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Honors to the Dead Explorer.

LONDON, March 5.--The British Admiral at
Queenstown has promised deputation from
Cork the use of steam launch to
carry the remains of jerome J..
Collins from Queenstown to Cork
The Admiral viii allow any officials wishing to
act as an escort to do so. The flag on board the
guard-ship win be lowered when the steamer
City Of Chicago conveying the body from New
York, arrives off Roche's Point.
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A Sensation Exploded.

LONDON. March 5.-Nellis, the Irish informer
who surrendered to the Greenock police and pro
tossed to give the names of the murderers of the
Earl Of Letrim, is believed to be lunatc.
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The Chicago & Atlantic Railroad.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, March Sit is reported to-day
that the Chicago & Atlantic proposed line
from Bloomington, H., to Rochester, Ind, is to
be built at once. and that it is to be used as a
Western outlet for the Erie, tapping the Chicago
& Alton at this point.
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Judge Amos Morrill,.

AUSTIN, March 5-Hon. Amos Morrill, ex
judge of the United States court of the Eastern
district of Texas, died, this morning of heart
disease
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ILLINOIS.

A Mclean County Lass Receives Damages
for Breach of Promise.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
BLoOMINGToN March SIN the Mclean Cir
cult Court, to-day, Miss Rebecca Bender, a
pretty and interesting young lady, of COoksville
Mclean county, was given verdict of 50, 500
in the case of breach of promise brought by
her against her former lover, John w. Cook, of
Cooksville. Both are prominent young and re
specially connected
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Value of Long Courtships.

Louisville Courier Journal.
In view of the poverty and suffering that
come of large families, the newspapers should
praise, not discourage. the couple who courted
for forty years before they married. Forty year
courtships would be great help to many parts
of the United States.
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Wreck on the iron Mountain.

NEWPORT, Ark. March 5.-This morning a
mile south of White river, the railroad work
train on the Iron Mountain railroad was wrecked.
killing JOnn Sirum and Thomas White, and in
iuring Paul Weisenfurth, Peter Harrison and
VIM Durham. The wounded were taken to st.
I,ouis
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LONDON, March 5.-In the Commons on Mon
day. DIR Cameron will ask the Under Foreign
Secretary whether Spain has been asked to ex-
plain the action of the Spanish revenue officers
at Gibraltar against the American ship Mari
enne Nottlebom.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 5-Director- general
Burke invites bids from all quarters for the gal
vanized window caps, wrought iron and cast iron
work; also, for 5000 kegs OF nails for the main
building of the Worlds Exposition.
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It is too soon to put seeds in hot beds, but it
is not too soon to get the hot-beds in position,
sash arranged. and full preparations made for
receiving the manure next month. Manure for
the hot-beds should be saved by itself and should
be as pure and unmixed as possible, especially
if quick head is to be desired.
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An Explanation Wanted.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 5.-The British en-
bassador has asked the Porte for satisfaction for
the manner in which officials of Smyrna have
been treating foreign coasting vessels. They
have prevented steamers from embarking pas
sengers. and have removed the union jack from
English vessels
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Millinery store Burned.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDHRsoN. March 5-The millinery store of
Mrs a. b. Wentworth was destroyed by fire,
this morning, involving a loss of $500. Insured
FOR 81 500
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Prohibition in Canada.

OTTAWA. March Sin the Commons to-day,
Mr. Foster moved a resolution declaring it ex-
pedient to prohibit the importation, sale or man
ufacture OF Intoxicating liquors.
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Manufacturing in the South.

BALTINoRE, March 5.-The Manufacturers
Record publishes a statement showing that dur
ing January and February capital invested in
Southern manufacturing and mining enterprises
increased SIS, 100000 Kentucky shows the
largest aggregate, Sc, S5l. 900; Alabama second,
IL 2lO 000
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ParneiIs Bill Defeated.

LoNDoN. March 1.-THE House of Commons
Las rejected Parnell's bill amending the Irish
land act, by vote of 325 TO Y.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike of Car-Isuilders Against Reduction
in Wages.

in Wages.
CHICAGO, March "a number of men en-
ployed in the freight-car construction shops Of
the Pullman Car Company at Pullman, have
quit work. The workmen declare that their
wages have been reduced from $3.50 to 81. 30 a
day. The strikers place their numbers at two
hundred while the officials of the company say
not to exceed fifty have stopped
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Edward d. PAYNE.

DAYTON, March Edward D. Payne, brother
of Senator elect H. b. Payne, died to-day Of
paralysis.
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sheikhs is distrusted at Cairo. It is said he is
dupe of the sheikhs who take brides and delude
him with false news.
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A Fountain Of Youth.

Avoiding al foods rich in earth salts fold beef
and mutton) and taking daily two or three tum-
blers full Of distilled water wit, about ten or
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C1NeINNATI. March 5.-Captain Henry A
Jones, the well-known steaniboatman, died to
day.
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Wgo SPEAKS FIRST d?


Some independent member of th3 Extra
Session Legislature should rise TO ques-
ton Of privilege and offer few timely and
pertinent remarks. The honorable gentle
man who adopts this course will perform
his plain duty, and nothing more.
The sooner this duty is done, the
better for the people. The sooner
this duty ia done, the better for the
legislators. The honorable gentleman who
rises to this question OF privilege should
ask for thorough investigation of the
causss which led to the issuance of the call
over the Governors signature, and demand
that the Governor of the State be invited
to explain the meaning of the message
which was sent 10 the Legislature in his
name. The honorable gentleman will state
that, according to his information and be-
lief, the extra session OF the Legislature
was not called by Governor Stoneman in
the interest Of the people, but Tor the spe-
citc purpose OF arranging for the payment
of tax fee of $50, 600 to the Hon. ID. NJ.
Deimas, late of San Jose that Delmas and
others surrounded the Governor, magnet
izsd him, induced him to believe that At.
torney- General Marshall had placed him in
a false position, and by some sort OF hocus-
pocus, wrung from him first the call and
then the message; that, as matter of
fact. the Governor neither wrote nor shaped
the call nor the message, and the person or
persons who instigsted the call should be
held up to public reprobstion. Thus should
the independent, honorable gentleman
speak, no matter what political party he
may be training with. Among the many
members of the Legislature there ought to
be at least one representative of the people.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and streets. Office Hours
to 1880 A. NJ; to 4, and to p. N. Residence,
9l5 NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth. m2S-4ply
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rELgeRApH1c BREy1r1Es.

Gladstone was present in the House of
Commons yesterday.
Albany, n. Y, has developed strong
opposition to the cable roads.
i There was formal exchange of treaties
between Peru and Chile on Friday.
The Republicans of the Fourth Ward,
Chicago. had a strong meeting on Saturday
night.
On Thursday the Canadian House of
Commons refused to consider the griev.
ances of Manitoba.
The funeral of Augustus Schell took
place in New York Sunday afternoon and
was largely attended.
The machine shop of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Memphis has been
burned loss, 100000.
The French Government has presented
the Queen of Tahiti with gold medal, in
memory of her visit there.
Colonel FREQ. Grant, OF Morristown, n.
j., will probably be delegate to the Re-
publican National Convention.
Roughs created great trouble on Satur-
day night on an excursion train between
Danbury and Bridgeport, Conn.
General Sherman angrily denies that he
is candidate for any office, He claims to
have been Republican always, and desires
only rest and quiet.
In the County Mayo conspiracy six pris-
oners were found guilty. Three were SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment, and
three to five years each.
There is possibility Of the establish.
ment of postal relations between Mexico
and the United States similar to those ex-
listing between this country and Canada.
A special dispatch from Bernice, Suli-
van county, Pa, says On Saturday night
Henry Shelly shot and fatally wounded two
brothers named Morri in Jamestown, near
here.
Louis Lelsrd, of the Sturtevsnt House,
New York, has had Mr.. Hinckley, of
the Graphic. arrested on charge of SLAM
der, he having published that Leland was
insane.
Nellie BROMLEY has been married to
Stuart Wortley, the London artist. She
will continue upon the stage. Wortley
VIII send four pictures this year to the
Academy.
Philip Rasiue, poor man OF New
Haven, has received papers which identify
him as being the descendant of Napoleon
l., and titles to an estate in France worth
POO, 900 francs.
A Scranton pa special says: A silver
lode has been discovered at South Canaan,
Wayne county, Penn. Samples of ore
were recently sssayed in Philadelphia, and
clja6 borf Gl0
Severity. five New York butchers assem-
bled in that city and discussed the for
warding of Chicago beef, which sold at
low prices. Arrangements were made to
induce the public to boycott this beef.
It has been decided to bury the Duke of
Albany, in accordance with his wishes, in
the royal vault at ST. Georges Chapel,
Windsor. TIE ceremony and interment
will be entirely private. Crown Prince
Frederick William of Prussia will assist at
the funeral.
\ plumber Of letters from Goethe to
Countess O'Donnell, lady in waiting TO
Empress Maria Ludovica of Austria, will
shortly be published. They show excel
lent relations between the poet and the
friends of the Austrian Empress Besides
the letters the volume will contain por-
trait OF Goethe that has never been pub.
lshed before
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Whistler has challenged Muldoon to
wrestle for $500 guaranteed by the Enami.
ner.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
house for the past week were $l07, 93l 60,
making total since January LIST of 81, $751;
262 -.
Miss Nellie Brackett-the behind.the.
bureau witness in the HIll-Sharon case
has mysteriously disappeared, and no trace
of her can be found.
During the first thirty days of March,
twenty-five straight wheat cargoes were
cleared from this port for Europe, together
with three mixed cargoes of flour and
wheat, and a full cargo of -four.
Wing Fone, Chinese laundrymap, was
run over by car on the Preside cable
road on Sunday, receiving fatal injuries.
The " gripman." VIM. Quinn, was arrest.
ed and charged with manslaughter.
The State Central Committee of the
Prohibition party had a meeting Saturday,
at which ii was unanimously resolved TO
postpone the State Convention for two
months-viz., from April 18th toJune l7tb.
Chris. Buckley has caused the arrest of
VIM. i. Turner, of the Modesto Journal,
on charge OF libel. The arrested editor
arrived in the city Monday in charge of the
Sheriff of Stanislaus, and gave bonds for
hia appearance.
Eugene L. Sullivan has resigned the posi-
ton of Collector of the Port OF San Fran.
cisco. 1t is expected that he will get an.
other Federal appointment, and that Wm.
II. Sears, OF Marin county, will be ap-
pointed Collector.
The site of the first dam and squeduct
ever constructed in California for irrigation
purposes, together with 10000 acres of
land along the San Diego river, hag just
been sold by the FL Cajon Land Company
to Hosmer P. McKeon, Of San Francisco.
Among other consignments of vegetables,
Berts Bros received on Saturday mush-
room weighing three pounds, the exhibit
ton OF which, in the Clay-street Market,
attracted the attention of passers.by all
day. The mammoth plant was grown at
Saratoga, Santa Clara county.
The Cigar Manufacturing Association of
the Pacific Coast recently incorporated by
the leading tobacconists of this city for the
foundation of an apprentices school, in
winch t. train young men and women in
;
very satisfactorily from a business stand.
| point.
! A match Of kind novel in this State
has been made between Prince, the bicycle
rider, and Anderson, the well-known CAL
iiornia mustang rider, for stake Of $500 a
side Prince agrees, with the assistance of
| a partner, TO ride more miles on a bicycle
in Six days Of twelve hours each, than An
derson can cover with fifteen horses, chang
ing as often as he pleases.
The California fruit Growers Associa-
ton met Friday. The business OF the ses-
sion was the consideration of certain rules
of the society governing the rights OF men,
! bership 1t was resolved. after lengthy
discussion, to amend the rules go az to al.
thorize the Executive Committee to re-
move any person from membership for
violating the rules after giving proper no.
tica therso; to the Objectionable party, and
giving him an opportunity to be heard by
! the committee
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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento Procucs narkss -Wholesale.
corrected daily Cor the RrooRD-UsIoE.
SACRAMENTO, March Slst.

SACRAMENTO, March 31st.
Fsuu-Lenous, Sicily, 81 1906 q case; orsngosr
California, g 1898 IS 8 box LINES, u rs; b.
nanAs a. aiG3 so y bunch PinesPPiee, se@9 y
dozen Cocoanats, IS 5Oa6 p 100; Apples 81 rs
a. 5 box Cranberries, Sl7@lS e bbl.
I'm FEUrr.-ABiOrJel. Lh-o cans . doL, q so ;
escorted, gsIcn ea1s az '0i Peaches, sA-io cans,
g Is Lurt'alJ s'i1-SaFf79. 81 cans = :" nov
soo,rios, 81 IS Capital Asparagus s. . 9 dozen
Drrso f,ourv,-Arples. sice4, 1Oe11o q n; do
.,lsTtered, Q. To-: peaEs, Peelso. I@ac CO. IL
peeled. seSc; Pune, pittodi Is $I9si FoacAeA,
I0II2kc; 10, pseed, I9G20;; Prone, 0auaau sld
FTsncG 81 alS,i B!ackbesEt-l, l7alsa, Fi.a, Cali
sor1;s, safe U. -.
Tam thuFTe--As1o-tej, si-8 .a.ns, Q do1- y 80
Peaches, 3 :0 Bartlett Pears, g so; tlurns g 2
ccrrlss e %: Apzc9ts, g % nI5cEb tEcEsj. -
Rel Clcrsn =, q Is; E4ergler 8 -
VEGETABLES = P0.atoez. e533Sl 80; Onions,
81 6C@2 'Caulih0wer, 7Jc&sl; CAP 1sse, f5c's
&c q sack; bun I vegetables, l2sc 2 CO.
Paralips, ic Beets, 1c; Horse Badish, 6Q7c = b
Ars.cnokes 75c e. dozen; Jerusalem AIuchokes,
gAG4c q Z ; Sweet Potatoes, 4l95e 2 Ii !; Celery,
65a75c . Goz; Garlic, SR4c; Nevada Potatoes,
g. goal 80 New POtat IS 14c d ID Bhu0Arb,
l15c; Peas 15zl7c; Asparagus, sos 3 H.
BsSADsTGY ra--tloJr, 50 ~ y Oarret, cannes,
G. IS q 100 Is. latter for Eastern cOcnIne4 yell
low, 2? p; white, q 2j42 5ei Cracked Wheat,
Porp-pr-LI7e Turkeys, 27a2s; . n: dressed,
DC; full grown Chickens, SSGS 80 e dozen F;
Young Booster. 5S@S so dozen; Hrolesa, I5G5 90
lame Ducks, 81; eeese, s272 p = psif; Egg,
choice lots, 2tGHSc Z dozen;
GAxs-Hare, q 7s82; Rabbits, 2l91 DO; NAL
lard Dusls, 55a6 q doz; Teal, SI0l 90 q doz
Sp.g5 S2a2 so Q doz
DA.ss PG05Uu.s-81yter, choice, 20a23o = d;
mixed iote. ic rolls, IS; Cheese, California,
from Has; Western. Hats, l6gl2c, HARMS
C-ean, lSo2--c
ggsl5--Ecei lO211c; "rston- s. 2 .; t,rz,
20; Veal srrsii calves, I3a14e large l0c.
HkT, GAM AND rzsD--Uls nag, s,0Glo 2 t'o
Alfalfa hay, gR99 D tol; bll, 81 Jos, ST )
rai6llmEg $50 q tOa hs'leY, 'gho's S1S@i9 z ton ;
ground, 81 aa5a,, q GOgi Is y ovr wild cats,
i e; talns as,s, q: com q e g cyt.
A,IsoE. 9cUs--segts-tiI 4.,l, 9C o. Emo'hvr
Faster, tGS3 5 n Oregon, 7s13ci Pop Corn, Gssc
- 10 sga cloves, lo4jC2; Hea Top Jl(s .2tc; NUs-
En.l.h WznuG, 9laI0s California WaDuts,
al0c; Ailaordg, l45l5o; Peanuts, California,
6a.c; Lard (Caiiiof iIs), cans, lac Eastern, lac
IL; ht5es, salt. light and medium, sQ4o, and
heavy, 9Ei0c dry, I8{r; Telioe, 7!c Hops. offer
ing - - So g b-stoek very smal
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The following freight passed Ogden March 27th
or S4~aineuto Baker Hamilton. case FIRE
ms css.s caps shot cases, carload Of wagons
.rur tington, Hopkins * Co.. Is coils hemp packing,
- hoses door hs. GERS, II barrels and boxes iron
stssings. W d CoDstCck, cases furniture, bale
,gine afebius - Co, BOXES and packages To-
49, Hale Bros & Co, / case cotton ehirts A.
2 IAN VOORHEES, & Co. boxes saddlery. Kirk,
.-eary s. Co, boxes extracts.
sor YsrYsyiHe-J q. kingsand * Son, barrel
ia n,,iIavs tackle blocks, = bundles wheelbar-
-5Is, box sodges, box casters, box fy-tTaps, !
,soe locks, boxes hardware, bundle hoes bun
dies -asss, : freez.rs, box iron cleyise'. bundle
40 handles, bundle stove pans, bundles gal.
ami a. Iron boxes hinges, ! box hlcs, box
ss.-ss 8 boxes wringers, boxes scythes, bundles
-uatns Z bundle % -scrapers boxes castlnEs, l
,os a-.a,.ar : box screws, box wire cloth, box
b.. box wrenchcs $ crowbars. boxes
III. ses IT, boxes horseneils 2bundles uec6yokos, 8
sladles uhil1otrecs, , bundles spades, Il bundles
.i5s 5toakton-sylvss.or Meyer Co, IS wire
al.ts
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BUSINESS CARDS.
n. ZEMASsKY,

MO. 500 STREET, SACRAMENTo.-GENT
~ Clothing and Furnishing Goods. jal5-4pd
DAN. HYMAS. J. HYMAS, JR.
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q. p. ROOT. ALEX. NBU.sos. DE-
nnnr ENuu COX u ca

Roof, NElESON 4 CO.,
TNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween n and o. Castings and Machinery of every
description made to order. jy24-4p1m
?. FosTKR- ). o. FUNSTON.
1856. p. F0STEE & co., 1888.
DOOE BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
{ , Blank-Book Manufacturers, No. 319 street,
hefween Third and Fourth Sacramento. iY2O-.nn
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VIII be sent to any applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age Strict secrecy in regard to
all business transactions
Bg. sIIaTtE's hADNET REMEDY, Ne
PHREJICEE, cures all kinds Of kidney and
Bladder Complaints, G9norrhea, Gloet, Leueo-rhd5a.
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bottles
for 6.
DIR. MINTEE'S 0hN0ELI9S PILLS arc the
best ana cheapes. Dg4PEPsIA and SsLiSUs
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY S Co, Sacramento, Wholesal
Agents. ms 4pIf ao5N-y
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, the
consequences oiself abuse,
This solitary vice or de-
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you suffer from looseness % the bowels,
logostura Bitters viii surely cure you.
-Seware Of counterftits, and ask your drug
-i5t for TIE genuine article, prepared by DR..
J. @. B. Sieg9rt & Sons.
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Society, Dmness Of Vision, Noises IN the Head; the
vital fluid passing unobscrveo IN the Crine and
many other diseases thap3 al % insanity and death
DIR. MLNTEE, who is regular physician grad
uate IL the University Of PennsylvAnial, will agree
70 forfeit Five lTndTcd Dollars for a case u
this kind the VITAE. 2EST0GATfsa (under his
special advise and tTsatment) will not cure, Cor
anything impure or Injurious found in it. Dg.
-TlNTIE treats al Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Zee. Thor
ough examination ana sdvoe, including analysis Of
,.riae So. Pr1ce 81 VITAL Restorative. ga J9E
bottle, OF four times the quantity, 50; sent 70
any address upon -eccipt o. price, or c. o. D., So
cured IRON obs ervst.9a, and IL private name II
desired, BY L. e. dENTEE. VI. D.. NO. j.
aeAraY street, san Francisco, Cal.
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IteRIC BFsPENsARY,

400 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Private Entrance, 4O5 Mason street, four blocks
up Gary street from Kearny, Main Entrance through
DispeusarF Drug store. dS1y&wly
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CNRED AT HOWE.

Persons at distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter to DR. GIBB0N, stating case,
symptoms length Of time the disease has continued,
AND have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country,
with full and plain directions. By inclosing ter
dollars IN registered letter, through the Postollce'
or through Wells, Fargo Co. apackage OF medicine
will be forwarded to any part Of the Union Please
say Won saw this advertisement in the RECORD
JJS1os. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON,
ia24-4ptf Box 1857, San Francisco.
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WIZ, FaNBERGZ R,

chinist, Front and streets. Manufacturer OF
Gutenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clod Crusher and Barley Mills All kinds of
Hydraulic Pipes For sale, Three KILLER Patent Hay
Presses m1-lplm
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E.)r. !. A !. 2]ILl.Ierl's
File nxpEnr SpEcIAIlSr

aGI ReaTny street. san Francisco Cal.
ESTABLISHED FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY CURE
OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
4 the University of Berlin, Germany. Office and
residence No. SCI street, between Fifth and SIXTH
Sacramento. Office hours 9 to II A. NJ, 3 to and
TO SIN Lodi
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TELEPHONE PLAsYNG MIL,

OoRNER AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
4 Sacramento. H. D. VANDERCo0K & CO., Pro-
prietors, Contractors and Builders Manufacturers
Of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and holdings.
Planning, Turning and all kinds OF Mill Work done
M short notice The fitting of Stores and Offices
Specially iy12-d
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4. J. ORoLY.
g. OAR1E.
=.
CARRIE ,S CEGEF,

ToNTRACT0Rs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
y pared TO do all kinds Of work in their HL3, in
city or country Principal place Of business, Sacra.
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