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PEGNIX FIGURING MEELs.
George schroth Il Co. PrOprieiors Thir-
tenth and J streets.

Mr.. Sehroth is widely known as con-
Quoting one of the largest and best bakeries
in the interior. Present mention Isl con
fined to tue business of George Sohroth &
Co. as proprietors of the Ph@nix FIGURING
Mills. Though the business began but
fifteen months ago, running st first twelve
hours day, it has met with great success.
After FIVE months they began TO run night
and day, sud soon had TO add to the grind
ing, cleaning and boiling machinery largely.
The trade of the mills, the reputation OF
which has become enviable, extends
throughout Nevada, New Mexico, and to
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mental, known to the art, and unsurpassed
in beauty and orig lality of design. They
occupy premises 100 feet in depth, where
they keep large stock OF rough and dressed
fine marble and granite. They are the sole
agents for Bouekett's pstlis crate, an arti.
Gle that has fixed itself in public esteem,
and is admittedly the best. Monumental
work is mainly turned out to order. In
mantels and house-fittipg they keep sulfi.
cent stock to supply interior demands.
They turn out first class marble and graz.
lite work at rates SIS low as the lowest
known upon the coast.
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C. Il. ADAMS.
Wholesale ana Retail HeaIer in Hay,
Grain and Feed. s2i , street,

This well-known establishment is the
principal supply depot for the interior and
more distant points. and its trade is en-
larging every year. Mr.. Adams stock is
always full and complete with the best to
be found in the market. His facilities are
such that orders for nay, grain and feed By
the carload can be shipped on the came
day they are received. He is a large
buyer and seller of hay, grain and all
kinds OF feed, and pays ready money at all
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JAMES PARsGNs,
Dealer In Boets and shoes, No. 303 X


The boot and shoe establishment of Mr..
Parsons is enc of the landmarks of Sscra-
meuto, and enjoys reputation for fine
goods in every line, and fair dealing with
all. which is at once an honor to it's pro-
prietor and source Of attraction for in
crease of trade. Mr.. Parsons purchases
his stock from the manufacturers in large
lots, and only the best known to the mar
ket. He purchases for cash and sells at low
rates. He has limited manufacturing de.
psrtment, from which first-class work is
furnished to order. The show window OF
this house is specially attractive. having
some veryEne goods on exbi oitioa.
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j. Z. PALMETER.
House. Sign and Carriage Painter. s2
Eleventh street.

Mr.. Palmeter is thoroughly expert.
enced and skillful painter. He does gen.
eral business of house and sign painting to
order, and has shop for carriage painting
at the same place, where all work is done
in the best manner. He uses only the first
quality of materials, responds to all orders
promptly, and guarantees satisfaction. His
business during 1882 increased so per cent.
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AITRES Il FIsn,
Marble Workers, Gil x street, Between
sixth and Seventh.

Aiken & Fish are both experiences
workneD, and employ a large force OF
skilled artisans. Their trade in 1852
brosdened and found new avenues. Their
orders from abroad were more numerous
aud OF greater moment. In Scotch granite
this firm is turning ont fac work, that is
attracting much attention and bringing il
large orders. The firm does in marble and
granite every End of work, plain and orna-
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.IoRN BaEUaER.
Importer and Dealer Of Furniture, up-
hOisterer. Etc, COZ and 604 "A street.

Importer and Dealer OF FURNITURE, ep-
hOIsterer. Etc, COZ and 60i "A street.
Mr.. Breuner has the largest establish
ment GA the coast. His principal store
room alone is 60 feet front by 100 feet in
depth, his warehouse is 60 by 60, and his
shop 30 by 80, aud to each there are Two
floors. This great area demanded by his
business should alone speak sufficiently for
the volume of his trade, and the great va
riety and amount of his stock. His trade
has increased so much that he was CON-
PEELED in 1882 to enlarge his premises, and
he is now erecting building so feet on
Sixth street. by 40 feet deep, TO join as an
81" his street establishment. The new
building is to be finely fitted up for the
display of costly parlor sets and fine bed
room furniture. Mr.. Breuner imports d.
rect from the best manufacturers he puts
together great quantities of stock, and his
upholstery work is done by men OF the high
est skill known. His warerooms always at
tract attention, because OF the richness of
upholstery and fine furniture display. He
can fill any order for any class of goods at
bedrock prices.
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INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY.

F. Ii. Gaines, Photographer. 62; j street.
Formerly with J. w. Lef5wich. for the
past few months has been occupying bis
own rooms, and is gaining an enviable
reputation by turning out work that guar
antees satisfaction, at reasonable prices.
He is the only one in the city working
successfully the instantaneous dry plate
process. No matter how dark or rainy
the day. he never fails. Where others
say cit can't be doDe-the baby is too
young, or too uneasy, or too small TO be
taken in a group" MIR. Gaines skillfully
trlumphs. {" It's a cold day when he gets
left"
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z. 4. BTRR,
Hay, Grain and Feed. SIS and 81 }
Street.

The wholesale and retail business of E
A. Burr as dealer in hay, grain and feed
Is one of the largest in the interior, and
has greatly increased in volume during the
past year. He has large trade. both
with residents Of the city and with farmers
residing adjacent, and his interior trade
With individual customers and to supply
the market is very active. His dealings
have also extended to remoter parts of the
State, and to the transmontane regions,
where the trade at many points is supplied.
from his establishment. His prices at buy
ing and selling are at square market rates.
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times to producers, affording them the
well.known benefits derived from making
purchases with cash. His personal and
undivided attention is given to the bust
ness. and all orders, from whatever point,
will be promptly attended TO, and with
rates and methods of dealing which will
secure continued patronage.
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ED. DIgFERLF.
Popular Resort. Iel5 Fifth street, BE
tween J and 4.

tween J and 4.
The Fifth Avenue Lodging-house and
Saloon, located at lol5 Fifth street, be.
tween ] and X. and owned by Ed. Dieterle,
is almost too well known to require men,
ton. At this house the travelling public
can always find good accommodations
His readiDg.rooms are always well sup
piled with the leading German ard Eng
lish newspapers and illustrated journals.
Mr.. Dieterle is widely known throughout
the State, having come to this city many
years ago. Only the choicest beer, wines,
liquors and cigars are kept in stock, and
served by polite assistants to the numerous
guests that congregste at this popular re-
sort during the evenings.
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w. BUITERFIEtp.
Grocer. Northeast Corner Tenth and )
Streets,


One of the frst.class grocers of this city
is w. a. Butterfeld His establishment Ia
the most centrally located. He keeps IN
stock goods of the best quality, and in as
ample variety as can be found anywhere in
the city. He supplies the interior in lots
to demand, aud the farming community
largely supply at this house. Among his
goods are some OF especial note, as Califor-
MIA olives, kept in bulk. They are from
McMahan's plantation in Solano county
From the same source Mr.. Battlefield re-
ceives California olive oil, admittedly the
finest in the market. He keeps the cele-
brated /" Triumphant brand of uncolored
Japan tea, put up in tin oanisters OF one
pound each. He keeps the finest pure
Eastern buckwheat -four, and the best
genuine fresh maple sugar and syrup. OF
all the choicest family groceries and the
best dairy and farm products, Mr.. Butter
field keeps full stock, selecting with es.
pecial care and selling at rates as low as
the lowest.
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At the present prices ten acres IN Hops
will bring more money than tgs uaered
acres in any otter farming aud Il taere Is a
consumer or dealer who thinks ne pIlee o
Hop Bitters nigh, remember inst Ii pa sre
81 % per pound, aud The qn#nuty aua quail
ity Of Hops in Hop Bitters sad the price r.
main the sa-ns as fornerly. Doa't buy or
ue worthless stuff or limitations because Ia
price is less.
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FaED. GguaIxG
saddIery and Harness Maauracfurer, sIs
J street.

Mr.. Gehrins has well.esta5lished bust
ness in TIE he Of saddiery and harness
manufacture, and his facilities are such
that he can successfully compete in the
market. He makes al kinds of harness
and saddles from exceilent materials. He
can fill promptly all orders from customers
and the trade, and guarantees satisfaction.
Mr.. Gehring owns his premises and pur-
chases his stock largely from first hands at
the East, and can therefore sell as low as
the lowest.
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THOMas BROMLEY.
Merchant Tailor, No. $40 j street, BE
tween Eighth and Ninth.

tween Lsshtd ahO MIMI.
This establishment has acquired repu.
tation for fine and desiia able work. Mr.
Bromley is an old and experienced work
man, and possesses a thorough knowledge Of
his business. He employs none but the
most skilled help, and never permits any
work to leave his place until it has passed
through careful and close examination
His stock is selected with the greatest care
and Judgment, and is OF the best French
English and American makes, and of the
most choice patterns and latest styles. Mr.
Bromley is prepared to fill orders with
promptness and guarantee satisfaction.
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The want OF tde present i an iron win
dow shutter that will open itself for fire.
men and have sense enough to keep shut
when burglars are about. Such thing
has not been discovered yet.-[New Orleans
Picayune.
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GRlNsERs COOPERATIVE BUSHES
ASSOCIATION

Of Sacramento Valley, Corner Tenth and
X Streets, sacramento. Cal. e. T.. low
ell. Manager,
Importers and dealers in agricultural i'm
Elements, general merchandise, farm pro-
duets, etc. Agents for the celebrated
''Advance Chilled Plow )" D. NJ. Osborne
& Co.'s SELF binding and self-raking reap
ers and No. mowers; Ssudebaker Bros
wagons and buggies California improved
spring toothed harrows, etc. The business
of the Association is very prosperous. 1t
has the confidence of the community. and
It's steady growth and broad extent are the
best evidences of the wisdom that sug-
gested the establishment OF the Associa-
ton in this city.
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Very few people know what Queen Anne
style is; but they have heard it is stylish.
New Orleans Picayune.
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II. 7. BREMER q co.
Fruit Shippers and observation-disclosures
in seeds, Nuts. Canned Goo &. Etc.

in seeds, suts. Canned Goo &. Etc. .
GREAT FRUIT SHIPPING HOUSE. AND
SOME NOTES OF IT'S EXTENSIVE BUSINESS.
In all the business history of Sacramento
there is no house which more wildly illus.
trates the value and advantages of this
market than that of NJ. T. Brewer & Co.,
composed of NJ. I. Brewer and ]. F.
Fsrnsworth. The firm is pre-eminently
the largest fruit-shipping house on the
Pacific coast, and is recognized far and
near as
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-01
THE NEW EsG1AND MUTUAL LIFE

Insurance Company, of RcstOn. EncOr.
pOraied in 1885. Sacramento Agency
ut 2a7 street. with l.. c. Chandler.
G. o. HeyTerd, Agent
The assets of this company amount to
SIG 30 465 81, aud its liabilities to 3d.
574, $40 80. It's surplus is 50, 800, S94 SO.
This is the Oldest purely mutual life insur-
ance company in the United States. All
its policies are issued and governed by the
non-forfeiture laws of Massachusetts,. By
these laws every policy holder is protected
against the great risk of forfeiture
and loss to which he is subject if member
OF company organized without the
State of Massachusetts,. This COM
pauy charges no more for insurance
than those companies in which the
policy IS forfeited in case OF non-payment
Of premium wnen due. This company has
always been a favorite in Sacramento be-
cause of its liberality IL its dealings with
its policy holders. And very large num-
Der of our best known business men are in
sured quite largely With it, to all of whom
we refer. Before insuring in any other
company or joining any cooperative society,
carefully examine the practical working of
the Massachusetts, law of 1880 and read the
liberal policy contract Of the New England
Life, which gives you insurance at actual
cost
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j. FRANK CLARE,
Underfakers' Supplies in Jebbing Lois
General Undertaking House,

FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN AND X.
Mr.. Clark is at the head of the oldest es'
tablished house of this kind in the Sacra-
mento valley. While he is leader in his
business, so far as the local patronage is
concerned, he is in the enjoyment of an
UNEoUALED COUNTRY TRADE,
He sends out undertakers' supplies, re-
ceived direct from the manufacturers, over
wide area, and nothing new, novel or i'm
proved appears in the way OF collins,
shrouds, csskets, plates, robes, trimmings
or undertakera' goods generally, but it is to
be found at Clark's large and fully stocked
storerooms. 10 undertakes cloth goods
he carries the largest stock in the interior
of the State. In cloth-covered caskets he
carries the
FULLEST AND MOST VARIED
And best assorted stock TO be found out
side the coast metropolis. He makes a
speciality of trimmings of every description,
and ornaments in gold, silver and plated.
ware, and particularly directs the attention
of dealers to the elegance and variety of
his stock of goods, as well as TO tke quality
of the same, which he is enabled to sell at
prices as low, or lower, than any house,
while the centrality of his location, ease of
shipment, and other
LOCAL ADVANTAGES,
Enable him to bestow special economic
beuefits on those who buy OF him. As to
undertaking proper, he is skilled in every
branch, attends to burisls, exhuma-
ticns, the very best embalming processes,
and the shipment of bodies, and does such
work in any section If ordered by telegraph
or mail.
Mr.. Clark having been elected County
Coroner, will locate that Office at his pres
ent place of bushes.
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PARALYT1o strokes, heat disc SO aud kid.
neg sf -ctions prevented b the use Of Browns
Lon Ritters.
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A STANDARD AUTHORITY

On all matters concerning that great inter-
est Not only have they won their way
through long and heavy trials to the first
place in that business, but they have given
much attention and time 10 the advance
ment of horticulture on this coast and for
the benefit of fruit and vine cultivators
and the raisers of berries of all kinds.
Our reviews annually of the progress of
this firm have been the nile-stones that
mark their advancement and records Of
their successful management of one of the
most precsrious OF commercial vocations.
1t is now
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ELEVEN YEARS

Since this firm entered upon the shipment
of California fruits to the East. They
were the pioneers in the introduction OF
such California products at the East. As
early as 1878 they devised a system OF
shipping by which ice was no longer needed
to preserve the goods. Since then they
have introduced other improvements, until
the shipment Of fruits by rail has
now reached its highest possibilities.
1t is only necessary to refer to our regu.
Jar commercial statistics in our review OF
Sseramento's trade to show the vast
quantity of green fruits, beans, etc, that
are sent hence eastward. NJ. T. Brewer
Il Co. have sucn relations with Eastern
houses, and such representatives there,
that shipments are placed in the market
with a facility that is unequaled, and the
fruits are handled and marketed with a
care that insures the highest returns. It
Ia needless to enlarge upon the details.
Ia our several annual reviews we have
done so, and the public is thoroughly in
formed as TO methods employed. and salts
fed that the fruit interests of this State
have honest, conscientious and capable
business representatives in the firm men,
bership now under notice. TIE business
of the house may now, however, be referred
to more in local sense The firm occu-
pies some of the finest ators rooms in the
State, located
AT l006, zoos AND l0lG SECOND STREET,
In the very business heart of the city. The
main floor, or chief store room, has 'front.'
age of 80 feet and depth of l60, running
back to the alley, and is divided by an
arch into two sections. The front
So feet constitutes the sales room,
in the center of which is located the
counting room and private office, while all
TO the rear of the arch is set apart as a
packing-room. To the left of Che store
room is the sample apartment. At the
right of the main store-room is the
canned fruit and seed department, and a
swinging platform for choice seeds and
nuts. The packing, room is fitted with car
tracks and noiaeless trucks. The entire
basement story is utilized for packing, as
also the sidewalk space, giving in all It's
feet of depth. Semi tropical fruits they
deal in largely; they ship to all the Terri
tories, to al parts of this State, to all
great markets of the East and West they
deal in all classes of canned fruits and
canned goods in sauces, c0ffees and teas
il rais;us, frs, prunes and the like; in
canned vegetables and pie fruits infower,
vegetable ard grass seeds; nuts, oranges,
bananas, dried fruits, maple syrups, fruit,
butter, and other delicacies of which there
are too many for detailed mention.
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BUSINESS.

HOLMAN, STANTON d CO.,
wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Inn
pIements. Hardware, Etc. Corner of
Second and streets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-27

are never initiated or counterfeited. This Is
especially true CT a family medicine,
and IL is positive proof that the remedy
initiated Is OF the highest value. AS soon
as IL had been tested aud proved by the
whole world that Hop Bitters was the
purest, best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many limitations
sprung up and began TO steal the notices
Ia which the press and people Of the
country had expressed the merits Of II.
b., and Ia every way trying to induce
suffering inyalids to use their stuff In
stead, expecting to make money on the
credit and good name of III. b. Many
others started nostrums put up In SINH
lar style to III. b., with variously devised
names In which the word Hop" or
"Hopsn were used in o way to induce
people to believe they were the same as
Hop Bitters. All such pretended reme-
dies or cures, ne matter what their style
or name is, and especially those with
the word "Hop" or Hops" In their
name or In any way connected with
them or their name, are limitations or
counterfeits Beware Of them. Touch
none OF them. Use nothing but gcnu'
Inc Hop BitIers. with bunch or cluster
OF green Hops on the white lobel. Trust
nothing elso. Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing In imita-
lions or counterfeits.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-27
RoRGErruI~

TnF .blooded, frigid nature of
o'Dcll, the iceberg editor Of the States
man, besrays him into forgetfulness as
10 the fact that the Herald, of this city,
ehargss him with having betrayed and
sold oat Mr.. Mitchell, the caucus nomi.
nee Of his party, for Senator, last fall,
for the paltry sum Of $500. Ii is said
that il o'Dell would tell all he knows
about this matter, il would conSign him
and several others to oblivion. He
farther forgess that Scott, Republican
postmaster Of his own town, has just
refreshed the minds of the public with
the fact that there were some corrupt
appearances connected with his being
elected Presidential elector in the fall
of 1876. It was currently reported at
that time, that one of the electors had
made an arrangement by which his vote
should be transferred from Hayes to
Tilden. o'Deli expected to receive an
appointment to federal Office upon the
Inauguration Of Hayes, but whea the
election came Of aud it was seen that
Tilden was elected, o'Dell saw, at once,
that bis hopes of q federal Office were
lost, unless he could place himself upon
Il
terms of friendship with Democratic
leaders. Many of bis political friends
now believe, and charge, that he a.
tempted to do this. But the damnable
frauds inaugurated by "yisitiLg states
men," culminated in the successful
stealing of the Presidency. Hayes was
inaugurated. Cartwright aud Watts,
the two electors besides 0'Dell, both re
ceived appointments from Hayes. Al
was customary, while oDell did not
and has never been able TO secure one
even for friend, although he went &c
Washington city some time since to 80
cure the appointment oil Marion eoun'
ty politician to tho Office Of Surveyor
General, (o'Dell knows how good ar
office il is but in this he failed. Now
people inquire Why o'Dsll did not re-
ceivs an appointment, especially in view
Of the fact that he had such an lasatia
table desire for one. All the electori
in louisiana received their reward al.
though they committed perjury ans
fraud, and al! kinds Of dirty work fO
Hayes, but the dirty work which o'Dsl
is said TO have proposed to do was in th'
interest of Tilden, hence Hayes, (fraud
as he was, would not consent to rewart
= traitor. Il is believed that il 0'Del
would tell all he knows about that mat
ter it would bring 10 light many thing
that would place him in no enviabl
light before the people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-27

Il is too, 90 bad that Gen. EosecrAns
should have written q couple OF letters
10 Gov. Stoneman recommending some
personal friend for an office. but, GENE
70 think about the matter, We remember
that there are probably not fifty leaders
in the Republican party that have no.
done the same thing many times. bu.
as these men are all Of the goody, goody
sort we can not see that the General
has committed an offcnse that should
be telegraphed all over the land, and
yet it was 50 telegraphed.
If the General is to be condemned
then shall the same condemnation rest,
10 an increased ratio, upon the hoads Of
Republican leaders all over the land.
Verify the ways of Republican news.
gatberers is past ending out.