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ton OF the arteries admits q larger current
OF blood, and, as 3 consequence il. motion
becomes SO much slower and more slug
gish. congestion Of the lining of the blood
vessels ensues. with the resu ting forma-
ton OF morbid matter, which Is thrown
into the blood stream, producing rheums-
tism, gout, neuralgia, diseases of liver
and kidneys. nervous weakness and debil-
ity. and the many direct signs Of imnure
hood, as skin diseases In acme of the
many forms.
Paine's celery compound cures nervous
The recently published testimonials
from w. E. Anthony, NJ. D.. of Proyi-
dence, r. n Judsins. NJ. d., of Portland,
Dr. J. II. Lindsey. c. Z. Cole. N. d.. and
medical director of the Prairie du Chen
Medical institute, and hosts of prominent
practitioners all ever the country have re-
snlsed In the n ost extraordinary sale of
snis extraordinary remedy that was first
prescribed by Dr.. Phelps OF Dartmouth
college. and has since come to be known
to the medical profession, and in fact, to
the whole people. as Psine's celery COM
pound.
People of the highest standing in all
classes OF society. in every city and town
In the Union. have been benefl,ed by the
use OK this. the creates. of all remedies for
the cure OF the numerous Ills that result
from impaired nervous system and i'm
poyerished blood.
II makes peonle well.
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John Leighton. 1854 Madison street. se-
attic. WASH, deafness OF Is years stand
ing cured in r. minutes; Mrs. Annie Jones.
So7 Ninth street. Seattle, WASH, cured Of
neuralgia AMI nervous prostration, also
rheumatism; Mrs. A. Banister, Meadow,
Lewis county. Wssh., exeruciating pains
in eyeballs, liver and kidney complaint,
deafness 81 years and . lump in her side.
thought TO be an ovarian tuuior, cured.
DR.. Darrin makes a speciality of treating
by electricity all diseases OF the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat. Cstarrh and Deafness.
and permanently cures all diseases Of gen
iso-urinary organs. in either sex, such -
Loss OF Manhood. Syphilis. G!eet, Con-
orrh9a. Structure Spermatorrhma, Semi
mai Weakness and Loss OF Sexual Power
in man or woman, and Also successfully
treats all peculiar Female Troubles, Leu
corrh@a, Dtsplacements. etc, as well a.
acute, chrcuic and nervous diseases Of
whatever nature, II durable: no cares
taken IL not.
DIR. Darrin can be consulted free Ut his
offices in II otel Stevens, corner Front and
Marion streets, Seattle, Wash, where he
il permanently located. The worthy POOR
will b. treated free from 10 to IL a IN.
daily. Those able TO pay from III q. m. 10
5 p. m. evenings, to =: Sundays. 10 10
~ Charges low and reasonable. according
10 circumstances and ability TO pay. Most
cases can receive home treatment after .
visit to the doctors Office. Inquiries an
swered. Circulars and question blanks
sent free.
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THE .LorrER.


suIHAios corKr - rcrIrY nErAxrxxsr -
LANGLEY. 3.
ssrsh Z. Clark ". 8. C. Mnnson--sub-
G. :. Anderson Va A. N. Richardson ct
denied. e''
Henry Kraus vs.. r. peskovis.-Judr-
ment; signed.
CIVIL MISUNDERSTANDING J.
II. Z. Paige vs. Cascade Fire and Marine
insurance Company-Moiion overruIed;
order signed.
Wis Anderson ". John peserson-Jury
out.
PROBATE prPAgTxEsr-iASsIKy >.
Estate OF Amos Cotting--Decree of dis
trinution.
Estate Of James McArdle-Char.es A.
koepfi appointed administrators.
Estate Of William seloy-Chrissine Segby
appointed administrator.
Estate Of w. G. Tarbet--L. w. Bonney
appointed administrator.
Estate Of James Buzby--Will admitted
10 probate.
Estate OF W. N. white--will admitted
to probate: Minnie s. White appointed
notwithstanding.
Guardianship of J. II. Nagls-H. B.
Siauson appointed guardian.
Guardianship Of Joseph Makowsky ct
AID. w. West appointed guardian.
CRIMINAL pKPAnrMEsr-HUaEs, =.
Esther Kleinknscht W. Emil Klein
knecht--Stricken.
Andrew j. Jossphson W. Emma G..
Josephson--Decree of divorce; granted.
susan vosan W. Randolph X. vogan--
Decree OF divorces on ground Of abandon
ment
Laura P. Cherry vs.. George A. Cherry
Continued for further evidence
j. c. Sedgwick W. Daisy l.. Sedgwick---
Decree of divorce; granted on ground of
abandonment; property gwen to plaintiff.
Willard Miller ". Anna Belle Miller
Divorce; granted.
State VS.. James w. Basley-Motion for
money to file transcript: denied
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AssKssMENr RoLLs APPRovKD.
short Joint Session OF Counct1-Jordan's
Inactton Resented.

Inactton Resented.
The two houses Of the city council held
q Joint session last evening and approved
the assessment roll for the improvement
of Weller street from South Fifth street to
Jackson street addition. The total cost Of
the Improvement 10 SIS. 62O 60. Of which
the property owners portion Is So, l520i:
city's portion. 50. 46s SO. Protests from .
number Of property owners were filed
against the approval of the roll. but Cor
poration Counsel Donworth explained
tina. the approval would not affect their
rights.
The assessment roll Tor the improvement
of the alley in block s. of Maynard's plat.
was approved.
While in joint session an arrangement
vas made for the joint railroad committee
to meet Representatives Of the different
railroads next Thursday afternoon with
reference to settlement Of the rams horn
difficulty.
The only business done BY the board
was 20 recall from DR.. Jordan petition
for settlement Of the lines of block %,
Edes 4 Knights addition. Mr.. Miller said
the mstter was referred to DIR. Jordan. who
had refused to report. although requested
several times to do so. 1t was taken out
Of Dr.. Jordan's hands and referred to
COMMITTEES.
In the house of delegates the committee
on sewers reported fsvorabiy by ordinances
mon petitions for sewers on Bradley and
Farm xtreets
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The monthly report of +. q. Schwaeerl.
,nperin,endent Of pnolie parks. shows The
r.,nre of the work done during February
in the way If improvement Bad weather
in,erfered With The grading of Denny
n.rk MANY native shrubs have been
,r.n.nlantea in Kinnear park TO 'hicken
the boundary belt aud make room Tor
others. Mr.. Sehxagerl recommends fsas-
ing the summer house In hlnnssF para
aud building a tool room underneath IL.
In the nursery work 40 trees. shrnes aaa
vines have been removed 10 hsnnesr PARK
Expenses Of maintaining the PARIS ioF
E.hruarx were sSSi.faa.
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The Black Diam ond saloon Case.

The statement made by the attorney for
Green 4 Co, the Black Diamond saloon
keepers charged with selling liquor with
out license. thas the warrants were
sworn out by William L. Thomas. Is de-
MED by that gentleman, who describes
himself as harkeeper IN the cotnpanys
saloon at Black Diamond. and says he hal
nothing to do with swearing out tho war
rants.
Green vas arrested yesterday on sew
enth warrant, having reopened his saloon
Immediately on his release on bail on
Wednesday. lie was hailed out again BY
Oh. xan~ hondsmea as before.
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ployment The police have tried to con-
Wet him a. q vagrant once or twice. but
Judge Glasgow turned him loose. Robin
son was shot at Astoria several years ago
by Past Smith on account of woman.
Smith went to tho penitentiary and .
short time later was joined by Robinson,
who had been convicted of burglary at
either Portland or The Da.les.
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- case OF Wasson Alien ~. the Cen.
- rs o. Public Lands FOG injuacssen
- pssns the execnsion Of rontrae. s,r
sstson OF waterways in Seattle
w.sp a snd TIE construction OF the LAX.
ninsson canal vas argued On dsnurrer
ss.s Jndss Langley ~ CT aabers lsss
go iae couiensson Of ainssr vas
80. sne isv OF March, D. 1871. e.susrYrea
nshfs upon improvsrs and upsand
:. Whsca could not b impaired By
- Nv o. March 9. 1855. the waterway act
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Southern Pacific once.

J.R. MeIntyrs has arrived in Seattle "a
.~.,. ~ the Southern Pacific rairosd,
Ard will open an Office tor that com pany
an p,oneer Place, in the quarters formerly
oecapied by the Canadian PaeiFie. Nj.
u,Tn,xre was formerly employed ~
Wells Fargo Il Co. in Tacoma aud yes
falsely accused of robeing the company oi
a nackage of saoney. but Was scsuss'si.
He Afterwards recovered damages sro'n tie
carnp.ny and from u. {. SULLIVAN Tor
- .t,-{,ns r,rasecutson.
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ioiowsns new suits vers died la
sne superior cour; yesterday.
henry kraus ~. r. Peskov!ts-suit 20
recover $3.5 4 on stated account.
Lee Morris vs. Aier Briav~.-su,, 70 -.
cover $40 damages for irnrrisonment
euii Tor divorces.
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A CONSTANT CoUaH, with ehortnsss Of
Breath, Failing Strength and Wasting of
Flesh, all betoken Lungs more or less
seriously affected, and demanding prompt
treatment. BY using DR.. d. Jayne's kx-
psctorant serious results may b either
avoided or paliiaied.
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The statement contained IN dispatch
from Washington City that k1'oes.
r.,..,s Sxm,,le 4, a candidate fer aepaiy
.s't.r,ar of Internal revenue On fages
ind i, denied By Mr.. semp'e. ~he says
:. Ia. no, n.sae say Ebert 30 ssears sas
appoinsUer-
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No lpc~al for Murderer 0Alfev.

Judge Humes yesterday rsiused the ar
rl,easson of James W. Bailey. the celored
murderer. fer money 70 pay for tsans-
eripi on appeal and for ar extension Oh
time in yhieA 10 file the transcript. Hal
ley has no money and had allowed the
tine 70 sppssi 70 expire. New he vm
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r.w.,,., N.r..ss Of Ballard.

Rev. c. c Marssen. the evangelist, -
h,s,,r, . series Of meetings at the Baptist
church at Ralisrd. NJ. AaFssoa Is an
able speaker. and handles the saeless
WITH which he deals in say 10 ~an MS
hs.rsrs Tae interest and attendance IS
RAPIDLY increasing. The pa''ie ssasfaa's
a invited 80 attend.
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ss." 49, e g % he psaissnsissy asa bexsn
rss,. nf cus hss tvesvs-y<sr ssns..-. 4,
AAMse JOAN Dovnss. another neer, r,;.s,
eAsf'e. ON Msy 1. fsos. He vas
zee and both slmes fouvd ruistv -
murder IN the second de~,~.
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BREvITIEs.

Lee & Bowden have 500. 900 for city and
farm loans. Money here.
The Women's Christian Association will
meet today at 80 p. m. in Ladies' Musi-
cal Club room, 200 Seattle National bank
building.
J. 0. Hughes, . miner. who had two
ribs broken in the coal mines at Black
Diamond, was brought to the city last
evening and taken 10 Providence hospital
for treatment.
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ncenss 70 we'd US issu.d Yesterday
Of franklin. wa
saaee Langley yssterday admitted 70
Poosss the will Of W. ~ White. the s,,I-
W., wa. and vculd-bs murderer Of s. Hoss.
nitss wife Vas appointed exscutrlr
rnnont bonds, - the will vkscA vas 6Ied
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lee Morris yesterday brought suis IN 'he
superior court against Alexander Bridges
claiming s.. 80 damages by false I'M prison.
meat Morris ON the day before last
Christmas tried TO sell an old psssoi 20
Bridges, " no 10 . secondhand man. ana
when the after refused 10 purchase, HOUR
i,aed the weapon under Bridges nose,
Bridges had him arrested on charge OF
assault with intent TO commit some Sseas
injury. but Morris was acquitted IN ths
superior court Morris chief injury seems
from his complaint 30 have been shss ne
Was gwen ride Ia tbs "hurry-up WAGON
aud SO e,rosed to riiteGle.
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Money 70 Invest
An experienced business man has sew
sral thousand dollars for partnership in-
vestment In good business. Address ID,
Box ga, Seattle.
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Steamer State of Washington leaves tor
Tacoma daily at 8 q. m. and 8 &c p. N. See
new time card.
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ELECTRICITY

And Its Wonderful Power Over Diseases
"A Few Notable Cases Cured by Dr.
Darrin. whose Oniees are Throngsd
With Patients Night and Day.
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rEsCwS-glrsf sassr ans halScny. ~. gasisxvs
2s< SD sae. seSsr Saxs& 3d. Grlsf SeAs& ~
k>Ass NJ 1Hs~ssx Ss1 s..ca
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ARTICLES OF lucorporaU,ou.

The following articles OF incorporation
have been filed IN the office OF the Secre-
tary of State:
The San Luis Obispo Library. Princi-
pal place Of business, San Luis Obispo,
with NJ. 4. Brownell. Hazard Gragg,
Chauncy II. Phillips, John Dallidet,
Louis Sinsheimer. Richard Leland, Paul
Meyer. Robert V. Bouldin, benjamin
Brooks, A. L. Fitzgerald and McD. K.
Nenable of San Luis ODispo as Directors.
Samuel Bros. d Co. Principal place OF
business, San francisco. Capital stock
Sl50,000, with Moses Samuel, S. K. Sam
uel, b. G. Samuel, Paul Samuel and
William Samuel OF San Francisco as
Directors.
The Acme Athletic Club. Principal
place of business, Oakland, with NJ. a.
Whidden, George F. Niece, j. NJ Polk,
l.. w. Hardie, Edward a. Miller, II. X.
French, John Kitchen, Jr., Charles S.
Hannah, James w. Shanly, George A.
Faulkner and j. w. Finigan of Oakland
as Directors.
The Upper Lei nberger Slough Com
pany. Principal place OF business. Han
ford, Kings County. Capital stock, $l0,-
900, with Timothy Paige of San Fran
cisco, John McAdam, Charles Latham
and w. a. Long of Kings County, Don
Ray OF Gait, II. /. Rider OF Kingston,
Fresno County, and G. w. Henderson OF
Fresno County as Directors.
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Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 7l0 and 54', with light
to gentle variable winds and partly
cloudy weather prevailing.
The winds were light southerly during
the morning, and light northerly during
the afternoon and evening.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ. and
5 P. NJ. were 1898 and 3U.O0 inches, re-
spectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 73o and Az /,
and one year ago to-day S30 and $50.
The rainfall Sunday night amounted to
40 of an inch, making 14.93 inches for
this season, as against 1886 inches to an
equal date last year. This makes IA OF
an inch for May OF this year. as against
Los inches up to and including the 18th
of May, 1893, which was the date of the
last appreciable precipitation until Sep
tember. lS93
1t was showing and the weather was
squally yesterday on the mountains as
far down as Emigrant Gap. with rain be-
low that point.
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DEVINB'S DOChET.
Mercy Pre- dominated in His Soul
Yesterday.

Mercy Pre- dominated in His Soul
Yesterday.
Justice Devine's Sunday devotions had
evidently disposed him to mercy, as he
ran off blue Mondays calendar yesterday
in short time.
Six drunks were discharged, with a
warning to crook their elbows no more.
The charge of battery against All Sing
No. l was dismissed, no complaint hav-
ing been filed.
All Sing No. was sentenced to thirty
days for vagrancy, and given six hours
in which to leave town.
William keegan, arrested for disturb
ing the peace, was discharged, no COM
plaint being on file against MIN.
The case OF d. ellis, for violating the
awning ordinance, was continued for one
week.
Grant Pittman, charged with disturb
ing the peace by challenging officer
Maley to fight and using abusive Ian
guage, was lined $40 or ten days.
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THE PALMER CASE.
A Number of Witnesses We're Exal
ir,nh Y 1s- tnr.1lan-

A Number of Witnesses We're EXAM
ined Yesterday.
The trial of 81. j. Palmer for the muir
der of Charles Phleger was resumed be-
fore Judge j. E. Murphy of Del Norte in
the Superior Court yesterday. The trial
is being watched with great deal of in
terest by large number of persons and
the courtroom is continually crowded
with spectators anxious to hear the testi-
mony.
evidence Of Charles Earren, who made
diagrams of the place where the shoot
ing occurred; Coroner George III. Clark,
County Physician g. A. White, Z. Il.
Dole, j. Z. Camp, William Lehman, w.
w. White and Mrs. Mary Phleger, the
widow of the deceased.
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IN THE GRAVE.
The Funeral Yesterday of the Late
Harry NJ. Rernard.

The Funeral Yesterday of the Late
Harry NJ. Bernard.
The funeral of the late II. NJ. Bernard
took place from the Cathedral yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
remains were escorted from the family
residence by delegations from the
A. o. q. w. and Exempt Firemen's
Association. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Grace, who de-
livered brief sermon touching upon the
many good qualities of the deceased. He
took for his text the First Epistle of Paul,
chapter vii, 3lst verse.
During the services the choir rendered
BLESSED Are the Dead'' and Come, 4e
Disconsolate," and at the grave Rock of
Ages" st is Welr' and the Lords
Prayer" The pall-bearers were James
McGuire, J. w. Wilson. James q. Davis,
II. w. Bragg, II. j. Norton and $. ).
Nixon
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James BOYD Uisannears.

When the case of Grant Mckay,
charged with extortion, was called in
Judge Catlin's court yesterday. Assistant
District Attorney j. e. Jones said that
the prosecuting witness. James Boyd,
was not 10 be found. A search was made
for him, but in ali probability ne has gone
back to Colorado. whence he came. The
Judge thereupon dismissed the case.
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suit On n Note.

Charles A. Nuttall. by his attorney, c.
II. Oatman, has brought against Emma
II. Briggs, Abbie B. Shackelton. May I.
Gould, e. II. Gould, George B. Maxwell,
H. J. Maxwell, the National Bank OF D.
Q. Mills Il Co. and others, for the pay
ment of a note for $4,000. The note is Sc
cured by mortgage on What is known
as the American River Vineyard. located
in Granite and Brighton Townships, il
this county,
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testified on both sides, and Justice Henry
said the testimony was so conflicting
that he would have to give Bludworth
the benefit of the doubt and discharge
him, which he did.
The defendant was represented by
Charles II. March and D. E. Alexander
and the people by Assistant District At
torney j. C. Jones and L. C. Hart
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Arranged for Band Use.

The "Sutter Grammar School March" !"
by J. C. Walling of this city, has been
arranged by Joseph B. Claus of Boston
for full band, aud has been placed in
the hands of the Patriarchs Militant
Band of this city.
and Mr.. Claus, who has national repu-
tation in his line, writes enthusiastically
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Fstate of Schaaen NTtnors.

C. Feldhusen and ]. C. Schaden. guard
ians of the persons and estates Of BERTHA
Doretha and Charlotte Schaden. minors,
have petitioned the Superior Court for an
order empowering them to renew a mort
gage for the SUM OF S., ,06o now on the
property of the minors. The estates con-
sis. of part of lot /, L and N, Fourth and
Eifth streets.
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A Dissolvlng View.

The Industrial Army which left here
under command of 'General' Denning
Smith has dissolved into thin air, possibly
erar' Smith disappearing from public view
last night and is supposed to have taken
Horace Greeley's advice and gone
Westr
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BLUpWoRTH DIsoHARGRn
The Testimony Was Too Miscellaneous
I :,

The Testimony Was Too Miscellaneous
for Justice Henry.
The examination of William Blud-
worth, who was charged by Conrad
Schepp with assault with a deadly
weapon, took place in Justice Henry,s
court yesterday afternoon.
The prosecuting witness claimed that
on Thursday last Bludworth interfered
with his property rights and insulted
him by using profane language, and that
when he demonstrated with him the lat
ter pulled pistol and snapped it at him.
There were number of witnesses who
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charles Cnapman's Estate.

Sarah V. Chapman, executriX OF the
last will and testament Of Charles NJ. L.
Chapman, deceased, has filed in the
County Clerks office the return of sale of
real estate ordered by the Superior Court.
The property sold is located in Nevada
County and the amount secured therefor
WAS 81 800.
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the Sunday picnics he had attended,
keeled over into a low lot on * street aud
was temporarily knocked out.
He was carted to the Receiving Hospi-
pital and kept there until It was found he
was not much hurt
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Lake Tahoe Trims.

John f Moody's stages have COM
menced daily trips between Truckee and
Lake Tahoe for the season. The road was
opened for travel last week and is in good
condition. The ride to the lake is de-
lightful one and the stage aecommoda-
tions are first-class.
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TAKEN TO OAKLAND.

officer Fisher Arrests a Man Who is
Wanted There.
officer Fisher has arrested Lawrence
Reeves, known as Lefty" who was
wanted in Oakland. AS the officer was
passing the Golden Eagle he happened to
espY his man and took him in.
Reeves was arrested here last year on a
charge OF burglary, which was reduced
to petit larceny, and be did six months
time for it. An officer came up from
Oakland yesterday and took him down.
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Continued Till june e5th.

The trial of Rodehayer. Fitzsimmons.
Stuart and Goldsmith, who are charged
with the burglary of a quantity of type
and printing material from the late
Nears office, has been postponed by
Judge Catlin until the 18th of June.
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CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RIyETT OF THE PIONEER,
L L steam Carpet Cleaning Works corner
Twelfth and streets; Telephone 292. Sea-
advertisement elsewhere IN this paper.
CtARpErS CLEANED AND LAID. OLD
" carpets bought. sold or exchanged at
JACOB BROS, 500 X street Telephone 373.
Cash paid Tor secondhand furniture
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BLAcKsMITHS, ETC.

IN CARMICHAEL, 1909 EIGHTH ST,
IL. offers special inducements on all wagon
repair work. For cash, 20 per cent. saved.
Call and see his method of setting tires.
Special attention given to horseshoeing.
nAVID AHERN, PRACTICAL HORS f.
IL shoer, 1923 J street. satisfaction guaran- i
teed. Horses called for and delivered free of
charge. Telephone 23S.
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Look a Tumble.

Yesterday afternoon a man named A.
Williams, whose head was heavy after
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SCHOOLS OF ART.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN STAMPED
n cushion tops. of satin sheeting, crown
sheeting mail CLOTH etc. Silks are so cheap
now that IL handsome cushion can be made at
a very small cost. MISS l.. SCHUBERT, lola
Eighth street.
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DoUNDKEEPER's sALE-I HEREBY
I give notice that on tn URSDAY, May 24,
1894, at the hour of 1 l O'Clock, in front of tue
County Courthouse, will sell at auction, 10
the highest bidder, tor cash, one large Bay
Horse. w. ID. COOkSLEY. lny22-3t%
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE-TWO BOOK AND STATION
e cry stores, grocery store, lunch house.
coffee house; must be sold; cheap. Apply
4O2 J street.
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nIGAR, TOBACCO AND NOTION BUSl-
ness of AARON NATHAN, 200 II street,
unaer " estern Hotel: this established busi-
ness of over 16 years standing Will De sacfi-
Lceu before June 1st, SO Cont neglect your
opportunity; 10 rcaSC nable otier refused;
business averaging between $500 ana $500
per month. myl6-lW