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ON THE TURF.
Winners of the Events at Chicago, st.
Louis and Cincinnati.

Louis and Cincinnati.
CHICAGO, June S.-The Garfield Park
track was slow. Half mile, Southern
Lady won, Frank Evans second, Pearl G.
third. Time, 1:033.
Five and half furlongs, Florence
Shanks won, Trude second, Greyfellow
third. Time, 1:3I4.
Six furlongs, Prohigate won, White
1:39.
Five and a half ftlrlongs, Pestilence
won, Ruffian second, Friday third. Time,
1918.
Seven furIongs, Johnny Greener won,
Won Tromp second, Gendarme third.
Time 1:5S.
ON THE HAWTHORNE TRACK.
CHICAGO, June S.-The track was heavy
and slow. Seven furlongs, Mephisto
won, Tactician second, Bettina third.
Time, 1:4S!.
Mile and an eighth, Timberland won,
Annie Race second, Leonitas third. Time,
2:l7.
Mile and three-sixteenths, Lew Weir
won, Forward second. Time, 2:32.
Half mile, Gazette won, Iuald second,
Thane third. Time, Loo.
Mile and sixteenth, over four hurdles,
Bob Thomas Won, Lijero second, Robin
ANSNN
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June s.-The track was
fast. Six furlongs, Monteviso won, Mod
jeska second, Leader II. third. Time,
I:I69.
One mile, Foxhall won, Hueneme Sec
ond, Penn P. third. Time, 1:424.
Nine-sixteenths of a mile, Laura B.
won, Nelox second, Mantell third. Time,
0:563.
Ono ,,,;Jo o,5 co,-or b,do1 5
Dewey McCone won, Flora DelliS second,
Rancocas third. Time, l:4S$.
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile, Semper
Fox won, Calhoun second, Excelsior
third. Time, 1:23.
Six furlongs, Corrinne Kinney won.
Elsie second, Bell Carly third. Time, l:l64.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, June 8.-The track was fast.
Six furlongs, Uncle Jim won, Dave c..
second, Abbey third. Time, 1:l6!.
Four and one-half furlongs, Sir Carr
won, Ed. Greenwood second, Tom Kelly
third. Time, 0:564.
Six furlongs, Al Farrow won, Tea Set
second, Orderly third. Time, 1:l6.
Zone mile. Penny Royal won, May
Hardy second, Dave Pulsifer third. Time,
| 1:44.
3six furlongs, Alfalfa won, Pettiriot
second, May Hardy third. Time, I:lG4.
Six furIongs, Nathan Frank won, Alice
D. second, Crab Cider third. Time, l:l61.
Handicap, seven and a half furlongs,
Servitor won, Ethel Gray second, Oregon
Eclipse third. Time, I:45l.
AT MORRIS PARK
MORRIS PARK, June S.-Five and a
half furlongs, Emin Bey won, Rebecca
second. Rowett third, Boundless fourth.
Time, 1:07.
Mile and quarter, The Ironmaster
won, Madrid second, Barefoot third.
Time, 200.
Seven furlongs, Stalactite won, Lord
Motley second, Stephen third. Time,
1:29.
Cherry Diamond handicap, mile and a
sixteenth, Raceland won, Or. Hasbrouclx
second, Reckon third. Time, 1:424
Mile, Castaway won, Indiana Rubber
second, Westchester third. Time, l:423
Six furlongs, Tar and Tartar won, Hi
ram second, Integrity third. Time, 1:l44.
RACING AT PORTLAND.
PORTLAND (Or,), June S.-The spring
meeting of the Portland Speed Associa-
! ton opened to-day. Following are the
results: Three-quarters Of mile dash
! Hello won, Altus second, Patricia third
| Time, 1:l9.
Two-fifty trot, Flora won, Hamlin Sec
ond. Best tune, 2:39.
Two-thirty- three class, Prince II. Won
| Colonel Stoner second, Pilot Lement
4
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the Santa Fe competitors pledge them
selves to abolish excessive commits
sions If the Santa Fe would withdraw the
notice. The Rock Island, Union Pacific
and Rio Grande have refused. The ninety
days will expire next Friday, and on
that day the Santa Fe will put into effect
the new tariff of SI4 20 from Kansas City
and S24 20 from Chicago, and the other
roads must follow suit.
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Worlds Fair Meeting.

There will be a meeting at IL A, NJ to-
day, at the Supreme Courtroom in the
State Capitol, OF six delegates from each
county north of Tehachapi. The purpose
is to discuss the advisability of forming
one grand district, to be known as the
Northern California Worlds Fair Asso-
citation, believing that better results can
be accomplished by united action.
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Heavy Rainfall.

CHICO, June 8.-A heavy downpour of
rain occurred at o'clock this afternoon,
lasting only short while, accompanied
by thunder and lightning. Barely
enough fell to soak the ground and no
damage was done to hay or standing
grain.
NAPA, June S.-A heavy shower Of
rain fell this morning. The damage to
ripe cherries and small fruits will be con-
siderable. Much hay is down, but the
loss Will be light if it clears OF warm.
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Oregon Electlon Retnrns.

PORTLAND, June S.-Complete returns
from twenty-four counties out of thirty
one in the state give the following plu-
ralities: First Congressional District.
Hermann tRep.l, 3.4e0; Second District
Ellis Rep, 2,S0s; supreme Judge, Moore
Rep, /, ,S69; Attorney General. Webster
tRep.l, rs. These pluralities cannot be
materially altered, except the Attorney
General. The Republicans control both
branches Of the Legislature, ard will
have at least eighteen majority on Joint
uallot. The Peole's party elect one Repre-
sentative to the Legislature certain, and
may elect three.
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RACINC Al popTrAND

PORTLAND (Or,), June S.-The spring
meeting of the Portland Speed Associa-
ton opened to-day. Following are the
results: Three-quarters Of a mile dash,
Hello won, Altus second, Patricia third.
Time, 1:l9.
Twofifty trot, Flora won, Hamlin sec
ond. Best tune, 2:39
Two-thirty-three class, Prince II. won,
Colonel Stoner second, Pilot Lement
third. Best time, 2:3O.
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Rescued From a Terrible Death.

Tucson (Ariz.), June 81. A. Van
Horn, who was lost on the desert last
month, was found by rescuing party
twenty-five miles from where he left his
wagon on the desert. He had been sus-
tanning himself on canned fruit, which
was about exhausted, when he started in
search of water and Was met by the res
cu!ng party. He had been out about
twenty daVs
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Early Morning Runaway.

At l O'clock this morning the horses
attached to Gurney cab took fright at
Tenth and G streets, and continued on
their mad flight, turning down X street.
When in front of the Golden Eagle Hotel
the cab was upset and the occupants
thrown to the ground, one of whom is
said to have been quite seriously injured.
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The Y. NJ. I. Excursion.

A large number of persons availed
themselves of the opportunity last even
ing for moonlight ride on the river by
joining the excursion of Sacramento
Council, Young Mems Institute. The
excursionists went long way down the
river by steamboat and barge, the First
Artillery Band furnishing music for the
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a Workman Fatally injured.

YUBA City, June S.-While the Super
visors of Sutter and Colusa Counties
were inspecting bridge being con-
structed over Butte Slough, eighteen
miles west of here, one workman fell
thirty feet, lighting on his head and
shoulders. His arm was broken and he
was otherwise SO injured that that he
cannot live. His name cannot now be
learned, but he has family in Wood
land
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The OakIands Shut ont.

SAN FRANCISCO, June S.--The game
this afternoon at Oakland resulted in
shut-out for the Colonels by the close
score OF l to 0. In the third inning Jim
Sharp made first on Whitehead's error,
Went to second on sacrifice, and scored
on Horner's wild throw TO third. The
hitting was weak Oh both sides, and the
1ieiding good.
SAN JOSE, June 8.-Balsz was COM
plete puzzle TO the San Joses to-day, and
Los Angeles won by a score OF to-.
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LIVELY STREET SHOOTING.
A Drunken German Creates Terror
Among Pedestrians.
USES HIS PISTOL FREELY, BUT
INJURIES NO ONE.

Heavy Rainfall at Chico and Napa-A
Bridge Workman Falls Thirty Feet,
Lighting on His Head and Receiv-
ing Fatal Injuries-Man Rescued on
the Desert I'm Arizona While in an
Almost Famished Condition.
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The Art of Finding Fault.

Three times out of four fault finding is
merely an expression Of impatience,
writes Lillian Freeman Clarke in the
Ladies Home Journal, and the only good
it does is to relieve the irritable feeling
caused by the carelessness, stupidity or
other defects of those with whom we have
daily intercourse. To begin with, on ev-
cry occasion where there is no reasonable
hope of doing good by fault-finding, seal
your lips as with bar of iron.
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Kennedy policemen, L. w. Valentine
Police Judge. w. b. Cahoone Treasurer,
w. q. K. Lannon Clerk Thomas stark
will be elected School Trustee on Tues
day, vice A. II. White, term expired.
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Annual Meet of wheelrnen.

STOCKTON, June s. = The California
division of the League of American
Wheelmen tonight decided that the an
nual meet on july 4th Will be held in
Stockton. instead of Sacramento, as suit
able grounds could not be secured at the
inter city.
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VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY FOR
Y sale-SiZe, SOXSO feet, corner Second and
l. streets, Sacramento City. For particulars
address s. O. PUTNAM, 217 Sacramento
street, san Francisco, or inquire OF l.. e.
CHANDLER, 231 J street. ie4-ITSGt
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DON MARVIN! )!
Ffve-Yoar-old Record. s.es

DON MARVIN is A BEAUTIFUL SEAL.
~ brown. foaled 1884; bred by Senator Le-
land Stanford, Palo Alto, Cal; is 16 hands
high and weighs ], 200 pounds; sired by Falls.
2:23 sire OF iour In 2:3o list, he by Elec,
uoneer. DaIu, Cora dam OF Don Marvin
2:2S, and Elected trial 2:26) by Don Victor
lsire OF the dams of five in The 2:3O lisD by
Belmont. Second dam, Clarabel (cam of CHI.
ton Bell, 2:24ia, and Rebecca dam of four in
2:30 list by Abdallah Star. Third dam.
Fairy dam o. Stoner 10y, 2:291&. and Sweep
stakes. sire Of % in the $50 list and three
other producing s!res and dams) by Rysdyk's
mb,etonian. Fourth dam, Emma Mills (dam
OF four horses that have sired ESQ perform
ers} by Seely's American Star.
Don MARVIN viii make the season of
1892 at $40, with usual return privilege,
which makes him the che2pest horse in the
State, record and breeding considered, having
what no other public A.allcn has on the
ccast-1our producing dams. For further par
ticulars or complete circulars address
CHARLES L. LOWELL
1923 I street, Sacramento, Cal
Rs- Colts broke and handled for speed.
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Marvin, to strange boy-Are you the
new boy who lives next door?
Strange Boy-No; the new boys only
three months old. I'm the old one.
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II on l. street, between Twentieth and Twen-
iy-ffrst, at a bargain. Apply at ll19 TwentI-
eth street, je4-oJE
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Ipr Sale.

NOR SALE-FURNITURE OF 10 ROOMS.
Il with privilege OF renting house; : rooms
o. cupied; good location. Address J. r. this
office jc9-lW*
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IGOR SALE-IF YOU WANT GOOD
Il Horses at very lowest prices apply at Union
brewery Invent eth and . streets. JACOB
GFRERT, Proprietor.
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THE FLOOD AND FIRE DISASTER.
Victims at Oil City and TitusvilIe Laid
at Rest.

OIL CITY PENN, June s.-Seven un-
identified victims of Sunday nights fire
and flood were buried this morning. The
relief fund for this city and Titusville
now amounts to sti3,500. Seven hundred
people have already been aided. 1t is be-
lieyed the number will run to 800. The
people hare recovered from the stunning
effects OF the blow, and the work of re-
moving the ruins is being actively prose-
cuted. Five hundred men are at work.
Nothing yet has been done on the west
side.
AT TITUSVILLE.
TITUsvILLE PENN, June S.-About
forty funerals were held here to-day.
The work OF searching for the bodies is
being actively carried on. 1t is supposed
many have lodged under the piles of rub
Dish. Disinfectants are being freely used
to prevent the spread of disease. Many
are already sick through excitement and
exposure.
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CITKAYED OR SToLEN-ONE LIGHT BAY
y Horse; dark name and tail; weight about
1000 pounds; and one H. !ht strawberry roam
Mare: dark gray name and tail; weight about
900 pounds; her right eye is cut aud swollen.
Any one giving information leading TO their
recovery, or returning the same, will be liO-
orally rewarded. Address all information to
S. Il. PUGH, Perkins, Cal. jeS-3t*
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O 1ALES11EN WANTED-TO SELL OUR
y goods by sample TO the wholesale and re-
tail trade; liberal salary and expenses paid;
permanent position; money advanced fCr
wages, advertising, etc. For full particulars
ard reference, address CENTENNIAL MANU-
FACTURING CO., Chicago, Ill. m1Y-3mTlS
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SZTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds of labor:
women and girls for cooking and general
hCusewOrk; plenty of work Tor desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYM MENT OFFICE, FourGn
street X and L.
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Town Election at Red Bluff.

RED BLUFF. June S.-The result Of the
town election Monday was the selection
Of C. ii. Darrough and Jas. II. Welshous
as Trustees. Last night the Trustees
elected Frank Gipson Marshal, Pate and
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Go Get or 3ar1tt.

FURNISHED SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS,
L and others; suit two persons. 4O9% X
street, le9-5Cx
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George Mcmillan, who has for year
and half been connected with the thea
ters of this city, leaves for San Francisco
on Sunday. under contract with G. p.
Hall, manager of the Bush-street Theater
in that city
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An assorted lot OF LEATHER PURSES AND
CARD CASES, in many different styles, at.
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Fifty dozen LADIES BLACK PURE SILK
MITTS, jersey style, S-button length.............
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TED-ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
w TO manage an Office in Sacramento; ref
erences and 81 900 cash capital required; sui
ary, 81 200 per year and interest in business
Address 335, Phelan Bldg. San Francisco Cal.
loo
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A somewhat better house rewarded
Mr.. Hunting's presentation of 'Dr
Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE at the Metropol-
itan Theater last night. The play was
well given. Mr.. Hunting's DR.. Jekyll is
unquestionably his best work; it is an
artistic achievement of the first order. re-
pulsive as is the dual life presented. Mr..
Hunting shows not only Intelligent
knowledge of the wonderfully weird
story, "a Strange Case" but proves that
he has fathomed the purpose and thought
Of the author. He has much enriched
and rounded out the character of Jekyll,
as he has intensified that of Hyde, since
he played the parts here last winter,
notably so in his vocal work and the
feeling he throws into the text, The
whole performance is one that does the
artist great credit. The support was
good throughout, Mr.. Benrimo's Lam
yon and Miss Aubrey's Florence very
nearly realizing the idea, of those char
acters.
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LADIES' AND CHIDREN'S HOSE SUPPORT
ERS, with patent clasps, in both white and
black. They sold at Is, 18 and zoe a pair
They go now at
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Mr.. Henry. who has been manager of
the Metropolitan Theater and Clunie
Opera-house for some time and who has
been Treasurer of the two houses for
some six or seven years, resigned his
post last night, and leaves to-day for
San Francisco, where he will be related
to theatrical business in that city, but in
just what capacity he does not state. Jas.
Ii. Clunie will now be manager as well
as lessee Of the theaters.
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JUR oALE-240 ACRES OF PATENTED
crossed and subGivided by good board and
Larb wAre fences, 3 acies IN grain; also
meadow iand; small orchard OF varieties OF
and plenty OF water Tor same; q good house
with all the houss shold furniture; saloon ad,
joining; barn and wagon sheds and all neces-
implements, including mower and horse rake.
also, one horse, one wagon, set of harness
hogs and poultry. This house does good busi-
House from Grizzly Flat ana twenty from
placerville; the stage passes the house twice
daily; good school one mile from the house.
For particulars apply to MRS. MARGAREr
FERGUSON, Pleasant Valley, FL Dorado
County. Cal, or of IRWIN Il IRWIN, Placer
Vile. Price, So, $50. ie3-2wS
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NOR SALE - SPLENDID MOUNTAIN
L stock ranch of 1900 acres; well watered
SIX miles from railroad; large outside range!.
90 acres fenced; 100 head fine stock catf'e.
new buildings and 100000 feet of 7Ium ncr on
nary opportunity. Address c., this oaice.
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JAPANESE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SIT
- uation 10 do housework. Address S. NJ,
this Office ieQ-ot*
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IN THE HOUSF

WASHINGTON, June S.-The House
went into Committee of the Whole for
the consideration of the agricultural APP
preparation bill. The bill was read by
paragraphs for amendments on verbal
amendment.
j. D. Taylor of Ohio took occasion to
make a vigorous speech, which was
answered in the same vigorous manner
by Simpson of Kansas.
The committee then rose and the bill
passed.
McRae called up the bill amending the
forfeiting Of certain lands granted in aid
of the construction OF railroads. No
quorum voting the House adjourned.
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ryO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. Apply at 541 l st. ieS-3.*
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NTANTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE
w with experience, a situation on ranch.
Address w, this cffice ieS.3t@
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NkW LODGING HOUSE, 122 j STREET,
IN between Front and Second, just opened.
l4ouse repaired throughout, new carpets and
furniture, nice pleasant rooms and everything
in perfect order. MRS. L. D. PRESTON jets
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2l1u3ttcn.

JITANTED-A STRONG BOY TO LEARN
w Candy Trade. Apply at BARTON'S,'
$40 j street. inN-2t
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NTANTED-POSTTIONF FOR A JAPANESE
w first cook, who has several references
and requires only moderate wages. Please
adQIess JOHNNlE. this OtiEe. ie7-3tk
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ITO LEr-A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON N
| street, near Tenth. Apply at SlLLER
BROS 1614 Thirteenth street.
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JAPANESE I CLUB, 621 l. STREET, SAC
81 ramento-When you need good, stca ly
tor your ranch or domestic hands,
please give us a call feT-lw%
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CONGRESSIONAL,
Only Twenty-Five Senator's Present at
Yesterdays Session.


WASHINGTON, June S.-Only twenty
five Senators were present, two-thirds
Democrats.
Call gave notice Of his intention to ad-
dress the Senate next Wednesday on
resolution for an investigation as to
whether the railroad companies interfere
with the election of United States Sena-
tors.
a bill to increase to 81. 900, coo the ap-
preparation for a public building at Port
land, Or, was reported and placed on the
calendar.
Dolph read an amendment in support
Of the bill introduced March 9Th, provid-
ing for the irrigation and reclamation of
lands, for the protection of forests and
the utilization of pastures.
The pension deficiency bill was laid be-
fore the Senate and referred to the Com
mittee on appropriations, after which
the Senate adjourned.
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IETANTED INIMEDIATELY-A GIRL TO
w do general housework. Inquire at 923
II street
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Gnat-3n11atN.

! OST-ON ELEVENTH STREET BE-
1 tween II and the State Capitol, u pair Of
gOId-DCwed Eyeglasses. y suitable reward
will be paid for their return to GENERAL g..
Q. ALIaltN at the tState CapitOl. IL
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fINO LET-FOR THE SUMNER MONTHS,
| sunny front suites; also single rooms with
board. 1CO6 Pine street, san Francisco.
NLEEMAN HOUSE u r MS led
II rooms by day, week or month; best and
cIeanest beds in the city for :95 and so cents.
Corner Third and j streets.
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DANCH FOR SALE-TWO MILES SOUTH
IL east OF Lincoln, Placer County. geo acres
choice fruit and; the place is improved: has a
and is lhcosed by a substantial fence: the
properly was formerly known as Calderwooa's
ranch; Tor sale ON easy terms Apply 10 MRS
LAU Renee Nick EARSEY or = S0TON
hOLL, her attorney, 92o Fifth street Sacra-
mento.
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Z OST-PAIR OF EYEGLASSES, J OR K
Il streets. Return to this Office and be re-
Narded. leS-2tH
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ID ESIDENCE, SI41l X STREET TO RENT.
II Inquire at COOPER'S MUSIC STORE.
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MAN WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH
Ifh city. town and hamlet to introduce tho
fastest selling household article on rccord1
over million sold in Philadelphia; will pay
competent person 81 per day. Address, In
stamp, w. Fl. WILLIAMSON, Al y. Fourth
street, PHILADELPHIA Pa iel-2n
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ITOR SALE CHEAP-5o. 900 FEET OF
L irrigating pipe. dipped, with screw comp
ling. Can be sen at brick kiln north OF denot.
Address W. CHAPLIN, Sacramento.
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j q b p II | N 7 | n
( SUCH n
LARGE POSTERS, HANDBILLs
CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BLANKS
t BILL.HEADS,
together with every other description oil
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed 10
change four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are to occupy.
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= o c t ir AL.
THE CORNFIELD.

AS Istand in the western light, my mind
Draws pictures fair of other days,
But beet like the picture to find
or the field of corn where used to play
Oct0ber's sun shone then, as now,
0nihe tent like shocks ofthe golden grain
Like yellow wigwams, all in a row,
Where mice and squirrels in plenty relgned
Thelqualls were calling across the field,
Fpm the edge of the wood, where sinks
the sun;
The nuts were falling, plenteous yield,
OF their knoity globes for the autumus
mn. /.
And then, as now, dear childish forms
And swest child voices aud faces bright
WdsssL srlni ard slapclag and dancing
along,
Eager for play ere tho waning light.
What peals of laughter and shouts OF glee,
Rang out from behind those shocks Of
corn,
When we played hide and seek, In our
jollity,
In the dewy eve and the golden morn
Oh, dear old times AT memory's touch,
They spring into life, as at magic's wand
feel again the heart thrill, such
As no other can stir but loved ones hand
Alas those sweet old times are gone;
Forever lost are those happy years,
But the loved ones lost, In eternity's dawn,
Shall give me glad welcome for falling
tears.
"A nnndd M Bo0th
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A Real Mean

A party Of men aboy ,
cd in a cafe last night -
sation turned upon INC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-01-08

cd in cafe last night
sation turned upon INC
stories we're told about 70 man wi
too mean 10 buy collr button,
ing wart on the back u bis neck I.
that purpose, and the man who took
long steps 40 chat his shoes wouldn't
wear out 10 quickly. A man sitting in
the corner said ho had discovered the
meancst man in Philadelphia, and also
vouched for the truth Of his story. ~
asked him to take drink with me yes.
terday," no said, 80 we went 10 tn
Bellevue, and what dii the fellow d
but order champagne cocktail. Tb
struck mo rs being little steep, b
paid the bill, and, Of course, said n.
ing, thinking ! would got back at hit
He didn't suggest anything, SO view
out. Walking up the street, wo b
pcned TO pass a fruit stand. when
generous friend said F; BY the We
my treat now. Wbat'll you hay
picked out an apple and he laid
cent. Aren't you going to to
thing yourselff' askel. No,
piled, 4 never cat fruit | left
the next corner"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-01-08

Where the guests at n gather,
well acquainted they eat at least
per cent. more than they Of
would.