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Everybody's Air-Brake.

~ Yes, sab, SAID Uncle Zach, L st
& watched it forty years, an it's as l seq: De
= frlst of May an Christmas day of de SANS
: year alters comes on de same week day"
q Further conversation proved Uncle Zach
most incredulous person. CHANGING to
{ mention DR.. Carver's feat OF breaking glass
; balls with a rifle, he said;
e ~ heerd bout dat Shootin and knowed
right off it wasn't squar'; dat was Yam
s kee trick. boss, shos yen born.
g What was the trick? '
IA :" Oar wuz loadstone put into glass balls,
& an likewise onto de bullet; so when de
5 bullets fly outen de gun, it an de ball jest
& drawed tergedder which, in course, brokes
= de glass-dat's de trick y
b Later Uncle Zach observed rope RIM
Ening along the side of the car.
S Boss, what's dat line fur
q TO apply the air-brake in case of acct
s$dentn Then we had further TO explain
Elbow the force of the brake was obtained, to
(which Uncle Zach responded;
s. Look a here boss, you sholy don't 'spect
-gme to bleeye dat foolishness? Why, de
Ebiggest harricane whatever Howed couldn' t
.Fstop dis train, runnin forty mile a hour.
gan you think | gwine to bleeye a little
;spipe full of wind under de kyars cars can
FSd0 it? No, sah-ree -
a There are great many Uncle Zachs who
Z judge everything simply by appearances.
g. The air-brake does not seem 10 be very
Spowerful thing, but power and efficiency
Z are not necessarily equivalent to bigness
Sand pretense.
g Philip Beers, Esq. who resides at the
{ United States Hotel New York City and is
+ Engaged in raising subscriptions for the
SNew York World Barthodi pedestal fund
8was once upbraided by a distinguished
6 relative, who was physician, for com
ssmending in such enthusiastic terms a
s remedy that cured him of bright's disease
.Seight years ago, He said; Sir, has the
5nledical profession with all its power and
#experience of thousands of years, anything
zthat can cure this terrible disorder?' No.
Sno; that is true; there is no mistake about:
sit but that Warmers safe cure is really a
swonderfully effective preparation. That.
8remedy is an " air brake" that every man
S can apply, and this fact explains why it:
ahas saved so many hundreds of thousands
Sof liyes.-[Copyrighted. Used by permis-5
3 sion of American Rural Home.
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1 To the dyspeptic. Flatulenee, heartburn
fullness of the stomach, are th'
: inevitable sequences Of his use of the knit
! and the fork To say Of him thathe gratife'
Ethe cravings of appetite would be genuine
Satire. He only appeases them. Is relic
5attainable? Certainly, and by the use of ;
5 pleasant as well as thorough remedy, Hos
letters Stomach Ditters. win it cure i'm
emediately? Certainly mott does no
&effcct miracles. But it does give promp
Land unspeakable relief and will, if per
! sisted in, produce an ultimate cure. No
gonly does il impart relish to the food, bu
zpromotes lis conversion by the stomach
5into rich, health and notwithstanding
sblood. Supersensiliyeness of the nerves
smental depression and unquiet slumber
Eproduced by interruption Of the digestive
functions, are also remedied by it. 1t i:
J the finest preventive and curative Of ma
larial disorders and relieves constipation
rheumatism, kidney and bladder ailments
Eand liver complaint.
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DIED.

San Francisco, July 22-Mary Malone niece c
Mrs. z. 5. Daley, native of County Clare
Ireland 25 years.
! Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral which viii tax
place from the residence of P. S. Daley, co ne
Fourth and streets, to day friday, at2f. N
thence to St Rose Church, where services wi
be heidi
Auburn, July 17-Michael II. Power 81 year
and months.
lColfax, July 1G-Mrs Emily Easement 90 year.
,Yreka, July 20 John Brady. 20 years.
.Placeryiile, July 17-Vaientinc Otto Falk,
years.
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Marriage and Health.

Pittsburgh, Pa, November s. 1888. Mrs
Lydia Z. Piukham As is frequently tht
ease with mothers who have reared large
families, have been great sufferer fol
wears from complaints incident 10 married
life have tried the skill of number OF
physicians and the virtue of many medi-
.cines without relief and as an experiment
4 concluded TO try yours. can assure you
THAT the benefits | have derived from ii
.came not because of any faith l had in it,
for l had but slight hope of any permanent
good. am not seeker after notoriety,
but want to tell you that have been won
.derfully benefited by your medicine. am
.now using my fourth bottle, and It would
take but little argument to persuade me
that my health is fully restored. | should
.like to widely circulate the fact Of It's won
,derful curative powers. Pho:ba c. Eoop
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STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
with Il mind mGtured and enriched by StUdies Of
gu advanced oIder, can safely say that there Is
( hardly Il disease in the catalogue of human lis
i that | cannot treat to successful issue.
( LADIES' am always ready to assist you. My
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. l am now &ble 10 treat You with
the certainty, of success. No case peculiar to
yOur delicate organism is beyond my sure control.
= Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior to
any offered heretofore. and viii be warranted &c
have the desired eject III al eases
4 Those of the public who need my services can
depend upon gentlemAniy, honorable and Sci
, entitic treatment at reasonable rates.
: address particularly those VINO have been In
: jured by youthful indIsere,inns, and those VINO
2 have contracted local diseases.
: Persons afflicted cen ii they prefer, consult
/ me By letter, detailing the symptoms Of the dis
! ease or trouble, and receive medicines by ex-
], press, with full instructions. All letters must
Z be directed: J. T. JOSS LEN, NJ. D., 2l5 Sl.t:er
Z street, san Francisco Cal.
i Cure warranted in al cases, or no puy re-
s quired. Consultation, personally or 10y letter,
gratis. Send for book. Comfortable apartments
I for patients 1T my Inhrnary lyhsn desirej).
Z with experienced nurses.
X Consultation pariors. 226 Suffer street, adioin-
Sing the Young Mems Christian Association
( Building.
= Office HouFS-FT0D . \. NJ. 10 ?. M
= nay Diploma hangs 30 iuy "tfics-
Z Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Narri.
s Rge. For sale BY eli ucwsieslerS.
:, n2-2pti j Y. JjSSFI.NS. ~. -.
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q If you have pain in the back, pale an,
Tsaliow complexion, bilious or sick head
cache, eruptions on the skin, coated tongue
ssluggish circulation or hacking cough
%you are going into your grave if you do nc
1take steps to cure yourself If you ar
Swise you will do this by the use Of Dl
SPierce's Golden Medical Discovery" com
Epounded Of the most efiicacious ingredi
Gents known to medical science for glyin
shoalth and strength to the system through
ssthe medium of the liver and the blood.
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INSTANTLY RELIEVED.

! Mrs. Ann Lacour, of New Orleans, La write:
4 l have son who mas been sick for two year:
She has been attended by our leading physicians
sbut all to no purpose. This morning he had hi
susual spell of coughing, and was so great
k,rostrated in consequence, that death SCENE
Imminent. We had in the house bottle of II
sWM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
purchased by my husband, who noticed you
advertisement yesterday. We administered il
sand he was instantly relieved" fe2i isiy&wly
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ST. nAVID,S.

ffI5 Howard ST., near Third san francisco.
A FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL con-
"A tanning $50 rooms water aud gas In e9en
groom; no better beds in the world: 10 guest al
zlowed to use the linen once used by another;
Siarge rea6ing-r0on: hot and cold water baths
free. Price of rooms Per night % 9nd q cents
sper week. from s. UPWARDS. Open all nigh
& HUGHES Proprietor. Al MaR<et-stIset gerry
take Omnibus line Of street cas- I9E IElS ala
q Howard E9-tnAn>H
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Harmony iOdge-To-night.
Unity Circlc-lhis evening.
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MERCHANDISE REroRT.-The following
freight passed Ogdon for Sacrament on the
20Ch: For C.. W Reed bundle castings
Hall, Luhrs & Co., - bundles tobacco,
ISIS hams, - kegs pigs feet.
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Monday, the Tenth day Of August, 1885,

sAt the Office of the Commissioners in the State
sCapitol. Each bid must be accompanied with u
sditioued that if the proposal is accepted theE
fparty proposing viii enter into Il proper con.
sTacI, with sufficient sIlreties, 10 perform and
1will faithfully perform his contract in accord
5arcc with the law, plans and specifications.
I Payments will be made by warrants drawn!
supcn the State Treasurer.
! II. ]. W. DAM,
SSec.ctary Of the state Capitol Commissioners.
4 irln.StE
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Mr.. +. Samuel, music teacher, La Mas
3cotte, Burnett street, St. Kilda, Melbourne
Australia, writes to the Arg'ts of that city
Il had suffered for years with painful chill
,blains, and tried all kinds of remedies ant
received only temporary relief. After two
applications of st. Jacobs Oil, the grea
spain-cure, they were entirely cured, and
shave not been troubled with them since.
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SMYRNA. y. Y, March %, 1855

SMYRNA, Y. Y, March % lS63-Gents:
sThe New Home Sewing Machine received
Tin December last works like a charm, and
20 the best of my knowledge it is the very
!: best sewing machine before the public /
wouldn't sell mine if l could not get an
sother. for an hundred dollar bill Yours
Sincerely, Publisher Tribune w. A.
sos J street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines
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sBode..........1 s5g1 70 Chollar ............1 9;
Buwer ..........jOc Potosi
Mono ........... % II. 81 N..............~.TG.71
: SOC Mediterranean 81
Peerless .2 S0G2 - Confidence
Ophir 20 :. Nev... IL 35Gl 4C
Mexican
G IL C.............l 40OveTman...
3 B. z B............2 80 Union
&C q Con. Fa.......1 50
JSaVage. ....................2 .
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-McFar,and. Judge.

THURSDAY. July p, 1883.
Nelson y. Peck vs.. Anna Peek faction for di
vorce)-Cause referred to Albert NJ. johnson I
take testimony.
James l.. Garratt VS.. Central Pacific Railroa
Company-Deteudant's motion for nonsui
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BORN.

sacramento, July 16-Wife CT P. a. Yager, a so
sacramento, July 17-Wife OF L. Wagner,
! daughter.
.TrucEee, July 19th-wile of D. Burkhalter,
daughter.
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MEIoNs.-We are in receipt daily of a
slarge number of Lodi melons. They are
THE most delicious melons in market Also,
flarge quantities of nutmeg melons. All
'guaranteed, at D. DeBernardi & Co.
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THIS MORNING At 9 O'CLOCK,
Mems Calico Shirts, 25 cents.
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.

IN French. Esemaine plain English, can
or sailclot!, just couple of pieces imported
on the word of authentic Eastern fashion notes
and foreign selectofs 1t IS hard TO describe
a mere succession Of coarse wooden flbres and
coarser meshes Its three strongest qualities
are-it is new, it is stylish, it is durable One
piece comes in the soft nut brown shade that
everyone likes the other has the same ground
work, but is broken with rich stripes Of navy
blue and golden brown, Aecked with dots of
white. 1t is odd but its very oddity gives it a
charm. Indeed, this distinguished fabric has
quite the air Of having stepped 5nto the West
from Newport or Long Branch We can i'm
agine nothing pretticr for the seaside or to finish
off the season with at Fair time.
This cloth will perhaps disappoint you at
first glance, but when you make d study of it
combine the plain and striped, or throw a piece
Of wool brown lace carelessly over it, you can't
resist picturlng the effectiveness Of a styIishly
made costume Of the coarse but artistic meshes.
AlI-Wooi-but decidedly summery-won't
exclude fresh air-two pieces s. per yard.
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MEN's shoes at q great reduction to-mor-
row at our special Saturday ) senliannual
sale at Red House.
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Our stores close to-day at - NJ to pre-
pare stock for tomorrow. Many new lines
of goods will be offered Red House.
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CELERY.-Fine bleached celery, fresh
from the garden every morning. Also,
;water-cress, Roman lettuce and caulihower,
Eat DeBernardi & Co.
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TO Friends East:
CANCER OF The TONGUE


"a Case Resembling that of Gen. Grant
q Some ten years ago had scrofulous sore on
semy right hand which gave me great trouble
aeand under the old. time treatment healed up
ssbur it had only been driven into the system by
sEthe use of potash and mercury, and i'll March
3lSS2 ii broke out in my throat, and concentrated
5n what some OF the doctors called cancer, eat
esing through my cheek, destroying the roof OF my
ysm0uth and upper lip, then attacked my tongue
Spaate and lower lip, destroying the palate
Sand under lip entirely and halt my tongue eat
Cling out to the top of my left cheek bone and up
ssto the left eye. / could not eat any solid food
Abut subsisted on liquids, and my tongue was SC
Afar gone | could not talk. Such was my
Awreiched, helpless condition the first of last Oc
.tober GSS1). when my friends commenced Civ
Cling me swiit's Specific. In less than month
.1thc eating places stopped and healing com
sameneed and the fearful aperture i'll my cheek
54has been closed and firmly knitted together. a
ssprocess of a new under lip is progressing finely
%aud the tongue, which was almost destroyed, is
sbeing recovered, and it seems that nature is
:Esupplying new tongue. can talk so that my
1sfriendS can understand me, and can also eat
2sOlid food again. If any doubt these facts
SwOuld refer them to Hon. John II. TraylOr, STATE
gSenatOr of this district, and to DR.. T. ;. Brad
&feld of LaGTange, Ga
8 MRS. MARY l.. CONFER.
s LAGRANGE Gu, May II, 1888.
q Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
3free
q THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta
goa: New York. 1871 W. 23d st, fe5-ly&wly
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Go TO Clark's to buy your groceries. Sell
ng at cost.
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!. r. HILL,


MANUFACTURES OF Szs
III Carriages, Buggies, Ex-ssi.;s
Dress, Thoroughbrace andSfaSlX StsS~
Quartz Wagons. Deaieri in OaS, $500
Ash and Hickory Lumber; Hubs, Spo6es, Eel
lies, Bows. Rims. Shafts and Poles. Manuiso'
Grer OF the LIGHTNING hay PRESS. ser'
Iio- Catalogues iy2S-Iptf
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MARRIED.

April lS-Joseph A. Mcdonald
Florence Beebe.
Near Placerville, July 21-Phileas Cote
America ;. Marsh.
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NEW YORK STATE.

I The" EVENING JOURNAL, print |
ed at Albany, the capital Of the
state ofNeW York. iSthe best adj
! vertising medium in the State.
and the best daily newspaper.
| It's Weekly edition is the leading !
| weekly IN New York, and is sent
for 81 year to any part Of the |
! country, postage free Every |
| subscriber to the Weekly also !
| receives graiUt9uSly a copy for |
/ one year of the monthly maEa-
zine Good Cheer" The SEMI |
| WEEKLY JOURNAL is sent tor s. /
Il year, and with is is sent jrCe Cj |
charge fer one gear. the house |
hold magazine, Good Cheer" |
and the farmer monthly, orr |
Country Home Send for spcci- |
men copy. /
". j. ARKELL, President,
| Albany, \. \. |
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WESTERN HOTEL,
NOS. 600 10 2aa X S.cREEgr.

NOS. SEQ TO gao X STREET,
s7YHREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
L Leading Business aud Family Hotel Of Sa7.
srsmento, Gal. The most convenient to Post.
.ofhce Express and Land CfSeeS all Courts ana
places AZ Amusement Hiesls, 80 ceDts. First
sciass III su its appointments Free coach &c and.
) from eae Hotel. VIM. LAND, Proprietor.
4
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To-Day our stores will close at u N. in
order 10 give us ample time to prepare the
stock for to-morrow'S mammoth sale. Red
House
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Dr. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all cases O
eina Te phIsss Vrog ne9S LE mSo
inntary Emissions and al disorders caused b
IndiseTetion and Abuse. ID
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimr
!. liant, but completely Restorative Tonic. The
sDuild up the whole system, strengthen and re
sstnre the sexual Crs ans. and give new lease c
3iife-with power TO ENJOY ito all who expe
ienee the blessed benefits of their potent power
fPrice 81 20 per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt
\ priee, or ny Express, C. 0. d. Address all OF
.degs. A. McBOfLE & CO., Druggists, San Frar
CISCO. P. o. Box 1852. jy41m
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Prices always down. Hale Bros.
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CAPITAL HOTEL.
SACRAMENTO,
CORNER SEVENTH AND L STREET.

BLESSING l. GUTHRIE, Peoprietors,
aS~Free Ornnil.us 10 and from the Csrs-a
iv12-tf
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NEW goods daily arriving at Hale's
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GREAT preparations are being made fol
tomorrow sale Every department viii
be represented. Twentieth semi-annual
clearing sale Red House.
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LUTON SPRINGS COLLEGE

rTyHIS Is THE ONLY BOARDING-S SCHOOL
| in the State that has the advantage of being
entirely i'll the country. il is we'll equipped
with all educational appliances. + prepares
young men for every branch OF business, for the
e Vi r T'l" .,b io e ~,
California students at the great Universities of
the East have been won b, pupils of this School.
A letter Just received no the Registrar OF
Princeton College appiiSing me OF the success
of three of my boys OF the last entrance exam
ination, states thai all the boys did extremely
we'll and that the papers Of one of them
g were the hest the examiners received this
wear" JOHN GA BILE, Il. A., Principal.
ivlS-SnIm%
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MEN's summer suits, special, at SO.
Hale Bros. & Co. 6
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CLARK 4 Co, Eleventh and ], sell Q
pounds rcast coffee for 81.
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EVER the lowest in price. Hale Bros. :
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ASK for our 81 unlaundried white shirt
Hale Bros.
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THoUGH sugars are up Clark & Co. arc
selling l. pounds Golden for 81.
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CrsToafRs will receive fan as far as
they 20 tomorrow, at Red House.
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GENTLEMEN, don't buy hat until you
Visit Hales.
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SEE new advertisement to-day of the
,Red House.
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MEN's glove calf low-cut shoes, with elias
tic on the sides, for 81 so, tomorrow al
Red House.
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No I4,papsr assortment clothing in the city
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ANY gentleman who desires good shoe
FLOR little money can procure il tomorrow
al the Red House.
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ASK to see our new suspenders at 30 cent
a pair Hale Bros.
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FiFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1913 FIFTH STREET, BET. j AND *.
TINE SHARPEST. COOLEST AND MOST
1 Delicious Beer always on dfaught al > cents
glass. Best Of " tGS, LIQUORS ana Cigars il
stock. EDWARD DiETEHLE, Proprietor
jyi7-tpif
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Zeta Straw Works.-Eats bleacicd and
pressed. 1928 Eighth street, between ] and X.
je23 I'm
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IL mems summer clothing Hale Bros
axe the lead
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A Boom in mems fine clothing to-mor-
ROW. Another mark down. Stores closed
ii y to-day to make preparations for 1t.
sRed House
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HOTELS AND KENTAJRAEy~.
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RECTAL. ULCERSI
]. ]. PECKHAM. Nj. D.
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

Office, Gdd Fellows Temple corner Of
. Ninth and x streets, Rooms / and 3,
Sacramento. Cal. ivIL3ptf
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FISH FISH You will find at our fish
department to-day the following varieties
,shad, halibut barracuda, sea bass. tomcod,
,smelt, rock cod. founder salmon, perch,
:catfish and crabs. d. DeBernardi Il Co. Q
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4 Thousand or More.


Quite a Stir has been created in the Hat
Room by the advent If thousand or more sam
pies Of coming Fall styles in Soft and Stiff Hats
These goods were sent US by leading Eastern
manufacturers, in order that we might make our
selections and place our orders in time for Fall
trade Having done so we have placed the sam
pies in stock. Those who can find something
among them to suit and fit will certainly be pro-
vided with styles six or seven weeks in advance
of the season.
The collection of Children's Hats and Caps
is unusually interesting, and many novelties are
shown in Polos Tam O'shanters Polish Caps,
Afghans, etc
ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS. 10 CENTS.
We have the above IN nearly all colors and
in black
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AnvxRr1sEMENT MENTION

Maximum temperature, 925: minimum 6l.0
JAMES A. BARWICE,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. s. A.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-24

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