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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-15
NEW TO-DAY.

Adret snsents of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
Found, n Sale, To Lei GTSd similar notices under
lis heal re inserted for cents per N,se the first
time ana cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices o. his character i0iu be found under this
heading.
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weather Forecasts for To-day.

WGaIIItI T Oi6UdsI5 IOI IU-UaIy'
California-Fair weather; variable winds;
nearly stationary temperature.
Oregon and washington-Local rains vari-
able winds; cooler.
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THE POPULAR REPRINT CNINTH EDITION.
4 ENCYCLOP KDIA BRITANNICA,
JUST FROM THE PRESS, AT oNE-HALF THE PRICE OF
ANY OTHER REPRINT. AND AT oNE-THIRD THAT OF
THE ORIGINAL EDITION. For SALE on THE MOST
LIBERAL INsTALIMEST TERMS, BY ED. G. HUM
PHREY, GENERAL AGENT for the PACIFIC COAST,
P. 0. BOX 800, SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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b. f. stoll, Dentist, 6O6 street, wishes
to inform his patients and all those in need Of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
half, and will guarantee all operations to be
first-elass and satisfactory or no charge made.
fa1-Tf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-15

Mr.. Spurgeon has just published the
thirty-ffth volume of his sermons. Two
thousand one hundred of these discourses
has he put in print.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-15

tory, Sixth street, between and K manufact-
ures all kinds Of Mechanics Clothing and Un-
derwear. feS-tf
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HEADLINE WRITING.

The art of writing head lines is as fine
as it is an abused art There are very few
readers of newspapers who have not had
their souls narrowed up by outrageous
violations of propriety, grammar and
decency on the part of sensational head
line writers. So long as mere sensational
ism has place in journalism, these ofenses
will continue. But it should be the Office
of every managing editor in the land to
prosecute reform in headline writing.
In the first place a great many offenders
think it witty to deceive the reader by
headline that is not expressive of the
body of the article. The idea seems to be
that the reader must be entrapped into
examining an article. 1t is true that it is
legitimate to pique the curiosity, to stimu-
late the fancy and to quicken the imagina-
tion, but the English language is rich
enough to allow this to be done without
falsifying.
In the second place vulgarity should
never enter into the headline, but wit
may and should. The head should in
some part of it disclose plainly and with
out any mystery the true character of the
article or item that it crowns. The New
York Herald headline writer, who the
other day put these words over dispatch
announcing that Chicago wished the
Worlds Fair postponed until l2a2 Is a
boor-
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GENERAL NOTICES.
B. F. stoll, Dentist, eoe J street.

The best place in California to have your
printing done A. ]. Johnston & Co.'s, 40
street. Sacramento, Cal.
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Though pure and simple. and SO mild,
1t might be used by any child,
Yet SOZODONT g so swift and sure
That mouth and teeth with wondrous speed
From tartar and taint are freed
Till they become sweet, white and pure. IT'S
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NOR sALE-oNE GEAR & SCOTT WOOD
E burning engine. Boiler guaranteed to stand
a cold-water pressure of 50 pounds. Price, $3.50.
Also, one fifteen passenger wagonette, suitable
for hotel or picnic purposes; in good condition.
Address JEROME BAKER, Woodland, Cal.
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If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. isaac
THOMPSONS EYE WATER, Sold at Is cents 1yS
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EoR SALE-FoUR LOTS S0x160, NORTH
e side street; best location for dwellings in
the city; above all possible foods; near street
cars; city and pure well water; perfect drainage
and good soil. Apply to w. E. CHAMBERLAIN,
1913 NJ street. dl0-tf
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NOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
Z largest saloons in this city, connected with
chop-house and extra ladies' rooms. best loca-
ton; stock and lease. Inquire at this office.
mrl0-6t
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HOUSE TO LET-THE MODERN RESI-
III dence. No. 1923 Il street, furnished, in
rear OF premises. Apply on premises or at the
agents, FABIAN BROS, Ninth and SITS. mr11h
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on ROOM HOUSE ON K STREET, IN THE
OU best location, to rent: furniture for sale
low down; terms easy. Apply at 1907 Fourth
street. fe25-f
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ITO LET-oNE ROOM AND A KITCHEN,
L over Fabian Bros store, corner Ninth and
J streets. Suitable for only one or two persons.
mr3tf
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= I: 10 H0US 8
Street.
SACRAMENTO. CAL.
FRUITS, SEED, PRODUCE, ETC.
ORANGE TREES-

VXTE CARRY THE BEST AND LARGEST
w stock of Orange, Lemon and all kinds OF
plant. Call and see our stock. Everything in
the nursery line w. K. STRONG CO., Second
St. near railroad passenger depot. .2mdSu
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CHICAGO HAS BITTEN OFF MORE THAN
SHE CAN CHEW

There is neither wit nor information in
the line. 1t compels the reader to search
for its meaning, and while that is legiti-
mate in advertising, it is offensive in the
body of a newspaper, we care not what the
article is.
+ The reader of a newspaper should be
treated by the writers upon It as gentle
men, not as fools or clowns, or as those
who love vulgarity and slang. As rule,
expression Of opinion should not be in
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So BUYS "A CORD
OF STOVE WOOD. Oh A TON OF COAL
y for S. Get your winters supply now al
he O. n n yard Far-r-1 and streets
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ONE EIGHT-HoRSE POWER BOILER AND
" engine for sale. Inquire at 1920 K ST. fel-f
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I7REsH MILK COWS FOR sALE-THOR-
T. oughbred and registered Jersey cows for
sale. Inquire at 1929 G st. E. F. AIKEN. mr12-6*
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T. able city property, wheat ranch Of ,2e0
acres near Williams Colusa county. Address
WFINSTOCK IJTBIN 4 co. Sacramento. O2S-tf
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

EoR SALE THIRTY FINE CITY LOTS
l. 40x16) feet each. chance to get a good
bargain at a low price; privilege to pay in in
stallments. Apply to STROBEL. 3I7 J st mrl3-6+
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UyO RENT-ONE TENEMENT OF THREE
i rooms, also one suite of two large unfur-
nished' rooms, both suitable for housekeeping
for man and wife; also one large unfinished
room, and three furnished rooms with or with
out board) Apply to D. GARDNER, woodward,
Fourth and streets. mr7-n
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1t goes without saying that our present inter
change of visits and views, our excursions and
banquets and speeches, tend to bring the people
together and unite them against the political
the old sectional hate. We are coming to the
time when there will be no North and no South
except in the geographical sense. Let the good
work go on.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-15
THE WEEKLY UNION

Entered az the Postofice At Sacramento n
s4cond-class matter
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yxTANTED = WE HAVE COOKS, FARM
w hands, carpenters, and in fact every rep
resentation of labor, who desire positions.
TONNES e. GO0DFRIEND, Employment
Agency. 3l9 street. mrlO.n
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cLEYELANp.s POLICY.
he has Hopes Of the Democrats Party's
success.

Success.
NEw YoRx, Jan. 22.-Morrison Mum
ford. editor of the Kansas City Times, who
i visiting New York. has had an interview
with ex- President Cleveland. which he tel
egrapled his paper tonighi. Those por-
tions Of general interest are taken from IL
Mr. Cleveland has lost none OF the zeal on
tariff reform which inspired his celebrated
message.
1T is most gratifying 10 me" be said,
that the masses as well as the leaders OF
the party, are taking hold Of the tariff
issue with such spirit and evident deter-
minatIon 10 win. Ny letters from every
part Of the country show the extent and
depth Of the agitation.
II was generally pleased continued
Mr. syeland, 80 find In Bostonsa degree
OF earnestness and feTsor beyond thai Of
men engaged in politics. From my OBJ
seEvatlons there and in New York,
and from my correspondence,
conclude that thinking men Of The
nation are masset almost solidiy on tie
side of tariff reform.
then said 70 Mr.. Cleveland, The Dem
oorasie party i already preparing fov isz.
and leoSiHe forward to that campaign with
EJFt0EAstet AItt tue hEftt4Hhfis - ~ w ~ AL
unanimous that he should he orr leader
IS ta that. he replied. "it Is tie cause
and not personal considerations that
should concern as. II / consulted uav own
feelings aouia prefer 70 have some one
else take the lead
..Rut no ore else is thoughtof among the
Democratic masses
ss3en who have the elements of leader
ship develop rspidir ana II Is a long iiule
til iss2. e quickly replied the ex.Psessdeni.
s'Ig Is not question of Iacn bat Of priu-
elpl4s u would ~ = pity not 70 carry
forwara the work which tue party has 80
grandly inAngurased and there ought 70 IA
30 halt until The ends aimed st are coas-
passed. and the people Are II falI possess
SION Of benefits and blessings which al az
camulation q Inequalities called into ex-
issenoe by apathy en one side and sell.
interest on the ether, have diverted frou'
theEa.
Il rejoice ia the feeling that the Demo
cratic party Il the repository 81 the ues.
principles and puFpossss that It's Fanks
sesm with the intelligent yo4ng manhood
az tAe country. and that i enjoys COM.
pete m0nopofy Of every American policy
rot merely sectional Or tsne serving
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RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
Nails Shipped North From San
Francisco.
MORE SNOW FALLING FAST
No Better Frospeet fer the Southern
Pacific Raiiroad onelais-Trav-
cling By steamer.

PoRTzAED, Jan. 22-The situation in
railroad circles is Substantially as yesteF-
day. All Tnigsa Pacific delayed trains are
IN ard others sire moving rs usuai. East
bosna buxine1a. both freight and passenger.
- goiag out The track IS heavy and
schedule time cannot he made.
ne prospects Of q clear road for the
Southern Pacific are 10 better Fourteen
inches Of new snow hare fallen between
Roseburg and Ashland. Superintendens
Brandt leaves tonight for the scene Of
trouble and viii 80 through 10 Ashland
with she snow plow.
The aeather throughout the Willamette
valley is moderating and some rain is
already reported.
Special advices from eastern Oregon
sheep men report losses OF 3 10 7 per cent.
among fiocks. Two weeks CT such weather
viii raise the loss - ~ or Is per cent.
A large number ef engines are showed in
between Dansmuir and Ashland. on the
Southern Pacific. and the continued snow
renders the situation extremely uniortn-
nats. Tomofrow's outgoing San Francisco
steamer already has an enormous ptIssen-
ger list, including railroad people.
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cosDEssKD DrsrArcHxs.

AT the annual meeting Of the san Franz
cisco Chamber Of Commerce Ira r. Rankin
was succeeded BY sx-GoyernoF Perkins ~
president.
The Fort Townsend Aryus, weekly
siree 1870. daily since 1ss2s has suspended
publication.
A Convention 10 s0raa natural fon-p4r~
slaau ~. q. 4. q. is ia session In clevs-
LAID. o.
4 eonrnlstss OF the Afrc- Americas
league has presented petition Tor redress
u the wrongs Of coloFsd people % Pfess-
deaf Harrison.
W. Krshis has been appointed pest
master At Koselyns Wash.
Nellie Bly rnAae the ruin to Alba
auerqns. SIS miles. In twenty-five honre
There is sn a1ansksnsiested rumor thas
the pope b tiead
Journalist palkomltz. ~ viehna. has
ss4ss the ropnAar sfaresa stefieher and them
killed klnssit. through jealousy.
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Healthy ani Prosperous.

letter 70 the Nin.ag kfaics rzshllshed ~
Reck Hi. Mo-, esnesaGes wlsh The lolioH-
sne. which is hy 30 meags oYtFdFnNa ~
ssWeli. want to tell yen hos many Gals ]
raised FROM ioar eunees 81 seea sErsn 0a
hlga prairie land tlsfs year. Tee clear oats
weighed wAsa taresbed - ifss. Hgsas Il Il
yoa esu. Jhis IS also lhe Finest country for
Irish POTATOES ! ever snN. | Aaw potato
that welghea It's, ard kenle q lie largest
pumpkins. sqnssh aHa cspaage thai ever
sac asywisese. on ti-s market this sa1l. As
for health, don't thiak ti.is reEnsry can
oe beaten Ia the woEid. Our city shows
less mortality than any osl4er in The
United States"
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Iaesy Dseka

A passenger oa a WAshtuckna csntras
train sho arrived Ia ssse essy AeaasF ere
n5ag from Psioase junction. gisea ee-
s1r yssHoa ot 3 n0Tsi ana AAzAeAhai anus
ice ngAf wnseh ~ sH0as-sd Is Masss-
tuekaA lAke Inas largE h9eg et wateF
1ax frozen oYeF. Mi1n the ezeeFt'Gn "a
akxszt an Acre lfs liss esntFe. Use epsn
spare = was 30 cogapisieiy gsackfi Nssis ateAs
fhat there wRs not FooM sos asFosstsf, Nssse
tAo4sass3S wtEc exewaeg &Fssana Asss wtse
ho..5lag a esckiing INDIGNATION uFfefanTs
because Ehe nssse foEtanAts 1aes Eosaia
nos CONE osst sna give them elasaes 70
sw4m
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rHE PRESIDENTS rArnEEIs1Aw
Celebrated His Ninetieth birthday at
His Sons.


His Sons
PoRT TowSsExp, jan 22-The ninetieth
birthday OF Rev. john W. scott, ID. D.,
was today simultaneously commemcrasea
in the homes Of his two surviving children,
Mrs. President Harrison, OF Washington,
and John n. scott, of this city.
40 Il o'clock breakfast was given bT Mr.
and Mrs. Scott. al their home on Noun
tain View attended by small party of an
vited gentlemen. Mrs. Scott was assisted
By Mrs. A. G. Hammett.
The following telegram was sent By the
company:
Rev. J. W. Scott. D. D., Executive Mansion,
Washington, d. C.--F,esr Sir. As guests sIf your
son, AZ hon. John n seoiss table. In celebration
Of 'S~aF ninefieth birthday, We, the anaenY gned,
Unite with him In rendering 70 you cur sincere
congratulations and best wishes for the future.
With very great respect. remain truly yours
JAMES @. swan,
Hawaiian Consul:
REv ID. r. CARHAHkS.
Pastor Presbyterian rhurchs
RICHARD A BAIEAEGER
MIS- A. c. HAMfLroE,
W. W. FKKKTKR.
Pastor Congregational Chusch;
T. J. NoLLOS
CHARLES r swIGERT,
A. G. HAMILTON,
E.a kARLE,
W. A BOURLAND.
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Buss peopie.
J! ,!ympia stsndssd


Work Is being prosecuted IN snd about
the new hotel building as iast as the
state ef the weather will permit. 20 lacili-
tate evening work. portion Of The build
ing on the first door Is provided with cleo
tric lights.
Mr. George Castor. Of the firm Of Bush
& GaSton, reports that ia spite Of the un-
favorable weather. they are daily bringing
fron &. 90 to 1850 teet 81 hogs from the
camp, near the Nhiseaker ranch ID tide
water on the Westsias.
4 ease 10 point ssows the persistence Of
the building industry under unipwsTd cir.
cumstAnces. Within the past few days.
Mf. Myers. a newcomer. bias erected q neat
aud showy cottage on Pinn street. between
csvanth and Eighth streets. upon site
whsea has heretofore ben regarded as =
swamp. 81 jnaieiouz diicatag. the land il
rspldly becoming suitable for q pleasA ant
home
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engaged shovesing Sn6w on fegr milsls cf
DISTRACTED track. aAd vii - kent at Is
urta the rotary i again Ia opsrapon,
when, il Is thought. the road vii be
cleared witAin thirty minutes.
Snow hAs been drifting heavily tesi2y.
Another large los 81 provisions uaS sent %
TIE blockade tonight. II tAe rotary i un-
abe 20 move tie superintendent Will en-
de&yer - have the rad Shoxsassi clear IN
s,Fr ssaws
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HAAKI IoS
gAvsa tsrawth ef . Pfena5sing asGnsss
Ssaser.
IYgoss A. Clc1AssaaAl t,arFSsgauasfs

1Tgoa an OccSssnA1 CargVsy@nasfH
HasfrTsax. Jar. Has 4Ion i sstu-
ssea t9srfy-teaT usissz CD the river iram
Noang NeFuap ana as ore e fat nost
nsefasesqae AnG rs sEsral sowusates = he
essensv. III s located % sAe nesth sanS q
tie Sksgss river. 4rn aaszaiAtely oeFssssts The
sesa~stsSz sksxis- 1ts aesssna GoSa tSza-
ptny : faiass, ana she wes known eaAs and
Irsa nseuaEzsns q skaxls counts. Ms were
greatly seFpra-e4 e sis snes.tA q ase Ysscs
aavsng the past twa alanths Ever heEs
saa he seea the stamp Ct espeEtsys ard
ghe aaosks seems "a &c pFa&Tes4 We
tuamd every BODY s4sy e4Lldiag Il spsts q
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rho Wesa VIrEsnia GeveFnors.

CHARIssroN. W. Va. Jam. - A Joint
session Of the two henSes oF The legislature
aS court 10 aeternaine the
gahernatcrial contest convened thiS
morning and Judge johnson
epenei argument Tor Judge fseming. He
likened the dispute 90 that growing oilt OF
the Hayes-T Talden campaign.
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A COUNTY SEAT WAR.
Free Fighting and Fat Shooting Follow
an Election.

AusrRoS, Tex. Jan. - News is received
81 q serious atiray ia Blanco county. For
years there has been trouble over attempts
10 move the county seat from Rianco 70
Johnson city. Finally an election was held
Monday and Johnson City was victorious.
When the result Was announced there VA
q free sght az Johnson City and general
shooting.
One man was killed, one badly injured
and several slightiv hurt A man from
johnson City tonight says more blood.
shedding Is expected.
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LOCOMOTIVES BURIED.


sacRAxExro. Jan. Last night st Il
o'esocs, tha CsafTaI Gscinc raiifoAd wAs
clear eReegS Ses : aisiaz4ee of fosf nsssfs
a.. the fosazY paow Vas expeeted 70 rash
aside ne obsszcse 70 \ e1nple q h9sirs- All
trAlr.s = ssa ordered - be p.seea n YeAal-
ness 70 nsoze The Fosws easegea
3 aeep eat near SHADY Ann wbsre an sm-
srsHss side c&fne dawn ard bslrsea fEo 81
tfss Eaoou tgses. ard the rctavY paos seas
~ tie Eaek. Nee we're sent foT 3sck-
zerewx. chains. ETC.. and tar Fork q getting
Il ass-. he track j. proFrssssag - F4Psaly
ss f-gsitle. It's expersea Il ws!l - moved
eorue time tonozraS
By sonaoxr0E nsorIling l.tssp neE vii te
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BEATS THE NATION.
Seattle's Postofiice Growth
Ahead Of All.
LARGEST ouARTER's INCREASE.
Congressman wiissn's Letter Conarmea
ny an omelai Admissioa-...FsG-
nres Don's Lie.

WASHINGTON Czrx. Jan. -kssiStsne
roStmaSser.G General Carlson today fnri-
ished statement IL the increase in huSi-
ness nc the Seattle pesto4aica during thu
quarter ending December 81. fSs9. frona
which il appears thai the Increase in gross
receipts was Sloa0 over the previous quar-
ter
This Is said TO be a larger proportionaso
increase than 1t any other ol1lce ia the
United States.
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WAsHgsarox C9Tg. Jan 21-Wm. l.
Hvra. governor of the Chiekasaw nation.
IN communication today lad BE-
fore TIE senate. protests against
TIE proposed establishment cf =
territorial lorn * government "a Okla
noaaa Vas q violation of the treaty q iss8-
81 savs such = change would tend toward
IT, sauIhisanen II she Indian tribes in 1hs
r@zs.s~ ss-vrsts~w
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PonxrAxn, Jan. 2a-Ths following
named passengers pAssed Ellisfon OF No /
tssav Miss Gssl.s " B Martin. G NJ
n.zasb8w. W. Ascot sud Ssle. H. r
Glover. Theodore GosoerS W. II. Palmer
TAouss Braekest 1A1aes Lloyd, > Clark,
D. Ryan. j. K saith r. j brasn, T r.
Jones. T. J Sto3aaFd. ). keErin, IhonaAs
HsrsA aad hftv-6ve seeonG class.
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LucIE kNookED oUT.
Carroll wins Complete Victory in issven
Rounds.

Carroll Wins Complete victory in seven
Rounds.
san FRAScIsco, Jan. Mike Lusie, Of
Philadelphia, and, Jimmy Carroll. OF
Brooklyn, middle weights, fought at the
Golden Gate Club tonight for a purse OF
81 20 Lucie's weight was less than i5s.
while Carroll weighed 16ih. Joe Nc
Anliffe was referee.
Carroll forced the fighting from the start
and had Lucte whipped and bleeding at
The mouth al the end Of the fourth round.
Laeies blows fell short, and he male but
lev good stops during the fight Carroll
kept him against the ropes with sledge
hammer swings. and knocked him down
ia the seventh and last round by right
handler on the jaw.
iaeie struck The foor with his heal, and
it was eight seconds before he could get TO
his feet. only to be knoekei down and out
in his own corner by another OF CAROLS
heavy swings.
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LLEWELLYN 4 Co.,
-AoySrs
WEST SEATTLE
Land and improvement Company
South side Cherry Street between Front and Second
have soma Choicest Property in all of the City
which we viii be pleased Intending Purchasers



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A. ]. spzsa Ss sffgaglT os TOR belief
ta4s bog rs ssnk vi FFev0 os4e e ls.e mot
praazaase 81 ladsssFsea ssr ths 1Akisna
esausry. He says sa4t fully 9 tklfsl q tie
asrs shippsd fsafn sae bass sils e ''as.eFa.
: ss.seAss not kaoaa % he ls9skers FAtaee
6efe. Aaaea 70 fhis. tasy sAn hs ted AMI
ssttesae9 GA alfalfa. and tnAs = anlv takes
frsns n0ash ID ak weeks II FrAla. aseRssig
"a harden them.
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GO.
lEH()I ESALE 6R0cERS.

Who'll ESALE 5hUGEho.
e..snz greatly increased or stock
4 t.Iitjcs We are uow in position
- MERCHANTS (who are will
s rsy their bills promptly a. ma
q desire to avail themselves Of
rtunisy of accepting cur
kTEY LIBERAL discounts for CASH
.~ertsl an unexcepncnal line Of
80 Groceries, Teas, Tobacco and
81 We are Headquarters on But
- desire 10 cal. your attention 70
4. - sEsf the sweet California roll
/, 4 eecIying on each steamer :
cent lower than Eastern
..nsgy and Is much finer We are
-. ior trade and will figure way
.aia ihe Sub cellar on prices 10
snsse uade, and guarantee quality
r uompt shipment no goods
|ssat retail c. T. WEBB,
Manages.
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NOEL sNow.
The Three Hundred Imprisoned Passen
gers Getting Uneasy.

gers Getting Uneasy.
SIMS. Cal, Jan. 22-There are smaller
hopes than ever this morning as 70 rains
getting out. Passengers are well provided
for yet. but supplies viii have to come ia a
few days as there are over 3O0 people here
20 feed.
Snow began falling in the night at the
rate OF Al inch and a half au hour and still
continues.
The train from Sacramento with fuel and
provisions has not arrived vet.
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cLxvEHANn. O.. Jan. 2a.-Aiiss Linton. an
old lady on farm in Lorraine coaniy,
feared burglars, and two young boys re-
NAMED In her house last night. she arose
during the night and was walking about
the house The hovs teak her Tor burg
Tar and shot and killed her.
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