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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-08-01
NOTICE To TNE PUBLIC

Wishing TO reduce stock prepare
tory to closing out my business, | of
fer goods al the following prices at re-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-08-01

The oldest inhab:tant declares
that he never saw, at the head Of the
lake, such q hot day a Thursday was,
Oar Thermometer .bust her biler" at
a pressure Of 955, in the shade, but It
i said on apparently good authority.
that others more enduring, scored As
high as l04 in the shade. But any
way, It vas d mighty hot day
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-08-01

The storm record Of the week Is a
most terrible one, Monday AMI Tues
day the storm king with his weapons
Of lightning, wind, rain and hail tray
ersed the country from western Da-
kota to eastern Wisconsin, scattering
death and de-tru, ton in every direct
ion. Space viii not admit ola detail
eI review Of the wrecks made. but a
score Of lives, many wounded and
thousands Of dollars in value Of pro-
perty destroyed mark the path Of The
storms.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-08-01

And many other goods at equally
low prices FOR CASH ONLY.
SUPERIOR. July eth -.
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IIIIDl\kOF SUPERIOR

saoasssarto the First National Bank orsa1srlar
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notes. telling Robinson to inform his
mother. who lives in Ventura, that he
killed himself because he was =" of no use
to himself or his country and that des-
pondencv caused him TO commit the deed.
State Encampment of spiritualists.
SAN JOSE. Nav 9th The State Encamp-
ment of Spiritualists commenced to-day at
the fair grounds Already large numbers
of visitors have arrived, and more are eX-
pected bv every train. 1t IS expected that
nj least 1000 Spiritualists will attend the
Fncampment Elsie Reynolds is expected
to attend and give seances.
Foreman Machinist at Mare Island Re-
moved.
VALLEJO, May eth -Commandant Rus
sell received orders from the Department
at Washington to-day TO remove II. T.
Croker, foreman machinisl at the Navy
Yard. Mr.. Croker is very competent
man. He was appointed last fall, after
three other persons appointed to the place
failed TO pass the examination as to COM
potency, and as he was III no way connect
ed with the political charges against the
other foremen, the reason of his removal
is not apparent.
Guilty of Granddaughter.
SrisrN, Nav 27th.-rhe trial Of George
Kelly, for the killing of James Fallon, on
the morning of January 18th, in Vallejo,
took up the entire time of the Superior
Court last week and went to the jury at )
o'clock on Saturday afternoon The jury
Oh the first ballot stood ten for manslaugh-
ter and two ior acquittal. They remained
out until > o'clock yesterday, when they
returned 4 verdict of guilty of manslaugh-
ter.
PoRr COSTA, May 27th.-The thermom-
eter marks So. Ii is the hottest day OF the
season. and very hay.
SUsANvLLE, May 27th.-The last four
nights here have been remarkably cold, ice
forming 4 quarter Of an inch thick. Most
OF the tender vegetables of this valley are
killed
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COMMERCIAL.
sACRAMENTo MaRKEr.
SACRAMENTO, Nav y

SACRAMENTO, May nth.
FRUIT-Lemons. Sicily, s7@7 soy case; Lines,
sl1 SCALP; Bananas, IS 25@S SO bunch: Pineap-
pies, $500 p dozen: Cocoanuts, s6@6 so q 100;
Los Angeles Oranges, 81 i0@1 50 Riverside do,
s. 55@S, Navel do, S4g4 so Strawberries. 9@l0c
: bskt; Cherries, White, 5o@7oe; Black. 500
COO a box; Raspberries 81 % Z case: Peaches,
2 box, Sl@! .: Apricots, SOL %; Cherry
Plums 4@5c z 10; Currants, sos 80 q chest
Red Berries. PIC.
PIE FRUITS-Assorteo 21%-ib cans, a doz,
81 20G1 30; assorted, gallon cans, Si Peaches,
Pm cans 81 so; Portland Blueberries 2-fo cans
~; Whortleberries, 81 10; Capital Asparagus,
e % z dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced, 21SG3c p II;
choice, SC; do quartered, 2d211sc; Pears peeled,
5@6c; do. unpeeled, 4@5c; Plums. pltteo, l0@l1c;
Peaches, 9@lOe; Go peeled, 10000; Prunes,
German "a and French, 6@9c; Blackberries, 1o@
lie; Figs, California, 4@l5c p b.
TABLE FRUITS-Assorted, 211a-fo cans, = doz,
Il 75@2: Peaches, 81 2592 371@; Bartlett Pears,
y 81; Plums, j 75@1 IS; Blackberries, 81 75(G2;
Apricots, 1902 25: Muscat Grapes, 81 1922 Red
Currants 81 40; Cherries, 81 60l2 10.
VEGETABLES-Early Rose Potatoes, S5CG90c q
cu Celery, 60c q doz: new Onions s. 15@2 .;
1c; Beets, 81: Horse Kadish, ease .
70; Garlic, z@Sc: Asparagus, 2G215c; Rhubar6.
394c Cueumbers, 20@25c; String Beans, SC
& ID; Peas, 29212c e 10: summer Squash 212G3c =
ID Artichokes, 40c q dozen; Tomatoes 81 25@1 30
DSTUFFS-Flour,S 81 95 p barrel Oatmeal,
So Is 2 100 lbs: Cornmeal. white and yellow
y in D ID sacks, 3 % in 10 II sacks, p 100 lbs;
Cracked &heat, s. 25@2 so: Hominy, s. % = cwt
PoULTR99,-Live Turkeys. i5@l6c z % !;
fnll-grown Chickens, So 50e6 so p dozen; young
BOOSTERS, S. 50e6 so q dozen Brouars, S4Q5;
tame Ducks So SC; Geese, 81 SOAP pair Eggs
choice lots 16@lTc p dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butter. choice, 2lG22c
2 10 mixed lots, in rolls, ISl9G20c packed
in frkins, choice. 22c; common, f5Gg30c.
Cheese California, 91%9lSc; Western iats Is
Ole; Martins Cream. ne.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-O8t hay, S13@17 p
ton; Alfalfa hay, Sl0@l p ton; Bran. SIS p ton:
Middlings, SD 2 ton: Barley, whole 81 -
al 50; rolled. 81 80; Wheat, 81 40Gl Il = cwt;
tame Osts 81 30; Corn 81 30@l So r. cwt for
choice.
MEATs-Reef. 7ase; Mutton. 81 . D;
Lamb, Sc: Veal, small calves, Ice: large, Sc;
Hogs S1@d4c; Dressed Pork, 61%c Hams, East
ern, 13@ lie; California, llGlIIc Bacon me
dunn, 91ac; sele, ted, 12c; extra light, Isle.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds - Alfalfa, 20G21c;
Timothy, Eastern, 612la71 q n Oregon, 6@7c;
Pop Corn, S1@e4e : II ; Red Glover. 1$@l1c;
BED Top, 7@.gc. Nuts-Chile Waluuts, 10
&c; California Walnuts, 91lQ10o; Almonds, 10
I5c; Peanuts California, 415@51%c. Lsro (Cali1or.
aial, cauS, ol9@9c: Eastern, ilA@N1ac. Hides,
salt ight and medium. re; heavy, 91%c; dry,
17@l7l3c. Tallow, Sc. Hops-No demand
Sales of Pacific coast in New York. Ice market
value here 3&cc
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400 Gcary street, san Franc SEQ, Ca
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street four bio ks
up GCary street from kearny. Main cCtrai Ce
through Dispeasary Drug Store. dS-lyISw
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NEW NIEXIC0.
The Indian situation.


DEMING. May 27th.-Reporta from Lake
Valley say considerable excitement has
are armed. ;nd are prepared for an Indian
attack Geronimo's band seems to have
divided into six smaller bands, apparently
rowing in different directions but with the
purpose OF concentrating at some point IN
derstooi by them. II is known that run
ncr> have gone into the Mescaleros camp,
but what reply Geronimo got can only lee
conjcatured. Several more killings OF
settlers have been reported hut no accurate
details can be got at. Thirty settlers are
now known to have been killed SO far and
Gerouimo's band IS still intact General
Crook is en- route tor Deming and Fort
i}ayard, tostakc personal chargein directing
the movement of the trOot,s
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SAN fRANCIsCo MARKET.

Err, .y-tl
F1OrRJpcb,n,ed W. oiIot ''" FcSt nt,
=, ~ -. iu ~ tS2t w!
extra, ~ 2G2; ihe e6 i. g oOei; shipping
SQfILg; = 10 a ar yo g'ii i,orool ,ot cb
inquiry was reported this morning while spot
totS vert mort OF ltsS e'eptesstH Gnu niactlne'
~ IdstCiIi CcLIteIS a "Nahci iGtiLIS PIcNaIa'
tuuci SUcl CItCuiii7ta At II h4i';l! icaSoHd-
Cie ~ eAiVSt stT toCHL slIIt'iH a. De tI,ClS VI
ouG! am. o4Iip,S9 alt Su"Iitteu 10 sItPpcis
oDI? 20 De as @ - ~ -
Sl!t eAP"It pusleSS III PD's' e Dt'l H. ~ seti
Iiite "a my aIJ9 "'c eS! 'u" GAN ' - AZ
e GU TO- ~ ClI9iee StoC , .
s IN fi Dotiu salts W ''i' i"'ii4s 99S''1i
as io1Io"S. ., ~ ., ,,. ,co %, no .
~ - - g. -oo 49,, 2, "a. ,oo q -o-.. .oo
buyer SOU t0as' - -; IO+,, - ,'o,s; eV'
o9 = w y ,6S 5; ioSi :: 20 50 '' = 9's
1tiiei loo'-4o" tuiIs 81 Cd" { cti
afternoon sales were "a $500 ., On
Bu!er new season S3 .loo s9ils' = -, o.:
BuAer Il'op IONS q 90 r. % Z ~
are torcnd 49,, ~ @
are hclliY toTctd. buEeIs are pr9yokligiy retl
cent ana eau haIdly " PIGtaiGd on 10 ihakc Il
Dld. A parcel o. yer! me fee9 mas oeen oief-
ing Tor several Gays me ASKING price being
lowered 10 y re 2 Gu. ms low ilSlle' now
ever dla hot brih9 out quick response, ana II
was oLi! alet eoHTiaefaI.e cafaSslg lnat
buyer was louAd Inc safe Is Il larry represent
alive one, and establishes the price at the mo-
ment ioi me best class OF tecd qualitleS. Brew
ing descriptions are HioutfateIE steady III Il
range OF 81 -, Z'12 10 p ~ r c'l 49,, a, Dow,
sales at the morning session OF the CaIl Board
were as loHo"s:
Buyer seasonmloo tons y IT,. ,,o
:, b4 7yf. d dSoS 3 IONS 81 =; 0oo' q 2; ie'
Il ~; @u}. 81 >
seller loS2-9oJ IONS Il 10; ioo, 81 Il24 : ell.
sales on the afternoon call were;
Buyer season. tons, II 10.
Buyer 80 iVo ions - ZCat ~;
seller 2o'-l'tOu tons, eI l"'2a I71i { ctl'
OAlo-oloGks are 10 ne IuftHer increased
tomorrow D! inc afr IVA, Oh lUO Tags
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.sFECIAL By TELEGRAPH TO TIE REcoED-UNIoN.i
PRcuoxronY (Utah). May 27th-The fol-
lowing overland passengers passed here
to-day to arrive in Sacramento May 10Th
Miss +. B. Smith, Cedar Rapids, la; Mrs.
y. T. Fish. Oakland Miss c. ;. Taylor.
san Francisco: d. A. Bulcr, New York :;
G.. T. Wes.coat, Buffalo; VI. Lowell. san
Francisco: H. Mays, Portland, Or; y. II.
Jackson Denver. Col. +. I. Warehouse
and SOB. Honolulu: g. Harriet Nisaia
!. Levy. Paris j. II. Yates and wife, New
York Mrs G.. Livingston G. H. Tubeter,
Canada: G. Finlaysan, Butte Lieutenant
Wclch. L. 5. y; g. Naier, Park City, Utah;
H. u lay, Denver =. Rosenberger, Phila-
de!pnia T Costa, Chicago; I. Cunning
ham, Fort keogh Miss Fortune Clere-
land, Q.
NawnlLL, May 27th.-The following
overland passengers passed NeWhBil May
2Ish. to arrive in san Francisco MAY 2Sth:
" j. Regain. G.. Bohland. L. I. Earl, san
Francisco Ouo Mueller, Los Angeles X.
GREENWOOD. San Francisco; l. T. DAYS,
Oakland; W c. Dean aud wife, ". L.
Dean, san Francisco; T. ". Thompson.
Is. T.. Mcclellan, Oakland; ex-GoyCrnor
Hubbard and family Texas; James a.
WayInire. San Francisco; i. Mastin,
Tucson H. W Edelnan. San Francisco 4;
J D. Ri,tcnhouse, Arizona: 5. levitt, y.
Lewis, San francisco; c. +. Loveland and
wife. Cotton: J Buber San Francisco: +
n. Warden, Oakland
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases of 10
Years standing. 40 one need suffer Eve min
ateS after using Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
II absorbs tiilnors aliays itching, acts as pOul-
tice gives instant relief PREPARED only for Piles.
Itching of the private parts: nothing else Sold
by druggists, snd mailed on receipt Of price, 80
cents and ST. For ssie hy KIRK. GF Any * co.
and JOS. HAHN & co. Sacramento.
oll-IyTuThS
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ARIZONA


PHc.yIx, May 27th.-The most disastrous
fire that ever occurred in this city broke out
at o'clock this morning, burning the
block known as the Bank Exchange Hotel
Block. Twelve places Of business were
destroyed entirely, and three badly dam
aged, including geneYi merchandise stores
drug store, restaurants and saloons. The
loss is estimated at S75,0 eco, with an insur-
ance as far As known, Of $4,000. The
origin Of the fire IS unknown. The fire is
supposed 20 have been the work of an in
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

NavG H. L N..............t 4G63z
0phir.........l 5ltel 30 Point, IA
Mexican. ~ Jackot...2 6Od2 90
G. & C.............2 10 Imperial.
c. Con. Va - boz 10 : Ncy.........l 50GI 20
Best IL b., - 1908 - Union ..............1 30
Sayagc.....5 S5t03 9l CtAh..................1% 81
CholaT ..........2 I0d2 % Gu
Potosi ................ Soc
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LIVERPOOL, May 2IIh.
WHEAT-DcpreFsed California spot lets,
6s 90 to IS: oil coast, SIS gd@$5s; just
shipped, 3Gs Cd nearly due, $; cargoes of
coast, very little demand; on passage, not much
inquiry; Mark Lane Wheat and Maize, slow;
English country markets, quiet; French country
markets. steady; Wheat and Flour in Paris,
quiet. Weather in England, fair.
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HENRY ECKHARDT.

CUNsMITH. IMPORTER AND * -
" Dealer in Spliced Bamboo S%sE< ~
Fly Rods: salmon Trout and Bass
Flies and Fish Hooks; Waterproof ~ ~
Silk Twisted and Braided Silk, Cot-Z ~
ton and linen Lines; Bait Boxes Trout Baskets
and Reels, Chain and Velvet Dog Collars Spike
and Uhoke Collars; Dog slip, ana Leaders. No.
SIS K street. Send forPrice List on Guns apt
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PREscorr, May 27th-Acting Governor
Nanarman has just received dispatch
from Colonel Egan, AT Clifton, that twenty
four persons have been killed by Indians
on Blue river; near Alma, stock run off and
killed, and ranches destroyed and piilaged.
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ODORLESS BXCAYAT0R.

|JEssP0OLs AND VAULTS CLEANED
I cheap a-d free from all offensive odors.
Orders Lett at Carpenters Wood and Coal Yard,
426 X street: OF at Pacific Market, 72o street.
will be promptly attended TO.
1n16-4p3n j. H CAMPBELL & CO,
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Il CAN'T Sleep" Sufferers from nervous
prostration and wasted vitality can regain
health by using Hunts Kidney Remedy.
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A week or so ago while prospecting be-
yond Johnsonyille, in Sierra Valley,
Charles Davis found gravel from which he
PANIED ont $50 in two hours. He immC-
diateIy sold his interest for 81 900 cash.
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HORSESHOEING.

ID n. JOHNSON IS BACK IN HIS OLD -
N. stand, Fifth street, between andH u
L, and will be glad TO see his old friendsM III
and customers. All ShQeing done in mod y Y
ern STYLE latest and most scientific principles.
I'm
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Commencement Exercises at the Univer-
sity OF California.

%
the State University were held in Berkeley
to-day. Promptly at $50 the battalion OF
University cadets under the command OF
Captain Heller, formed and marched down
10 the Berke icy station, and received Adjll-
tan;-Gcnerai George b. Cosby. Headed By
the Second Afaiiery b1hd OF uis cry the
procession !lgN'" VI, 20 ''I p't'."I ar =. ana
Library oOlidlnS' WHerc tne invited Htate
oIhcials ana inc c9lieEe i!Cuity were III
Walthf- ChoeF the ieiuefNhip oil instructor
); Is: iaFNt ne Assem- .'laSe moved III dou'
nle NE 10 int gymnasium 9uiiolhS, where
me exercises were 10 DC neId.
me qA'Itlse2 were ol'tiiSl Dy an over
tnFe, WAieh was Ioiio"ed by 4 prayer BY
Tr=i.-,. },;{ tln,, 49,! 80; =
sutton, Of Portland. OREGON. Who delivered
an interesting Grafton ON War asa Ciyiiiz-
inc Agent
The most inferestir,r number. -, : he 1,r.,-
ar.Iumo wa. he addrS., H. fba orsduafino
student. h,- Tho ~ Rnhart IlarLnnzit
The address .4,,,t.,iued much beneficial I'd
vice +, The graduates
Acknowledgement tia,r,a y Toshv nd
dressed = f.,,- remarks 90 he officers If liz
bafflFlg,
president Reid addressed the gradnats,
and delivered the degree, 70 fbrG each in
~ - -, 60 9''tte''
'o' '',' 80 l''s -. t', - t,s.,,
,,-,,-,,,',7 ~. do D.. -.
- '.., 81 lia,aa
st.l,had 70 Death in Saloon.
-... -. NJ o-t,, .
+ ~ -. ~ - - 10y -'ln. y tii''ii
il1'C,' T az iae q p,,I '''l5 IL. d
- I'i'' oi' ..r.,' ''e. e'i' etiIs
IN '.: q, 49, -. siI' p.S5 a.
"tlo" .iIe a. ,i, en- ''
,''' S',' 4: a''.'H' 49, I 'I.i9 81
ION. re - wa, "''7 Mo" Il ~ &c
5 AIN VIZ ~" - o oi! i1i. ~, NO ID
u+Hei d Few 't,i'I1 5,i'" 1'iiII'E tll'' ne
,Is..,j III; 1,,g avon H.. Ill If Iii. ~
and ask.:I some one to sion the flow of
blood: but II soon began 10 iour Gut in a
stream. Running over the floor. He then
ran oui of ihc bakery ana back 10 the sa-
loon. where he fell On the floor. and wa,
soon taken 10 The CITY Receiving Hospital.
Examination showed that the wound was
fatal, jhc abdominal aorta being cut. He
was 'o' " Gus 10 eve any Oh llG i-ifIleniar5
v, I.'e 80 '." n'eI5.S G''oi,' ~! ga. Iiei
~ ne >"'I''.l son "i'tI "a. S'''Ioiii5 oc-
cure. II W a. 7,a'r" ma lilJ "ceu Wa
Iiol "o''9 ~ Il Gl'l'it lIl, 5u' ny "ll'e
lll',l' ai'. i?.lleI rSloI' ;,i' ~ may
No'.l''l- ~ I'i!' ~ ~ N''Iie wa WIZ!
M N'bt.il Nst> !It'i|tttV MIS- GhoNJ :. root
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VlcroEI4, May 27lh-Twclve Chinese are
cutting stone q, Esquimalt for the public
works. The are using blacksmi;hs in
stead of masons' hammers, and are he
ueved 10 be the frs. OF their nationality
ever employed in such work on the Pacific
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-28
GENERAL NOTICES.
One Great NIe1.it

OF that Beautifcr of the Teeth, SOZODONT, is
bat its effect III on the mouth is refreshing,
while rs means Of cleansing The teeth, and
improving the breath Il stands alone
ml6-ivIuThS
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VINEYARD RINK SKATES.

IsO, A c. AND 5. c. CLUB "a
y skates Agents for the Star n 81
Rink and Club Skates. Send for lz---fRsya-,
Catalogue. WEBSTER e CO., 17GST3 N-SzN
New Montgomery street, SAM WI
EropciSao mi
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-28

THE cleansing, antiseptic and healing
qualities of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
are uncoualed.
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DE. u. Nlars, sanlrnI tllls cnre AM CAGES Of

Why don't you enjoy your Gfc?" How
can ! when ] i'm sick half the time o. sure
enough Try IT. KennedyS Fav0tite Rem
edy, and then see h0w life looks. apis lyMIh
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-28

LAME back? Hunts kidney and Liyerl
Remedy cures distressing diseases of dia-
betes, gravel and retention of urine.
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Dr. Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy
comes originally from the woods and fields,
II is Natures medicine made portable and
brought u your doors. api3-lyMTh
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SACRAMENTO PLAYING MILL -.
ASTROLOGY UTILIZED 3TAEEV WAY

A Lso, FORTUNE TELLI.,5, READING OF
n the Past, Present and Iture. MRS. l. c.
ANDREWS. the well-know fortune Teller and
Clairvoyant, 100 Seventh = set, between G and
H. Information given on business, love, court
ship and marriage m26 iplm*
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS


NEW YORK. May 9TH
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, s. SO.
CHICAGO, May 9TH
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= CALIFORNIA.

lsrEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-uNIoN.l
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The distinguishing feature oE Readings
Russia Salyc IS It's power to reduce Inflammation
oIl-1yfuThS
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SILVER CITY, May 27th.-The troops
have intercepted the Indians, who had
commenced TO raid a settlement on the
ella river, driving them back into the
mountains. Governor Sheldons has or
deret out four companies of mounted
militia To cooperate with the regulars
TWO from Socogro, under Colonel Eaton.
and two from La-uana, under Colonel
Mmmon. The latter company is composed
Of Pueblo Indians.
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MISCELAANEOth.


}
MESsRs FLEMING Bros:
Sirs-Your pills came all right and ! can say
they are good bilious pill. have used a great
many pills but can say Or. c. McLaue's Pills,
manufactured by Fleming Bros, are genuine.
And gentlemen, you have my thanks in send
ing. gave some of those pills 70 my neighborS
for trial One of my ncighhorS got three pills.
He said they did help him. He felt the next day
like new man. He wishes me to send for fifty
cents worth for him So. gentlemen, ! win do
all can to introduce DR.. C. McLaae' Liver Pills,
manufactured by Fleming Brothers. You viii
find nclosed one dollar for more of your good
pills. ! wish you could send me II sample of
Your Nermifuge 10y mail ! think it will take
Tcll here, Yours, with respect.
WM. II. DUGAE.
Please send soon.
Hest Suadiqkc v J..
October ~, 1889.
Fleming brothers!
Dear Sirs-Inclosed you Will find one dollar,
for which you viii please send me more Of Your
Dr. c. McLancs Liver Pills | trust you have
received the pay for the last two boxes l or
dcred ana received. | would only say they have
done me more good than | could express. | feel
much better now than have for Two years past.
Send them soon. More hereafter.
Yours truly, REV. Phil. SpAErH
West SandlaEe, y. e..
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JOHN DOYLE,
r. @ "A - I - Ell . IL r ,
1921 < street Sacramento.

Ii THE LATEST STYLES OF SHOES -
"A made and put on here in tirst-clas- II n
style. First Premium at State Fair, iSSl,M IL
for handmade Shoes. Shoes now on eX- v
hibition at Worlds Fair New Orleans All work
warranted 10 give good satisfaction oTno charge
Rs-RCalsters and Trntters q specialty. m2O-lmlp
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SANTA FE May 27th.-A detachment
from the Fourth Cavalry III command of
Captain Chatiee, is to-day securing the San
Nateo mountains, in hot pursuit of the
Indians. The troops are not more than ten
ar Twelve hours behind. \ fight is expect
Ell tomorrow. The killing of Frank
Adams is confirmed by the finding of his
boly about half mile from where Steven
son and Noreland were killed.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

FREEZING IN THE MOUNTAINS.
MELTING IL THE VALLEYS.
RCmova! ut Marc Island Spiritual
list Couvention-The In
dian Situation.
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N. EWERS,
REMOVED.

81. ES- "a IL "a T II
HAS REMOVED HIS STOCK OF ess
| BOOTS aud SHOES from 425 ST., to z e
4e6 j street. opposite the Old stores ga
(Suiter building where he Willie happy meet to
his friends and the public generally m2t-lplm
or BUYS A CORD OF STOVE WOOD, OR
% n TON OF COAL. at the c. o. y. Wood
and Coal Yard, No. 401 street. Al orders
promptly delivered to any part of the city
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