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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-11

1t will again be produced in New
York. On Tuesday evening the great
est Of all the Madison Square theatre
successes, "Esneralda," will be pre-
sented, this play ran $50 times at the
Madison Square theatre, New York,
and over 1000 times throughout the
UnitedlStates. Several members of
the Wallack company are Identified
with the original production Of the
play, and the original wardrobe and
properties will be used here. No com.
pany has met with such success 10
our city as the "Wallacks" and their
return will prove delightful dramatic
event. The sale of seats is already
very large. All the favorites who ap-
peared here with the company in July
are in the cast of Diplomacy and
"Esmeralda,n and several fresh faces
will appear. They come here direct
from Portland and are to appear in
New York two weeks after the present
engagement.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-11
The waIIAck Company.

The return of the famous Wallack
Theatre company next Monday and
Tuesday evening will be a welcome
theatrical event. The company is
now on lts way to New York and
Manager Russell deserves credit Ia
having secured them again. In max
ing this arrangement the company
are guaranteed large certainty for
both nights, and the prospects are that
they will appear befors the largest
and most fashionable audiences that
have yet gathered at the Rink Opera
House. On Monday evening the
most powerful drama ever written,
entitle Diplomacy" will be played,
and the cast includes the entire COM
pany. This play was three times re-
produced at wsllack's theatre, New
York, and has been played several
times in every city In the United
States, In London Il was the rage for
over one year, and during the winter
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-11
The Miles City Opera House.

This mornings JOURNAL blazons ia
the world the announcement of the
opening Of the Miles City Opera
House next Wednesday evening,
under the proprietorship Of the genial
and carmine tipped "R d" Ward.
The array of talent engaged Tor the
first week il indicative of an intention
on the part of the management 10 give
the best and plenty of it, and the OPP
portunity for tickling the public
palate with an entertainment Of this
kind is so great, that we look for an
overlooking house on the occasion of
the opening. The house though small
is very compactly arranged and a few
hundred people can be very comfort
ably slowed away within its walls
A number of boxes are provided foI
those who desire seclusion while thos,
of more Democratic tastes can fine
ample accommodation in the spacious
parquette aud gallery.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-11
Return Of the Nimrods.

Last evening about dusk, Lutte
Bears hunting party consisting of
himself, Charley Anderson, Tom IT.
vine, Bill Bullard, Huffman, Dome
gan and Jim Conley, arrived in a
flotilla Of skifls at the Yellowstone
ferry, having fioated down that stream
from Huntley, consuming ten days
and large quantity Of grub, not to
mention its liquid accompaniment.
During the time they were absent the
party killed ten Whitehall deer, and
any amount Of ducks, geese and
chickens; all of which except what was
eaten by the party, arrived on last
nights train and will to-day be dis
tributed among the poor and needy OF
the town. Each of the party took
turns at cooking and there was consid-
cradle emulation evinced rs 10 who
could get up the most palatable dish
Bill Billiard, however, achieved dis
tinction, so far as Lutte Dear's taste
was concerned, in the production of
that well known delicacy known as
"heifer's delight" which Lutte could
not get enough of. Everybody came
home in the best possible humor and
felt that the ten days had not been
wasted. The JOURNAL taking time
by the foreloek returns copious thanks
for kind remembrances in the shape
OF birds and venison; little Of both,
please.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-11
Thn New ori.nn. Pair.

The editor of the YELLOWSTONE
JOURNAL Is in receipt Of handsome
ly autographed invitation 20 attend
the opening Of the North, Central
aud South American Exposition, y
which opens at New Orleans on the
10Th Of November and continues until
the 10th Of March, 1856. As business
engagements will in all probabilities
prevent our attendance we shall be
glad to.dslegate 10 some proper reure-
sentative the honors entailed by edi-
torial connection with this journal.
Applications will be received by mail
only.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-11
Special Stock Reports.

Furnished to the YELLowsToSE JougEAL by Jno,
II. Woods, Union Stock Yards. Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Flowree's steers
averaged | $50, sold at S4.75 per hun.
dred; Hollis S4.6O and s4.45; n. Story,
S4.s5, cows, $40; Reeben, averaged
1880, sold for $40; Pierce & Carter
$40, Si65. Market steady.
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Only 1--WE Dollars.

stock men should not forget when
placing their brands this fall that
THE WEEKLY YELLOWSTONE JOUR-
NAL AND LIVE STOCK REPORTER Is
the Oldest established paper In eastern
Montana, and that the price for brands
including copy Of the paper for one
year is only FIVE DOLLARS. IL goes
70 every COW camp and ranch In the
country and is printed upon,handsome
yellow paper, and is eagerly sought
for and read by everybody. Cattle
men desiring a sample copy contain
ing brands OF various outfits will be
furnished gratuitously by sending q
postal card to that effect to this office.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-04
TELEGR4PHlC BREFITIES.

Gladstone was up and attending to bus
mess yesterday.
Richard Grant White has been seriously
| i'll in New York, but is better.
The recruiting reports show that the
7 British army now numbers ISL 600 men.
The revised Old Testament will not be
issued until May, and not in March, as re-
ported.
The French fleet. which has been bonn
harding Chinghai, has retired after doing
much damage.
The excitement in London occasioncd by
the strained relations between Russia and
England still continues.
The County and Irving Hall Democrats,
l,So0 strong, left New York yesterday
morning for Washington.
In accordance with the usual custom. the
members Of the Cabinet Yesterday placed
their designations i'll the hands of Presi-
dent Arthur
y Protestant church in Gienfnen re-
mote mountain district near Stranotar,
County Donegal Ireland, was destroyed by
dynamite Yesterday.
". W. Corc0ran, of Washington. has
given 81 600 to aid the Jackson Memorial
Association in erecting a monument over
ingtOn.
Mrs. Eliza Blainc-Walker, the only sister
OF James G.. Blaine, died in Baltimore yes
tcrday morning. Her brothers, her hus-
band and daughters were with her until
She died.
A band of cowboys, 200 strong, threaten
To clean ont the Catholic German col
ony of Marientield Texas The citizens
are armed and ready to receive the deS-
peradoes.
1t is said tha: Vanderbilt has purchased
a controlling interest in the West Shore
and Buffalo Railway and will soon put
stop TO the fierce rivalry with the New
York Central.
Monday the New York Hrud reduced
price 10 dealers OnC-quaiter of a cent lower
than usual. The dealers were much salts
fed but the Hertld was not apparently
much benefited.
While out riding in marlborough, Eng,
Monday, cX-Elnprcss EuEencie aud Due dc
Bassauo were thrown from the carriage,
the latter being dangerously and the former
slightly injured.
Benjamin Butterworth, Commissioner OF
Patents. yesterday handed his resignation
TO Secretary Teller, who accepted it, and
complimcnted him on his energetic adj
ministratiun OF the office
A. /. Gresham. a nephew of the late
Postmaster-General, cowhided Albert Gil
hon, son Of Medical Director Gihon, of the
Navy, in Washington Monday. Both are
" society young men, and the affair caused
a sensation.
President-eIect Cleveland and party
reached Washington ut clock yesterday
morning, but owing to misunderstanding
about the time of their arrival there was
no one at the depot to receive them except
4 few train hands and reporters.
The President has ordered a Court-mar-
tial for the trial of Brisa,lier- General ".
B. Hazen on a charge of conduct preiudi-
cial to good order and military discipline.
The Court will meet in Washington on the
llth instant. Major-General Hancock will
be President of the Court
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SCROFUL 4 .

sNATCIIEp FROM TIE GRAVE.-I was
brought to deaths door by q combination of
eczema an1 rtysipeas, from which | had suf-
fercd for three years. Was treated hy several
physician with ioCiide potassium, which seemed
10 feed the disease. hare been cured sound
and well by The iSc of Swiil'S Specific.
MGs. SARAH L. TURNER, humboldt, Tenn.
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01<I(JI1V\E DCTEVT VE
WHOLE NO. lO,567.

fixed, and the Sergeant-at-Arms was
ordered 10 arrest and bring him to Carson
He also stated that the committee dare not
publish the testimony, and resolution
was also passed ordering the testimony to
be translated from Charts shorthand
notes and published in full The military
bill was passed over the Governors veto in
the Senate to-day. The bill compelling
Assessors 10 publish the property valuation
of all taxpayers was passed.
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wAsHINGroN TERRITORY


WALEA WAuA, March 3d-The Court
martial ordered for the trial of Lieutenant
William c. Muhlenburg convened to. day,
with General J. 7. Hatch rs President, and
Major f. d. Baldwin as Judge Advocate.
The Court is one Of the largest ever con-
vened in the department, II adjourned,
waiting for Lieutenant Earle counsel for
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nRrrISu COLUMBIA.


NlcroEIA, March 3d.-The address tele-
graphed To tbs Speaker of the Dominion
House of Commons relative 10 the prayer
of the local House for the restriction of
Chinese immigration WAS returned with
request 10 forward il direct to the Governor
General. This action is looked upon as a
paltry feature OF the determination of the
Federal Government to decline all lcgisla-
ton 10 this end.
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LTOR sALE-A FIVE HORSEPOWER EN-
l. gine and Boiler and 1riplct Pump, all i'll
good condition. Inquire at No. 9J4 X street. NJ.
R. ROSE. iao--tf
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c. II. EEERS s co.

OZD Dealers in Paints, oils Namshes, Win
dow Glass, Picture holdings, Brushes, Artists
Material BGildiug Paper Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper. and Gla1ier Paper for Window Deco
ratians pMtent which is entirely new. dl!.Im
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NEVADA.

CARSON, March 3d.-To-day Williamson
introduced . resolution to the effect that
DR.. Dawson be arrested and brought before
the bar of the House, to explain what he
meant by publishing d card in Reno
paper saying that the members of the Asy-
lum Investigating Committee had been
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GR0(ERS.
JOHN MCCARTHY.

Successor to J. =. White & Co, coz J st.,
DEALER IL FANCY AND STAPLE GRO
IL ccrieS Batter. Eggs aud Produce An
goods a. lowest price d..-lplm-
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DIR. GEORGE PYBUR>

DIR. GEORGE PYIURS.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" Corner Eleventh and II streets Honrs-9
to 10 a. ", to and TO SEN. mra-lm
DIR. >. :. COOK,
no. So NINTH ST, BET AND !, OPP
y po-ite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. Electromagnetic ana Medicinal Baths,
Magnetic Garments and inso!es Consultation
free. dlJ-lm
w. II. BALDWIN, NJ. D,
CURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
> northeast coFno{ second and X streets. Of
nee hours 10 4. N. - = "; TO and 10 5 p
VI Residence. 81 street nl5-lm
DIR. NIXON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET, BE.
" tween Ninth and Tenth. Nos. gls and go
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily al $50 A.
NJ Office houTS-S to 9 - NJ; TO P N, and
evenings. iy1-d
DRs. KELLOGG s GOss,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, sACRA-
y MENIo. Office Hours:
Miss Dr.. kellogg Miss DR.. Goss-
to 10 4. II. 5 TO !. VI.
Y 10 , P. ". 70 N.
6to7 P. N. 7toSP.
sunday, l9to s. 80
DK. LAME.
DHYsICIAN AND sURGEOE.-OFFICE AND
Residence, No. 82S J street, between Third
aud Fourth. Hours to 10 4. NJ. TO and to
p. " Office OF City Superintendent Of Public
Schools at same place. se54plm
WIN. ELGERY BRIGGS, 81. D.,
NCULIST. AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Throat Ohce j25la
street corner Of Fifth. over sacramento Bank,
Sacramento. Cal. Hours $50 70 y a. N; 70 1
P ". Sundays go 10 II a. IL; to i r n. Jyl-ti
DIR. \. Z. BRUNE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
7 the University Of Berlin, Germany Office
aud residence, No 52i J street, between rlitd
aud sixth. Sacramento once .ouTs-9 to II A
NJ; 10 and 10 5 ?. n. lyl3-t
WALLACE \. BRIGGS, NJ. p,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETKICIAN. OFEICE
and residence No. @12 street, sacramento.
Office Hours: II =, = Y. ! I to2rn sjel24ptf
$50 10 5 r. ".
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SAN FRNNct SEQ, March 3d.-Now that as
scSsmcut day has passed, it is noticed that
there IS more money in sight ana less de-
mand for exchange Money is easy at go :
per cent, foi' city mortgage loans, aud7m 10
per cent for commercial discounts. These.
however. are extreme rates, the bull; of
transactions being at :. Exchange ON
New York is quoted ct 15c for sight and
pc for telegraplic; sterling bills on Lon
don. 1910 for bank and l9Z for commercial ;
refined silver, 15m l7l per cent. discount:
Mcxican dnilars S4n l.c aIlicce
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REpwoop CITY, March 5d-At about 10
p. NJ. yesterday the House Of Mrs. John
Guerinc. near Mcnlo Park, was discovered
to be on fire. 1t was entirely consumed
and only small portion Of the furniture
was saved. Insurance, s. 200 in the Home
NTrttt,a1
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VINEYARD AND FRUIT LAND FOR SALE
In Placer County.

7 OFFER FOR SALE ~ ACRES OF LAND,
1 newly and well fenced, situate l mile south
OF LOoniis formerly Pno), miles from Rocklin
and - miles from sacramento city, and imme-
diately upon the line of the Central Pacific Rail-
road. Communication 10y rail with Sacramento
three times Il day. The and lies next to 2 40
acre productive vineyard. and every farm ad-
joining and IN the immediate vicinity Is tcaIs
cleared and planted to vines and trees, and
LooMis promises TO be the centeTof an extensive
vine and fruit growing community. The soil j,
easily cultivated. deep and retains moisture
when cultivated, and does not need irrigation,
bu. If needed an irrigating ditch runs across il
at its highest point Price, $40 per acre Fer
further particulars inquire OF ". D. PERKINS or
d. N WALKER, OF Rocklin, and J. VI. MASiIN,
Rt state Capitol, Sacramento. d29lp
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IO1 Q FOURTH STREET. NEAR THE POST
vi = Office. Dealer i'll ali kinds OF Choice
ruits, Nuts. Candies Tobacco and Cigars. Al
/ Lowest Prices. ja4o-im
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DIR. =. =. COOI

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE NORTHEAST
" Corner Eleventh and II streets Hours-9
to 10 a. ", TO and 10 ; r. II. mr'-Im
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SANTA PAULA, March 3d.-A fire to-day
consumed a barn belonging to William
OHara, living near Santa Paula, and with
it eight head Of horses, several hogs and
all of his crop Of beans, hay, grain, etc
The blrp was insured for 800, and there
was some insurance on the grain. 1t is Il
severe loss to an industrious man.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-04

-Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is to he had at the nearest drug
store for dollar. 1t is not claimed that
this remedy will cure every disease under
the sun, but that ii does all that it claims to
do, thousands OF good women know and
declare
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-04

Commissioner But,erworth, of the Patent
Oflice, yesterday rendered his decision in
the great telephone interference case of
Bell ". Gray, vs.. McDonouglI, VS.. Voelkner
and others. He awards priority of inycn-
ton TO Alexander Graham Bell in all
claims of Importance.
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San FRANcIsco, March 3d-Regardng
the statement that there is extreme inn
probability of reduction in fruit rates
being made, it may be stated that the cX-
isting rates will he reduced within very
few weeks ani that the reduction will be
very large, 50 rs to foster the industry of
fruit-growing in this State. l.. G. Cannon,
acting Commissioner of the Transconli-
mental Association, a few days ago formu-
lated a schedule Of the reduction, based
upon figures obtained from the railroad
companies, and mailed Il copy to each of
the interested roads The schedule
will have to be determined upon by
the special committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Association and oi which
Mr. Subbs is member. The committee
will meet within q few weeks. ard no
doub; but the proposed reduction will be
ratified Some litto fear was expressed.
owing TO the differences existing between
the Texas Pacific and Southern Pacific.
but since they have buried the hatchrt no
nr,r,lsftip, will he Tuot with
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PAINTS AND OILS.

I. CHADDERDoN, IMPORTER AND DEAL
y. er in Paints Oils, Varnishes Window Glass,
Mixec Paints Artists and Painters Materials,
Wall Paper, etc, No. 2o4 K St, Sacramento
iyi7-intf
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SNN FRANCIsC0, March 3d.-An Intercst-
ing meeting OF the Pacific Coast Passenger
Agents Association was held to-day, to
discuss the selling Of tickets from this city
10 European ports at less rates than regular
tickets 10 New ! ok could bc sold. There
are three steamship agents in this city, and
the schedule fare is SO 50. 1t seems, how
ever, that tickets have been sold through.
both to Liverpool and Hamburg, for 500 30,
and for less than the priccoi tickets to New
York Atter considerable discussion il was
decided to draw up au agreement that pas
senger agents would not be allowed to cut
on the regular rate to New York, and that
they will exact full ftrg from the steamship
agents, less = commission. To. morrow the
trmi, lines men viii meet and consider the
agreement.
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There are inaumerable instances where
cures have been effected by Scoyill's Sarsa-
parila, or Blood and Liver Syrup for all
diseases of the blood, when the patient had
been given up by physicians. 1t is one OF
the best remedies ever Offered 10 the public,
and rs it Is prepared with the greatest care;
a a specific for certain diseases, ii is no
wonder that 10 should he more effectual
Than hastily written and careiessly prepared
prescriptions Tai Sruvilrs Blood and
Liver Syrup for all orders arising from
impure blood. u IS ndorscd by all lead
ing professional men.
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FoR fifty years the Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisam OF Cutler Bros. d Co., Boston, si,nds
unrivaled for Colds and Consumption
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RID YorRsELE or THE Discomfort AND
danger attending cold by using DR..
Jayne's Exrectorant, an old established Gu
rative for coughs, sore throat and pulm9n-
ary affections.
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WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, NJ. y,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETKICIAN. 0FEICE
and residence No 212 street, sacramento,
StO9 M.
Office Hours: II ! y. 70 2 P. ", Sje12-4ptf
| $50 10 2. ".
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The deepest gold mine in the world is
the Eureka, in California, which is down
2,2o0 feet, or 800 feet below the level of
the sea
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JOHN =. CAREY

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR -AT-LAw,
~ viii practice in all State and United states
Courts Office upstairs over No. 62S street,
southwest corner of seventh, Sacramento ieTtf
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j. uYMAH, JR., & BRO.

YyTATCHMAKERs AND JEWEL ERS. ~.
W $40 street hctNtcu Fifth ard .ss[z
sixth, have always Ou hand Il choice e. =
variety Of fine watches. Diamonds, Jew aAsSa
elIy, etc. ial2tf
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IANTED-LOST-FOUND.

NOTICE-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE
N paid for the recovery of the body OF
THOMAS BRNTE, who was drowned in the
river Monday night December I'D. Leave
ininnnattOn al GO ] street d29-n
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The Proposed Home for General Grant.

The Proposed Home for General Grant.
S,x r,.,x,,s,, Narcb a r. .r,,tI.,
mon who dcsircd 70 ,rese,,t :. Genar ,,-.,
ytb ri,e,.ar4 h',, w. ~ ,..i
tbat o,'5 in,,,nioi"i,. or", ,r> Id ;Ir
Grsrt 4 Wa ~. h"d th. ,,,Ii,.. rrf,.,l ~.
twn Of ,ba ,mrs, /, ,Sc Siaio Nh, .I~"a.;,
nI~nta9 ;n c,o;r...nas and ,I,nt %a ~, w.,
fba State - - ,,r, ,f 10 ,.;-'.,.,I
which Gnnr,..l f;,ant p,iobt ...lc,., f-n,,,
o,n1, fhnIc ,,,ri,ri - g. ,,o;.o tn. ~.
had "9no ti,rt,,n,. and or.on.,., W ,ol.,
ann9gl yinIae a. ,Lr r1ar. ,,;rc f ,il
wav tba rcHtln,nen sT,,,,,.sd ~. ~
arranged n deIi.jitfni odrun3fion fHr 'ti tIa
,lecliniur wears nf the bcro If X.;rls-
burr and the Janns t,af ,ro,lJ ~
once rive him handsome incn,,,'. no,
sem hin, with = deliohtfli Lo,ns t.,,,d
enable him Ia leavr IN his faniL,
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aTO. 81 NINTH ST, BET. AND !. OPP
y poSite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer Electromagnetic ana Medicinal Baths
Magnetic Garments ana !nsolcS. Consultation
free. dIJ-lm
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nENTIsT, 4l5 J STREET, Be ssryesxa
IL tween Fourth and ff6h, SacrG-yts Is fSS{ 81
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on NA11Il<
Go!a Sulcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide OF
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrae'
tiOn of teeth, iyl4-lm
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T. ?OSTER. ]. o FUNSTON.
1856. F. FOSTER s. CO., 1884.
DOOK-BINDERS, PAPER-RT AND
- Blauk-Bc3S Manufacturers, 40. 3l9 street,
between Third aad Fourth, Sacramento. y20 4pt
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WIN. ELIFRy BRIGGS, 81. o.,

OCULIsT AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Throat. Otice, 52s& j
street, corner Of Fifth. over sacramento Bank,
Sacramento. Cal. Hours: $50 70 y A. N; 70
P ". sundays; go to II a. IL; to ?. n, jyl-ti
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SUCCFSsOR To PIKE * YOUNG, CARRIAGE
- Manufacturer, corner Fourth and streets
Sacramento. Established in 1850 All sizes Of
Buggies, Phectous, Spring and Thor0uShbraee
Wagons Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done rn2)-fptf
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