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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-03-09
Sroda, dnia 9 Marca 1892 r.

obiezdza W Rosyi prowincye
g}odem nawiedAone, opisuje W
taxi sposob kolonist6w niemie-
ckich mad Wo}ga: Kolonist6w
niemieckich mad Wo}gs jest
oko}o 100000. Sa oni prote-
stantami, katolikami lub men
nonitami. Stanowia oni div
ny rodzaj ludzi, jakoby z
XVIII wieku, kt6rzy albo
nieobznajomieni SO albo nie
chcieli przyjac zwyczaj6w i
postepu wieku naszego. Wszy=
scy wygladaja nadzwyczaj po-
waznie i jakos tax wymuszeni,
jak gdyby przedstawiali zywe
typy postaci przedstawianych
ma drzeworytach wieku ze'
sz}ego. Staromodny str6j no.
sza, ma g}owie warkocz Char
copf), starannie maja twarze
ogolone. Trudno sobie wy
obrazic ich kroczenie uroczyste
po ulicach. Take sprzety
ich maja kszta}t starozytny.
Po1ozenie ich jest gro
zne, moze grozniejsze niz Ro-
syan, gdyz przyjacid ME maja.
Rosyanom rad pomaga, oni
zas tylko wtedy doznaja ulgi,
gdy i'm sic uda znalezc jaki
zarobek.
Petersburg, S marca.
Ukaz carski zezwala ma
wyw6z zboza z obwodu Kutans
ma Kaukazie.
Londyn, 9 marca.
w obwodach rosyjsAich g}o-
dem nawiedzony ch W straszny
spos6b zwieksza sic smiertel
nose. Tyfus g'odowy tam sic
szerzy. C6rka genera}a Ra-
deckiego wspomagajac g}o.
dnych wiesni 'kow, nabawi}a
sic 1yfus i na chorobe to
umar}a. Car oburzony jest, ze
ministrowie ME znajduja drogi
wyjscia. w ca}em pa1stwie
wielki panuje nieporzadek Z
kazdym dniem sic zwieksza.
Rad istotnie zupe1nie ME
zdolny jest i'm pom6dz.
Wfochy.
Rzym, s marca.
Policya aresztowa}a W Ia
rauto 13S os6b podejrzanych o
to, re So cz}onkami stowarzy-
szenia Mala Vita, kt6rego g}6-
wnym celem jest rozboj po
drogach i ulicach. Ostatniego
lata wytoczono process 179 oso.
bonn o to podejrzanym i tylko
IA uznano niewinnemi. Kary
wynosi}y 6 miesiecy do Is lat
ciezkiego wiezienia.
Montenegro.
Cettimje, s marca.
w Kolaszynie, miejscowosci
mad granica Albanii, 40 Al
ba1czyk6w towarzyszacych or
szakowi weselnemu, spotka}o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-03-09
fGlGgTamy zagraEIGzls.
POlicya W Wiednia zakazuje
chleb rOzdaWae.
Strajk g0rnik0w W Anglii grOzne
ma naStepstwa.
TyfuS gfOdGWy W ROsyi.
Walki Francuz0w W Afryce.
Krwawa b0jka miedzy Czarno-
y g0rcami a Albanezykami.
Cholera W Azyi.
CzfOnkOwie .,Mala Vita" we WHO.
Szech.
Nienlcy.
Lipsk, s marca.

ale policya wczesnie uwiado-
domiona strzegfa placow / ulic
i ME przysz}o do zaburze6. W
Niedziele odby}y sic zgroma-
dzenia robotnik6w, na ktorych
dose podburzajace mowy by1y
trzymane, ale policya wszedzie
tie zgromadzenia porozwiazy-
wa}a.
Berlin, s marca.
Inspector Leist kompanii
,,Norddeutscher Lloyd" pc.
wr6ci} wyspy Wight, gdzie
bawi}, azeby zbadaG polozenie
rozbitego okretu Elder. Inspe-
ktor jest zdania, re kapitan O.
kretu zadnej uie ponosi why
i re okret moze jeszcze bedzie
MONA ocaliG.
Wielki Ksiaze heski jest bez
nadziei i co chwila oczekuja
jego smierci.
AustrO-Wegry.
Wiede5, s marca.
Policya za5roni}a rozdawac
zywnosG ludziom znajdujacym
sic bez zatrudnienia.
Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, s marca.
John Parnell, brat zmar}ego
Charlesa Stewart Parnella "a
przecza pogfosce niedawno W
obieg puszczonej o zamierzonei
sprzedazy Avondale, by}ej po
siad}osci Parnella W Irlandyi.
Cz}onkowie Izby nizszej,
VIM. Randall Cremes, og}osi}
publicznie, re wkr6tceprzed}o-
zona bedzie Izbie petycya opa
trzona milionem podpis6w, a.
zeby zatarg po}ow W morzu
Behrynga przed}ozyt do roz-
strzygniecia sadowi polubow-
nemu.
Ameryka6ski minister f.
nans6w wyjecha} do Southam-
pton, azeby jutro uda6 sic ma
okret Spree, kt6rym powr6ci
do New Yorku. Pred wyja-
zdem urzadzi} dla pos}a Lin.
colna iinnych wybitnych Anne
rykan6w uczte W hotelu Me.
tropole.
Urzedowe mieszkanie astro-
noma profesora Copeland W
Edinburgh ubieg}ej nocy spa
lilo sic. Gala familia leza}a
W g}ebokim snie pograzona,
kiedy nagle rozleg} sic ha}as,
re pozar wybuch}. Pozar roz-
szerzy} sic tax szybko, re scho.
dami ratowaG sic bylO niepo-
dobna. Troje dzieci uratowali
strazacy, a reszta czionkow ia
milii spusci}a sic po skreco-
nych przescierad4ach. Wielce
cenna biblioteke, wlasnosc pan
stwowa, W g}6wnej czesci ura-
towano.
Loadyaa, 8 marca.
Lordmayor Evans wyda}
odezwe do sk3adania ofiar ma
dotknistych glodem W Novel
Fundlandyi. Ostra zima, bu-
RE j inne przyczyny, dopro-
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bublshed daily except sundays hn. l.ss7aEsJ
~~~~~~~SOS~s~
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR THE U 8
yearly $1,000;
monthly. S0.25;
Single copy lc.
FOR EUROPE AND OTHER STATES
yearly $500.
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Przybycie parowcow.

Przybycie parowcow.
Plymouth: Pennsylvania z
Philad.
Philadelphia: Switzerland
z Antw.
Nea0 YORK;: Rossi re Santos.
4 Ham6alrga wyszed} paro-
wiec Wieland 2 So8 podrozny.
mi, a ze Szczecina parowiec
Polaria re 109 podroznymi.
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TelegramF KrajoVe.
Zamach kolejowy W Tennessee.
Nowy wulkan W California.
Wiesci z WashingtOnu.
Nova kOmeta Odkryta przez a.
strOnOma Swifta.
Ofiara tyranii rosyjskiej W
New YOrku.
Wiesci z WashingtOnu.
TymczasOwe dOniesienie.

DIS rano odebralismy tele,
gram z New Yorku cd w. ks.
Wysieckiego, wikarego przy
kosciele Sw. Kazimierza W
Brooklynie, W ktorym nam do
nosi, IL proboszcz jego w. ks.
Wincenty Bronlkowski, zosta}
nominowany pra}atem domo-
wynn Jego swiatobl. Ojca sw.
w kazdym razie redakcya zy-
czy W. ks. Pra}atowi wszelkiej
pomyslnosci.
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Lomdyaa, s marca.

Lordmayor Evans wyda}
odezwe do sk}adania ofiar ma
dotknietych glodem W Novel
Fundlandyi. Ostra zima, bu-
RE j inne przyczyny, dopro-
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Nova kOmeta.
Washi1qton, s marca.

Rochester, ~. Y, 8 marca.
Professor Swift z obserwato-
ryum Warnera odkry} nova
komete jasno b}yszczaca, kt6-
ra MONA obserwowac dobremi
binoklami.
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of Kentucky. placing salt on the free list.
McCreary of Kentucky, amending the
rules regarding appropriation bills; also,
placing tin-plate and agricultural lmple-
ments on the free list. Boatuer of Louisi-
ana, for the improvement of the Missis-
slppI River; also, proposing a constitu-
uonal amendment to prohibit lotteries.
Chapman of Massachusetts, to prevent
aliens from holding certain positions and
DONG certain work in the United States,
designed to check the evil complained of
by labor organizations of aliens working
daily in the United States. while residents
OF Canada. Morse of Massachusetts,, to
repeal the long and short haul and pool
ing clauses OF the Interstate Commerce
Act; also, TO prevent the opening on Sun
DAY OF any exposition where appropria
tons made by the United States are eX-
pended. Andrews OF Massachusetts,.
placing raw wool, coal and iron ore
on the free list; also, repeating
the law authorizing the purchase of silver.
ONelll of Missouri, to reduce the letter
postage to one cent. Kemp of Nebraska,
for an adequate volume of full legal
tender coin and paper money, classical
ton OF funds in the Treasury, and the es-
adjustment OF general system of Gov
eminent banking. ODonneu of Michi-
gan, TO extend free mail delivery in rural
communities, appropriating S., 600 900 for
the IlrSt year. Caldwell of Ohio, to pre-
vent the dissertation of the United States
flag.
Bills were introduced and referred for
the erection Of a number of public build
lngs. Among the points are Eureka
santa Rosa, Fresno, San Diego, Alameda,
San francisco, Oakland, and Butte City
and Helena, Mont.
The call of States was then suspended,
325 bills having been turned in.
Picker of South Dakota announced the
death of his former colleague, John B..
Gamble, and the House, as mark of re-
spect, adjourned
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LREE LIBRARY.
The Trustees Say They Must Have
More Revenue to Sustain 1t.

The Trustees Say They Must Have
More Revenue to Sustain It.
The Board of Trustees of the Public
Library met at their office in the Library
building last evening. Present-W. c.
Fitch, President; l.. E. Smith, Vice
President; S. IL. Gerrish, Secretary, and
Add. G. Hinkson.
The report of the Librarian for the
month of December was read, as follows:
Number of books issued during the
month, $3.50. Classified thus: Fiction,
2,541; history, 269; literature, 137; fine art,
81; useful art, 90; science, 68:
philology, 2; sociology, is; religion, 20:
philosophy, 43; general works, 152. Per-
centage Of fiction, TO- Average number
issued per day. lib. Number of patrons
registered, 1852. Amount of the fines
collected, Sl6 %. Catalogues sold, /.
Number of books mended in the library,
242
The following bills We're ordered paid
Capital Gas Company, S29 40; Stephenson
Il Hartman, Sl5 E. K. Alsip d Co, SIS;
Whittier, Fuller & Co., So So; The A. S.
Hopkins Company, 81 Is; G. Z. Spencer,
81 so; j. j. Laracy, $40 %; T.. NJ. Adams,
50; Union Ice Company, 81 90; Mrs. Mary
b. Smith, 81 50.
The following resolutions were adopted
Dy Inc DOaTu:
WHEREAS, The rate of taxation for the SUD
port of the City Free Library mas been made
quate for the needs ana necessities of the
same, by reason whereof the Board of Trus-
tees of said library have been unable to pro-
viue the proper current literature to meet the
demands OF The public, and by reason whereof
said Board of Trustees have been unable to
make necessary repairs and Improvements to
the library building; and, whereas, in order
to make the said library as efficient as it
should be, it viii be necessary that an assess.
ment of six cents on each 500 valuation OF
taxable property of the city should be levied
Therefore be it
ReSotUed, That ii is the sense of this board
that such rate of taxation should be levied
and made, and the Board of Trustees OF said
city are requested to levy an assessment of six
cents on each 500 of the taxable property o.
the city for free library purposes.
ReSOtUed, That the Secretary be and he is
! hereby directed to notify the Board of Trus
tees of the City of Sacramento ofthe foregoing
request.
The board then adjourned
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE STATE BOARD OF CAPITOL
" commissioners, Sacramento Cal, Deem
Der 5, 1891.
The Board of Capitol Commissioners. by an
Act OF the last Legislature, were directed to
have the old wooden fence. sidewalk and curb
fronting on L, and Fifteenth streets. re-
moved from the Stare Capitol grounds, aud in
their stead to have constructed granite posts
and single chain fence to have constructed
concrete sidewalk ana granite curb. each of q
quality ana workmanship equal TO the con-
crete walk and granite curo already laid down
upon the west part of SAID grounds and in
conformity herewith; all OF said work TO he
one according to plans and specifications to
be furnished by said Capitol Commissioners
WORK to be done under supervision OF a Super-
1ntendent to be appointed by the Beard of
Capitoi Commissioners Plans may be seen
ana SpecItcatIons had upon application to The
Secretary OF the board at the Governors Office
IN the State Capitol building at Sacramento
Parties bidding can bid ON the whole or on
any part OF the work mentioned TO wit:
feuce, sidewalk or curb. Bids will be received
up 10 l O'Clock MONDAY. January 18th, at
which time they viii he opened and the CON
tract AWARDED to the lowest and most re-
Sponsible bidder All bids must be accom-
panied by a certified check equal 10 10 per
cent. of the bid. The board reserve the right
toreject any or all bids. Bids should be adj
dressed to +. p. JOHNSON. Jr Secretary of
the State Board of Capitol Commissioners
governors othce, sacramento, Cal. married.
Bids Tor constructing fence, concrete walk
ana granite curbing on the State Caoitoi
Grounds e T. Johnson TE
Secretary OF the State Board of Capitol Com
missioners. d16-1fW
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Raid on q Dive.

Police Captain Lee and Officers Naley,
Gibson, Higgins, Kripp, Mclaughlin
and Special Goods raided the Casino dive,
on K street, between l and 2 O'Clock this
morning, and arrested fourteen of as
ugly-looking lot OF tramps as ever dis
graced a community. The lot were
locked up, and will appear before Judge
Cravens this morning TO give accounts of
themselves.
The officers next went to an old shanty
at Fifth and streets and gathered in
another gang of toughs who were sleep
ing there.
Just as they were starting for the police
station pistol shot was fired on l Street,
near Second. The officers fastened
thither and gathered in Chinaman who
was said TO have fired the shot Who or
what he shot at could not be learned.
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MEAGHER IS MAD
This Time the Tramps Make a Raid on
His Wagon.

This Time the Tramps Make Raid on
His Wagon.
Michael F. Meagher, the dairyman.
whose place was plundered on Christmas
Eve of wagon-load of provisions, has
again been made the victim of another
raid.
'Begorra," says Michael, as he showed
up putting last night, 'thim brush thaves
hev been at me again. Sure an Monday
noight me ould 'oman STINT me down
town fur dollars warmth of crushed
sugar am can of mustard. Oh put the
delicacies in me wagin an stharted fer
me home, but sthopped on the way to get
dhrink ov Roostallers beer, dye
moind. But whin Oh KEN out, phwat
did Oh foind but me sthutf stholen from
me vehoicle!
Thin a1ficers haven't got the half ov
the mhurderin' thramps that infst the
brush beyand the city. Begob, but Oh
think Oi'll after me services at the MKT
elicshun for High Sheriff or Chafe OF Po-
lace Ol'd clane out thin divils, or Ord
90 back to Oirland an bag me head ~
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BRIEF NOTES.

City Physician c. B. Nichols treated 365
patients at the City Dispensary during
the month of December.
Hon. Morris M. Estee was witness
Yesterday before the Grand Jury in the
Legislative waste basket inquiry.
Fireman Richard Trengrove, who was
injured by the powder explosion at the
Baker Il Hamilton fire, is able to be
about again.
The firm Of Baker Il Hamilton have
occupied for warehouse purposes the
large Burr building on j street, between
Second and Third.
Master Rufus G.. Harmon, an attache of
the railroad freight depot, was the recip-
lent OF a New ears gift of $40, made by
the clerks Of that department
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Imitators and Impostors.

The unequalled success of ALLCoCK's
Porous PLAsTERs as an external rem
edy has stimulated INSCRIPTIONS parties
to put forth limitations, which they en-
deavor to sell on the reputation of ALL
COCKS. tits an absurdity to speak of them
in the same category as the genuine and
original porous plaster. Their preten-
sions are unfounded, their vaunted merit
unsupported by facts, their alleged SUI
periority to or equality with ALLCoCKs a
false pretense.
The ablest medical practitioners and
chemists and thousands of grateful pa
TENTS unite in declaring ALLCocK's
Porous PLAsTERs the best external rem
edy known.
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NATIVE SONS.
Sacramento Parlor VIII Have a Grea
Time To-Morrow Evening.

Sacramento Parlor VIII Have a Great
Time Tomorrow Evening.
The installation of the officers of Sacra-
mento Parlor, No. 5. Native Sons Of the
Golden West, Will take place in Turner
Hall tomorrow evening. An excellent
musical and literary programme has been
arranged for the evening, and those hay
ing invitations are assured Of a good time
by attending.
The Mandolin Club has been secured.
All who have heard their music are loud
in their praises Senator William John
ston will speak for the Pioneers, and the
Grand President of the order, Robert
Fitzgerald, is expected to be present.
The committee in charge consists of DR..
c. E. Fowler, j. NJ. Henderson, Jr., and
II. 0. Tubbs.
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e board then adjourned.
COULD NOT FIND HIM

Joseph Farmers Wounded Assailant
Evades Arrest.
The Sheriff's deputies hunted all day
yesterday for the would-be murderer
who assaulted old man Farmer in his
cabin near the American River bridge on
Monday night, but could not find him.
They did, however, track him for some
distance by the blood from the wounds
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Old People.

:. Y. 8. Is the only sarsaparilla that old or
feeble people should take, as the mineral potash
which is in every other Sarsapsrlla that we know
of, is under certain conditions known to DO
emaciating. ]. V. S. on the contrary is purely
vegetable and stimulates digestion and creates
new blood, the very thing for old, delicate or
broken down people. 1t builds them up and
prolongs their lives. a case in point:
Mrs. Belden an estimable and elderly lady OF
$40 Mason St., S. t. was for months declining so
rapidly as to seriously alarm her family. 1t got
so bad that she was finally afflicted with fainting
spells. She writes: while in that dangerous
condition 1 saw some of the testimonials con-
corning Nv. S. aud sent for bottle. That marked
the turning point regained my lost flesh and
strength and have not felt SO well in years"
That was two years ago and Mrs. Belden is we'll
and hearty to-day, and still taking J. Y. S.
II you are old or feeble and want to be built up.
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At the Rink.

There will be sport at the skating rink
tonight. The management has made
preparations for an ''obstacle race" which
promises to be very funny affair. There
are a number of entries for the event.
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RpBal Bnktt,s a1ntunrr.

he received at the hands of his intended
victim. There seems to be little doubt
that the villain was a white man, and
that he was one of the thieving gang that
lnhabit the brush out that way
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Auction sales To-Day.

The Bell-Greer Company Will hold its
regular Wednesday auction at the sales
rooms, Tenth and streets, at 10 A. NJ. to-
day. There Will be sold large lot of
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THE CARMEN
Grand Secretary Keliher Gets Haul
ing Over the Goals.
At the last meeting of the Council of
Federated Trades the following resolu-

SNACAehSNNA
tions were adopted:
ReSoE0ed, That the statement contained in
the letter OF S. keliher, Grand Secre .ary-
treasurer of the Brotherhood OF Carmen
published in the RECoRD-UNIoN Monday
morning, to the effect that the action OF this
Council in recommending that laboring men
of Sacramento do not affiliate with the
brotherhood, was prompted by the CarbuiId-
ers' Union OF this city, and also that the said
Carbullders' Union is composed OF "house
carpenters" and not in the employ of the
railroad company in the construction of cars,
is false.
HesoLged, That there is nothing in said letter
to convinc& this Council that it was mistaken
IN its first recommendation.
The author of the letter published in
the RECoRD-UNIoN was severely handled
by the delegates, one of whom said that
the Brotherhood claims membership of
5000. At each death within its ranks the
surviving members are assessed from 81
to " 50, according to age. This should
the heirs Of the dead gets 81 600
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w II. Sherburn will hold his regular
auction sale of furniture at his salesroom,
523 K street, at 1880 o'clock to-day, when
he will sell the furniture of two houses,
including one antique oak and one pine
bedroom set, stoves, chairs, tables,
crockery, etc.
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90 Irt on Rent.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET WITH OR
Z without housekeeping. Apply at 500 L.
street. ja6-2t*
ITO RENT - THREE UNFINISHED
rooms, with wardrobe, china closet, pan
try; also, three furnished rooms for house
keeping, 1928, cor. Second and p SITS. ja5-6t*
THO RENT-HoP FIELD AT SHELDON,
/ containing about 20 acres; TO rent on
SHARES, Apply to ARMSTRONG & PLAT
NAUER, 4o5 ST., Sacramento Ia53td&1tw
FgEO LET-TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
i housekeeping. Apply at 1920 NJ st. d29-tf
VIO LET "A SUITE OF FURNISHED
/ parlorS and kitchen for housekeeping.
Call at 916 or 91612 Seventh street. between [
and j. d22-tf
ITO LET-THE TW O-STORT BRICK
l. stable direproof) on P, Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets; contains six stalls. Inquire OF
JOSEPH PEEBE. next door east, on =.
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD,
L ct International Hotel, 500 TO 1926 X
street. w. A. CASWELL, Proprietor.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL
4 House, from So per month upward also,
family rooms OF low prices. HORNLEIN
BROS, Proprietors.
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargainsl

This is what We have to offer you in every depart
ment in Are you interested If so we ask
you call and be convinced that the N0NPAREIL is the
house that is cutting prices in DRY GOODS We are
overloaded with goods and must make room for our
spring stock We have been selling rapidly as have
made startling prices In DRESS GOODS we have many
special things In order to appreciate them you must
them There is one line Of WOrsted Suitings at Is
cents per yard that is marvellous value and is well
worth double the price. In CL0AKS AND JACKETS we
have stopped to consider cost but have MARKED
THEM AT PRICES TO SELL Our customers have
realized this have been making quick returns in
this department BLANKETS AND C0MF0RTERS 1t
will pay you to lay in supply of these goods if
you do wish them for immediate USE At o8 cents we
selling 1914 White Blanket. We are Offering some
special values in C0RSETS There is line all Sizes in
fancy tansped and lacetrmmed selling at 43 cents per
pair This line is good value at IS per pair The
fayerte the Nonpare Corset reduced to 50 per
pair.
- Call and we will convince you that our prices
lower than the lowest.
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Settled w

Settled with the State.
Yolo County's Treasurer paid S65,369 50
into the State Treasury yesterday, and
Alpine County settled her accounts by
paving 81. 1913 u.
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WANTED = PARTNER, LADY PRE-
w ferred, with some means, for profitable,
splendid, genteel, paying business. Address
j. NJ. D.. this Office. ja4-St%
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M ANTED-STEADY SITUATION, BY y
w young man; reliable and energetic; best
of references. Address w. 7. r., 902 l. street.
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anHt-In11nH.

EOUND-A BUGGY ROBE ON THE 26TH
Il of December. The owner can have il by-
calling at $500 NJ street. ia6-3t* J
T OST-IN THIS CITY, DECEMBER 31sr.
be handsomely rewarded by returning same
10 this Office. ia5-3t*
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WANTED = MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w without incumbrance to keep house for
an old lady; salary, S12. Address X, this
Office. ja4-3t%
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VXTANTED-A GIRL TO DO COOKING
w and assist in general housework; good
wages. COL n street. ja4-3t
The record-union., 1892-01-06
General 5lnttrem.

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