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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fair Oaks Relief Corps, No. Is, w. r. G.
Regular meeting THIS Monday EVENING,
i'll I. NJ. l. hall, Seventh street, between * ana
l., at $50 o'clock.
FLORENCE MILLER, President
EMMA RIDWFII, Secretary Ire
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Grocers' and Produce Dealers Pro-
tective Union.-The Regular Monthly Meeting
OF members will be held THIS Monday EVEN
ING, April 9Th, at Grangers Hall, at s o'clock.
Z. KILGORE, President.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAY FESTIVAL
East Park.

THE SACRAMENTO TURN-VEREIN WILL
l. hold its thirty-fourth annual May Festival
ON SUNDAY, May 9th, al East Park.
= EnMkFTrTEE
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WANTED-BOYS FOR FOOT ROUTES ON
w Chronicle" Inquire of W. DOAN, at
Railroad Depot at IL A. NJ ap9-3ls
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary, No. 623 Kearny
Sar.

Established in 1854,
for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con-
orrhga. elect, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms,
Seminal Weakness and
Impotency, Loss OF
Manhood, permanent
" cured. The sick and
afflicted should not
! fail TO call upoa-him.
S1he Doctor has visited
sthe hospitals of Europe
Sand obtaioed a great
i. z I'll nf .1oIlo =
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SXTANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w steady habits seek ng employment, to rep
resent an old-established house in his own State.
Salary, &7Oto . 90 per month. References ex-
acted. Superintendent Manufacturing House,
80 Reade street, New York. au294wM
Don't Miss the Opportunity,
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The reading of the report caused a lively
discussion. Directors Depue and Luttrell
were appointed committee to confer with
the Warden as to the best and most practi-
cal means, and the ACCESSIBILITY of carrying
ont his recommendations
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BKEyI1Ixs.

esn s,sfs ..ss1s -.
Ins stFnmsnIp v,l1ssxpon -
TenAi For Sa't ffahfss<".
Tie sfsaBsrr Ak sailed fss rns iran.
seisso THURSDAY eFrnsns Nish 70 tons %
fpst
Ihs sfh o. Eftn h9msf was Iled Tor
pfotatr yesterday Inc estate y ieif 70 Mss
1 wife.
Bob VIII he presented at fyo's Opera
HOUSE 81 the fsassrses ibis aftsruosa by
Patti Ross .
The .tfs. fyrr,,rx f,satfea with 9ssg tom. ~
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rassxxcE. Lrsrs.

: ,ceerne- sr.-sss from San Yrxnrssro
s - - Fur Fsctprss--G " k,ee51~ s-,<
4 ss5z Z, 4. ISnssay, Mrs =. Frs4s. n 4
@e9kf3e. ". g fsalssfu. IT. Ex-xsf
775 4 NeEisres. Z. A. TneiH. xiss h
rsfle<k. Mr. ss.yxe- H. Ebesx zisd wife
n keberfs sDd tvnthes.
6Sof(1e-Ars l. A. wilson and aan. J
1S5r<cnfs. r. w. Ward. Mrs ~ < Warrp.s
- i. wxrrezs. J. Elder. w. T. Harxfs. A,
rrk< krd rrcthef, a. a. PSerze. 81
1n1hrsy. II W. Narrtzt. NJ sewsS and
!. -, u s. kxae. D. : B. kxss~. y. r. Cork,
NeDgnssa. Sv. H1dsunsh, Mrs M
nfj1nx Elss l.. Yesscu. Hs~ 3 Gnmrssnxs
4 6r8xsw, = 2. HsHEs. Mics Hsfassr. II
Isrb<>. ]. y. Moss. Z. G. i&nsa. via and
T1nrhtsr. Nss A. &, TsrEer. r. Krsnxse ssss
wffr- Nsss J. ft8iy, Mis- y A DAVIS. Xrz
4 B4srsson. . II. Gaia, ~ Haeki5 sad
Isrszs-E 7 Bs-nex, n. Rass.ss.. y. n
Md. J.. EsThank. Mrs.. aassasrs Wg~ksrsrx
= Esfes, -SenfsEr. II. rrzs~n. z Nal
1ssrgs sA1rt f,sne.--fsse~a Hrns;s zsssns
T. Fsasss. Mas fssfs. q. 2. Cooper srs:
6f}k. 8. V. fn.Iiiss. Mrs. s5snaiax, Mys,
MAJ. 4. ~ Rsybofds aud family. Mn
Ul5!iafes. y. Williams. r. q Pstfrssn. Mis-,
pannfe Tofranee, Miss r.. Hes. 4. fsyixr<
NUES szst-frlaf- 8f- = X. white. r. y
k5uaer. u. ss<vefs. g. >. sfsseas. G. d
Hot. and 10 immigrants
0fsean and California yas&sd He5ssr4
,. u. F0uges. ". xe8sayman. y spencer
& J. woed, Je~sph Tre1sr, " Assses
M q. ]. seueit a. :. Henstyseks. sas
2uifser sad wife, 81. Miller, N. III Tsrnsssss
II. Hall. Annie Joa<<. Rrssy Garnet. lllfs
marks ssf sg1. Mrs. = Dru hammond. Gus u
Davis. " Davis, ", Cssfdlern. ". casesker
ia. = J. -asiA. Major bak.f, Mrs. ]. sfeyszs
rms. y Partner aud wife. 5 q. faiker
Frank Wenfwar1h. r q Brxhsas, Ns. " j.
Foster. Mrs. ~ W sssiih xnd fvs ehElerrn.
y IA. Hsdhssns. I. Hsrbt. A. " EsfssIi. r
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Mr. : r. Frazier returned last week from
4 business trip Of q couple u weeks east u
the mcaBtains.
Mrs Msry Condor. who has t,cen a teach
ef fn the seattle public schools for nine
years. has resigned aud win leave In day
or two for California. where she expects 10
permanently reside.
pref. J. ,. Griffin, superintendent Of
schools for whstcusa county aud candi-
date Tor auditor, has just arrived from
Pennsylvania with his mother and sister
The latter VAS 30 I'll on her arrival that
she had 30 tsn taken 10 the hospital
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Races Baseball
DOUBLE ATTRACTION
At the Race Track, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 3 and 4.

Fir. Day, Ttsesdsy. jsly S-T-ottssg
races. % class. Enfrtes. Kitty HzFs trse-
crsi lsis ssasie : trecors ~. Alta ,rx.c-
ord szl
First Iay. racstiay. JHis s-interns,ional
baseball match Anstses, OF Victoria, Re-
c - EraHEss- OF >eaisle.
-ceund T.zx, fuiY the rnsns<ensn;
hss secured az rreAt xpcnse the following
xa-isf reEsssvRess Esss<s. Little Joe srece-s;
49, and fal4tssa treeouf zsls.i "a &
grand fres for al
SPECIAL race< each day in Connection
sifb She above.
Secani psy. "Wednesday. {siy s-lSreozs
International BASEBALL k2Ia< England
tytcsa-s& Asn&ssesi. Uaitess stssss SEATTLE
hrrw8sA
Eaazys3 "trip. iacladias admission % both
atfrzsstazs, = eeziss-
Trains ss&xc Esss5sr Siz sid PuScs SOUND
stef-ss every bali haHr cAeh dag. eOEa-
Tsasnc.rS Nf / 30 4ni e.onfsauinx 10 aad in
rfes3Eax T. N
Raess f-sxia - , b4I Ezzses a. Z.
tsreaf EasseTzss, az -fssxRse. vs. >-8itls
a-ssEs. gzly AMI f-@ssrs.y Aaa sur
HzF rs
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A SMALL GRIST.


IN the district court yesterday the case
Of l. II. Andrews against sheriff soehrane
% enisin the collection Of taxes on q
mortgage. The sheriff was ordered 10 ~
frsln from making = levy untii further
afsirr ~ the court. All uf the cases Ia en-
iein collection al iaxts win be heard by
Chief Justice Jones In chambers Monday.
The case 81 iieHipr and Johnson S. 7. l.
krmpsfef. 10 ree0vertsa pronaissory note,
sas tried before a lfty OF six and verdict
Of tssi. 70 was giyen for the plaintiff.
CONVICTED or sAsassey.
William Williams. charged with va.
Esnnty. waived a i1fy and the ease was
tried before the court. The defendant was
ordered to give a band Of $50 for his good
behavior for three months. Jesse s'och-
szne and ]. 4 Treen qualified In that
amoHns
fHE sLxi SNsuRS pfssHAnsEp.
John Fowler and Edward MTt'rulf, the
stamea Of the steamship Aiki. committed
70 jail By United States Commissioned
own rceosnigRnces ia the sum Of $50 each
for their appearance before the next grand
jary.
III the case Of galias Horton ys {. 9.
colmsn, executor Of sh. last wiz and ,es
lament u Lucinda t.oFdsn, decreased, jude
ncnj was rendered for sifs -. and a jude
menf az s7s8sa sas iuipd in the case III
John II. Foster " iassis X Kidd. Mrs,
John Preacher wa~ granted a divorce from
her husband. The rass was tried the DAY
tefeFc. bu; thr casa was ceutiuued uatil
yesterday fa give Mn, Preacher an epi~ir
unity - prove that she had bern IA the
Territory sufficiently ioltg 90 be entitirsi ~
bring snehan astsoa. The ground for III
forcc VAS eesrrftnn.
NOTES
AL petit juror wcre excused iot the term
To-day j. the last day ~ the terra. and
VIII be occupied In hearing the argument
for rev trial IN the ease Of Justice Sod
srherw. convicted 81 keeping risee VI
Business open ON Sunday. and ia trying
The cases ~ Judge .ssstcrberv for alleged
.exforfiOn Ia fccs
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paAsa g.lazs 80 TaE SxAffaE kkAil
fsfArs ExsRk>@x-
SxArrlx. " 7 June - ~
As xa executive scSs.ssss ~ tae $50
geai Estate kxchaBxe heid u shr k',~'sN'
,,~,srs YESTERDAY moralns i ass
gcs..isszt. Thks q ssiafai1irc u ii.Fe- -
.p,Ssniess sa daft ani rssastssa ses'ss stl,'s.'
- ssrs,.sfye ~ thS feestnS II ne saet,i ~
~ thss sxshAtse towards Asss Anass MAJ
f.sr the axe aud truthful ussaiseF u = - ,
-. set fsrte IN Der psiczizteFS sal.issss =
the high school EVs3tss ting sxesNtses = 5,
TAaTsssay sveaiax. Jane Ssa. a. tEsS
oF.erA HSasc. the Eiaay sessssirsSs 49, . =.
xsasasSs ~ Nissan isas, US fetA's
~ accordance ssta the sfssSs aeissa =
fAe sarnasles . EssssaH a4tfse HAs SfsSAs ~
aaa slres - the tsiiss t1s
waxnEAS. MIS- taslte htlt - aeT 80
.sscssrx asl,t fsss Al tbs feua SC ,'sess5 *
.---i..- ~ ffsss Sesftie liza >casses a. fsss
sErs-ra slaszss. fs.ttrs-s.ss s. i4ss - = -.
~. az - r,r4-is. Al zls@ Re s-sss -
f,arta the sxsuV aarsss a-sS 2as fNsa'1sss
"a n &xessaes.sa sNrT.sarY- ass2 ssfs<sss =
sfss estr ~ -seFt's,. stersfgss. - ssS
ri.,sssss = & tse szStsle ESa.a s-s-.ASF =
sssises Taaf ee sxfrss s. Ms lisi'
as,- etsa s-sr,ets-iSsea - eeg sssa-fs ei<9 : &
$780, 70 81 sss = isaf E'ss4 ~ss- =.
,ssasss tA6a oaszlg4 sss.sffas
7'ssss,-,ss s7sSf q - s..sss q &aAs.->' So
s4sss, sstsnss h paas.>1s+ "a =
eats ssasscrs. $50 IA . copy - '-e s-N
- ,sssss-vtsf ~ Mss Hal
Rs = : asssEls Cs-assis'ss.
IT, 4 kE-sEl,
A-xrsseA Is 5asN lsxsSrs 11sszssAA
a. 4 AazNsl>, Sscres7zx-
49,. a .,.s-runsn A ca Sfse s->ol
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A sssas-ssIg ssssss1 10 Sasew E.-es sSzs-s CT Il
sss-azse - ~ % a-tz<- u sssa<z sss.Ssszz-i-
Z hzs xx-cgs erz4-sNssFef< fsesssca s1sf tr-,-
,ss..sssssss. kaa1 sr>n.N- 1sss-ey~sa. ksssney
z.tszeslexs. zz4 ell a1srssss 81 tee Assr.
- asnssA xnsl assFcs* have t~s1a Tz<S es
xss.ar8s tak l.sx sszaNazsGss izxer E<xnzxtns.
e Is kasz1szss- nss usr-se=xAas. xx1 easily
rr~rssrssz - s<exs = 70 rsxx4ss - - .<szsz.
ssnt e lbs rxxaextx Ne xsyeSsai1y e0n Esxea
. ysu< peetse ~ s<za1 - =
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c'f f-ats7S should nas fxsl O. Rad tNS
sitrrslS.rseat e,ss.s her. ~ lac raliy
sNsa.s iogAle cvcats that Qcrrf % tae
! has 81 81 iuly gcls6sascd inattfur
s.s'.ssse sF'Aaa hsstlaua. NisfeTsa aud Tacoma
- s;se ieaturs. Sat I've inteFnaitcas.
- $3.50 4 Ezichcs is'fSueH The AgltsssS- ~
", s.sssAsaa- aRa tAt astin Browns mskr the
- sss.Sss, ssiFnuHE combination Of tssrf sports
~ iks Iisss ssrs,c rs ssafeia. TAss aoslse
s.A.ssrss9s J. Ia kcVpins wffh the general
80 80 ~ Us rrrai G icssFafAssa - faSe Place
- s Aesk sra NJ. irsN immense crowtss
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AZ xisisssrs ~ seattle S7e requested - ezii
a. the ssSlc ~ Il Esissiza4a. Lseweisyz 4 60.
ihr "a, estate aed raaeEE hrssssFs % tie
Pacific. f.sSs luissins. and procure rrtnfei
descriptive fastsrs - Sesgsis. rg&ts for
Ea2ii5HE fsec q esssf. Esyzia
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We 20 faaesa - t.ester Today The star
Ciosasag Houss all display So ssea $
bobby xEEt1ser sSs4sS al a. 8, s, -
ssr~ss ~
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-
THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Candidates Nominated and Dele.
gates Elected.

The Feopie's party he'd rs Primary merit
ings In the various warts of the city last
evening and nominated candidates for the
eliy council as follows. Firs: ward. J. Y.
Mcdonald: second ward, J. H. Hughes.
laird ward, r II. wlnTiPas: Fourth
f..h4, A.-ssrash
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We ara determined nef 70 carr ovsr anv
summer goods. ss-c str gents Ssarf via
dow asssias at &c. They ar Sac and -
ssos<4S - f.as as. -iaze~rH 81 a to
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Change of p&-rE<es rates cs Htszrz-
ship Prrfaier" The fare On STEAMSHIP
Preralvr sersaffer wiis X q ceass h<e;Rss a
seattle and Taregns is->sf
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Extra sn1 10 Eeags inrasslsiEg goods flals
R.ss So the -szf = ssssbfBe Aossse asAcss y;
Inv - -zfnsnseF ausstFsesT ts-x2tcss val
street
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Preach dress e&mhrfrs which we wsii
sstsr aest scek. are cheap al Isc- Thcs
sin be sold q: Lx.-Iuk as. >lngermAa
4 10
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E&rrlax97s 3 ssskla hzFe lssf resssvs-$
several es-sesssS Il sssEe-s =, 7ss'astss-E. sal
azss. axsi <&z-Ss esc-, ara ezsnssssiy tzFits
sEl F,asla - - t4i{ a. sssz4r ~z-rAsss4ess S-is
EasseaE s5ssis stess AlFtssls 1szsTEszs -
sssl-vASsse = sc Nss ~ 81 rszst2sz : "a -
ito tssslE tssss ms. - give fzsza ESS- ~ =
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PATTI-R0SA.
Her Appearance a. Bob ut frye's
Opera Nense.

The frs; appearance in Seattle Of the
charming little sciress. fsttt-Rosa, drew a
large audience 20 ftyes opera house last
evening. The play presented was Mars
dens comedy, "Boh, - Miss Patti Rosa sr
Fearing IN the title role, Il Is needless 10
say that she settled herself In the hearts OF
her sntirnce carly In the hrst act and re
nsslnest there until the curtain WAS w-rnx
Gown on the last Miss Patti fasa II an
sr'ress Of uasussti0nahic merit. and sSe y
especially adapted 10 the style of play In
shich she sipcsred last evening. She l.
fright and yiyaeious aud her acting i
~aaraesrftsed by grace and absndos
sh.ch are truly charming
tht supporting company i an unusually
struSg cue Nj. tsrrt fssose. as Professor
iAesetne-Ssi sharp. was intensely funny. and
.afisaled successfully a. the humorous
ssnsisaiiiirs Of the audience. Mr. Thanas
Ncssseth, a. Jansen Garnet. aud Mr.. J.
freoc.GHr. a. Nifisr nulpiuis. werc
assa excellent fndeea. the play thresSh
cal ws> presented fa manner To y hsrh
A0vSeep'sGs c0ald be fakra.
lave ana Duty win ~ presented this
vsrnink. L i said ~ tc a plan Of great
sfrnyta, and ~ afford Miss fstli Rosa fuh
ssaee for the alsalay ~ her powers.
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ladies Hsi-dTsss ing Parsor. corner Main
aud seeond STREETS. shamp--slRg and hair
work 81 every description cs hand sed
made - order sf.zox
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Sassasz 5-cssrxl IAis y q cAxae~ iss1
seis.ssa eazslss Every Ea&n IA Sgsstis
stt.a s.ss GER .ixgazs a1ue 81 Business ara
sss<s salts ~ SI.s boat SSH IL see tzzFss
zs tSe Ssar islsiss Hsps1ss. KS { sss EsssS a
STREET kAas & Ezss.sasr-z
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s.Seas s,ss css do Z. yra t-.f- We VII
sfe- fAis seek tasissy sSSsc-cus s;yfeS II
k-sys' sac SUITS sg3eh IS are being ssersssesi
esscs hese >. a. a salt Kline 4 k4zscr-
t-erxs fsiCs. a-t!i -. fais week s4-ss. fsaast
7a5l Il So tafEs e1sa.ts
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sAuasa ~ rar NrSlea -rhe stearashi

sAttiNs ~ THK MSxtca - The steamship
sfsltn. captain Heutiagsen. ssiicd BOT
-eai' ssHaacssea yesterday asfernesa. takfsls
= snail asaeaai 8. lreish, eat ihe faliaM-
...s ~ 81 Tasssssc ". kiEtegsi, I. Y,
NHilea a. ss,n's III y S rl..ss...l, :
Etss, A. RassafaAl. Res. . IL Martin sa,i
80 Mrs v huNc1 Miss Ida Powell,
~ sailis nni wifi. A. ReyaseU. J. n.
s.sAas \. 4 ssaueberseF, l. tsirarss T.
..sAra 2ad viie h q seAmssif, T. =, S.eN
~ Nc, {. q. ThgmpsSa. and 81 IL the
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Twenty-Five ecnss takes the choice OF a
diff~rsnt style. sAirf waists n the stat
gi.sthiux Hof;>s
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WHAT n Is raE Result OF.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

once Yesterday.
bifteen deeds were flied for record In the
auditors csiiee yesterday, argrega,ing &C.
sss, sn average of siss-. % each. Following
Is the list.
Thomas II. Campbell Ia Dorr Forbes. : ],
OF NJ sec Is. TP. - y. X, r, tifD.
Walter "a Rense TO j e. Mnt,ae, lat N.
block J, Bells nth addition. si7oo
Joseph Fosnangh to :. H. fusnaugh. 50
acres In sec. Il, Up, . Y. r. !. T. yloe
J, :. Wheeler 90 o, y. Morse, quit claim 10
an undivided s interest In she oyster claim
Hattie. siao.
A. Il. LleweIlyn 20 John schaser. lots 3
aud a, block Il, Madison street addition.
szo
H. r. Scott 20 Robcrtl- Dixon, 10, 5, block
]. and lot 10. block Is, Ross addition, $a.gs
A. X. Liewcllyn to Rebecca Dixon, lets II
Is, - and ., block Is, Madison street add
ton. sifl.
James +. fhinney TO Byrd J. Jacobs. Z.
= OF nv !, the Ne I. of swa. and &, rod
-. Up. = y. Y. 5 Il. sg-ia
Fred r. Sander to Leonard Dil,er. lots 10
aud II. block -. A. A. Denny's addition.
soc
United States to Edwin chrlsirnan. Sc i.
of Ne sec, .. fP. y y. K. 5 Z. so.
Edwin Chslxtfnant 10 Adam (. thrisfman.
~ = Of NJ = Of See :, Tp. =. n. T. 5 Z
W z Loelari TO wllter N. Coleman. lots
?. 3, a 10. II and IL, block a., Pontius' sec
ond addition, sSse
Franklin " Jones' 10 Margaret sidney, lot
II. block y. ,'iiinsn's addition thFst subdi
sisionl. SIeoo
Homer N. nm TO oren ; Clark. unaivid-
ed : in : y Of sEs. Of sw i see II. TIP.
- n, K sf 81
T. G. Mites - Mary q. Robertson. 10;
block n Terry seeaud addition, 500
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WHY III WAS DONE.
a New Siepe to be Snnk I'm the
Nrwrasffe Mine.

..nefsrc any raerc essi q mined =; New
castle the company has found e Heecssary
10 sink pew slope, - they have taken
rssi As sauch eoAi as they Ssn on The oia
ssaise without getting over ouso Coilins
csstm.~ SAID a gentleman ia position Ia
know yesterday. ~fhe stalking II ;hIs
sies- VIII rs1eire
THREE 90 FOVs MONTHS.
During " kich tinse tas mtle viii ~ eltssei
down Ne eHori siG ee maize q drive The
sui,ssrs .tff Those ak9 srs Axtsg IN "a
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special sale of Preach camhr.cs. IA
styles. old prize. sac; new prizes, f5c.-Tck.
las. siBgrrmRn h Gol
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Monday morning We VIII reduce all CO.
millinery goods ssec prices Tuesday morn
sag.-Tokias. Stngrrgnan a Go.
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John Cent presided ever the First ward
primary aud Tony Hart acted rs secretary.
Three names were rneniaoEed for council
sslea--J. + Mcdonald, J r. hout.rn and
A. Ammuuas Mcdonald got e Votes.
E-5wden - ana AnmGnds d ncievaiss 10
the city convention 10 tr held July
"a were chosen rs follows. Frank
ciAary. Peter Barns. Robert Meyers, aud
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The place 30 buy neekweaf at = and ).
cents in SILK aud plush 1. at the star Cloth
ing Hoc.e rs Com ts-7-i al street
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Picture frames and nson moulding
largest stock iAIzam & Co, secong
sr-r
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New las Of Infants vests In white and
colors from 2Sc up.-Tcklss. singerlnsn
4 60
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r. T. Carroll presided In the second
ward. and Lyman woS-d acted as SECRETARY
J. b. Hughes was nominated Tor connets-
uaG, ard The following Isersens chssseu
delegates 10 the city convention, james
Ne,soexn, John tAidNeii. = X. smith. l..
Mood T.. Philips. Dan Moore, N. Nc
(. Donald T. Workman, Hirgvns. ChiIberg.
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Artists materials. studies. etc Canaan
& Co. second street.
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$50 0E'.. 9ese ss7xr.Vr tesa cset 81
ssasa rs ASH eissis -, .sse= { aaazy' ssslsl
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gala week for huyers 81 fashionable
summer rg.,sis. 4oc dress eamh-ses for lie
--Tokias, Singerman 4 90.
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ssat c.eshias L ~.
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E1grayi3ss- stehiags. p2steis, waier-col
trs. etc Asa.zala & Ca. seennd s,rcet
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= ss'Ssas--f Kiss, SluveFsezs 1 10.