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MOST WILL ArrgAI-
- Anarchist II Not willing To BE q
eGarfsF.

sts Weak, Jan -. ~ Herr Johann Most.
- anarchist, whose conviction aud SEN
- - W one year in the penitentisry was
$ med Yesterday BY the general sern of
! supreme court. was arrested today by
-ssaseslses trom The central Office. He
y 49, Bis counsel to obtain a further STAY
= 9 .fefoesedings and smother release on bail
$50 as case Is carried To the court of
s..ss s was convicted OF using language
-ssas 10 tneite riet While making A
- ~ The meeting Of anarchists held in
= Y ne~F. ISM, io deaoance The hsnrinn
We CaleAro anarchist
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NOTICE To sTOCkHOLDERs-MEE
~ the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Seattle American District Telegraph Com
panv win be held a. the rooms OF the company
on Monday. January u. isso. a. 20 p IA, for
the election OF directors and the transaction of
such other business mar be properly hronght
before IL r. J. GRANT, Sice-PresldenI
G. A, MATSOS, Secretary.
NOTICE OF PAYMENT or DTyIDESDs-TO
IN the stock holders of the Seattle Transfer
ca: The trustees of the Seattle Transfer Co.
have declared q dividend of Ia per cent. on the
lgsa DAY OF Jsunsry. A. b. Isto ct the Office of the
Company in seattle. and like dividends win be
paid thereafter on or before the 10th day OF
esd = succeeding month until farther notice
NOAH ARMSTRONG. President
rHA@ ARMSTRONG. secretary
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRS-sEALED PRO-
IN posals will be received by the board of COM
missiones Of King county, Washington, at the
once of the county auditor, in Seattle, wash
ingfon, on or before Monday, February s. A. ID.
1890, 1t IL O'Clock q m. for furnishing and set
ting up of "a steel and iron jail cages with cor
ridors; also for furnishing doom and window
Rratings for the new King county courthouse,
now in course of erection ct Seattle. Washing
ton, in accordance with the plans and specih-
cations prepared by w. A. Richie, architect,
and now on Ole in the architects once, in rooms
Is and H. Korn building, corner OF Yesler ave
copies of which may be had upon application TO
the architect, companied By deposit OF SO -
security for their return.
Each proposal must be accompanied by Ger.
tilted check on some local bank In the sam OF
fifteen hundred dollars ~ 500, made payable to
the order Of the Treasurer Of King county.
Washington" Is d guarantee that in case
of the award of the contract being male
TO him, the said contractor shall enter
into q formal contract. o. prepared by
the architect and furnish good and sum
cient bonds according 20 law for the faithful ex
ecution and completion of the contract, In fail.
ure OF which the said check shall be forfeited
to King county without recourse - and Tor
liaaidated damages for such failure on the part
OF 1.-THE bidder.
No proposal viii be considered unless accom-
panied by such certified check.
The commissioners reserve the night 70 reject
any or all OF the bids
Dated this 9th day OF December. ls9:
VIZ FORREST.
County Auditor and ex-oeaeio Clerk Of the
Board Of County Commissioners OF King
county. Washington.
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ASSArERs AND CHEMISTS.

DRYANTS ASSAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Hall drug store. sos Third street:
correct assays; for terms and references address
rs above; send samples by mali or express.
Washington mineral specimens bought and
sold. q NJ. Rrvnnt.
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xsGTNEEns AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN-
~ eineerS and contractors for bridges OF every
description: wharf building. pile driving. dreds.
ing and steam shovel excavating: plans and
specifications furnished on application; CORE
spondence solicited. once loo. OF Jackson
street, seattle. Wash.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRE
IN boat Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned clerk Of the city Of Seattle on or
before Friday, February 2, 1890, at 80 o'clock
D. m, Tor the construction of fire boat for said
city. in accordance with the plans and specih-
cations for the same now on file in my Office, in
the city hall.
All bids 10 receive consideration must state
where It Is proposed to construct said boat and
must be accompanied by . certified check on q
Seattle bank for the sum OF four thousand
$4,000 dollars drawn ia favor of the treasurer of
said city and TO be forfeited TO said city should
the successful bidder refuse or neglect TO enter
into contract and furnish a good and suf1cient
bond in the sam of the contract price, within
Eve DAYS after tue award OF such contract BY
the common council of said city.
The right is hereby reserved to reject any and
all bids offered. {. w. FERRIS, City Clerk.
First publication of this notice, January ..
1890
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NoNS, Jan. ea-The train with
- 49, Big aboard has just arrived. cannon
hssa IN battery park Sad Al Fort
PARK IN homer Of the event.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
nissOLCiI0S N0TfcE-THE co PART
IL nership heFet fore existing between l. IN
Grislsn. X. G.. kiloourne and James Lecdy- cs
seattle, has this DAY been dissolved ~ iirniss-
ten The real estate business viii be coniin-
asd al No. i,9l- secoad strest By l. H. Griffith,
who vii. collect al outstanding scroGnts and
assume al liabilities OF The late hrEa OF l. II.
Griffith 4 Co I. III GRIFFITH.
Y C. kIIB0rkNE,
JAMES LEDDT.
Seattle. January |. lss1
NOTICE OF DIs-0LTI I9S--THE CO-PART-
IN ne-shsp heretofore existing between y. G.
ksrueil. G. n. Lily snd T. y. BcgaTdEs from
November =. fSss. ~ January -, tsae, has thts
csy been dissolved By rlutsss consent The
business wfsl Se continued hY {. II. LAZY and =.
,. 30zAr-rs under I've frIn name OF Lily Be-
gs~sns a Co whs sesame the d1sfs ana collect
a.! raonegs due the arrn "A D. {. fGrweli Co,
u. C. FARwELI.
e. II. LILLY.
r. p. BfSsAEDIs
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~ - - northern fsesEle Esl&Fcse. 4ae yexts.
~ - ~ snf csnsng car EeGsr tss al p.slaf.
sA-o<. sls s<eesa street Bzssoa 1sssx.
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DWIGHT'S
ADDITIO
SEA 7 LE.

This addition hes been ready for The narkes
tot several weeks, bat has been Withheld until
the Queen Anne Hsll extension of the FFoaf
construction Of that ross now being well under
way. and IL completion In the hear future m
sssused fact. the property Is pot npoa TIE EAR
noor. lying on the broad plateau shove Queen
Anne town. commanding nne view OF the
salt and fresh water. q the Olympic and Cas-
the north and katnferegn the south. la fact
every possible view shout the city. Is Is aid
way between the commercial and manuisctar-
Cove. northwest il ballard, northeast Fremont
east the mills II Lake Union, all manutscfur-
Ing iocasities. and All within = Is or - minutes
ride Of any portion Of the addition. With an
electric road on either side and the cable road
running through the center, 10 Is positively the
most accessible piece Of property yet put upon
plated. 20 that II stands aimost alone As choice
rssidence pTossny a park beautifully de-
vii BE- given 20 those who viii bald. Terms 10
suit labostnG people This II special oppor-
sInity for anyone with = iimited income TO se-
cure home on terms 20 easy that the outlay
viii not be missed In baytng lot. whether
Tor home CT speculation, ges one that some
other person win want There 10 always ready
aale for good property No trouble 70 show
ONCE hours from . .. m. 20 3 p. M.
and from - 9 p. m.
]. COMPTON co
THE FAIR, SECOND ST.
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YopR

PUEsB
fS1t ND-COx Oxasy can hare same by
GAlIiar On r. Iookses. TITS side NaIsa
hoase proving awna~sAtp and paYfav sxEenses-
rSorSI,-sTgAYKD On M PgTMisxs
sSauf fear rnazsns ego a E0asAs old calf
OsneE can hxxe sxae By proving property AID
pAylag snagges Mira K z Aerrzs, koes station.
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ARx.

ART.
MRS. RowENA NICHOLS, ARTIsT-ART
Nl studio l.0t6 Jackson street: drawing,
crayon. pasgeis, oils oad lustro painting In
class. 80 cents per hour; private. as cents: deco
rative painting done to order. visitors welcome.
MRS. l.. II. SMITH. ARTIsr-ART STUDIO
Nl SIS Boston block: skeschinx. still.lise draw
ing. pastilcs water colors and oils. visitors well
come.
CHINA PAINTING-LESsONs GIVEN IN
" all kinds china painting: Royal. Worcester.
paste and raised gold . speciality: china drcd-
For particulars apply ct $40 Eighth street. bo-
tween James and Cherry.
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H. MUSsON--L- 7. CUSTER-MUNsON A
SJt Custer. real estate and insurance. No.
l.5o3 Third street, near Pike.
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LOSE.


oSr~~A SNAIL. si0Ln RAND nRA Ei.ET
II With solitaire diamond seffsrxs lssg IN
NnstA seattle electric car o. near IAsrry ard
sen1 streets Eswsrs vii se paid TOR return
"a Charles : fsnte<. Xoxninx yoarnAs orsce.
I est WATER sFANlEz. s MONTHS OLD,
II answering "a tie nArf~ Curly. itseFzl
FNwAT2 wssl s@ pA1t afeR EcsuFa. krx Wilsoa
SSH street 6eswseE Pine aa4 Fine
7 o>T-A FCG Dog TOUR MONTHS OLD.
IL answering - TIE nsrse 81 ~Frssky A
AAssxs Tessrd vi. - Paid upon rsxHrn to INC
os5s<. +. C. Seasel1er, aagte sess cSf1er Third
ga1 gales
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6l7 Third Street.
CEoReE F. MEACHAM

Adverrsemsnis under the heads Of Lost. Found
For safe. for Kent. and Situations Wanted viii
be inserted at the rate of cents word for the
frat Insertion: fcens word for each subsequent
insertion Payment always in advanca
NoTrcE-rhe business once of the rosr.Is-
rKiLtoKScgs win hereafter be open until L p.
Classified advertise mel.. will 10 received up 20
this hour.
Advertisements viii he received ~ branch
othces of Tak fosr isrgLLIexSexs At:
Tacoma. l. Fowler. agent
Olympia. Major Geo W. Barter. agent
Port Townsend g. Earle. agent
The following letters await advertisers at this
willis A.n. Owner.
Nh s ? ? f TssGSr Foreman +; ~ a
EMPLOYMENT wASTED- MALE
yyrANrEp~posrTfoN IN sAwMILL "A
w foreman. circular OF gang sswyer. A S
fost.Insesfsgsncer
w ANTEp--oESrLgaAN FROM THE EAST.
w lage experience ia clothing business,
wishes position a. salesman. eaa give best OF
references {. Post iatelasencef.
NxrANrED-~A NAN AND aIFE WANT
w work no objection city or country. Ad-
dress r A. W. fess.Iaieligencer.
gp-srESoogArHgR AND TYPE
W writer wants position. Vim. Campbell,
Pcstfnseiligsncsr
yVaNrsp- VOTING NAN WANTS
w work; lsuitor or rortss preferred Ao-
aress ". y Rars. us Warren street. city.
49,. > a>-.s ~ . 49,.
w position ia business wasre be can invess
money when acquainted Address Z C., care
Fass-inteilsgeacss.
yvrASTKn-AccoUSrA DESIRES slrUA-
w ton, fourteen Sesfs exa%rtencs IA bank
aud mercantile boob sssptng nnd railway eeace
eoFk references and boaI Address lsncey,
care foss Inieli serac.-r.
EMPLOYMENT wsNTED-FEsaIE
xx-ANrKp POSITION 81 STRONG elRI. TO
w ID washing. lroalnx and haase & leaning
by The day Address Szl Lske street Take
Lake Cni1n saz
yl-ANTgp-RY YorS6 LADY. POSITION
W - sseaog aThsr ard typ~Nvsser, with
GFs,.elsxs San fFsusisoe F0fcre2re. Apply &.
II. n. Post Intelligence
w ANTEp-poslTfoS ~ LADY QUAIL
w Get taF sny kind az ofsiee w0fk CORE
sparsaeaceA writing or eierxsAips excel 1nt rec
csnmsndslsonA Address r. i A., Rgs hsssl
lyASrEn-~Ft~fTloS As Hot skkEgrER
w or asa with hoesesaFx ~ American
wcsasa- AAsiress Hannah. nost-Inssg'iseacer
yxraNrEp ~sxwiNa IN PRIVATE FAM.
w lies, tae MetAessN system usea. a NJ rfcSs
ns guaranteed Address X N. box Sc se
sgsle.
HkIs wsNrsp-FSasIE
w AsrgD-slgI.s To FlIL FggsrCLASs
w flspsss - rhsfsss- 81 Pike street
w ASTEp~GlRL FaR GENERAL HOUSE.
w wafks ne sasAsng Nc Madison stseet.
w ANFKn-tssRL FuE GENERAL EoUsg.
w w0Fx AZ lie Flgkh sts~st. fscns e. ?
yNrASTEp~pISfSe Kooy GIRL AZ HEIlg.
w vHU restaurant 5sSN Frcat street
ytfANTEp-~A Goon GfRL FOB cExERkl.
w haase~atk ln SNAIL ssEils, no eaia3rez,
ArYsy srSs@ froas street
yAfANEED--ssikL FOB 6gNERAt. House.
w wNFk re wasAlEF eSa Aa1ssaszz, eos-
nsr klsvsash. =. ". Il. ho.as1s&.
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DisHAED NExISs gE CIVIL ENGINEER
II ard szryeyor hAs removed his ot1es srsa
The kilxea n4oex ~ scom -. Boston block
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NINE ALEso, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
WI voyant and medium. Mallory house
Third and James. Hour a m 70 2. N
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SALOON AND STORE F7xTURE&
TOR sALE--cHEAP; $50 WILL BUY BAR,
IT counter. back bar and mirror, fixtures
ready made on hand and made 20 order remem-
Der we make saloon and store dftings . spe-
cialty therefore We can awe you money. Ger
iinser & Co. 2.22s second street
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REwor4L NOTICE

ECIkK9 s OWENS. CIVIL ESGESEEEs AND
- Surveyors. have removed 20 nsw ose.cex "A
seattle ksosx. rCsuzas Ni and &C. Psk1x ard se-
gszsn;sG.sEac~ fer STRUCTURES. and genera sur
veylas pzosn psly Attended "a.
cETY SURVEYORS OFFICE
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THB SILVER BILL.
Henry Clews Sees No Cause for In-Fo
holdings.


Henry clews Sees No Cause for In-Fore-
holdings.
Henry clews, the great wall-street broker
and financier, writing under date of June
10th, says:
Congress presents an unusual spectacle
at the present time. The House. on the
silver question, is conservative. while the
Senate is apparently the reverse. On most
great questions requiring conservatism it
is generally otherwise. This silver legisla-
ton occupies now peculiar position. IF
the Senate bill passes, it is free coinage. II
the House bill becomes a law. ii is restricted
coinage, with the important and conserva-
tive feature of redemption in bullion ST
market price. The House bill. if passed.
will doubtless advance the price of seeuri
ties, while the first effect of the Senate bin.
If passed. will be TO repress them, as il will
probably cause considerable European SELL
ing on the fear that this country will.
sooner or later, drift TO q silver basis. On
this theory. European buying Of American
securities will be likely to discriminate in
favor of those payable principal and inter.
est in gold, and for the same reason cause
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PROGRESS IN SCIENCE.

Experiments have recently been made
IN Spain on the action of sunlight in ma
turing wines. Layers of new wines in
bottles of colored glass have been exposed
to the direct rays of the sun, with the
result that both flavor and quality have
been improved. In the south of Europe
there has been practice of ripenine
cognac by exposing the bottles on the root
for years.
The aborigines of New South Wales
show great ingenuity in shaping their har-
poon heads for spearing fish. Instead OF
shaving the wood up and down the grain
as We are accustomed to white, they turn
it round and round and chip it OF across
the grain.
Foreign military men are looking for
ward with much interest to this summers
maneuvers between two corps of the Ger
man army, one corps to be armed with the
new rifle and smokeless powder ammuni-
ton and the other with the old equip
ment.
A new sketching apparatus for cyclists
has recently appeared in England The
paper Is placed on small board in front
Of the cyclist, and the work can be
roughly contoured in about half the time
ordinarily required.
The effect of the electric light current
on the compasses of some vessels is SC
great that it becomes necessary to deter
mine how many hours the dynamo has
been running before working out the yes.
sells reckoning.
A new electric lantern has been designed
in Vienna for the use of lecturers and
medical classes. By combination o.
lenses the magnifed image of an object i.
projected ON white screen in its natural
colors.
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A COMBINE.

She came here from the Middle West
And yet she had, be it confessed,
And air OF Boston round her:
A figure slight, forhead high,
An earnest look, a clear gray eye;
And so for her | came to sigh,
And wise and charming found her
But as TO press my suit came,
Full oft she smothered all my fame
BY asking curious questions.
The wrongs of woman, the state and land
What social changes lbsen planned,
she ask me to discuss off hand
And give her my suggestions.
Did agree with Henry George?
Would selfish capital disgorge
The share that toll demanded?
How could the INDECENT be fed?
should criminals be allowed TO wed?
Did tariff raise the price of bread?
She begged me 10 be candid.
And when the race at last had gained
The highest point 10 be attained
By growth or revolution,
What would the last great victory be,
The final goal that men should see?
What did Utopia mean for me-
The end OF evolution?
And as heard grew more dazed,
Until al last, my courage raised
To point of desperation,
Utopia means for me- | said,
The social contract when we wed.
Wen form q trust" She shook her head
Call it co operation"
Charles S. Green in June Overland.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds to Real Estate Filed With TIL
County Recorder.

Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.
From law and abstract office of Brusie & Tay.
Tor. southeast corner OF Seventh and ~
The following transfers of real estate have
been made since the last published re-
port:
Edwin H. Mckee to Mrs. May Keet-Lots 9
and 4, and q, seventeenth and eighteenth
Streets SO
George and Julia Dart to Livy :. Dart-south-
east quarter OF section 5, township 6 north,
range east, and all interest in estate of Martin
Dart, deceased; s., 600.
Mrs. Nellie Lorenz, Ida Lewis, Thomas J.
sutton and Annie 5. Richards to j. D. Tate
Lot :, o and z, Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets;
S3,215.
D. E. Alexander, guardian of estate of George,
Emma, Albert and Ernst Metz, minors, to Sophia
kunz formerly sophia Metz-An undivided
one-half of lots and 6. 5 and 4 and Ninth and
Tenth streets, by order of Superior Court; $3.50.
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For nearly thirty years what is known
as the old James Harron mine, in Auberrv
valley, Fresno county, has been worked
with more or less success. The method of
mining in that section is of the most prim-
tive kind, bat it has yielded from $50 to
S75 per ton. Monday body of ore was
struck which yielded $500 per ton. The
vein containing the ore is about ten inches
wide. This, with the reported finding OF
the mother lode at Grub Gulch, has created
an excitement in mining circles.
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ingly smooth, the tone as agreeable as
black can be. Compared with those other
hats mentioned it is distinctly grateful to
the eve. and no one surely has ever dis
puted that it gives an air of respectability
all round-of solvency when new, of pathos
when old-which nothing else, absolutely
nothing. can impart.
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Tomorrow being Parnelps 46th birth.
day the Irish party is to entertain him at a
banquet in the National-Liberal Club
Parnell alone, with Gladstone and few
other eminent men, enjoys the distinction
OF being an honorary member of the club
The banquet is intended in part as reply
TO Archbishop Walsh's letter, which was
taken by the party as an attack on Parnell
personally
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

SUDDEN changes of the weather often
cause Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte troubles. Browns Bronchial Troches
will ailay the irritation which induces
coughing, giving immediate relief.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

Lucien w. Sperry, aged 20, one of the
most prominent men in New Haven,
Conn, committed suicide yesterday morn
ing. He had embezzled trust funds to the
amount of $4,000.
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TIE earlier symptoms OF dyspepsia, such
as distress after eating heartburn and oc.
casional headaches, should not De neglected.
Take Hoods sarssparilla if you wish TO be
cured of dyspepsia.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

MANY suffer from irritation of the kid
neys and bladder without knowing what is
the matter with then. DR.. J. H. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Balm will give relief.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

A seaman was taken out of the ship
Three Sisters at Philadelphia yesterday
with yellow fever
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Among the replies received by census
takers, was the following, unique for frank
ness; Il am % years old, born in the
United States was born tramp, started
as newsboy have not got enough learn
ing to be Senator, lawyer or priest.
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TIE deal RESORT.

a PLACE FOR REST AND RECsEATION.
~ Removed from the skurry and hustle Incl
dent to populous summerirg places. Pure
mountainous. resinous, exhiiarating health
giving atmosphere. Pleasure boating by row.
ing, sailing or steam launch, Trout fishing in
amid cascades aud bubbling rapids. The rarest
combination of marine and mountain adyant-
ages. Variety and pictureSqueness of scenery
unexsmpled. AL within the capacity of linn
tied means, yet selected By wealth as superior.
Quickly, cheaply and easily accessible.
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ST. DAXID'S.

715 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
4 FIRSTCLASS LODGING HOTEL, CON.
"a tanning 200 rooms; water and gas in each
room no better beds in the world no CUES
allowed to use the linen once used by another
q large reading room hot and cold water bath
free. Price of rooms-Per night, 80 and 70 cents
per week. frorn.S2 upwards. Open all night
Il. EUGH SIS, Proprietor
eS-At Market-street Ferry take Omnibus Line
OF street cars for Third and Howard. TTStf
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
Corner x and Fifth streets. Sscroyoen,

CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
" to all places OF amusement The best fam
LILY hotel in the city. The Table always supplied
with the best the markets affords. Street Cara
from the Depot pass the door every FIVE rinuteg.
Meals. 20 cents. G. F. SINGLETON. Proprietor,
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BRApYcRoTISE cured headaches for J. Il
EstiIl, Savannah, Ca.
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NOR. TENTH AND SITS, SACRAMENTO.
" Board and room, 81, : 20 and 81 90 per
DAY Meals, 20 cents Special rates for iami-
lies. Free bus to and from Hotel
WILSON d KINNEY, Props. sp9-tf
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THE SADDLE ROCK

Restaurant and Oyster House,
EIRsT-CLASs HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
Il Ladies Dining-room separate. Open day
and night. BUCHANAN & CARRAGHER, Pro.
prietors, 10l9 Second street, between J and z
Sacramento ~