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Rnnal Rnst1ta aJn1pher.

phla) has these among other papers of in
teresL: n Pacific Encounter" an illus
trated, complete novel, by Mary L. Stick
ney; "A Spanish Painter ilIustrated),
SoLn Campbell Cooper; "In War Time,''
N; NJ. +. W. Sherwood; ACROSS Dug Gap''
Qllustrated), s. l.. Bacon; IAN Actress
ana Her Art' (portrait), Alfred Stoddart;
" r oils and Fencing tiIlustrated). Eugene
an Schaick; IA Dictionary Session at
the Academy" translated from Emile
Bergerat'' by II. T. Machining; "Men of
the Day" NJ. Crofton; Gossip of the
century," w. S. Walsh; Recent Ameri-
can Fiction" Anne IL. Wharton.
The Christmas "Journalisr' New
York; is large quarto OF seventy-tive
pages, richly illustrated with half tone
portraits OF writers in its pages. There
are stories, sketches and general reading
IN 1t sufficient to last the ordinary reader
a month. The Journalist" is a W. ell con-
quoted, vigorous and dignified magazine.
or Spalding's Athletic Library we have
bowling" small pamphlet with full
Information about bowling and instruc-
tlohs Tor the best use OF The game. The
pamphlet IS published by the American
sports Publishing Company, New York.
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OUTLOOK NOT BRIGHT.
That Is, for the Republicans to Control
the Next Senate.

mat Is, 1Or the Republicans to Control
the Next Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Chairman Car
ter of the Republican National Commit
tee was at the Capitol to-day, under sub
pena of the Judiciary Committee of the
Senate in the charge against Louis Nc
Comas, who was nominated for Judge OF
the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia.
Talking about the probable outcome of
the Senatorial contests now beginning in
the Northwest, Mr.. Carter said: I'm my
own State the result is still doubtful, but
with chances in favor of the Democrats.
In Wyoming the Democrats and Popu-
lists together have control of the lower
branch of the Legislature, and there are
two contested cases which l suppose will
be decided against the Republicans, thus
securing majority on joint ballot, which
will probably be used to elect Democrat
as Senator. In California the Legislature
is against US. In Kansas and Nebraska
there is a chance that we will be able to
elect our candidates, but there is con-
siderable doubt about it."
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MINNESOTA.
Republicans Have Control in Both
Branches.

branches
ST. PAUL, Jan. 3.-The Legislature met
at noon and organized. w. f. Lee was
chosen Speaker of the House and J. A.
Jones Chief Clerk. Both are Republicans.
Last year a combination of Democrats
and Alliance men organized the Senate.
This year the Republicans secured the
adherence of three Alliance men, form
erly Republicans, and secured control.
Lieutenant-Governor Clough, from
whom the power to appoint committees
was taken last year, will have the privi-
lege restored this year. Senator E. A.
Folsom was chosen Secretary and the
Republicans filled the other offices.
Governor Nelson was sworn in to-day.
but the Inauguration proper will not take
place until tomorrow.
A caucus of Republican members of the
Legislature is called for tomorrow night
to select a candidate for United States
Senator to succeed Cushman J. Davis.
whose term expires March 4th. There is
no question as to the result, as there is
practically no opposition to Davis re-
election, and the joint caucus will no
doubt decide in his favor by acclama-
ton
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OLD GRAY EAGLE.
Interesting Romance of the War and
the Turf,

w
the Turf.
The Washington Post tells a good story
OF the many bits of unpublished ro-
nance, the natural flotsam and ietsam of
the receding tide OF war about the Ma
tional Capital.
1t happened late in the summer of '65
that played-out looking Confederate
caValryman, no uncommon sight, am bled
into the quiet precincts of Georgetown
astrlde OF tlea-bitten, switch-tailed
skeleton of a horse, and, stopping in
front OF HazePs, the best-known livery
establishment of that town, called out the
genial dealer in horseflesh and opened
negotiations for the sale of his mount,
The American Tattersall ran over the
points OF the wreck with a careful eve,
and at the end of the examination was
less surprised than would have been a
less experienced Judge when the soldier
liked his price at $3.50.
Ot course the figures did not pass with
out dispute. but after some chatting the
difference was split at Sl35 and the trade
closed, the dlsmOunted ranger pursuing
ms way on loot toward Dixie, considera-
bly, better fixed than before in the matter
OF incidental expenses, and the horse
dealer leading his new purchase within
where he was groomed, fed and watered
by the old black stable boss as he had not
been before in many a day.
Thls care and attention was kept up till
far into the autumn, when the crisD north
winds fired the leaves OF all the forest
outside and sent the blood coursing
faster in the veins of all creation. while
the forest worked down into the ground
and tOughened up the roadbeds we'll for
speeding. Then the old gentleman, who
was not then so old as he is now, one dav
called an acquaintance and brought ont
the Confederate gray for inspection,
w. The lnter-rib spaces of the skeleton had
filled till they were no longer to be seen.
and the switch tail had heightened to
quite respectable proportions, while about
the whole frame there was a general
springiness that might be laid to good
currying and United States oats.
Driving leisurelv to the edge of the
town where there was a good level stretch
OF dirt road in view, the driver laid the
whip knowingly across the lines he had
wound around his hand and let the
strange horse go. And he went. Road
and fences turned to blur, and the lev
wind whistled through the furs. After a
good while the driver pulled up gently,
sprang out and ran his hands over the
silvery sides that were scarcely heaving,
and patted the velvety nostrils, saving
with chuckle: II thought I wasn't
mistaken" And they went home.
Time passed and the fame of the gray
trotter spread, till finally his owner
parted with him somewhat regretfully for
Sl,500. That was the flyer afterward
known upon the turf as Gray Eagle.
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ST was at spirltuahstic seance last
night" GOOD medium ?'' ''Best in the
world. A mince pie. e."-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
convicted of heresyl Mercy's sakeI
The thought of it causes me great distress,
And now will they burn him at the stake?''
mo, they'll roast him in the religious press. -
New ork Press.
81 have just been reading an interest
ing story of two men who were lost in
the Adirondacks while hunting" said the
lost, Mr.. Tubbs?' ''Once." when ?''
"When 1 first saw you | was lost in ad-
miration, and l may add that l have not
since been found. ."-Boston Globe.
The car-horse gave a gentle start,
Then stopped by sorrow goaded:
And gayly spake the driver smart,
"He didn't know twas loaded!''
Washington Star.
A sweet little 4-year-old added this
clause to her evening petition the other
night: "And please help grandma not to
talk so much when the pies get burned" F"
Boston Traveller.
Perthshire Missionary to poor and
motherless boy)-Bur why is your father
not steady? Boy (refiectively(|C
he's got wudden leg.-Dundee Courier.
Talk is cheap. That is partly due to
the fact that so much of it needs to be dis
counted.-Philadelph Times.
A late invention is paper teeth. They
will be filed of course with plate stuff
Are you pressed for money, now,'
''No." replied Fogg, ''thats all gone by
long ago When Mrs. +. wants money
now she just demands it."-Boston
Transcript.
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TREATMENT, a specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness, Fits, Neuralgia. Headache, Nervous
Prostration caused bv alcohol or tobacco
Brain, causing insanity misery, decay, death,
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss OF Power
in either sex, Impotency, Leucorrhoea and all
Female Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses,
brain, Selfabuse, Over-indulgence. A months
treatment, 81; tor So, by mail. We guar
antee six boxes to cure. Each order for six
boxes with SIS will send written guarantee to
refund ifnot cured. Guarantees Issued only
by CLARK & WEIHE DRUGGISTS, sole
AGENTS. $40 Post Street. San Francisco. Cal.
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NEBRASKA.
Independents and Democrats Organize
the House.


OMAHA (Neb.), Jan. 3.-The Senate
was unable to organize, the mem
bers of the three parties voting solidly for
their own candidate for Secretary. Two
sessions were held without a result. In
the House a great uproar ensued when
the Secretary of State called the name of
Northern (Rep.) instead of Krouse Ind. d,
but Northern took his seat. The Demo-
Gratis Joined with the Independents and
gave them the organization. Gaffin
was elected Speaker and Erie johnson
Chief Clerk. The Committee on Creden-
tials appointed by the new organization
reported against Northern and Krouse,
the Independent, was seated.
Both houses adjourned until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow.
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lature to-day Governor Sheldon, after be-
ing sworn in, delivered his inaugural
address. It dealt only with matters of
State interest.
At 2 P. N. the Legislature organized on
the basis of the caucus nominations.
James Lawson is Speaker of the House,
/. w. Come, Clerk; D. w. Crook, Ser
geant-at-Arms In the Senate c. n.
Cooper was named Secretary and David
Eastman as ergeant-at-Arms.
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ILLINOIS.
An Unusual Event-A Democratic Leg
fslature.

SPRINGFIELD (Ill.l, Jan. 3.-The hotels
are crowded with members of the Legis-
lature and prominent politicians gathered
here to witness an unusual event in this
State-the assembling of a Democratic
Legislature.
The fight for the Offices in the gift of
the Legislature grows hotter, and some
bad feeling was engendered, particularly
in the Senate, where two Democratic fac
tions are striving for the supremacy
which gives control to the organization
and committee chairmanships.
Caucuses of both parties of both Houses
are set for tonight. 1t is likely some of
them will last till midnight. The House
Democrats will name Clayton E. Crafts
for Speaker
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OHIO.

A Deficit In the Financial Condition of
the State.
COLUMBUS Ohio, Jan. Ex-Governor
Mckinley, in his annual message to the
Legislature, reviews the financial condi
ton of the State, which shows deficit of
s69,8S8. He says the revenue this year
Will justify that the sum of appropria-
tions be kept within the estimated rev.
enues. He recommends that the voice
OF the people demanding reform in
municipal government be needed.
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MISSOURI.

The Legislature VIII Meet In Biennial
Session To-day.
JEFFERSON CITY (Mo.), Jan. 3.-The
Legislature of Missouri will meet to-
morrow in biennial session, but without
any matters of sensational or general in
terest to come before it. The Senate and
House are both heavily Democratic. In
the matter of United States Senatorship
there is little interest. The Democrats
are practically united in favor of the in
cumbent of the expiring term, Francis
NJ, Cockrell
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Mrs. Logan's "uor1e Magazine" and
the weekly Union"

Both only 81 75 per year. The Home
Magazine of Washington, D. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John A. Logan, is the
best and most popular low-priced period
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the maga-
zine to its subscribers for mere nominal
sum above the price of subscription to
the weekly.
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TENNESSEE.

The Senate Locked on the Question of
Presiding officer.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 3.-The General AS
sembly met this morning. The House
chose Ralph Davis Speaker, but the Sen
ate had locked on the question of pre-
siding officer. Fifty-three ballots were
taken without choice. Smuks leads in
the contest with six minor candidates.
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Go Get or 32rnt.

ITO LET-A SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS.
| suitable for two gentlemen. Apply at
719H ] street.
rTNO RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS, FUR
] nished or unfurnished, with or without
board. Apply 1921 Nineteenth street. ja4-2t*
TTO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM, SUIT
1 able for two gentlemen. Address 211 NJ
street. 1ta
ITO LET-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
| suite of rooms at ZIG j street. ja4-1w*
TTO ENT-THIRTY-ACRE FARM AD-
1 joining East Park. Suitable either for
dairy or gardening. Good orchard and vine
yard, house and barn. Apply 1712 O. d2O-tf
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KANSAS.
The Democrats VIII Hold the Balance
of Power.

Topeka, Jan. 3.-The Supreme Court is
hearing arguments in the cases brought
against the State Board of Canvassers by
the Populist Central Committee involv-
ing four seats in the Legislature. 1t is
believed the hearing will not result in any
change. except to give Rosenthal Dem.)
the certificate of election issued to Stubbs
(Rep.) by an undisputed clerical error.
This will leave the Republicans one ma
jority in the House on joint ballot. The
Democrats will hold the balance of power.
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The caves of Burmah are rich in
wooden carvings, glazed tiles and images
as we'll as tablets in terra Gotta, marble.
alabaster and other materials. These
relics illustrate the ancient and modern
phases of Buddhist worship.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT
* STIMULUS.

offering
ckets and Wraps that match We sailing int
he new with flying coOrs and, there virtue
'ers then indeed look unusually
md the remaining days the and tn
oest public,
OOked Chidrens Jackets Usters which submit
ew prices below:
Chdns Jackets tanmixed cheo notch collar Former price, S5
sale price, So 25
Chdrens Jackets blue pearl buttons notch collar Former
price, S sale price, S. 65
Misses Jackets blue vatican peat back shawl collar Regular
price, S& sale price, S IS
Misses Jackets edged with fur shawl collar Reg
uar price, sE 5O sale price So
Misses Jackets tan and blue chevO and Baltic seal
fur collars. Worth sale price, 81.
Chdrens Jackets anmxed tweed double peat
Regular price s. 5o sale price, S so.
Special in Chdrens Ulstersans and mixed cloths alwOO
cheyOs, in sizes years. Former prices, 50;
price, s. Is
Another Great Special in Chdrens Tweeds
al-wOO cloths sizes, to years Former prices SS S2
sale price, S. So
Chdrens Uers nrrimmed and braided cheviO
sizes, to 0years Former price sale price, IS
Great Special Bargains Ladies ae black
tan grays Former prices, $40 to SIS sale price, 50.
Chdrens Fur Sets Former prices s. sale price ST.
Baltic Seal Mus Former prices IS s. 2 s. 50; prices
Is, IS and s. Is.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Governor Sheldon sworn fn-The Leg
islature Organizes.
PIERRE Is d., Jan. Sat the joint
session of the Houses of the State Legis-
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DELAWARE.

Both Branches of the General Assem-
bly, Meet and Organize.
DOVER (Del.), Jan. 3.-Both houses of
the General Assembly organized this
morning by the election of the caucus
nominees. Governor Reynolds mes
sage was then presented and read in both
Houses. 1t deals almost entirely with
State affairs.
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FOR BEAUTY.

For comfort, for improvement of the
complexion, use only Pozzoni's Powder;
there is nothing equal to it,
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CONSIDERABLY MIXED.
Difficulty in Organizing Several
Eastern Legislatures.
DEMOCRATS AND POPULISTS UNITE
AGAINST REPUBLICANS

Governor Flower Discusses the Recent
Labor Troubles in New York
Chairman Carter Does Not Present
Very Hopeful Outlook for Repub-
Iican Success in the Election of
United States Senators.
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In Sitka, when an Indian wife has lost
her husband by death, she goes into
mourning by painting the upper part Of
her face deep black
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h ANNA MORRIS, Instructor.

ENNkSS MILLER MONTHLY" JAN
- uary, at FCCHS' BOJlSToHf2 -
street; subscriptions and country orders 80
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YETANTED-A COMPETENT AND RE
w nable young man wants situation as
store; best OF reference given. address Anx
ious, 7l2 Eghtn street city ja3-Iw@
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER File
l. CANT designer, wishes To engage herself b,,
Tue gay Cali or address SO Eleventh street
ja4-3tk
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COLORADO.

Populists and Democrats VIII Unite
Forces.
DENVER Coll, Jan. 3.-The Colorado
State Legislature will convene to-mor-
row. 1t is generally understood that the
Populists and Democrats will unite, and
thus control both branches.
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InHt-Inlr1tn.

O. REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE
% finder or a diamond scarfpin, which was
lost Monday evening Leave at this Office
j14-4tT
CTRAYED-FROM ia n STREET. A
. large black mastiH dog a reward viii be
paid lor his return. Ja1-2tF
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NHJ ANTED-A SITUATION AS GARD
w ener, take care OF norSes or farm WORK b,-
a competent man. Address w. Nj, tnis ortice.
ia3-3tf
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WANTED A POSITION AS BOOK
w keeper by competent man, WAC can
furnish best OF city references. Address H.,
tins office. !a3-l W.
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l3O-1Ot J. L. GILLIS, Secretary.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHT
~ annual meeting OF stockholders of the
Germania building and Loan Association of
me Clty OF sacramento for the election OF three
directors, and for such other business as. may
be brought before ii, will be held at its Once
1OlI Fourth street, on Monday evening lam
uary 8, 1898, at 1880 O'clock
l.. NEUBOURG, President.
III. j. GOETHE Secratarv - ~.
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MTANTED-BY A WELL EDUCATED
w young 1y, position IN store or Office
to assist IN Once work and learn typewritng
OF housekeeping. Address 80 this once IT.
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General 3luttrcs.

I AIDES CLASSES IN PHYSICAL CIJIT-
l. ure and Delsarte will be organized at I0l /
Nintn street, y. w. c. \. Rooms. TODAY
ana TOMORROW at 2:3O p. NJ. \ oun1 airts,
c49>,s at $50. ~
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(NANTED - "A GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS
w work and care Of children Apply
southeast corner Eighth ana H. ja2-5t
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RurttPD.

NJ TANTED-SPLENDID OPENING FOR
w a renned, intelligent lady OF character:
one VINO feels sne is capable OF managing and
re resentlng a business; no experience re-
CURED but ambition and taithfuIness. All
qress' stating age, INTELLIGENT, RECORD
MON Once ia I-4t
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TINHE POSTPONED ANNIrAT- GT0CI-

V'HE POSTPONED ANNUAL STOCK
/ holders meeting Of the Feather River
Cahal Company will be held at their Office in
tHe passenger depot at Sacramento CITY. CALI
1ornla, TUESDAY, January 10, 1888 at \
O'Clock 7. NJ, Tor the purpose of electing Di-
Iec!oTs Ior the ensuing year, and for the tfans-
before the meeting.
d30-1Ot j. L. GJTTJS Sacre+or-
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EYOR SALE OR TRADE-16O ACRES
IL land, fenced, and being pastured, within a
mile OF Roseville Junction, Placer County
Price, 81 500; One-half can remain on mort
gage. T.. l.. HAWK, real estate and insur-
ance, 1910 Fourth street, Sacramento, Cal.
4 w
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INHE SACRAMENTO SCHOOL OF SHORT-
i hand and Typewriting will reopen TUES
DA1 January 3, 1898. Students wishing to
ynll Ile class VIII please call at the school as
soon as possible. Members of the I Teoisl,t nv
ana Diners who have spondence on otntr
typeWrtten work to be done Will find it To
llclr advantage 10 call ut the above placc.
where all sucn matters Will receive prompt
attention. All work will be neatly and iic-
cufately done. MISSES BURNS 4 ON Ell.
southwest corner Eighth and J SITS 1901 lwu
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T OF OF STOCK FEED FOR SALE ONE
IL mile west of Roseville-5O tons OF alfalfa
hay; . tons corn, and $50 acres pasture
inquire. at 2O1S Nineteenth street, Sacra-
nlCnlO. .a3-l W.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-15 TONS BALED
L Oat Hay. Inquire 1917 ID, Sacramento.
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUATION
y to 90 housework or any kind OF work in
city. Address NJ. y, this Office ja2-3t*
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SEND 81 FOR SIX VALUABLE ART7-
- cles, retail at SO cents each; box silver
polish, bottle gold paint, bottle furniture
varnIsh, two fire kindlers, three packages
gum tissue Reid's Corn Cure, best corn
cure: 80 per cent. profit TO agents; sent pre-
PAD; any one, 20 cents; any three SO cents.
Francisco. Refer to san Francisco nanert aei't-
d23-1m*
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Tnr @ule.

EOR SALE CHEAP-NEW MODERN
gas. Address 575, this Office. IT.
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@frrti.tn 5.tnttres.

COLUMBIA LODGE. No. I, WILL. MEET
" at Smiths Hall JANUARY 4rH, at 1.3o
2. NJ. A full attendance OF members is re-
quested, as installation of officers win take
pace. tlt@I MRS. L. L. ACOCK, Secretary.
EUREKA LODGE, NO. 4, I. O. o. F-IY-
~ stallation of officers TONIGHT A tull
attendance desired. \ CORDIAL invitation is
extended 10 all members Of the order.
1t- r. II. PETIT, y. G..
GTATED MEETING OF UNION
- Lodge, No. 5s, +. and A. III, will he n
I14u ldlS EVENING at 1850 o'clock. X *
NlslIlIlg brethren cordially invited. '%\
G.. A. WHITE, W. NJ.
JoHN MACARTHUR, Secretary. 1ts
T>hERE WILL BE A JOINT INSTAI.LA-
i J. llon OF Equity and Harmony Lodges.
~ nt{SltS rs ana Ladies OF Honor, WEDNk.S-
M tfa,1 ~ EN ING. January 4th, at Pythlan
tl1II' ' Members OF both lodges are requested
10 DC present. By order of the
1t- COMMITTEE.
NOTICE-A MEETING OF CITIZENS OF
1N sacramento City ana County and Of
washington, 1olO County, VIII be hello on
" eunesGay, J.. NJ, January 4tb M the
county courthouse for the purpose Of decid-
ing as 10 the adv stability Of annexing WASH
lngton ana adjacent sections to Sacran,euto
county, and for the appointing of Committees
on surveys and Legislation therefor. Bv or
uer OF the committee. IB. x n. CT Ia3-2t
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Go Get or Bent.

no IET-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM TO
| let nicely furnished; suitable for two gen-
tiemen; three blocks from State Capitol; 14O9
K street. Ja3-3ts
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NOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
L rooms with all conveniences; suitable for
gentlemen. g22 Fifth street. d15-lmt
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NE SICK OR DEBILTlATED FROM
Il whatever cause, should take Oranea
Mahha perfect ia its results; call and sam lie.
i; i; /. GODDARD, agent for Sacramento ana
racer counties. Office i'll J. W. Babcocks
Jewelry store, 923 st., ,Sacramento.gIO-ITnt
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GOOD PASTURAGE-1,4o 400 ACRES OF
u good pasturage lor horses and cattle on
the San Juan Grant; all ieGced, and running
water; north of American River from Folsom.
For information apply to J. T. CARDWELL,
1904 n street, or at JOHN LAWTON'5
STORE. near OrangeVale. d2k-tf
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A GIVE WORKERS EVERYWHERE TO
n Sell the Life OF Jay Gould, ana How He
,Iade His Millions" About 900 extra large
pages. PrOfuSely illustrated. Retail only 81 so
1000 agents wanted. Bonanza for wUTkers
Books on credit. Best terms. Outfit and in
structtons mailed free on application Ad-
dress GLOBE BIBLE PU UBLISHING Co, 723
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa, or 35o Dear
born ST., Chicago, ILL., d24-lOl
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EET ETANTED-PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any kind, or sober and induslri-
GUS men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing The INTEL gence,"
1O17 second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
II. MILLER, Proprietor.
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XNANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, dairies anu all KINDS Of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty OF work Ior desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and l..
OASH PAID FOR SECONDHAND Nov
~ els; also exchanged, at COS X street.
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1000 H-TO RENT-A FRONT, BAY
lZZC window room, with board. ja2-ats
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uNO RENT OR FOR SALE-A STEINWAY
| Piano. Terms reasonable, 1912 Y street.
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A SPRINKLEf OF SPICE.

ST was at a spirituaiistic seance last
night" "Good medium?" "Best in the
world. A mince pie."-Pittsburg Dis
pafph
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TOR SALE-64O ACRES OF THE FA-
J. NOUS Pratt Grant in Butte County; posi-
lively bargain tor either fruit or grain; three
miles from railroad all level. Write to W. J.
COSTAR, Chico, Cal, for particulars.
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TOR RENT-FOR CASH, 3s ACRES OF
Il land about two miles from State Capftni
apply TO STROBEL, 3l7 J street d3IItts