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Estata of D. Thurman, deceased-Order cor
reeting rider for attorney fee.
Estai. of Z. E. Wilson and estate of j. B.
Wilson DEGREES of Que notice to creditors
II. a Root VS.. E. E. Strobel-Coutinued to
Monds'.
W. v. washbuIn vs.. A. Coolo;-Demurrer
overrul l.
NJ. S. nevis VS.. NJ. J. Azavedo-Motion 10 stay
proceedings denied.
Wagner vs.. Observation-Disclosures for the term.
J. J. Boise VS.. W. n. Hunt ct al-Default set
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two of life before him after his capture.
As it is, with the rapidity of trial and
execution that prevails in France, it may
be accepted that Eyraud will step up to
the knife of the guillotine within month
after he reaches Paris.
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San Franeisco Agencies.

This paper is for sole at the following places:
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Agent for San Francisco; the principal News
Stands ana Hotels, and at the Market-street
Ferry.
30 Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
Noning into Sacramento.
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WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on the
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, that receire
the .tuH associated Press dispatches from all
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they hare no competitors either in influence or
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State
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Weather Indications for To-day.

California Fair weather; westerly winds;
nearly stationary temperature in the southern
portion; cooler in the northern.
Oregon ard Washington-Fair weather; vari-
able winds; slightly warmer
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BIDS FOR PAINTING.

Dds FOR PAINTING THE COUNTY COURT
ID House, Dispensary, bridge leading to Hall
of Records, and front of prison wall facing I
street, according to specifications on file in The
County Clerks Office, win be received by the
Board of Supervisors of Sacramento county.
Bids will be opened on TUESDAY. June 5, 1890,
at o'clock P. NJ, the Board reserving the right
to reject any or all bids. GEO o. BATES,
Chairman Building Committee.
Attest:
lsEALl wM. B. HAMILTON. Clerk of Board.
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@ATURDAX'8 SPmCTAL@.

s That time ri hare To-day Our old friends
good solid neea-dis1ppoang B4RG4LNS!
utet hoe much greater TOD4YSt READ md NSH.ER
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IN MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

Windsor sCARFS elegant styles and quality h 20 and
Merino ribbed SHIRTS and DRAWERS to-day only
Fancyped BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS Irregular value
10 cents) so Dress LINEN SHIRTS-Eey
inforced front and back The coolest
81 to-day 81 The finest SILK
SHIRTS in the city Special 81 So So IS so
Neglge Dress ALIsILK OvERsEIRTS IS go So 10 IS 90
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

TOR SALE CHEAP-oNE HORSE AND TWO
l. fresh milk cows. Call at No. 800 Eleventh
street. my23-3t$
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

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% Wsss So ths Brave, ~As s~ns y
Ehe AsnsF.4l sAorgs lels ~@S iei-
LoNs1 - bTief ceremonies - ne
khlsass Tszsl-F. afssE zals1 IS -sz-
c.ogy as So 4nd las bsDe1 - PRO
Doanosa D. Rev & = PoNers. ~ II
rss NoavssssF AEB saA1<a
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u-snas 81 ,sssr... 80 aSle ~ Iisfeis14
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were l1Tlsd s. e1ntrio1le. a. lheF
re,soaasa u the snouut q s-sz fsa tt's ~as
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ne esposit - sl50018 IL Use ~ -hs s<i
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eoTpoE4s14 4l-s loaE el4Ese . - ~~-f9 -
tEs era Laze Nles Ceg-sseis T" = $500 s1- -
ths loeztio2 u TIE p1sI-E2ell aA1 3 --~ss ~
5, 90 s75c -G1 80 Eers c-eie' tet tAs ees1
ces-g2s. f1ity we're s1c-uitIs@ - lNs hfss
prize SIS az 4Ics1 60 Oeorss fe--0a 9 BAR
ford Coan- a11 rs er-Elns --opte1 Ss~1e
ullmportant cE1Egss se1e -~~7 -" s'si
BE- cFdeF raat = layseF EFoPoIile- % .--s 4---
ulstt - ceFots1 - t1s lulrr-e- seer 4'-a--
TIE ulo1 aHeLt IS sculp plsle1 = l02 teet hiSaa
csrcular IL form. HlIh q conie9- fevi. square
porcn. ard is rankea wita sl1al- octesoa~i 'oT
ers TIE lrEer ear- ~ the poFcu Is aeeoi Aaea
plth : historical frieze divided mo h'- PAH1ls.
representing Geaeral Ga-5eld as teacher.
solder st4tesm41 fres.aelt alc martyr
Yaegs are no nsares in az in the paaeLs IN
the iateriof IS q rvceEtlo- room Tor '----ors an
once for Ghe custodian. ana an inner Temple
circular ID fora. n the eeute1 of which On a
u.a he paved dals Is q pedestal q ltAli@n
naro-s surulo-ntc1 oY a Ass0le status OF Gar
ceIa carved froua q massive block Ofo-gnt from
Carrara The height % the squire is seven feet
nine irches. around tas statue are eight mass
i've granite pillars which support dome iNea
ty-two feet IN diameter TIE circular aisle
surrounding The memorial temple and outside
q the columns is surrounded 6y & higher
dome beautifully decorated over The entrance
10 the cutter chamber are asufes of var an1
Peace. The remains - General GAfneld VIII
lie il bronze casEe, 81 ! cfypt directly De
meath the statue Near by vii De The remains
% lis mother.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

REsIDES ~ PROPERTY F0R SALE
3 houses and lots east OF Easr ST. ilss OF
Ms4tag. ave. ollg 80 aad 500. terms easy
house and .ot cast az EasLss.. south %
tiffhlFe Alui payments cAsYi these 1l-scs
aTe an new
house and boz or Chagies-st.. sii00.
h0use aad .ot on Crosby S.. so.
house and Iot CA south Didsion-st just
soarh ot sixth ave-. loo ttxl5- With Broom
house arsf-eiass business property. oaly StAO
ite0id al oace.
. houses aad Doc. 50xa0 GA Csnssr 81. iusL
south 10 tIfrh ave. ouiy si-l0. worth $50
house and iot. 5ozls2. uorth 0f wealthy
ave-. ca Lasrasr. price SsSo0
house ant Tor oa bagrays-sf.. south Of
biakeiey ave. price s-ito
q house and ior. 1ox -. north OF Fifth ave
on Casa o.. price so.
lot. corner 0f East aad H.lmbOidt- sts.
5oxlio. price eco. VIZ trade FOR good horse
and earriass
h0nse anA lot. flxfl0. on Hizhsaad-ave., D.
tween Jsfers0n- ave. aRfCent teE~st-- price 500
vlasnc oss oa WesltoyaVc.. easE Of East
81. tron 80 70 $50. terms Co suit pure haser.
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALEOR TRADE.
Oh ACRE farm. 2 niles south Of HalLst., al
-" improved fair buildings; 1rst quality
SOL price s-a,o worth ta@o
I0ACRES improved; fair buildlAxs; niles
r. south OF HalLsL. on ;. Dtvisioni price
$500
Ie0 ACRES. miles east IRON Tower clock
AVV I'D acres improved riob soil good or
ehart win tsir buildings 30 per acre
10 ACRES. nile vest Of the hogrishiaz In
II corDorated city Of Sreenville. on nial1
Lac. sf D.. T. 4 y. r r - acres under GOOD
state q cultivation. With fair bulldogs. good
grss.n nOuss heated 0y furnace Price sisoO
time "a 6siaoee Tbs IS a rare chance .
secure good hone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
SCOTCH-IRISH CONGRESS.
List OF the General CHEERS Elected for
the Ensuing Year-yisited by Presi-
dent Harrison.


PITTsBURGH. Pa, May 31-Congress-
man John II. Dalzell delivered ar ora
tion Friday before the Scotch-Irish con-
gress and Hon. ". +. Robinson made a
brief address. The following officers
were elected:
President Robert Bonner. OF New York;
Vice President IL General. Or. J. s. &aclu-
tosch First Vice President 81 large, Joseph r.
Johnston. % Birm nEham. Ala; Second Vice
President at-la-ge T. T. wright Of Nashville,
Tenn. Vice President at-large Tor British
America Mr. Thomas Kerr of Toronto. Can. (;
Secretary. A. c. Floyd of Columbia Tenn. /;
Treasr-er. Lucius Frierson, Of Columbia, Tenn.
Nice-presidents were elected from
every State having an organization.
Tho constitution OF the society was
changed so ss 20 make women eligible
20 membership. Several life members
were elected, including Robert Bonner.
OF New York; Alexander montgomery.
OF California, and Colonel Heron. of
Pittsburgh
PITTsBUReH. Pa. May 81. President
Harrison and his party were welcomed
70 this city this morning by the mayor,
a military company and a large crowd
OF. citizens The President. who was the
guest OF the ScOtch-Trish congress. held
reception az the Exposition Building
at . o'c lock. when he shook bands with
3. 900 people A. 10 o'clock the party
left for Washington
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
TEXAS PRIDE GONE.
tire destroys tie Handsome Spring Pal
ace .t Fort Worth-One Man burned 10
Death, a Little Girl KILLED and Many
Persons Injured.

tire destroys tie Handsome Spring Pal
ace st FORT Worth-one Man burned 10
Death, a Little Girl KILLED and Many
Persons Injured.
FORT WORTH, Tex, May Sl-The
magnificent Texas Spring Palace IS IN
ashes, fifteen or twenty people are badly
hurt, little girl killed, and one man
is burned 70 death and three others are
pronounced fatally injured.
At 1890 o'clock Friday night, just as
the chairs were being moved from in
front OF the graae music stand TO make
room for 800 dancers, l. Ii. Sellers
noticed a fash Of Aame spring up in
front OF two children seated on the
floor in the second gallery under the
eastern dome tie gave the alarm and
tried 10 extinguish the flames, being
Joined in few seconds by the ten iircmen
on duty in the building and 100 or more
visitors 4 panic seized the Z, 600 or 5000
people in the building, and in an instant
the widest confusion ensued. Hun
dreds Of men. however. kept their heads
and the policemen behaved like heroes
and the crowds were got out Of the
building with comparatively little in
Jury to limbs and small loss Of life Not
withstanding the strenuous. efforts OF
the policemen and the citizens, who con
stitutcd themselves guard OF safety, a
number of ladies and men jumped from
the upper floor and in nearly every case
were badly hurt.
Al Haynes, chief hydraulic engineer
of the Fort Worth & Denver, while
working heroically to get I number oi
ladies out of the fires way was badly
burned and cied at 1850. y little girl &
years old was thrown from Z window in
the second story and killed. Sixteen
people are missing, and It is feard some
OF them are in tho ruins.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
SHORT SPECIALS

Pour fatal cases u suns:roke occurred
n chicago on Friday
Advioes received al London state
that cholera has appeared n south
Russis.
A boy nAmed MeInok, ~ Elaora, Ia
egas droN med iu The Iowa river Friday
while swimming
A heavy hail-storm ID the Red river
valley near Henderson, MINI. has
caused much csmase 81 crops
Mrs. sarah Marion, formerly 90 Mar
shall. Ia. was killed at Denver Friday
~ the runaway % her horse
While Chs4lrs - smiling. leading
druggist 81 Decatur, ia. Was oUt ariV-
ing Ntth his bride Er.day. the horse ran
away ana he VAS thrown out snd fatally
wounded.
snow zen smith. of Prairie Grove No
died Friday of hylroptobia after endur-
ing terrible suffering lie was btten 10y
4 dog q year ago. o.. felt no effects from
the bi,e unul Monday.
Henry Holman, q discharged em-
plovc. was arrested Friday ana con
( fessed ~ having started TIE Gre which
4 DESTROYED tue Laclede mills IA ~ Louis
Thursday morning oatail.ng loss %
( SI25, 0J0.
/ Adolphus Busch. q s. Louis recent
4 ~ purchased I.am bcrgers Grove ana
F decided IL 20 the House e. Tie Good
Shepherd Friday lie supplemented
this g.ft by q donation o. So, c0o IN cash.
On Friday tho Normannia. the latest
addition 10 TIE Hamburg American
Packc; Company, arrived al New York,
having made tie voyage froIa Queens
town in six days Eve hours and one
minute. heating al previous records
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
A CLOUDS BUR ST.
Iha Villa .e Of Arcadia. wis. Flooded
Miu snd DaIss swept A~ay-Tao Chu-
r~ea Drowned

tt. Villa se Of Arcadia. wis, FiOoded-
aiiu sna DaLss swept A~ay-TaO Chti-
dres DrO~Rea.
WHITEaALL. Wis, Nay 3l.-A terri
bic r1tn-stOrm, accompanied by intense
electrical disturbances. ragged Thurs
day night in thfs locality. In Amer
lean Greek valley, about TWO miles
above The village OF Arcadia. which
Is hftesn miles from Whitehall, a
~ster-spOut burst and flooded the vii
lage. T. n Mlliers nouring- and
dan were swept away entirely Mas
suere's mill dam in Arcadia was also
swept ont and a child was drowned.
The water was six feet deep IN the
streets % Arcadia The total damage
there is estimated at $50. GOO
Trempesleau river here oYerhowed its
banks and rose ten or twelve feet but
IS falling. Some damage by lightning
Is reported from the country, though
nearly all Communication by wagon
road is cut OF. Numerous country
bridges are probably swept away.
The l0-weslss old infant Of Mrs. Lima
Olsen was swept from It's mothers arms
by the swift current and drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Major Panitra's Punishment for Conspir-
Ing Against the Bulgarian Govern

Major PanitEa's Punishment for Conspir-
Ing Against the Bulgarian Govern
m-as-
SOFIA, May sI-The trial OF Major
Pauitza and nine others charged with
couspiring against the Government Of
Bulgaria. ended Friday. Major Pa
nitss, Captain Kalobkof. Of the
Russian army; Major Amandof and
Major Rizof we're found guilty.
Major Psnitzs was sentenced 20
death Tho court, however, intlnated
that Prince Ferdinand. the ruler OF Bull
Earia. might possibly commute his sen-
tsrce 20 imprisonment for dfteea years.
Captain Kaloskor was sentenced % nine
years imprisonment Major Amsndof
and MAJOR Rizof' we're each sentenced 20
Imprisonment FOR six years. Tbs sir
other persons Charged with com plicity
in ths conspiracy were acquitted. A..
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

WlsssAsia La1hsx4as Fnse-rs saDsri-
t4ss fsx tAs ssozS<s SEA yts-

Wisss4si4 L41hsx.Rs FEse@rs saDsri~
t4s@ tsx tks ss0sS<s SEA 80
hm~Agakz Wa. May sL-Pr~s~1s
inaloatlo.s 49, t1.t tAs LuEheran eo1-
Eeartaa taar all - osd IN IEls
eity ssginniRx re1cesaay. sane =.
81 bs attended bY bst@ssn TOO al
L 600 1slexsl@s sspresentlnz every
Gsrl4a Luthsraa parish IA ths
Safe. Is Is ia tasshIlon q tn0ss hsF-
inz eh2Egs a sas affair EdisSrs Keep
psa All kosrEsr. Of sac sIerna4nla-to %
perfect a state equalization s4EilaF ~
tnas ssrfsctsd - ths Germ an Catholics
a. Eaelf rsceas s0hveHtion- Sas thsrs
~iil - a0sseys tzkea - cooperate vita
tbs Catholics
Ia Eridays issue of ths Germ aria u
P1 1biished copy % las drawn - b.
Edi.ef EosFneF Which Is iatsnded - a
slhssit4se Tor tie Bsnaets La aad
xalcn xIl Dc pssssatsd ~ the eonven-
tion FOR 10 consideration aad indorse-
ment The bi1 contains al the mpor-
tsnL features of tne beanstt l4w. except
tns clause Waish congels ths education
G. eaiLirea In ths Eaglisa laRgu age Ia
sutsrance iL ls as t0lloas-
O. DE0siass tAst sssrg eaA1 eet~ssa tas
Eges % 2 sad IA ge4Es ~ al &C. ocl-get lo -tieud
sGms g1s.tc O. DEisate seh0ci fof sLtts 4aBs ia
eafa gssr makes e. ooils 1tcrF 90 school as
tTiet noaf4s o. ace that Ells l4N - ga
tor-sd. Provt1ss for fhs p4lishsneat sy hue
CT f1PriscnuleaL cr 5otn. cf parsHts or
s12r1l2ns sao ess1e IS P-0yatons. pro
Fiees taat q case ~ tru4aey or TIE
parf % cbE&rca theg shall - 4dluczsa
d@pendeaf ii1Esz as provided og iaS, 4l1
sh2ll - aSl alilt-d fof tso Trars or lase - ne
cog-f - indEe AaFiag i1riselction q ths case
aas 5etsrrnis-i rro1lscss tns smploymens
% chfi1Fsa z aay cccugation NhateFer undcf
the as- q - yssTa sxoc2- taat q an
order ffon tie ildge o. TIE colrty eelrt
ia ealcl -l- chlt resides h or sR1
naY oe 4iiowea % work from the age % ~.
under circumstances q whose nrness. the
court shall Judge il shieh case ne ca al issue
a pernn ~aich the empl9yer of such ehild shall
koep pOsted IN a conspicuous place n MS place
of ous-nass And ne Hnp.oymsat of q child IN
der ne .ge speciae1 stthoal such permit STALL
subject tR- employer 20 a penalty % not less
~ "a so aor a0re th.a $50 f0s every d2y IN
~hica .ueh chisd shall Be employed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
CamDbeII & Underwood
es Monroe Street,
Morton House Block. Telephone

Morton Hausa Block. leiepaone %.
Have ior sac az low prices and on easy
ferms
On the original Oakfaie Park plat g rest
denor ana lf h1siness lots
On the silver Greek PARK addition % Ossdae
PARK tN nice residence lors above lots pcXl-o
feet with alley back.
AIs1 l0 rhaice residence iOtsOn Madison ave.
AL Adams SC. Street car runs la front %
tnrse lots.
Fighrg ave hrautifal lots Oh the.rnew Wind
Snr PARK attI rinn. Adjacent % Wt1sor ad-
arIon. they own Al ne above lots and wh~n
desfred Wili tsrn. en- iamoer - those wishing
g. nuiiA
rhrv have also very choice lots isft "a the
original Wiusor addiu0a near corner o. last
81. ana tIfrn. ave.
rnev .sIsh to sell 10 iots before June I. aud
BID order % 10 SD wiI maks very low prtces.
Tir.e rrTfect. Abstracts furnished % every
ourch tser
Nthrr Business taxing their tine and attco-
fIan So ffI.v fhev have decided 90 oftsr fpr sac
thrir heaufliui resort grouafs-8 IS acres az the
terminus 20 tle d.. II. Z y ~1rourhsu Rail
rnasf. nearly 0nra1nE~ter nile frontage % fae
saurH side af Rsefs Lake. VITA mammoth
Pavilion now being ,Vmp ieted; Also base hal
uark. err. Those lre ~ Tar the faess grounds
on fre.i sfaSe.
rnsv wil seN fais 1laGni Scent properly very
fo-v ar exchange Cor FacaRt city 0r suroaroan
fars
Hsrs is a auics fortune for ne risht nau-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
BEAT THE RECORD.
A Re markabie Number OF Strikes r
corded for the Month of May.

Remarkable Number OF Strikes Re
corded for the Month of May.
NEw YORK. May 81 Bradstreet's
says that an unprecedented number of
strikes were reported during May. The
total i 243. involving 67.5o7 strikers,
against seventy-hvs strikes and %, l26
strikers In May last year For five
months this year the total number OF
men. against 80 strikes and T5. .110 strik-
ers in like portion OF 1889 The next
movement for shs extension Of the eight
hour day will be made by the coal min
ers. Who number 2sO, 900. This. we are
informed officially. will occur as soon as
the carpen ters' strike is ended.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
An a.rnn,r, Knlr-i.

SEATTLE. WASH, May SIC Red
noad. an asronsut and parachute jump
sr. was instantly killed Friday eyening z
a. Shokomish. twenty miles FROM this
city He made = splendid ascension,
tu- he balloon was carried avaY % ths
east % the town. where IL landed on -op
of oins tee fully 200 feet high. Red
mond vas .arown out, fell 20 ths ground
sri vas INSTANTLY killed
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01


lNDLANAseIls. lRa Mas 81 Sol
olsrs graves ~sre spqrepf-@ssly aeeo-
rsse0 % Fridsy an tae oemsserles IN
HAS city and su Lebanon. lerre hSete.
ks2nsylle CovinEtoR tert Ne yae.
LatAystpe sn6 nAny other phases
~ AICsiGAN
Demon Nay 81. Memorial dsy ~as
Obseryea thre9g As0i A4ehig@n wlts sP-
Eroprists Gers s9enieS The graves of
tie soldiers we're deosratsa. patriotic
Sfstions were delivered AID ia several
places there were parAaes k3-osoyer-
nor 10AR NJ. Palmer ~ lllla0ls. de-
liserea an orSpsn Al Battle Greek. At
Kalsussoo the eay VAS oelsbrateo Ia
tas most Oppressive style for years
The erstlon b h N Alien. o. fogl-
land. W&s al eloa eftsrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

WAsHINGroy, May 81 First Assist
ant Postm2ster-Gen Ciarkson VII
start az once on an Official tour Of the
far West in order 10 learn al he can
about the needs q that region IN the
matter Of improved postal facilities On
his return he wlll make such recon-
mondations as he deems necessary and
Wall hand IN bis res ignation 10 take ef-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
Stanloxs Tlans.

LoSDoy, Nay 30 Henry VI Stanley
viu g - America in the autumn he
proposes 20 lecture in most of the pIiu-
ciral cities ~ the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
w. B. SWEET & CO..

2. lccess0rs % wei scnmieLI
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS.
t2s Monroe street.
Rooms b and - Telephone lGg7
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

- tanAl-Sf.. Room ID.
aT0vFT TO fOAN AZ 3 and ? ner cant. 81 rfls
h1 sd ref securlfv. Percy snyder. y Canal- 81.
NV room house. Oh West SIDE. oniE iioSa
In ACRE. 81. miles frnm rirv. No VIII
~ trade for Eoo1 'of or snail oonse
4 OTIS near Eesr e.. salv $40, terTs 81 cash.
- eefanre SIS auar-e erlF without interest,".
HAVE rnaice business elocks tor sac ~
tfnaisf. and ~aula DiVislon-st VII par
nrr CENT an .rvesrment
4 FonW honsp and ior ~vfp 81 south
- fnIfa. sf oniv 81 $50. vsrrn fiSfl
4 HAVE FoeN se--s az land seF sac in
Neeressa and a sauiaS st from = % = an
a~rs rtsc rerr7s
pEaCH lands on Lake snrrs ior sals ~ trade.
4 HkFE soue dns farms n~sr city. shat
- VII exchange toT citT prnger-F.
PERCY SNYDER
- CanaLst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

10th the method and results when
eyFup q tlgs IL taksn; it . pleasant
and refreshing % the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly GA the Kidneys,
Liver aad boEslz, eleanses the sys-
ten eEectilally, dispels colds, bead
aches and fevers and cures habituzl
constipation syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy OF is kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
esPt4hie - the stomach, prompt In
IL action and truly beneficial IN its
effects. prepared only from the nost
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities comment it
d al and have made IL tho most
popular remedy known
syrup Of Figs Is for sals Ia 500
and 81 bottles hT al leading drug
gistz Any reliable druggist who
may not have iE on hand viii pro
cure ir promptly fer any one who
wishes % try Il. Do not accept any
substitute.
cALIF0RHLs FIe syrup co.
sax FRANCISCO. ca.
AZ -
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

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a' for rouga pAeane p 2aaf1-t. fsr uired
sn7 tea9aiIsl for heavy packing and shig-
no
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

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GHcESE 3. pERRT.
LA Nlfv treasurer.