no assistance. Hearing OF
Hunts Remedy, got bottle, and half OF it cured
me entirely so that l have been well ever since
The other half gave to neighbor who was afflicted
much as was, and it restored him to health. car
truly say Hunts Remedy has been of great ant
inexpressible worth to me-"
uG-1VMWF&wIy
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FIREWORKS AND FLAGS.
PIKE & YOUNG
Sacramento Planning Hill,
HartweIl, ROschkiss Il stalker.

~ ooRs, WINDOWS, WINDOW FRAMES,
Blinds, Hoi6ings, Finish Brackets. Scroll
swing. Turning; also, StSiF Work Black Walnut.
snanish Cedar ard Redwocd Eewels, Baiusteus and
BadI. Cor. Flont snd Q SIS Sacramento fs22 SPIN
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&. GRIFFETHS,
PENaYH
GRAHITRWORKS
PESRYs. CAL.

H--11 y TUE BEST VARIETY AM
f@ Largest QuSTries = the
g.. - PRcde Coast. Polished Granite
Monuments, Tombstones aud Tablets made to order
~ Granite Building stone Cat, Dressed
ard Folfshed 10 ardeF afl-lpsm
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ARIZONA.
Crooks Views Regarding HIS Indian
Prfs0uers

TUCSON, June 2lst.-Genersl Crook, in an
interview to-day, said II Teller's advice ia
carried out it will drive the Chiricahuss
away again into the mountains. and it will bs
utterly useless for me to attempt TO follow
tnsm in any capacity, az their faith will be
gone forever. As it stands now, their spirit
Is broken, and they are nightly humbied.
Tney feel whipped, ard have surrendered in
good faith. Oar Government always treated
them as nation, and l think it ought now
to treat them just the esue as il did the
South after the rsbaliion. No one disiikss 81
see these red-hardsd murdersrs, a. uea-Iy al
OF them are, go back on tie reservation more
than DO, but what are We going to DO To
xii them viii not bring back the dead to
punish them will only result in their leaving
the reservation With the isss BIT Of faith
gone, snd they viii take 20 the mountains, 70
Be sxserminated only afte- long period OF
time. sod then only after they have kiilsd
Thousands ot white people. N0R thsy srs
willing 70 90 on tie reservation and settle
do@a. Thex are tired Of war. sud anxicns
for peace. These Chirieah1ss are the ouly
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rSECOND DISPATCHl
MONTANA.
Stage Robbed by two Road Agents.

HELENA, June 21st.-Ths Butte coach,
with eight passengers-fve men and three
womer-Was stopped by two road agents this
side of the Boulder Mountsins, about twenty
eight miles from Helena, at o'clock yester-
day. The passengers were searched, but
only about S25 was taken. One woman had
500. The passengers were covered by Ie-
volvers. John B Reed, city editor of the
Butte Inter Mountain, and Montana Mining
Commissioner to the Denver Exposition, was
passenger. He gave up only 81 30. but had
5000 hidden in an inside pocket, which
was not discovered The robbers took the
treasure-box from the coach, but it is not
known how much money was IN il. A val
liable watch was taken from one Of the pas
sepgers, but returned again.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY,

EXAMINATIONS FOB ADMISSION TO THE
II College and the Professional Schools are held
every ye1r IN Cambridge, Mas, Exeter n. II. New
York Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago st. Louis
and San Francisco, On the Thursday, Friday and
saturday following the last Wednesday in Jube
(this year June 2sth, 18th end s0th.l The Harvard
examinations for Women are held in Cambridge
New fork, Philadelphia aud Cincinnati On the same
dsys.
in every department except the Medical School.
Graduates OF other colleges are admitted 20 ad-
van ed standing iE Harvard College upon such con-
ditlozs as Ihe Faculty deem equitable Ia each case
For Information concerning the terms Of sdnis-
sion, the eost Of college or professional course tie
schoiarships ti55l, and other beneficiary aid, the
studies IN each department, or any ether subject
eoupsced Elh the University. address the Regstrzr
q Hazard tniveraty. CaInbdsgs, Mass t2.-lelIaw
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Beware of ali Countsrfeits
and limitations.

The genuine is put 10 only IN tin cans ANY party
applying the word - Banaeh," which IS our trade
mark. 10 an insect rowdeT Of their own. dealers
found selling the same equally liable for infringe
meut and Will be prosecuted 70 the full extent Of the
law
Section 354 Article Il, ,S54, Peral ccde
every person who has or uses any cask, bottle,
vessel, cIse, cover label other thing bearing OF
having in any way connected wlsa it the duly filed
Trademarks or name q another, for the purpose OF
dspesins with intent 20 deceive or defraud, OF any
article other than that which such cSsk. bottle,
vessel case, cover label other thing, originally
contained, or WAS connected with, by the owner Of
such trademark, il guilty of a misdeTneanor.H
We call the attention Of the public 20 the fact that
large quantities of inferior Insect Powders are sold
by certain uuscrupulous dealers as Buhach, eonse-
queutly much dissatisfaction has been the result.
In order 70 protect our trademark and the public
In the future, We ask all most respectfully to ask
their druggists and gTocers for BuhAch AID take no
other Powder # they do not have it but If the Pow
der IS purchased the representation by any dealer
10 be Buhach. take it and Try it. and If il fails
- do what claim for it. send as 4 ole Of Pow.
der so purchased by mall and the name Of the
dealer that sold il, and shall at once commences
legal proceedings against all parties that commit
such frauds.
Our Buhach is for sale At wholesale by Kirk,
Geary & Co, Joseph Hahn & Co. and Adams. Nc
Nell Co, Of Sacramento and at retail by ali drug
gists and srocerynsn-
BUHAeH PRODUCING AND MFG. Co.,
(Patentees and MAnufsetuTersl
f1g TGwim E5E Fevre St staeEfau faI
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THE DAILY REC0RD-U MON.

eFa'oosa'saeFasH'o as second dis, r''er
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oAE1 RECORD ssIOS sssgEs,
VOLUME XEIE-SgHBER I04,

ing the accounts of the Government. ID. L.
Henley. chief clerk of the late Major L. d.
Baker, has also been discharged by General
Miles.
Accidental Deaih-wrcck Of the sIissis-
sippi-
SEATTLE, June 21st.-A sad case of acci-
dental death occurred on Lopez Island last
Tuesday. Charles Mathews, recently ar
rived from Missouri. willie out hunting rested
dou5le-barreled gun on tree. 1t slipped
and both barrels exploded, killing him in
stsntly.
The wreck of the steamship Mississippi, re-
Gently burned here, was sold by auction yes
terday. It was bought by W. D. Scott, of
Sesttie. the hull fetching 81 400 tie coal $50,
and contents of money in the drawer in the
safe $50.
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FOR SALE CHgAP.
MONEY TO LOAN
SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
GAN FRANCISCO
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Baker & Hamiiton-ImPorters OF Agricultural
Implements and Hardware Agents Of the Benlcia
Agr'l Works Junction Market, Pine aud Davis sts
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Losses by the San Francisco FIre-stage
Robbery In Montana Washington Ter.
ritory Items-Cro0k ana His Chirica-
huas-Fire and Explosion In Salt Lake
City-AccideRt at Dixon-The English
Dam Flood - Progress of the CeIusa
Murder Case-Etc.
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Glren Up hr Dnrrars.

SIS It possible that Bir. Godfrey Is up and
az work, and cured By % simple remedy :"
:" | assure you is Is true that be is entirely
cured, and WITH nothing bat bop Bittsrs, sad
only ten days sgo his doctors gave dim up aud
ssid he must die"
- Wella-isyl That's remarkabIG will
90 this day and get sams Tor my p8or George
know hops are good"
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''BlJHACH"

yHHhE GREAT CALIFORNIA INSECT EXrER-
minatlng wopder, recommended not only to be
used safely in the house TO destroy Flies, Fleas,
Bedbugs, Cockroacbes, etc; but also for the exter
mination Of Insects upon domestic animals fowls,
and birds; also for the complete determination OF
Insects in the warehouses, gardens orchards, vine
YARDS copservatorIes, etc. For outdoor use apply
Tor directions to the manufacturers
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c. Hermann & Co.-ManuiactuTtrs and I'm.
portors No. $50 Kearuy st., near Pima. The finest
hats At tho lowest prices Factory: II Beden st.
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ones did Iot get on the reservation in 1872,
and would have had them had / been al
lowed to corral them under Coohise when 1
was superseded by General Howard None
of these whom 1 did put on the reservation a:
that time have ever made sny trouble since.
Neither viii these, if they are allowed TO go
on. This is the only true policy to pursue
concerning them, and l am satisfied that any
other will work mischief. This raid viii re-
suit in taking sll the Iudisns of the Sierra
Msdres. That country has been sort of
breeding place for them, where they have al
ways kept nest-sgg. and where they have
goae when hard pushed.
Further Indian DepredatlGns.
Tucson. June 2lst.-Avlomite, Mexican
Consul, has receive news of more depre-
dations committed by Indians in the Sierra
Madre country. aud the killing Of six Mex
leans,
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WASHINGTON TegRIroRY.
MiIItarr IrreguIarltles.

VANCOUVER, june 2lst-J. G. Blake. for
nsany years one OF the head clerks in the
Qazrtermsssar's otfics Of the Department Of
the C3Iuubia, has bssn discharged, by order
Of General AIiles, for Irregularities IN keep
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yuEtin Gatos.-PioneeT Druggist, removed to T22
Montgomery ST., s, F, Country orders scieitsa,
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Further Indian Deprsdatlons.
CTAsE.
Disastrous Fire and Explosion.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 21st.-Early this
morning iTe broke out in Dawson's wagon
depot, and soon communicated 10 the old
Cour cil.house and Savage's art gallery, which
were entirely consumed. Shortly after the
fire broke out terrible explosion occurred,
similar TO the great explosion on Arsenal Hill
some years sgo. Buildings throughout the
entire city were shaken, and near the scene
of the frs the wreck was complete. Plate
glass sashes and doors were blown in, and the
sidewalks covered with glass for two blocks.
It is estimated that the less from the break
age of glsss on Main street alone is over S20,-
coo. Several men were injured by broken
glass. but so far as known no one seriously
The loss is estimated st 100000.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SALT LAKE, June 2lst.-The losses by the
fire this morning were $4,000; insurance.
$50, coo, in Eastern companies, but nsmes
not given. The Mormon Tabernscle caught
FIRE twice from sparks, but was put out with
little loss. The loss in glsss by the explosion
was S22, 900. the Coop" alone sustaining
81, 900 in broken Window. Half ton of
powder exploded, woundiog twelve persons
and knocking many down. The streets were
crowded at the time. and the escape from
death is remarkable. The Mormon Council
House, where thew held secret meetings, is 8
total loss of $40, ,000.
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ARTISTS.
H0usewOrfh-0ptCian and Photographer, No. Is
Montgomery street. Established in 1901.
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HEAEaTEi I
HOW TO GET AND HOW TO KEEP 1T.
DR.. WILLIAMS ELECTRIC.
INDICATED, COMBINED LIVER, KIDNEY AND LUNG
~ - ID
nHnIte. zIrn Oh rI,Idrnrss GHrn "a ft.-a.

NOR THE CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
" from impure Blood or any imperfect action of
the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys or Lungs. Full direc-
tions accompany each Pad. We ask those who buy
this Pad 10 give it fair trial Do not give it up il
it does not bring about a cure instantly Wear it 30
days. anyway. Try to be almost as patient with it
as you would be with doctor and medicines, both
Of which cost you its price many times over Give it
far trial. and you will be more than satisfied with
the result The same Pad should never be worn by
more than one person. Sent to all parts, C. O. D,
OF on receipt of Postoffce order Sold at the Boston
Baza-, s2l X street, between Eighth and Ninth, and
Mt the Pacific Water Cure, northwest corner Seventh
and L streets. LOTIS A. KELLY, Agent.
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DR. BEssoE's Celery and Chamemile Pills
for the cure Of neuralyia arc saecsss.P-Dr.
G. 2. Holman, Christiauburg. Va 50 cent.
at druggisas
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NOTICE.

NTEssRs. VAN HECsEN & HUNTooN HAVE
vi closed out business, and have sold me their
well-selected stock of furniture at a sacrifice This
added 20 large variety Of household goods, will
not De sold below cost but will be sold a. as small
margin above cost as possible Please give me call
before purchasing elsewhere. J. C0PPIN, rs and
Y ST., north side bet Seventh and Eighth 10 II
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HOTELS AED RESTAURANTS 8
HOWARD HOT ANDC0LD
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Lake County - California.

4 Ii DISEASES RELIEVED 4 z>E~0
"A and cured by drinking and ksyasSssA
bathing in the waters Of these - 1,535Ss 1i53SsS;
celebrated Springs. Female dis - - { 81 ~
eases, fever and sgue, and all ll--==@S----=z----
complaints arising from a diseased condition Of the
liver a specially.
Hotel accommodations ars first class in every par
ticul4I Board, Room and Bath, SO to sl2 per
week. Children under 0years, IS; over 10 years,
s.. Route Take morning train from San Fran
cisco or Sacramento for CalistlgA From there W.
F. Fishers Stages will convey passengers 10 Lower
Lake on Monday, Wedn sday and Friday, and to
Glenbrook on Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday oi
each week, at which points connections are made
by the Howard Springs stage.
For further parti sul4rs address
MRS. CAROLINE HEISCH,
Proprietress Of Howard Spri g, Lower Lake, Lake
county, California. ie2O-t
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CAPITAL BREWERY,
NORTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND STREETS
KERTM .s NICOLlUs, ProprIetors.

A GOOD QUALITY OF BEER AL 81
"A ways on hand and sod at current 80
rates. AZ Country orders aud trade So kssz-sz
licited and promptly attended to, with liberal dis
count. Beer delivered TO any part Of city or depot
free Of charge. Families suppl cd.
Address PostDfIice Box POS m29.I .Ip1m
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noTEL LAwo4ARA.

CSoREER FOURTH AND l. STREETS. S lCRA.
norso-StTictiy Grss-taass, CO INC European P.sG-
T. D. scrivers Carriages VIII take al passengers tree
OF chsrge from Depot to Eosel
ief.tpin. TERRY 6 CO. Nansgera.
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DR.. SPIHEEY & GO.
OF NO. II KEAREY ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
TreAk all Chronic and special Diseases
YOUNG psEN

Young EEE
WTHo NAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
w effects of youthful foliiss or i1discretion
viii DO well 70 avail themselves Of this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity
DR. SPINNEY wiz guarantee to forfeit S5oo for
every case Of Seminal Weakness or Private Dise1 sc
Of any kind or character which he undertakes Al d
tails 70 cure.
MIDDLE-AGEB MES.
There are many az the aye q thirty 70 sixty rfo
are troubled with too fre,l evacuation Of The
bladder, often accompanied by slight snzrting or
burning sensation, and weakening Of the system
IN \ manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposits ropy sedimsrt
viii often be found, and sometimes sraAll parsiclss
Of albUnen viii sqpsar, or the color VII be Of 3
thin uliikish hue, again changing 20 = dark ard
torpid appearance. There are many men who de
Of this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which
the second sage Of seminal weakness Dr.. s. vii
guarantee perfect cure In all such cases, and
neaithy restoration oi the Seniso-urinsry organs.
Olfce hours-I0 70 and 70 s Sunday, from 10
70 II A. n Constitution free. Thorough sxzmin-
at.oa And advice, s. Cal or sddress
DE. SPINNEY & CO.,
No. II Kearny street. San Francisco.
P. S.-For private diseases ot short standing,
full course Of medicine, Sufficient for I cure, Eiih
IL Instructions wi be sent to any address for Sse.
2S-sESt1EAfT YVThEH
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TIE digestive organs weakened and worn
ous by using csthsTtic medicines. restored iv
using Browns Iron Bittsrr.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,
san Francisco.

Established Ia 1854, for
the treatment OF Sexufl
snd Seminal disesseg ,
such as Gono-rhea, Gleei ,
Structures, Syphilis in a !
It's forms, Seminal Veal .
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perns-
nently cured or no charge.
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pR. sPINNEY 8 On

I'd ESUScTTATED-READ THIS Boos, WHICH
III represents 4 dream or vision Of the existence
after death Sationz social religions and scientific
mater about the United States. The PsychogrSph,
20 test s9ulorce, sold a. 81 book stores. isl4St'
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO RI. AroORD-uslos. ]
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NEW DEPARTURE !

"ATING DETERMINED TO LEAVE ALL 80
competitors in the rear, have 70 that ~
end selected elegant and choice stock Of CO
Carpets. Furniture. Croekery, Tin -
ware ETC.. which are oferedat figures never before
heard Of. .. F0SN a.
No, SOS street.. IielS-4pIml Sacramento.
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uNloN HOTEL.

- RcoNp IND K STREETS, SACRAMENTO
g Cal. Rooms 90 cents snd sI per day. Specia
rates by the month. Billiards. choice liquors snl
ogars. Hot lunch daily from II a. 4. till ?. Z.
= o. CfJoE'0 BOWERS,
jet-4pim proprieto-
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STAR MILLS AID MELT HOUSE,
EEFB6UEG & EAGEs,

NToS. sc, 50 9ASB 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers il Pradgae and Brewers slppiis5, Mar
1fscturs-s q Malt ard IL kinds o Zesls; Oatmeal
9ornDsal, EE1ezssi Wheat Graham Fioar, BucE.
wheat Flour. etc SeE Grziz Bags for ssle Azonts
9r B2aEeTe 4iIis T II HlrTSsiIs ssI7-lp
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DRoPRIEToRs OF FULTON MARKET, 428
and AGO K ST., corner Fifth Sacramento, Cal.
Wholesale dealers in Butter, Eggs, Produce, Fruit,
Fish, Game, Tropical Fruits and Poultry. Country
orders promptly filled. Postofice Box l37. je20-tf