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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-07
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

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Exxs epzzIare Is r0zs IL. nzs &c ssz<ssz-
Ene shs fxx4 shzt tsse estzH- r sErssssF
ssTs-<.azsed. ~ ssreMer reszezssn q
r,ss<es & rey1szssss. Sgt u1ps Is nkzs5 - fnl-
lsz Il tzss rzarxass "a ssr1w5es arr fufxaer.
Eusss~ = aE<u es1zsaz n -xSzssv fzsesT. Ne
fzrfzrer ssssaeesaas Ia rsaees r svfeL Tha
asa xasxkeE szam.wx IzsE sight - fsrssve-
rnenr Efss - sssw esszSnE IN r1fzaeT szeeiy.
Prizes are ~ znssged yesterday
wgRc HaypEsG ASD PRODUCE RK.
gEzFT~-Isayfux tie Last = a1zzrs -
rserg hzns1kH@ szd ysztEce rkfsrEs e this
se5<x h3x@ Asez - Sss2sosss Fa<es sssszshkz
sAexs road. ~ s0zls Gefnna sIa Azs2 Fasrs
&s.zzu4 rzEsft1z1- fzns SEATTLE I4axe -acre
4 Kssfern rzilwNy. re tazg Sfesrasss--
EsE51h II 1asa- Glide. ~ tens f1zxk Brown.
: sx~e. Ezsuxes. Egszsss Dispatch IS igRss
seaOsnss Cen Esgrue.F. sS tazzs. TefAl re-
s5TIguESTs.--r,mrsng ssse last - aousz
s.ksssss ara anerxhzzsstse A8Te kesea shipped
f.azn aeaxzss 80 fkle Surrounding cgaEtgy IS
follows. PuEEf -1szsS4 Shore r1&H . tons
fsx3s Eraissa Gzass Ysxes. ss1uHss road, 70 Eszs5
r@Aszzs lake @ls3rzs aud E6ssEru Eaafwss.
y sSzs. $seszaers--TrsEai<r.1 fgzzE- ADD
gss tDnz tsisdx, zE5k gszs. Aaasre. - sg.1ss
AeeusEs. sazzs Trace. ton. Total ship
fn9ate l.1E. tu1x
xaTrEEUF EEc u FyTS. syrup. r pkie.
a5sa kex.- exxs. ~ fzRess dried apples, ~
soxxs- a0Dzs tgTz skNs Exrrsfs. 20 SKIS
dressed ix@f - esrezss<z. butter. hx1xee.
arAfns. = "a ksss apples, hoAs: ses-s1. II skis
S~ssat11s. - skz. cr=xssx veal, carcass
asesSez hDgx. 50 eare4ssess smear. : tstEss 5
SKIS rolled Ssts. bel hsy. 8 T0zs: cats. -
toss &pnSes. - kssxesS DE~er. Ibis. GRO
ceaes. 10 pkgss kxrsaxss, 10 rxgk: fs1rzI-
ear. wassd. eats hseses. head hocsS
and shoes. eases
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Much MIXED Up.
The Quarrel Of Warren and Bssco-
witx. Victoria Vessel Men.

VICTORIA. u. c.. Feb. s--Cspsain <ss-
rea. owner Of sealing vessels In partner
ship with Joseph Boseowitz, had = dis
agreement with the latter and parted corn
pany Litigation has been going on for
several weeks IN an endeayof OF Warren
10 secure title 70 his property. He
recently sold schooner, and counsel for
Bo<eowifg. acting under instruction.,
wrufs letter 10 afse OF the purchasers %
the schooner charging Warren with fraud
Warren today entered action for libel
against EoscoNifx. fiassaing 81 900 dana
ages Several years ago Warren
assigned. aud shoftiy before transferred
certain property 20 BoscosGrx The cred.
ltofs ~ warren have nos catered SUR
against ko<cowsfx 20 compel hin 10 ae-
r@saf1s Toe all The property ~ transferred.
Harrea Las again assigned for the benefit
81 hts creditors
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rHE BAY CITIES.
Isnamsrahie Buildings soon 90 be
Eree1rsi-- 10 RAnl Essnfe EfrEas

xHAT1an. Fet, e.-Ine Esss1aay Mil
Company has taken E-any orders for lam
Immediately. A Mr. Wilson proposes 70
pile ia pne block on tize water Ersas. oat-
side the patent line, and beii1 thereon.
hoping 10 purchase from the state.
Ga bellingnam tar there ars NOT less
than - real estate firms buying and aeIs-
ing
fransaesEug q large TDiunas OF business
Court insects March y. for the fsrss sime for
. year.
John simpson. the Nooksask merchant,
who has beeu yery SICK fer week, IL ~
safsxseptrw
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MosrEssEo. Feb. a--1he new bill intro
dnced ia s0ngre<z creating the Monfesano
iaBE district has caused prices In real
estate 10 sslfra aud the demand for city
property 90 Increase with q land office a.
Aentssafse. q city Of seattle's importance
viii spring into exis;enCe here.
Information has been received from par
ties In Massachusetts. proposing 10 esfah-
lsxh . fruit-csnnfng establishment at this
point
New buildings are going mp ia all parts
OF the city.
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To.pa,,. w.a,h.r

SAN FRANCESCA. Feb 6..-faateastans fuv
= as8rS for 0reguu ard Washington
fefrisess Fass weather wlth tbe exeep-
t5as ct rssn ia tke western pestioa irosa
fssff and FsssyEssWargs
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eF0xAxg FAf2a- Fess. Es--Tise weet FasGmsi
fr3fa due hese II 4f5 = n. WA sexxFHi
kou<x lsse fBis a0saiag, 1winx - snow
hlaakazss 10 Dakota AA6 N0afana
TAa work II sSsEI6f1E tie Warrington
and 19Gsse thr0egts the Caag q A4esse 70
serxatscz vii ~ Eesassess ~ ezsse-
" i@sss CfHyka. 4 Fr9rnizezzf s8Slse~. II
sefEoEssF Ill
Fssr celebration 0c9ayrcss on Nnss street
tbs afteyreun Fssssr hundred dollars
worth os aseeraesess ssee GsseAa rx4sf. T4e
Graders wsrE kszzpefa.es frosa ya1ses ans
theirs sAs 3 running Nfs fs9s osef a. honr.
Ths Whsle city fnr1exi cut - wffnsss the
eye1t
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kktsa. fss. t,--An saeszesi1gy rna3e a.
ox1eaEf ~ Esfr& xss< KzzMsae Asssks, IA
oSse- AtsEa4kJ A1es1f8E. 1selYe ssef9ssss
mefx klss sszzsx sal sbS pSssrf Ssesr Msza
ez'xaa MOI hsst esaa5.@a Il fsss Ees haS 1eea
4zs<zs sssez q Sew saSanses sEses A 4szssassss
k<x yzsaax HsfSs &lzasxsssss ~. zasak%
nz~ese Tbs fsseE 1srsxiH tsertsxz Az ees
t&xsx1, &ud 4 vii ~ tsRz& ss1h taesz II
0nzxsz
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resT GaweLE, Feb. s sailed schs
Hgsaenae.
NsAa Bay. Feb. slight rain, fresh
s3aikaAsf wina
-aS FRANCISCO, FEB. So Arrived 49, SIR
Aikt, S9aft1e, Giearee-Sig state O! CasiEaS.
ais. Portland ctr Lakme. f.ors Toxnseaa;
"a keuneANe. AansiTna Sailed str san
frsSru. Tacoma. arhlg, Port Townsend.
h9E4uzs. feget sound OUTSIDE hsBaus5
50. 5snes ThaSsaa.
sypNkEs =. :. W.~~AssiTesi--s'a al forglia.
f.slfr. Z f.s.s.s AlHas
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Tae Rufus Z. Wood is IN. she win take
@ss' toss Of Cedar River coal.
The steamer Rainier hsoaght in boom
81 logs yesterday fo- the Mechanics mill
The ship Kafus E. Wood has arrived aud
viii take Ia 2-Hu tens Of Cedar MonntaIu
esssi for San Francisco.
Ire fsHEaSis Thorpe was moved ycssar-
DAY mcTning from Harrington Il Smiths
shGss ~ Hafsiela's wharf
The spartan finished aischargise al
sShw attackers wasrf yesterday las.nlnS.
snd u as tewea iown 20 the coal bunkers,
ahete she vii load.
TIE tsafsr NaaEanita moved yesterday
fnernfDg fr0sn the coal bankers u the
oeeaa aoeks v here she saw lies awaiting
sAysseFs. TIE trim little erait was iDspecfesi
by sssSs crowds yesterday. the les buoy
ACT she aassslgng buoy on her forward
ssssek being especial oh, eets OF attention
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sHDNEY. y. : W. FEB s-~ResuTas from
s&e eFscsion fuz members II the assembly
~ fAg received sfssw thgt 20 falnisscfiagssss
ssrn eseeEs3
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Wa CHONG &c G
CHINA TEA STORE.

4 ~ KINDS OF TEA nsgE8 e@Ekh
"A Ensgz. Efss 2Esssi &as sAss. tgaw. q eAz
10 " T~E fxEanAs tzzeS. setnxa. SIX Azxss
k1sSs1sxss ard Ssyt&ass~o @isssxz vxrx zsa,sA
k-scs azeee- sasSss xnaTs as4s w xsn R5aa
xszeszs 4gs
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rusAIIur SKws

kste 81 she BARRED fastavY gesa
tsr8ce fsv Hnrs.
tNyAf1z,F, fets 6.~-1ae tsagsIsae ssa4e
saa s&fsss fsescfs. aA1cA has e-ssesssi
~ - RS kewa, has t.svss essaeET. afsss shss
Ssvfxksf Will be RsAzfsSi "a esx 4 &ssS is
s1F}iA fssx l2FNe isaereasg ia stexa zsssss sszs
bss1nfss aat rssistenxe slsp<.
See sssass sales ssFssS LAST repast aExge
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TELEGEAPHrc MARKETS..



xx~ Y1RE. Feb. s--fae stock market -
dag Vas Yzgre active. Will stronger tons
assaazz faxsEskozss, and the resais o. ttsae
dag i n;ssezf18ns " ia hsave Tassst OF the list
materially hsxAer than issf evening, Gran
GERS were tha we&k spot Ia KAe Ssst- salk;
EnsEsnzs<zz 4 esaIacy and Rock Island es-
BeesaiIv Showed marked weakness ard de-
eifnes2 materially. tssgagts q portion 81 tie
SosSes werA made Up toward the esnse 81
bnsfuesR. The market closed &esiye and
ssFosz. SeDeTsily ~ sae best prices 81 the
1Ey-
Government 5oa6s were dun tut fra
ExcaAEgE AxD SECURITIES.
SEw T9KE. Feb. s.-Aeney on call
easy ~ 20, Prime mercantile paper, Ae5.
Sterling exchange, unsettled ard weak So
day bills, ss.ss: demand. sz.s
EDxBs-
e 4 4sz regiss a ]. fzs52 SIS feouponss 100
a. se0upuns 1884, Pscsfe Is. -..-..... I'D
rstf a
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CAUTION

Beware q fant - ar rxrne .<..s : q
price arc stzrrss3 ssls me hsstssgrs 81 =
az3T1vFsssz sssoEs A<sers faxvss.r rs,.. -
wAieh prussrV tha wsarerx zrasa~s NJ
press ass.t s..f.e-scr gEasEz Il 3aa.s~ -. ~.
- = I's !. saass = rsfases ssss@.'
81 says Ise has fEaezi wsSaesnz mr. nsS,s, -
przce stamped on re kxStsrrs 49, - -
down - = frz1z -
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A TTORSEY-AT-LAw. ROOMS "A AND
"A A.. Boston block. seattle. W T.
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NEW YORK. Feb ss-Miuing quotations
closed AfnAdor 81 "a, Consolidated Cali
fornia and Virginia 8 .. Common wealth
e. =. Del Monte 81 80. Iron Silver IS 90,
Mutual 81 -. 0ntArIp IS, Plymouth q 20,
SILVER King 81 10. Union Consolidated 81.
Velffsyr Jacket "a y
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13
Interesting Statistics.

WASHINGTON, December 12th.-A statement
was issued tonight by the Bureau of Statistics
of the Treasury Department, which shows that
during November 47,555,0s3 worth of cotton
was exported, as against SIS, 929 ,2l0 in Novem-
Der, 1855.
The value of mineral oils extracted was 81, 1884,
1856 as against "a 1851 ,s37 during the ten months
ending October 3lst last.
There were S7S, I40 immigrants who arrived in
this country, being decrease of 5,032, as COM
pared with the same period in 1883.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13

| of Louisiana in favor of the national election
| law introduced by Ingalls,, sherman and Evarts
among the bills introduced and referred were:
BY Butler-For the emigration of persons of
color from the Southern States.
BY G0Fman-For the International Exposition
at the national capital i'll 1892.
By Stewart-For the free coinage of gold and
silver, and the issue of coin certificates
Gibson offered a resolution, (Which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Foreign Relations),
instructing the committee to inquire into the
expectancy and praeticability of acquiring or
Sc ting apart territory for the occupation of
negro or colOred citizens of the United States
and also to inquire how far and in what man
ner the Government of the United States can
and ought equitably to aid the freedmen of the
listed States and their families and descend
ants, TO emigrate thereto and settle thereon and
establish system OF common school education.
Ingalls, offered concurrent resolution (which
went over for a holiday recess for the two
Houses from December 18th to January 9th.
Under resolutions offered by Aldrich and
Plat, the following changes III the committees
were agreed to:
appointment of a select committee of fifteen
Senators TO be called the "QuadrO Centennial
Committee" The increase OF the Committees
on immigration Coast Defenses Mines and
nine members each; of the Committee on In
dian DepredatiOns, seven members of Com
mittees of Postotfice and Post Roads, Territories
Public Lands. and Pensions, 10 ten members;
and the continuance during the present session
OF a select Committee on Irrigation.
Dolph offered a resolution, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Library, instructing
that committee to inquire into the advisability
of the erection in Washington of a memorial
hall, at which shall be received and retained
such statues and portraits of public men and
eminent citizens of the United States, and such
historical paintings and other works of art as
may be provided by law.
After an executive session the Senate adj
j0urned till Monday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13

WASHINGTON, December 12th.-The Senate
Committee on Commerce hell its first meeting
Of the session this morning and subcommittee
appointed. The Committee on Indian A fairs
also held its first session to-day All bills upon
the subject of Indian depredations were sent to
.he new sub committee on that subject
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The Famous Ohio BaIIot-box Contract
Brought IN by Rufteryyor4b


WASHINGTON, December 12th-In the House
Butterworth brought up the famous Ohio ballot
box contract. which figured so conspieuously il
the last campaign by Offering resolution re
citing that OF the persons whose names apreal
on said paper all except one were at the time o.
said publication and, except S. S. Cox, deceased
are still members of the House and Senate and
that a committee of five be appointed to inves
tigete. The resolution further said that if the
contract were genuine the signers were unfit to
sit in Congress. The resolution was adopted,
and the report of the Sileott Committee was
presented TO the House.
he report Of the Silcott Committee gives q
detailed statement of The assets and liabilities
of the office December 9Th The shortage is
stated at SO EOS DC. Itststes that the committee
mas not yet made q sufficient investigation of
the matter OF discounts and notes. Many notes
the committee believed were forged to cover a
deiaicatiOn already existing, and says the COM
mittee cannot too severely condemn the manner
IN which the Sergeant-at- Arms conducted the
affairs of his Office.
Payson o. Illinois Immediately upon the con-
cluslon OF the reading of the report, offered
resolution authorizing the committee not only
70 examine the accounts, but to take charge of
all the assets of the Office until further orders
that the House would receive any proposal
from Leedom for making good any deficiency,
and also make full report as to the effect OF
any deficiency.
A protracted debate followed over this, re-
garding the responsibility of the Sergeant at
Arms, and whether he was acting IS the agent
o. the members of the Treasury Department.
The opinions expressed were conflicting.
BOutelle of Maine offered a substitute for the
resolution, directing the committee to report as
10 he effect or result Of any deficiency, and es-
pecislly as 70 the unpaid salaries to members
accompanying the report with a bill if neces-
sary.
This was adopted, as was also the one offered
by HemphilI Of South Carolina directing Ser
geant-at-A Arms Holmes to arrange with the
Treasury Department for the payment of the
mileage of members.
Brewer of North Carolina introduced a bill Tor
the repeal OF the tax on tobacco in all its FORMS
Referred.
Wilkinson OF Louisiana announced the death
OF his colleague, Gay, of the Third Louisiana
District, and as a mark Of respect the House ad-
iourned until Monday.
~ THE SENATE.
WAsHNGToS, December I2th.-In the Senate
Walcott was excused from service en- the Com
nitlee on Indian Affairs.
Petitions were presented from various parishes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13

WASHINGTON, December 12th.-First Comp
troller Matthews has decided that the Act of
Congress passed January D. 1889, fixing the
limit of the cost of the San Francisco postoffice
site at sS00,000. which was in the nature of an
amendment OF the original Act of March 8, 1887
which appropriated S351,000 for the same, did
not carry with it an appropriation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING
In MIND And BODY.
Healing Of All Manner Of Diseases,
Mental and Physical.
INSOMNIA AND MELANCHOLIA CURED.
Se1f-Hea1ins Tausht
Perfect Love Casteth Out ALI Fear.

MRS. MARY C. MARSHALL, MENTAL
vi Healer and Teacher, will be in this city
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10th, and will deliver
free lecture on the Laws of Health or the
Science of Life at Y. NJ. l. Hall; will give free
public headings after the lecture and will form
classes for the study of Mental Healing MRS
MARSHALL has met with great success during
an extensive practice in curing hopeless cases
after physicians have given them up, and will
convince any one after fair trial. that there is
burdened but can be cured by this method
People coming to her are relieved of aches
pains, rheumatism, neuralgia. indigestion liver
troubles, and EVEN CONSUMPTION is cured.
1entiy relieved.
Dependency and gloominess dispelled light
hesrtedness and peace restored by the exercise
of the soul powers
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13

WASHINGTON, December 12th.-Mr. McKenna
viii introduce bill at the earliest possible op-
portunity increasing the appropriation for the
Sacramento public building from S150,000 to
100000, the additional $50 900 being necessary to
rectify the mistake of the previous architect
Terry, who failed in his plans for the building
to provide for foundation under the ground.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13

WAsHINGToS, December 12th.-In the Senate
Walcott was excused from service en- the Com
nitlee on Indian Affairs.
Petitions were presented from various parishes
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Appropriation Committee.

WASHINGTON, December 12th.-The House
Appropriation Committee met this morning and
completed its organization. The following SUBJ
committees were appointed:
Sundry and Civil--Cannon, Cogswell, Nc
Comas, Randall and Savers.
Legislative. etc-Butterworth, Cannon, Brew
er. Forney and Dockery.
District OF Columbia -AIcComas Henderson,
Morrow, Clements and Dockery.
Pensions Morrow, Belden, Peters, Sayers and
Breckenridge.
Publications : Brewer, Butterworth, Cogs-
well. Randall and Savers.
Deficiencies = Henderson, Cannon, Peters,
Breckenridge and Clements
Permanent appropriations Belden, Peters,
Morrow, Dockery and FoDey
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13

OWING TO THE REPORT THAT THE
" hotel of Bartlett Springs will be closed dur
ing winter, inform the public in general that
/ KEEP OPEN DURING WINTER the hotel
known as PLEASANT VIEW, adjoining the
Bartlett Springs, Lake county, California
Comfortable beds, good home cooking PRICE,
from rs so to $40 per week.
n29-im$ MRS H HOPPTN ProDrietrass
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Springfield, Ohio, Nelcs says ut
may be said TO be without competition, so
individual (peculiar) and alone is Hoods
Sarsaparilla in all that is claimed for it. )"
Sold by druggists.
Pans Soap secures beautiful complex
ion
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

Il STREET, BET. THIRD AND FOURTH.
IN Sacramento, is conducted ON the European
plan, where you can get meals at all hours for 10
cents and upwards. Good furnished rooms by
the day, week OF month at reasonable prices.
n7-tf&Su w A. CASW ELL Proprietor
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THE SADDLE ROCK
restaurant and Oyster House.

E'IRsT-CLAsS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT
l. Ladies Dining-Ioom separate Open day
and night BUCHANAN & CARRAGHER, Pro-
prietors, 1919 Second street, between and X,
If
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-13

COME ONE. COME ALL and be taught how
to be well and to dispense with the necessity of
a physician.
CONSULTATION FREE! Call and be con-
WINGED of wonderful healing powers.
Office rooms at MRS. C. A. d. GRAY's, No.
4l515 K street. OFFICE HoURs-9A A. NJ to P. NJ.
Lecture on TUESDAY, December 10TH at .
o'clock P. NJ; also THURSDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS following, at same hour, at Y. NJ. 1. Hall,
on Seventh street. near K d7-4p1m
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STRENGTH OF BAKING POWDERS


o. PRIZE Pn-est
JoHNsuN's CAam) <zEzzzszizzzEEszzzzs
RANsETs (whea fresh).
HAYwooD's( AlumPoyyder)
RIDERs.
QUEEN (AIpn Powder ..-. rIzzEsExsszzzI s5szzEEzz
SIYHUI.N-s (short VT. IL c.
DARNELL & Cos alum Powder)
a1YAl. ................
EUREKA CAiHm Powder. ................E
HERBERT a Os.....................k
CHIEF alum Powder) 4IsEzz.zEEE.s
GIFT POWDERS (eoaiaiu Alum Amrpcnia) zzzzEzznzE
SCHEME POWDERS contain Alum & Ammonia )izszzalsze
BULK POWDER tsold loose-Al & Ammouia) .ZEZzzs9
RAssEY's (when not frcsA) zxzz8
REPORTS or GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS AS TO PURI-
Tl AND 1yHOLEsOMENtss or DIR. PRICES
CREAM BAKING POWDER.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder does not contain
Alum, Ammonia or Lime, or any adulteraut-R. s.
q. PATTON, PHI. D., Chemist for the United States
Government.
The Cream of Tartar Used in DR.. Prices Cream
liking Powder is the strongest and free from all
and other impurities. The best Baking Pow
made.-PrOf. PETER COLLIER. Chief Chemist for
United States Department OF Agriculture Wash
gtOn, D. c.
have several times examined baking powders in
ne market to determine their furity, raising power
and Influence on tile health of those using them.
have un fOrmly foudd Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder the best m all respects. In raising power il
stands at the head. IL is pure, clean. elegant and
my family for years-PrOf. r. c. KKDZIE, Latf
President Michigan state Board OF Health
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]. MILL r
Packing and Drying Co.,

DACKERS OF THE FOLLOWING BRANDS
il of California Canned Fruits:
GOLD DUST BRAND" extra 3-pound cans,
choicest selected fruits
"OLD FORT BRAND standard 21s-pound
cans selected fruits. Fun weight brand, extra
heavy goods, and quality of fruit equal TO most
sugar. We also put up a line Of SAUCES, under
our trademark "old Port" such as "Old Fort
Table Sauce, Cetsup, Chow Chow, Salad Dress
ing, Ssuerkraut, Pickles, Mustards, etc. All
equal to any other brands Ask your grocer for
our goods. Ia LOOK FOR OUR BRANDS.
sacramento Packing and Drying Go. opt
TyHE NEWS OF THE WORLD Is CONTAINED
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HAUB'S RESTAURANT,
GIG j STREET.
PATRONIZE this WJDOW

C1ANCY BAKERY AND BANQUET AND
Il Dining Parlors. Rs- Wedding Cakes and
Dinners q specially. d2-lm
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TESTIMONIALS.


l suffered int01erable anguish from melan-
cholia, induced by sickness and financial disas-
tiers, which bordered on insanity, for many
months had been driven to contemplate sui
solved upon that, when l was impelled to call
on Mrs. Marshall as a last hope She restored
me to my normal condition, both physically
and mentally, and raised me to a higher and
better understanding of the true spiritual ex-
istence. MRS MARY SHAW
~ L. j.
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IIdPPy
MRS. C. i. REBIC, Pasadena, Cal.

was for years a sufferer from female COM
plants. was also afflicted with heart trouble,
which seriously alarmed me and my friends
Through the healing and teaching of Mrs. Mar
shall am thoroughly cured, not only of disease,
but of be ief in sickness, and am independent
of any doctor. MRS. A. NJ. MCCOMAS,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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HOTELS ARD RESTAURANTS.
AMERICAN EAGLE HOTEL,
n. e Cor. Twelfth and j, Sacramento.

c. w. NEWBERT, Proprietor,
FORMERLY OF THE BRUCE HOUSE.
I Board and Lodging per week, S. to 81;
Single Meals, % cents; Families accommodated
on Reasonable Terms. Finest of WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS. Street Cars pass the
doors every few minutes. Newly renovated
throughout. d1OIm