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MISCELLANEOUS.

-Twenty-fv years ago Wednesday the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church vas brought
into existence. and the event was celebrat-
ed by the various branches throughout the
country. Although organized simply to
raise few hundred dollars to send a wom-
an missiona ry to India. it day has a
sixth OF q million members, supports 145
missionaries. 624 teachers. 435 schools and
orphanages and 0 hospitals 1t has half u
million dollars worth OF real estate in In =
dia. China, Corea, Japan. South America.
Mexico. Bulgaria and Burmah. and has
not a single salaried officer
"A very strong dramatic and WE'LL told
Russian play is the latest effort of Mr. II.
Grattan Donnelly. called "Darkest Russia, ~
which was recently produced with such
success in New York a. the Fourteenth
Street Theater. and which will be seen for
the first time in Chicago at McVicke.'s
Theater. where it will remain three weeka
The cast was an even and satisfactory
one: the stage MANAGEMENT was excellent
and the scenery appropriate and hand
some. Thers was large and very kindly
audience present. The play opens with
q scene In a grand saloon In the palace Of
Count Nazimoff, q Russian noble OF high
degree. 1t Is on the occasion OF a grand
fete In honor OF the return OF the Counts
son, q Colonel OF CossackA The various
characters are introduced. consisting OF
the Minister OF Police. his wife. General
Cobb. Who is free spirited American, a
coquettish German Countess. the Minis
ter's son. and Olga, the Minister'S daughter
who Is betrothed to the Colonel The New
York papers say the play has all the req
uisites Of success
Troops have been ordered to the Chey-
enne country. where the Indians and cow
boys are fighting. Several deaths are re-
ported and the agency building has been
burned.
I'm the New York Sub Treasury a group
OF admiring officials Wednesday surround
ed pile Of paper currency. It repre-
scented g, "a. 600. and was the money paid
in by r Z. WILSON 4 Co, the Wall street
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FROM WASHINGTON.

President Cleveland has about aban-
doned hope OF securing cooperation from
England in the Berhing Sea matter and
will act independently.
President Cleveland has refused to
authorize Minister Thompson to join the
British and Italian ministers In a petition
to tho Brazilian government to withdra "
its demand for the surrender Of the insur-
gent Admiral de CANA. now fugitive on
a Portuguese man -Of-war.
The Postoffice Department established
13s money order and thirteen postal note
offices Monday
The Agricultural Department has just
completed the distribution Of 9.O0O 600
packages OF seeds. The appropriation for
the present fiscal year was S135. 400,
President Zelaya, of Nicaragua. has
withdrawn the exequaturs of American
Consul Braida and British Consul Brig
ham, whom he charges with imperiling
NicaraSua's interests in the Mosquito Ter
ritOry.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs Jane G. Austin. the novelist died
In Boston. aged SIS. after lingering ILL.,
ness
Official announcement has been made
OF the marriage OF Lord Francis Hope and
May Yohe the American burlesque &C
tresS
Right Reverend Joseph O'Farrell.
Catholic Bishop OF tho diocese OF Trenton,
n. j., died suddenly Monday morning at
the episcopal residence Vicar General
McFaul was with him whom he passed
away. Bishop O'Farreli had been i'll for
some months. and for seven weeks was UNI
able to leave his room. He had been a
sufferer from Bright's disease Of the kid
neys for years few weeks ago he be-
came dropsical and the physicians had
been in constant attendance since Bishop
OFarreu combined in an extraordin AIRY
degree the ADVANTAGES OF profound learn
~. the physical and mental qualifications
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Of an orator. a deep religious sense and q
most charming and MAGNETIC personality.
His success as q Bishop was SO great that
1t was generally believed that still higher
honors awaited HIM
Professor Brown Sequard. the eminent
physician and psychologist, the inventor
of the supposed elixir Of life. died at Paris
Obituary: At Newark. n j.. ex-Con-
gresham George A. Halsey. aged 81; at
Pittsburg, Edward b Wall; at Whining
ton, Ill, Franklin Mitchell. aged So
Obituary: At New York. Henry NJ.
Bennett, the famous scout better known
as 3Dead Shot Scott" aged So. Boone
City. Iowa, Banker Eugene Favre "A,
Cherryvale. Kan. Judge Samuel P. Moore.
aged AT San Antonio. Texas. James S
McElligott. of the Chicago bar
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4 Striking Coincidence.

A pushing medical gentleman who
had only been a short time in practice
was fetched from his Sunday school
devotions by the beadle. The doctor
took I'D his hat, said short prayer,
and the service went on without him.
Nobody pretended to have seen the In,
cident. though everybody wondered
who was in trouble or whether the
doctor had revived an Old form OF ad.
vertisino. A little while afterward
the headle. with the softest step. went
To the new of the chief undertaken in
the parish. A short whispered con-
sultation, and away went the man OF
black. AS he put on his Overcoat TO
follow the doctor broad smile passed
over the whole congregation.-Liver-
mol Mercury.
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FACTS IN FEW WORDS.

On the Alps vinegar Is made OF milk
whey.
THERE are lis missionary schools In
Basutoland, with 6,9e3 scholars.
The United States issued four thou
sand million postage stamps In 1881
CONGRESS adopted the Stars and
Stripes - the national nag on June IA,
1777.
The leaves Of q tree In Dutch Guf.
ana are 20 rough that they are used -
sandpaper.
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During the last six years the impor-
tation OF quinine in various forms has
been reduced over one-haif, and the
monthly returns now show steady
decline. During the same period OF
time the retail price of quinine has
been reduced almost Is much as the
importation.
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THURSTON- POTTER .
HAWAIIAN DIPLOMAT WEEDS A
MICHIGAN MAID.

Organized Labor Wins = Notable Victory =
Complexion Of the House - llicksville
Pos: ONCE LoOted-Mrs. Morris Sues Muir
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The box Office for the Harrigan night
opens Friday morning.
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The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report !:
Elizabeth J. and F. \. Tilden to Carl
Strobel-All interest to lots 3, 6, z, and s,
ii and 1, Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets.
Carl Strobel to Elizabeth j. Tilden-Lot
8, II and /, Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets.
Same to F. n. Tilden-Lots 5. 6 and Z,
III and /, Twenty and Twenty
third streets.
X. II. Hawley and wife to John f.
Allen-East half of lot 8, f and G, Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first streets.
f. +. Burke and wife 10 W. P. Cole
man-East half OF lot z. p and @, Eighth
and Ninth streets.
John I. Cardwell to Frank Kaiser-Lot
76 OF Cardwell Colony; $1,000.
Frances Preston to w. F., B. Fl. and
ii. II. Preston-South half of south half
of lot l, 6 and II, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets.
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w Gather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 90' and So. with
fresh to brisk southerly winds and clear
weather prevailing.
The DarometricaI readings at A. NJ. and
. P. NJ. were 29.J7 and 1874 inches, re-
spectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday we're $50 and So +,
and one year ago to-day 92O and so.
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FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.

Precinct IL, Slough House, delegates.
INSPECTOR W. H. Dixon: Judges, w. c. Shell
don. john Richards.
Precinct 13, Michigan Bars delegates. In
spector, Z. A. Numani Judges, James JORDAN,
Precinct IA, Live Oak-2 delegates. IN
spector, George Atkinson; Judges A. +.
Raymond, JET Armstrong.
Precinct ~, Florin, south-4 delegates In
spector, C. Buell.; Judges, H. Whitman, J.
Reese.
spector, j. A. andrews; Judges, John and
Precinct %, Union House, delegates. In
spector John Rieth; Judges, Joseph Sims,
Myron Smith.
Precinct 20, Freeport-3 delegates In
spector, Phil RiehI; Judges, d. +. Lufkin, 5.
Precinct 24, Franklin : 3 delegates. In
: Precinct Sr %, Richland-2 delegates. In
spector, W. A. Johnston; Judges, Harry
Precinct 60 Courtland-4 delegates In
spector, J. w. Houstoni Judges, Henry Hebb.
Precinct 27, Walnut Groves delegates.
Inspector, II. F. Lufkin: Judges, Sperry Dye,
Precinct rs, Isleton-3 delegates. Inspector,
P II. Gardiner; Judges, A. X. Harvey, a. L.
Precinct 90, Hicksville-2 delegates In
spector, H. S. Putney; Judges, Joseph Sayles,
c. L. Donaldson.
Precinct so. Galt-6 delegates. Inspector,
j. H. sawyer; Judges, James Graham, c. C.
Precinct 81, Clay statfon-4 delegates. In
spector, c. Howard; Judges, Ed Steele, John
Leryy.
Precinct 32, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dele
gates. Inspector b. w. Wilder; Judges, p.
Gien Robert Christianson.
Resolved, Further, that caucuses be held IN
the respective city precincts on FRIDAY,
August gath, at the hour OF s O'Clock p NJ,
the officer OF election heretofore appointed
issue certificates of election to the persons
elected as delegates and make q proper re-
turn of the result of the election to this COM
mittee.
by order of the Republican County Central
Committee.
4. ]. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
w. II. GovAN, Secretary. 1t
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Talbot and Bagley Find a Fellow
Trying to Sell n Watch.

Officers Talbot and Bagley arrested
four men last night, one of whom was
endeavoring to sell hunting-case gold
watch and chain, on which were en-
graved monogram and date. On the in
side of the case were the words, To d.
j. c. Mckenzie, from his father and
mother, on his birthday. August, 1885," J"
The fellow claimed that his name was
Mckenzie, but an enlistment card of the
industrial Army was found on him,
bearing his description and the name of
j. II. Bennett, fireman, showing that he
enlisted in the Second Denver Regiment
on May 18th. The officers believe the
watch to be stolen, as he had 50 on his
person when arrested and had no need of
selling it.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Dailey's New York Stock Company had
another good house at the Metropolitan
Theater last night. 1.-THE Galley Slave"
was played excellently. The Misses
Nannary each had exceptionally strong
characters to personate and Mr.. Snow
and his foil, whose name escapes US,
were level with a high demand for excel
lence in the leading male roles. Tonight
the company will make its last appear
ance here, presenting the musical COM
edy drama, 1.-The Country Girl" The
troupe has won success here and deserves
it by reason of its merits and its supe-
rior composition.
Manager Todd this morning announces
the new opera season, to run as long as
the people demand. Judging by the sue
cess of the last opera venture and its
extended season, this one will hold the
boards at the Clunie until late next
spring. The troupe to open the opera
house Monday night is the Pyke Opera
Company. Mr.. Pyke is well and favor
ably known here. He ran a season of
opera some six weeks early in the history
of the opera-honse, and has been here
twice besides. His wife, Louise Manfred,
won popularity here also, and will be re-
membered by all opera-goers of the city
of few years ago. With development
her voice has strengthened and ripened
in character, and MIR. Pyke is level yet
with his best efforts of the past. The
new company has twenty seven netn-
bers. OF course not all appear each night.
There are enough on the roster to give
leaders needed rest, and thus preserve
the musical strength of the combination.
The first opera will be "The Queens
Lace Handkerchief It will be staged
with completeness. The box-office opens
this morning for the season, and the
prices are: Gallery, 20 and 80 cents;
lower sections, so cents; boxes, 70 cents.
The small increase in the admission is
necessity to enable the troupe to be kept
ND TO the standard Mr.. Pyke has set for
it, The claim is that it will present far
better work than the last company with
us. successful as that was. The compo-
sition of Mr.. Pyke's troupe as to leaders
and leading chorus singers is c. NJ. Pyke,
baritone; Fred Urban, tenor; Winfield
Blake, basso; Miss Louise Manfred
PIXIE, prima donna soprano; Miss Mime
Hance, contralto; Miss Alvina Heuer
Wilson, soprano; Miss Lima Crews, So
prano.
Miss Rose Southern and Miss May
Powers, who are well known here, are
also members of the company, as is also
Al Leech, the popular comedian, and Mr..
Hepburn, who will be musical director.
There are also Emmett Whitney, Mr..
Perrin and Mrs. Mary Francis, who are
well known here.
The box Office for the Harrigan night
opens Friday morning.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given on Friday evening by the
D. d. class of the First Baptist Church.
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Some small Cases.

Herman Hoffman and Charles Meyer
were tried in the Police Court yesterday
for battery on a jeweler named A. Oster-
lob. Hoffman was discharged and Meyer
was fined SO.
The examination of All Hong, charged
with intent to murder Hong Quong, was
postponed until tomorrow morning. :
All Kwong was fined 81 90 for using
city water outside of the hours prescribed
in the city ordinance
j. Ahern was found guilty of petit lar
ceny and fined 81 80.
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counties to be Heard To-Day.

The State Board of Equalization met
yesterday, but no one appeared before
them and they passed the day in arrang-
ing data to meet arguments of county
officials and give information on. To-
day they will listen to representatives
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LOST-FOUND.

T OST OR STOBEN-TAKEN FROM THE
| $40 San Francisco tram last Saturday
evening, either Intentionally or otherwise,
somewhere between Elmira and Sacramento.
a gentleman's black OVercoat and tan-cOlored
small valise, containing wearing apparel,
book with owners name, etc. Anyone re-
turning same TO 1880 0 street will be suita-
bly, rewarded. au20-3t
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NEW TO-DAY.
Republican

At A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
n County Central Committed. held Satur-
cay, August Is, 1894. the following was
adopted:
Resolved, by the Republican Central Com
mlttee OF the County of sacramento, That. in
accordance with tue provisions OF the Political
Code OF the State OF California, for the pur-
Offices TO be filed by election at the succeeding
general election, and of certifying such nomi-
nations, as required by the provisions of the
Political Code, q REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
ELECTION will be held in the County of
Sacramento on
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FIYO LET-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
i complete for housekeeping. Apply 523
N street. au21-3t*
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MEETING NOTICES.

n C. F.-lNITIATION THIS EVENING
W at Sacramento Council. The team will
perform the work. Visiting Friends are cor
daily invited. JOSEPH DAVEY, G.
G. II. DENTON, Secretary. Its
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Mrs. Saunders, House Burned.

The house of Mrs. Amelia Saunders,
near the Louisiana Tract, was destroyed
by fire on Monday night. No particulars
have been learned as TO the cause of the
confagration.
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GROCERIES Mt Auction.

The entire stock of groceries in Emil
Bayer's store at Eighth and NJ streets, to-
gether with the show cases, scales, HalPs
burglar proof safe, horse and wagon, tx
lures, ETC., will be sold at public auction
at 10 o'clock this morning by ID. j. Sim
mons Il Co.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

THO LET-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FUR
i nished rooms with board. Apply SO3 NJ st.
MANSION HOUSE. SEVENTH, 1 AND
lfI streets, front suite, first floor furnished
or unfurnished; rooms en- suite or single, with
or without board; board 81 per week.
yOe NJ STREET-BEST BOARD IN TOWN
tUtJ 81 per week. with or without room.
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TOR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR
i city property, ten acres assorted orchard,
full bearing; also. ten acres, unimproved, ad-
joining; tirst-cass soil; barn, stable, wells,
etc; one and quarter miles east OF city; line
place tor country homes; no city taxation.
Apply at 1909 j street.
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Mysterious Shots.

Late last night several shots were fired
in the vicinity of Sixth and II streets,
but inquiry in that locality was barren of
result.
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GAY. YOU DON'T KNOW YOU ARE
- alive! Ii you did you would stop at GEO.
GRAY'S, on the Riverside Road. for cool
drinks ana fine lunches; he knows how 10
make all feel at home; pianos and parIors for
guests; come ana be .'wid'' us for once. GEO.
GRAY, AiiXolOgiSt
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CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RIvETT, STEAM CARPET
IL Cleaning. corner Twelfth ana y streets
Carpet cutting. sewing and refitting; 1urni-
ture packed for shipment; secondhand car
pets and furniture bought and for sale. Tele-
phone 292.
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EOR SALE-LOT NO. 4, AND E, FOUR
4 teenth and Fifteenth tcorner), S0X16O
INQUIRE f. NJ. MCKEENER, 11l2 I street.
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MEN WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY TO
lfl act as private detectives under instruc-
tions; experience unnecessary; send stamp.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE BUREAU, 1ndi-
anapOliS Ind
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UTANTED-HoRSE AND BUGGY; MUST
w be a bargain. Address Box 101 this
Office au22-2tf
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WANTED.

TWO YOUNG GERMAN GIRLS WISH
general housework or second work. In
quire at OLD WM. TELL HOUSE, 900
street au22-3t*
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Real Estate Transfers.

from Monterey, San Luis obispo and
Santa Barbara Counties.
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410enBUYs A NICE HOME AT END
PIZOU of electric cars in Oak Park; house
hard finished; windmill and wells; $500 cash,
balance on time. Apply n. l.. DREW, 4OS j st.
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FOR SALE.

CtECoND-HAND, 35-HORSE POWER EN-
y glne; good order. j. f. HILL, 1907 j st
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

T. I'VE OAK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MIN
l 4 ing Company-Location of principal place
of business, Sacramento City, Cal.-Notice is
hereby given that at meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Live Oak Consolidated Gold
Mining Company, held on the Sd day of
August, 1894, an assessment of ten cents per
share was levied upon the subscribed capital
stock of the corporation, payable at the Office
of said company, No. 914 Ninth street,
Sacramento City, Cal, and to the Secretary
thereof, on or before Monday, the 18th day Of
September. at 3 p. NJ.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 4th day OF Sep
tember, 1894, will be delinquent and will be
advertised for sale at public auction, and, un-
less payment is made before. will be sold on
the PATH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1884, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expense Of sale.
A. MEISTER, secretary.
Office: No Ola Ninth street, between and
J, Sacramento City, Cal. auS-4tW
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WANTED-WoMEN AND GIRLS AZ AZ
w the cannery, sixth ana 6 sire Is. SAL
RAMENTO PACKING AND DRY Ing 20.
au2l-3tfBCl
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YOUNG SCANDINAVIA OF GOOD
N habits wishes employment is an excel
lent stableman and gardener; can milk. Ad-
dress a. L., this office. ail21-ol9
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NOR SALE-A FINE NUTWOOD JUNIOR
Il colt, years and months old, 10 hands
high, q dark bay and the counterpart of his
sire Apply at northwest corner Tenth and
w streets.
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+ cheap; to be removed. Apply soon ED
WIN X. ALSIP IL CO., 1915 Fourth street,
Sacramento.
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w MTANTED-RESPECTA PARTIES ~
w rent portion OF furnished house and
board small family on liberal terms. Ad-
dress b.. this office
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SATURDAY, AUGUST q 1904,

Between the hours of . and O'Clock P. NJ
during which time the polls will be open.
said primary election beng for the purpose
OF electing delegates to a REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONN ENTION, to be held on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of August, 1894 at
the hour OF 2 O'Clock p. NJ, which said Con-
vention snail nominate candidates Tor the
various legislative, county, district. township
and city offices, 10 be voted for at the next
general election, and cause the same To be cer-
tihed as required by law, TO select a County
Central Committee and TO transact sucn other
business as may come before said Convention.
That the qualifications OF voters, in addition
to those prescribed by law, are that they shall
be duly qualified electors and entitled To vote
in the precinct in which they offer their vote
at the next general election. and that they
will pledge themselves TO vote for the Repub-
lican nominees 1T the ensuing general election.
That said Convention will be held at sucn
place in sacramento City, at the hour and
day fixed, as VIII be designated hereafter by
the Chairman OF this committee.
That notice OF the holding of such primary
election shall be given by publication of these
resolutions in the DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN,
Daily Bee, Galt Gazette, Folsom Telegraph
ana Sunday Leader one time preceding such
election.
That such primary election shall be held at
the following named places, and the following
named persons shall constitute election
boards, and the respective precincts shall be
entitled to the following number OF delegates:
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I3OR ALE-RESTAURANT DOING GOOD
L business. Apply at this Office. au22-4t*
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TOR sALE-A NICE COTTAGE IN A
L central location. See our regular adver-
tisement on another page of this paper.
EDWIN X ALSIP II Co, 1918 fourth ST.
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SARsAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry. 53l NJ st. :
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rI,uE EIsHING SEASON is

yJlHE FISHING SEASON IS %
at hand. Come ana make MI
your pick from VIM. II. Eek G&%Mx0
HARDT'S new invoice of Rods <xN5T
and Tackle Flies, Baskets. etc., " "
from all the best makers. New lot of Shooting
Coats-duck, corduroy and fustian. Guns
choke bored. stocks bent and repairing on
guns and rifles speciality. Send for price
list. No. 523 Il street.
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mob SALE--A GOOD WORKING LAW
+ Library, containing over 400 volumes, all
in good condition; will be sold cheap. Call at
629 NJ stIeet. Sacramento Cal. j. Q. TUBES.
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ID SCHUYLER & Co, BOoKRINDFRs
h. 400 j. Examiners Worlds Fair and
Calls Picturesque California Portfolios bonnd.
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X1on IN CASH BUYS 6-ACRE TRACT
, pItUi uear Oak Park; balance on easy pay
ments Call or address +. w. HUNTER,
room / l. 42O ] street.
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T,oR sALE-1.5oo HOP-PoLES, DELIv-
II cred on cars in sacramento or elsewhere;
length. 20 feet; and inches at butt. Ap-
ply at this Office.
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GARDWELL LCOLONY-10-ACRET TRACTS
V only S1O0 per acre; water pipes will be
laid TO each and every tract in said colony.
j. Il. CARDWELI,, owner, 1904 n street. or
al 3OI j street, Sacramento.
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BooKBINDERs.

= ROOhBINDING = GOOD WORK, REA-
ID sonable prices and promptness: the only
irst-cass bindery in Sacramento 31o T
street BREUNING'S
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INEXPERIENCED YOUNG WAITRESS
~ wants a situation. Call or address 1870
Eighth street, room z. au2l-3te
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TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Precinct i, Front TO Seventh. north of X
stfeet-2I delegates. Polling place, 216 j
street. Inspector, Geo. X. rider; Judges, Ed.
L. Hamilton. Frank Gregory.
Precinct 2, Seventh TO Twelfth street, north
of IL street-21 delegates. Polling place,
southwest corner OF Ninth and | streets In
spector, J. r. Brown; judges, Herbert Mel
vIn, VIM. E. Bowman.
Precinct 3, Twelfth to Thirty-frst street,
north OF K street-27 delegates. Polling place,
corner Thirteenth and streets. Inspector,
Frank Rider; Judges, h. L.. Orcutt, +. Il. bray
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MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT,
lfl on city or country property also, real
estate bought and sold by n. l.. DREW, 4Oo j.
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II STRONG, SUCCESSOR TO A. NJ. GUN
Ii. ningham: new and secondhand goods;
stoves speciality. s27 ] street.