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TAss agreeable ana etncaclous Tooth Powder. -
ensiishsd BY mora han twenty yeas expsrisncA
- received the sanction of the members al the
penta, sad Medica professions Of this city seser-
siiy. and by them IL IL daily recommended asd
pssscrtoed- 1t Is peasses In thu application ~
q In excellent Tia effects Il speedily renders ne
e<eth white and smooth. the gnms hsslIhfaL rel
land hrkn. Ard by frequent use viii preserve them
ia this desirable condition II gradually bat sf
fsesuaiiy removes tartar. ana dessroyes the para
sssic2l animsiculG which neglect mar have per
United 30 collect aaa prsvents sheir furthe. aceu-
mutation. thus serving as o complete beauties
and preseryer of thu teeth Microscopic examina
tons have been made Of the matter Deposited on
tho teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
ali classes OF soeiety and Of every variety Of bodily
coalition, and tn nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found 80 exist In great
nunaherA Experiments were made for ihsir 70
noyai aad the i1gfedIegts used in L1bin's Toe h
Powder we're found TO be most eaectuzi. destroy
sng them instsntly.
Through TIE kindness friends ~ - pr
uis,sd 70 psbiish tina following
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
mas srArE or rRApE


sss FRAscIsco. Feb. Cuisines opened
quietly IN local merchandise circles. prices
beng steady. The produce markets are
daii.
Early vegetables-In light supply.
Fresh Unchanged.
fo.atoes-weak.
0sions~-Firm.
Batter Steady.
Rgrs-Weak.
cheeseU nchanged.
Poaltry-Duli.
Game Arrives in better condition.
Produce reeeipts--Fiour, quarter sacks.
Gso0; Oregon, sig: wheat. centaIs. 5. $50;
Ossgon. $50; barley, eentals, -, 46S; Ore
goo, s.li2 oats, sacks, SIS; Oregon
Las; corn, sacks. 3.sia; rye, sacks. iss;
pesaioes. sacks, 5,363; Oregon, 1913; on
iaas, sacks. 264; Oregon. g.
nREApsruFFs AND GRAINS.
Elonr-We quote: Net cash prices for
ismlly extras. 81. t0td3.55 per Dbl: bakers
extras. s3s0es3i0 superine. 81 100 ?. 90.
Wheat No movement of consequence /.
Prices continue weak. quotable at s7sSc per
ssntai for No. l shipping and es5.e95$i
'o' choice milling whea, sells at range
o. s,o2i .@i.o5 per GENITAL.
Barley Lower. receipts being liberal
aud the demand slow. Feed, Tsise1T 3kc
t<F eensa.. for fair To good quality; soc
ief choice bright; brewing. s0u0c per
esa.sl
oass-Vsry quiet market this morning;
prices unchanged. Milling. $i.l3esl.22}a
sFifise, si.22' a9s i.s2is; fancy feed. 81. sAae
Lsss, good To choice, 81. i3l4@lTis. poor
% islF. 8 "a sio7ta; black. s5ed sL22ss
gray S.02G LIS per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
nFa'ts-On sight, New York, per 81. iSc
rgeasium
ssers.ng biils-~on London; s,xty-day
bank As
savef-Bars. per ounce, sa.Go5'se; Mex
isaa dollars, 56l.c.
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Hofs.
saops-guies; stale. common to choice.
log zze' Pacific coast. Issaso..
MERCHANDISE
1opper-Fiat; Lake. as7tzc.
L.sad-sfesdy; domestic, So ..
plates. dali.
spsrter--firm; domestic. 1855. nominal.
.ones-optsons closed from a. IN.
.,nna aig prices TO 10 points advance Sales.
loe00 0ags. including March sle az. Ns~
si5-6o: June, SIS 40 Spot Plo-oulst. NJ
J. I7lxr. ~.
. ssgsr-Raw, firm; centrifnrals, 9s test.
o-ihc- Refined. firm. higher and fa,riy
aetis.: OF A, s54@4 l-l6c; mould A. ~
sbioc; standard A. al g-isc: eonf-r-
aoners "a. 3@s 3l6: cut loaf. 4ss@
si-ioe crushed, 47ses5 Lie: powdered.
4s8Mf9ffc -
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Tooo CANAL. ROUTE
.rRAmrn nAINrrR

Eessuilf and FsssssntsAs6 ia4x-s assensnts dSe &
T1sszky 8ksssstag xss4 sssnssisv ~ q ~ fst
kfsxS-su- or fs&osbse. Ean1Df. seAsseE. IL ~
waaps n4wss;s HoaaxTart- L aiea CITY AIS inte--
Essfssis fnsnts arriving IA Ens1 CITY ~ p IA
Leaves Intsa city 8 Y stH~s4af fsgs&T
asa sazs4sy. sxTsvisg ia s~xstss ~ p IA
H. L. LIBBY, Ma&sss.
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NININa srocks
NEW yoRk MARKETS.
- go rNrHANaK.

fHA NANA D EA+6ANHE.
sfN logk. tsh. 5 --indnstgials sffected
y tAf'a legislation furnished the CHIEF
Everest in tolay's market. Sugar and
u'ssal!egs attracted the most attention,
ss ieFmer sold up Is per cent, but later
81 ell a1d only "A of per cent. 81 the
Aas@Ace was retained. nistslieFs closed
= per ceuL above Saturday under report
,sai tae se0ste woaid increase the tax
'as'ae preferred advanced Ia per cent
1essrusaent honds--Stesdy.
feuoiegm--C iosed AZ NJ bid.
FsNASCFaEa
A9ney call easy az l per cent
Is.'ee paper az 3ss@5is per cent Sterling
ssAess0se DaN and steady with actual
.ssiAvss in bankers bills as 81 80. sfs -
WI 0e"Snd, and So Aesasa tor 90 days.
a, EaSAS
= as reg .... }iQ r.. = Is ggesl ..-.-- -
= 'eoapl ils .faelae es--....--.. ~
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PoRr wAsRISoron


caves Ea.asiFs wharf daily eresps ssa1sy A
fsso p IA fsz frssght oy passage spsly % boxra
W "a sEYxoRE. u@ss.s
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rs DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
HEATHge BUREAU
PokTEAsD, o., Feb. ), IssA
s.-.>ss. 70, Tuesday: Fair; slightly warmer.
BLAsDFogD, Acting /. r. o.
-x,xp s,ArKs pxplETmExr or AGRICULTURE
vxargsg BrsEAr-DaILy BULLETIN
sEsrrLE, WASH, Feb. S. ls9L
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Yorso MANI

Rave yoa rsza mv
sses1rs shoss shs pitfalls
o. yeang sasa ara % ssss
nasMhos4f { ws1 ssaa =
fsea. PROF . h. nUf-
SOS. losl 1Arxss sssss.
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TESTIMONIALS,

Read what your dentist has to say
about 10:
We have carefully examined the
formula, of LUBINS CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that il
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree iajure the teeth or
gum. u has In Its competition
sufficient autisep!ic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. Its daily
use will help 10 prevent the forma-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitieal animaleal1 SO in.
furious to teeth and gum.
W. 4. GIDDiSds. u. d. s.
GEO. W. BRAGD0N, ID. ID. s.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. ID. 8
T. q. ALBIN, u. ID. s.
IN. LESSEY. b. d. ).
II. DEsP0RTES. d d. 8
ALBERT J. f0RRESE.
C.P. BROWN. ID. ID. ).
GEO. T.. MILLER.
Jos. kouDY.
WE. S. CoYSE, L.D.S&LRCD.3
Il. Il. GRIFFIN.
j. N. FOX.
j. W. PUTNAM.
in. FEATHER.
LuBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment.
contentment makes life worth liz.
Ing.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO MARKETS..
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Feb. -Wheat--Qaiet; opened
&c lower, declined &c more on essier
cables. continued free receipts in the
Northwest. increase in quantity on ocean
passage and favorable weather: closed
weak, &c lower than Saturday. Receipts.
1900 bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels.
Closed: Cash, 5ossc; May, 63Ac.
Corn Easier; cash. 41<e; May, size.
oats-cash. 2sc; May. as,sc.
Rye--45c.
Barley--Nominai.
Flax-$f3g
Timo.hy-Sl206a425.
Pork-cash. si2a5; May, sat.
Lvd-Casia. $T.4.iS: May. $737i,.
short ribs-Cash. <6.3S: May, $647Ls.
Shoulders 50. 25@6JD
Short ciear-$6 ss5497.25
Whisky-$i.ia
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following is the statement issued today
of<he visible grain supply at the close Of
business February g.;
Bushets Taerease. Decrease
Wheat. 1s,s93.0D ......... 1900
cosn. .........-..... iaHs,eo $1,000 ......
0sfs...... .....-.... s.ess.u00 ........ so00o
Rye ............. $4,000 $500 IifGl
Barley .............. l.sea.oo -. -. $4,000
LIVE Stock.
CattIe-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
took q slight M turn on better grades
others steady: good to choice steers, 81. IS
@ls0; shippers and exporters. 81. 75Gf & 50.
Others, So 00613.50; Texans, $780,
Hogs-Receipts, % 600 head. Market
opened active at trife firmer; closed
easier; rough and common. ~ 901a %
mixed and packers. s.. i0d5.30: prime
heavy and butchers, s.. 3oe5. 10; prime
light. S. a5f45 80.
sheep 1900 head. Market
slow good mixed ewes and wethers, 81 rs
$500; Westerns, 81 25ta3s5
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ccrrsspondenc~ In AL TIE principal cities IN IL
United STATES and Europe.
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Fer Alaska, Feb IL and -. a, m

From San Francisco. for Victoria AMI Puget
Sound ports, a. o. m. Feb T. Q. Ia. 10. "a
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Tickets may BE- obtained ., the ossice o: the CON-
pany a. ocean deck. Seattle
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yIoon CANAL ROUTE
IL Mes Passenger steamer
DELLA
fearrTfng q = mall leaves CeiM&a 6oex Maap
GAYS W ssasssNys ana af4ssys at 30 . O. ia
AsassssG, Port Dam BE. Bangor ssaEssx hrtaasn
Isswa 30. Tisgtss8p fatis HeedsTors sas JHioa
CsY aud inssfmsdssss puinfs. arriving ss 4 nioa
fasy ct 30 >. ma Leaves nleA Cur at $50 -
n rsssaags, Thsrsdsys and sasasdsys. arriving
chAELEs MA ersoS. Master
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fc:rlapd ............... 26.a0 o. 1900 %
4 general improvement in business is
nossd since the beginning of the month.
This spplies both to city and country trade
The present volume of business is larger
than al any time last month, and the
steady improvement is commented upon
BY dealers.
rsw changes In quotations are noted
anee Saturday. prices generally being
steady but low.
Eggs ara now quoted at IL cents for
strictly fresh ranch. Receipts are heavy
sod prices weak. A quantity of Eastern
eggs still remains in market and has ten
dsney to keep down the market. Stock Is
moving well.
The market Is bare Of bananas, which
have been selling well until the stock was
exhausted. A small shipment Is expected
from San Francisco on the next steamer
snd car load from New Orleans next
week.
Lard is little weaker and prices are
quoted &c per pound lower on the pure
Htiee
Nothing Is doing In the wheat market.
There is no movement and no grain is be-
Ink bought. Neither is there any demand
far charters. The condition of the market
due TO the depression in England.
Apples are moving fairly well. They
are arriving in large quantities, but many
cssaem are not in good condition. Fancy
stock Is scarce, but others are plenty.
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Together with much statistical matter
of great value. The regular price of the
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Ely on THE FLYER
sEATrLx To TACOMA
Fo1s rcund tzsps 6ARy. sxceps Sunday
In oae hear and t~sasv-ars raana.s4
TnE STEAMER -yLyER-
Regular sally ssirs Seattle Tacoma roass. - fes-
iows.
rxErys xyrrcr
THURSDAY, DEC -
TINE CARR
Leave seastie-s.7o. asss N. l;is. 500 > IA
Leave Tacoma-ssoa IL :soA IN, 500. s.As > 10
Sunday
Leave SEATTLE 30 = n. tsssoa m
leave TAcema-ss3s q IA. 400 n M
Landing ~ y. r. wharf Tacoma AMI Commsr>
cfal dock. foot Of MAyssa STREET Seattle
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THE HIGHEST AWARD.

DR.. Prices Baking Powder Receives It.
For leavening power, keeping quail
ties, purity and general excellence, the
Worlds Fair jury decided that DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder had no
equal. On each of it's claims it was
awarded a first prize or diploma. All
the baking powders entered for prizes
were subjected to most exhaustive ex-
animation, and the jury was the best
equipped to make the decision of any
ever got together. Their verdict was sap
ported by the testimony of Dr.. II. w.
Wiley. Chief Chemist of the United States
Department of Agriculture at Washing
ton. Dr. Wiley is an expert on food pro-
ducts and the highest authority on such
matters III America. This verdict settles
a long debated question as to which
among the many baking powders is the
best.-Chicago Tribune,
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DIED.

JACKSON-In this city, April 8, of diph-
liberia Naomi NJ, youngest daughter OF Egg
bert b. and Lucy Jackson,-a native of Sac
ramento, CAL, aged 2 years, months and
23 days.
R1-FmeTal private
TRAINOR-Near the Needles. April 6, H c.
Trainor. native of New York, aged 63
years, 10months and days. please omit
fioWers.l
eB-Frlends ana acqua1nIances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
day at 3 z. NJ. from his late residence, 1929
Tenth street. [1nterment private.l
All FONG-ln this city, April Z, All Fong,
beloved husband of Mrs. Lee Sc, father Of
F. Ukiah and grandfather OF Fong Yum, q
native of China, aged Us years.
H5Friends can view the remains at his
late residence, 907 Fourth street, Tuesday,
April 10, from 10 to ! O'Clock. Funeral
OriVate}
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WAS 1T sUloIDEq
Yardmaster Newton Finds a Hat al
Note on the Yolo Bridge.

Yardmaster Newton Finds a Hat and
Note on the Yolo Bridge.
On Saturday morning as Night Yard
master Newton was going to his home in
Washington, near The other end OF the
bridge, he picked up new black stiff
hat. On examining it, he found the fol-
lowing note tucked into the band:
"F9TendS: Pray that the Lord will have
mercy on my soul. Wine and women
have done it Do not tell my mother"
The note is signed: u. Nc. c. Allen.
ST. Louis, Mo-"
While it may be hoax. the fact that
the hat was good one and new, and had
been evidently left for the purpose of
leaving the note, where it would be found
makes the circumstance appear like a
suicide.
On the other hand, it is just such trick
rs defaulter or embezzler might adopt
In order to throw detectives of his track
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by leading them to believe in his death.
me writing in the note was good. Time
may bring further circumstances to light.
RIFLE SHOOTERS.
San Francisco Marksmen Complain of
Ill-Treatment.


Il-Treatnent.
The San Francisco Post of Saturday
Estates that the National Guardsmen of
that city who shot in the State medal
contest here last week complain of i'll
treatment. They say they were not per-
! mitted to use the kind of powder to which
they were accustomed, and were not al
lowed sighting shots' over the range
prior to the shooting.
The truth is. all competitors were re-
quired to use the same kind of powder.
and as to sighting Shots" all had the
privilege of shooting over the range on
the day before the match, of which many
of the San Franciscans availed them
selves. The rules prohibit sighting shots
on the day of a match. Complaints of
this kind come with poor grace from
military men. They were beaten fairly
and ought to take their medicine with
out whining.
At yesterdays practice shooting by the
local companies the following scores
were made:
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Weather Notes.

highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been To and so, with fresh
to brisk northerly winds and clear
weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ.
and ) P. NJ. were 30.02 and 1896 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were $40 and 390,
with no precipitation, and one year ago
to-day $50 and 46o. with trace of rain.
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THE SUNDAY NEWS"
Sheehan and Harris Again In the News.
paper Field.

Sheehan and Harris Again In the News
paper Field.
In our advertising columns this morn
ing appears the prospectus of the Sunday
NeiUS, publication of which is to be COM
menced on the 10Th inst. by John A..
Sheehan and j. B. Harris. These gentle
men were the publishers of the Daily
Net0S up to the time of its demise. They
are wide-awake, capable and energetic
newspaper men, and would have made
the daily pay if anyone could do so.
The Sunday Nei0S will contain Eastern
and foreign news and full reports of local
events. 1t will also devote itself TO cur
rent political gossip OF both State and
local interest. There is no doubt very
good held here for such paper as Messrs.
Sheehan and Harris say they intend to
publish, and there is no reason why they
should not make it a success from the
start,
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Ladies', Meeting To-Day,

The ladies promoting the benefit of the
Humane Society are called by Mrs. Mayor
Steinman to meet this Monday after
noon at o'clock sharp at Pioneer Hall to
hear subcommittee reports and take
final action.
A full attendance is requested, and any
women OF the city or county feeling an
interest in the welfare of the Humane
Society and the continuation of its work
are urged to attend.
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THE breath of chronic catarrh patien
is often so offensive that he becomes ar
object of disgust. After time ulcera.
ton sets in, the spongy bones are at
tackled, and frequently destroyed. The
dripping of the secre tions into the throat
sometimes produces bronchitis, which is
usually the exciting cause of pulmonary
disease. Results by its use for years des.
ignate Ely's Cream Balm as the best anC
only cure. Call upon your druggist for it,
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Absolute Merit.

No other plaster has been produced
which gains so many testimonials OF
high value as those continuously ac-
corded to ALLCoCK's Porous PLASTER,
and the only motive for these exceptional
commentators is the fact that it is a
medicinal aud pharmaceutical prepara-
ton of superior value. Beware of imita-
tions. Ask for and insist upon ALL
cocks.
BRANDRETH's PILLS are good COR
rective,
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Athletic CIub Boxers.

On Tuesday evening there will be
boxing contest of six rounds between
". J. Gooby and L. a. Payen for valu-
able trophy, at the gymnasium of the
Sacramento Athletic Club. The MEM
bers' tickets of admission will be their
receipt for April dues. None but men,
bers will be admitted.
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Safe Robbery.

Yesterday morning the safe of the Pa
cific Hotel was robbed about 2 o'clock of
about 500. A man who formerly worked
for Mrs. Singleton, but who was dis
charged short time ago, is suspected.
II is stated that when he gave up his keys
he forgot to give up the key to the safe
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Mrs. Bowsteoa,s Fnnera,

The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Bowstead
took place yesterday from the Sixth
street NJ. E. Church. Her death occurred
in san Francisco on Friday at the age of
so years. She and her husband, the late
James Bowstead, were former residents
OF this city.
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Heavy Eastern Travel.

The Eastern express train on Saturday
night consisted of twenty-one coaches,
and on reaching here another was added.
1t was the last day of the cheap fares and
many availed themselves of the oppor-
tunlty to visit the East at a few dollars
expense.
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Rescued From the River.

Fred Mcdowell, 10-year-old boy,
came near being drowned in the river on
Saturday. He started out in a duck
boat for cruise down the river, but his
craft capsized, and but for the timely in
reference of men employed at the coal
bunkers he would have drowned,
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Silk. Oranges and Wine.

Four cars of silk went East last night
and two trains, containing twenty-five
carloads of oranges, will go this morning.
Several carloads OF wine were shipped
Saturday
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SACRAMENTO RIFLE CLUB.

The Helvetia Shooting Sections
champion class medal was won by James
Muir, the second-class medal by Emil
Schmidt, the third-class medal by J.
Amen, and the medal for the last best
shot by Emil ZueSt,
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The Leading ROOning House in San Francisco


When you ar
rive IN San
Francisco at
the Hughes
House, newly
opened and
fir s t-cla SIS.
where clean-
illness, sunny
and well-ven-
tilated rooms
Q K ce | | e n t
beds, mod
ern improve
ments and
low rates are
salient fea-
lures. A SUM-
ny reading
room, fire es-
capes, gas and
electric lights
ectric call and
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return bells in
each room. Centrally located. being convent.
ent 10 the theaters. restaurants, principal
street car lines and the business district. Open
all night.
Rates, 5Oc per day; 81 rs per week up.
214 Third street, near Howard. At Ferry
take Howard-street Cable Cars TO corner Third
and Howard. MWF
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth aud Sts., Sacramento.

PoARD AND ROOM, 81 20 TO pa FER
ID day. Meals, rs cents.
Rs-Acctommodations FIRST-CLASS. Free
BUS to and from hotel.
w. j. ELDER, Manager.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House

LNRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
L spect. Ladies dining-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCK MANN & CARRA-
CHER, Proprietors. No. 1919 Second street.
between and X. Sacramento.
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ghamarh patlu for atretmstorls zubtn s 90.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.


LOT 1--we have been fortunate in securing another lot
OF Wide Pongee Silks the same offered in
former SALE These silks 20 inches wide,
waists. shirts, skirts
Price, 33c yard.
LOT 1L-Lgh Cream ground Cotton Cords, with coored
figures, slightly soied Sc yard
LOT 1I-Back Henrietta Cloth, 46 inches wide
Excellent shade Of black, fine quality. Requires
7 yards for full suit CSC yard.
LOT IVA small lot Of shades Figured Silks
cOlOrs pink, blue and nile. 25c yard
LOT V-AbOu ten designs handsome Plaid Novelty Silks,
specially desirable waists. These
all good cOlorngs and formerly sold for
81 25 yard Reduced for this sale to S8c
LOT V-Choice lot Of Stylish Spring Suings in the
weaves and mixtures. There is a scarcity
ofthese styles in the market and the values
unusually good. Sale price, 26c yard
LOT VII-Our best quality Black India Silks with two
toned colored figures These silks will not
crack slip, make stylish, durable dress
pattern. Width, Price, yard
LOT VIIL-Navy Blue Lace Buntings &c
The record-union., 1894-04-09
PISTOL SCORES.

Shooting at fifty yards with the mill
tary pistol, Colonel Guthrie made the fol-
lowing score:
The record-union., 1894-04-09

METROPOLITAN, N,
N. w. Cor. Fifth and K Streets.
TlHE METkOPOLITAN IS THE BEST
| appointed and only firstclass lodging.
house, in the city for families and the travel.
ing public. Terms reasonable.
MRS. +. ]. G. KETCHUM,
Propretress.
The record-union., 1894-04-09

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, biz
t0usEess, sick headache and constipation. 2c.