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CHAUTAUQUA TALENT.
Wonderful Array of Iaieht I"s
cd for the Lake Madison AsseHh"'
Nv Of 1894.

cd for the Lake Madison Assei""
Iyof 1894.
Again the Lake Madison Chautauqua
Association is before the people Win
list OF attractions for the Assembly OF
1894 fully equal to anything ever present
ed on its already famous platform.
Prot. II. E. Kratz, Ph. D., Principal
of Sioux City, Iowa, Schools Will take
charge of the Summer School Depart
ment, to which have been added several
new featurers, including Swimming
School. School of Athletics and others,
each being conducted by Specialist.
Prof. L. G. kratz OF Omaha, Will con
duct the Assembly Chorus and give spec
ial instruction in Voice Culture and
Vocal Drill.
Frank Robertson with illustrated lee
lures on India, Japan and Egypt. Ed
ward P. Elliot, Impersonator. Fred
Emerson Brooks, of New York the Poet
Reciter and others.
Some of the leading lights Of the Lee
ture Platform and their subjects are as
follows:
Sam Jones, the world removed platform
orator. James Clement Ambrose will
present ''Tom and jerry and Give I'm
a Lift Robert Nourse, of Washington,
d. c., "kings and Presidents and "Dr.
Jekyl and Mr. Hyde Sanderson. as
Marriage Failure and "Washington as
seen through an Iowan's spectacles.' DR..
E. L. Eaton, of Milwaukee, "rhe King
dom of the Book and "The Witch of
Endor.' Mrs. Emma Cranmer, 'What is
Lacking Thomas McClary, OF Mime
apolls, Sunshine in Labor" and THE
Girl lett behind Me- DR. H. A. Delano
OF Evanston, Ill, THE Philosophy of
Failure and .The Battle and the Hour
Rev Austin DeWolf, President of the
State Christian Endeavor Society Of Iowa,
"The Gospel Of the Spades" Mrs DIR. E.
l.. Parks, THE Anglo Saxon Prof G..
NJ. Young, OF the University Of 8. d.
Democracy of the Future" DR.. A. A
/ Willitts, Sunshine" .Moonshine' and
"On the Wing Herbert Stanley Renton
Hawaii and Hearts Of Oak DR.. A
J. Palmer, Of New York "The Die-no-
moes," history of Company IN the late
war. John Temple Graves the great
southern orator Mrs. Helen NJ. Barker,
woman at the Columbian Exposition
Prof. S. H. all Young "ren years in Alas
ka,' illustrated j. w. Hanchpr, The
Real Boy and "Our Daughters Robert
McIntyer, Of Denver, Colorado, and
many others.
The Assembly will open July 3rd, and
close July oath, and more complete ar
rangements will be made tor the accom-
mediation and convenience of the public
than ever before.
Detailed program and any information
wanted can be obtained by ADDRESSING j
II. Williamson, President, Madison
South Dakota.
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TWIN BROOKS.
MAY 30. 1894.

May 30. 1894.
At least that is the date we think it is,
but we have beon busy out in the coun-
try tor few weeks and have kept no
note of time, but we found on returning
that f. r. Harding had gone to Lang
ford, s. D., and Joe Gfroerer was hold
ing down the station IN his place.
w. Z. Raymond and j. w. Stymiest
have been farming tor the past two
weeks, but can now be found at their
shop as heretofore
Chris Buchele, j. W. Stymiest, Vim
cent Sorva and yud Story are holding
down their claims in bachelors row and
making many improvements on them
George Buchele of Butler, S. d., IS
spending few weeks with his brother
Chris.
The literary in No. 4, is still running
full blast. The question for debate next
Saturday night will be "Is Coxey's
Movement Right or Wrong?' The
leaders are w. f. Raymond, affirmative,
Joseph Rickel negative. They and their
helpers propose to settle the question,
and get word to Washington 10 save
Coxey and congress any further anxiety
in the matter
A. German. who has been in Iowa tor
2 or years past, went through on his
way west last week.
Quite number from Twin Brooks
went to South Shore Sunday on a picnic
excursion
Miles Hocum and family. were badly,
though not fatally poisoned by eating
canned corn.
w. E. Raymond is buying up some
COW and selling milk to the cheese fac
tory. While the profit is not large there
is no danger from hail or drou,h
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HeEyILl.O NIPPLES

keyillo Courant. May "a, 1894
j. A. Dillman WAS transacting bust
ness in the twin cities this week.
j. E. Smith and wife and Mr.. Kelly
and wife Of Clear Lake were guests at
Postmaster Halversons the first OF the
week
Revillo is strictly in it on base ball this
year, having team that is able and will
ing to cross bats with any nine within
days drive for tun, honors or purse
The boys put up pretty good game
Saturday. beating the Vernons on their
diamond at Gary's by d score OF 1S to Z.
Rev Nitchke OF st. James, Minn., has
accepted the call OF the German Luth-
eran church north Of here and will begin
his pastorate in couple OF weeks. Next
Sunday Rev. Eitert will conduct the
services.
Notwithstanding the drizzlng rain all
day and evening the concert given by
the Revillo Cornet Band on Thursday
evening was we'll attended and together
with the ball and supper netted the band
a nice little sum. Each part in the
lengthy program WAS we'll taken and
the band as whole showed wonderful
progress IN their efforts under the able
leadership OF Mr.. Case. The audience
was happily surprised and the people OF
Revillo as we'll AS the band itself should
feel elated at the proficiency attained by
such home organization. RevillO can
we'll lay claim to having the best band
| in the county without fear Of dispute
but the boys ere not partial and will rem
der their services in well-,imed music
any where desired.
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Last Monday while Lance Adkins WAS

herding with broncho pony II su''e'''
;arl.ad from him and the bride snap '''e
h;s left hand badly. One hnsei was
nearly torn off at the first Jolrt anu W,
rsst Of his hand torn quite seriously T..
A Someryille dressed the wound anu
the hand is gaming rapidly.
Mrs. Warning. OF Milpank, arrived Oh
Mondays train to VISIT her o''s
Mrs. H J. Keeler.
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SISSETON.
Inter Empire, May "a.

Photographer Lee, OF Milbank, is in
the city and is preparing group OF
scenes Of the town Mr.. Lee is an ar
tlst Of the first class, and the superior
quality OF his work IN landscape and
other scenerias ls gaining for him q con-
siderable notorie'y j" this part Of the
country.
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Fer Over Fifty Year.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children ,eething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhna. Twenty five cents
bottle. Sold by all druggists through
out the world.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02
Ell CR1MEN DE .ORorvAL

Pas6 noche horrible agonia como debe ser la de
los condenados muerte capilIa Lor6 de dolor
de rab se retorc6 las manos pd6 perd6n hasta rez6
Por fin la ma1ana siguiente anonadado rendido
destrozadO, durmi6se en- slll6n.
Tres gopectos dados en- la puerta e gacaron
de un sueho poblado de fantasmas fue abrir.
Era 81 mozo de la fonda, que iba tomar 6rdenes
qued6 petrfcado e umbra la vista de aque hombre
cuyos vesdos estaban desorden cuyo rosro estaba
lfvdo los oos inyectados sangre los cabeos pega
dos las sienes por fro sudor.
No neceslto -dio.-Ahora baiare
bai6. Y como adn tenfa dinero bastsnte para pa.
gar e gso pag6 pero 10 usto nj adn pudo dar pro
pima al mozo
sin plan, sin objeto deciddo mas que nunca qui.
arse la vida dei6 aquel hotel donde anto haba sufrdo
deseando dncamente toDarse agunos dias de termino
squiera para yeponeTe para recobrar aque.
la energa que pareca haberle sbandonado Pero ic6mo
viVir una semsna 81 no tenia c6ntimo2
Entonces e ocurri6 una idea salvadora: 81 Monte de
Piedad
No conocia esta Providencia de los pobres mas que
de nombre pero sin embargo habfa dido hablar 10 bas
ante de ella para comprender que sobre ahsias le
adeantaTfan una suma.
Busc6 entonces una sucursal del monte sin atrever
preguntar nade caminaba leyendo todas las mues
tras cuando Ia Gale de Conde vi6 por nm una gran
muestra ennegrecida por Ell TEMPO que decfa "Monte
de Piedad', entr6.
La saa que servfa de despscho era pequena hume
da estaba LENA de gente certo que 81 81 sitiO
aIgubre los que 81 habfa e hacian mas 1gubre aGn
or apectO miserable. Fran todoa eaudiAntea mule
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02
BBrIornoA De LA CORRESPONDENCE DE Pro,RIoo" 1853

del barrio de Ia Escuea que rean araneaban aguar
dando su vezt
Ell conde Sc adelant6 llevando en- la mano su reoi,
su cadena brilante que habfa sacado de su dedo
La timidez de la mseria le coartaba no saba
qui6n dirgrse, oven tuvo enonces piedad de Gl
yle pregunt6 10 que guerra.
-Ved-le dijo-en aquela tabla SO colocan los obje
tos poned los vuesros a deante de aquel enreado
cortiniIas verdes.
AL cabo de un instante, voz que parecia venir
de una pieza contigua exclam6:
- MI doscientos frances ell reoi la sorta:
La enormidad de la suma produjo tai sensaci6n que
todas las coraon todos los oos busca
ron al Millionaire que iba guardarse tantos luises
FL Millionaire csmbo respondia. La misma
mujer que e haba hablado vovi6 tocarle en- e
brszo, e diio:
-Es para vos; responded 81 scoptais 8 mo-
-Acepto-excsm6 Hector
Alegrfa profunds inmensa le hacfa olvidar las tor
turas de la noche Mil doseentos francosl Que de
das representaba esta suma Record6 ennnces que ha
bfa dido habar de empeados que ganan muy POGO mas
que al aho.
Los demas ccncurrentes parecan burarse de 81; to-
dos encontraban al1 como casa, Ell tenfa
manera extrsna de responder % que les causaba risa
Hector aguardabs hacfa mucho tempo, otro de los
ampeados one escrba detrSs de otro enreiado grit6
II Para quien los mil doscientos francos2
Para mf-dijo va el conde, adelantandose.
-Vuesro DombIe9
Hector Yacil6 lPronunciar su nombre en- alta voz y
en- ssmeiante sitiol Nunca, Entonces dio 81 primer
nombre que le ocurri6.
-Durand.
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Ola EspahoIan

FONDA CASA DE HUEspEDEs DE ANTONIO S0MoHAN0
Gale de Tetuan nunero H.,
Buen servico, esmerado trato, habitaclones ven.
tadas con vista al mar, eomldas todas horas pre-
clos sumamente m6dicos:--SE ADNiITEN ABONADOs
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PrOcMr0NOr

Don Manuel Catala y Duefo, Procurador oirece
man l5--ll
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joss Ca1aa1no

FABRIcANTE ALMAGENIsTA DE soMBRERos
9C0AIISI0NISTA EN- GENERAL. Casa establecida en-
1884 Esta casa Ia fndadora puede decirse de Ia n-
dustria dc Sombreros tedos con paja del pans sos.
tene so selortas teiedoras de sombreros, de Gabo.
rojo espera 10 maestros de la liabana que se dies.
tinaran d dar iorma los dchos sombrer0s. -Ventas
al por mayor detalle para toda la lsa el extran.
jero Habra tambien siempre un gran surtdo de for.
ros, badanas, cinas sales, azuire toda caso de in
gredentes para sombrereria. a.-Pldanse muestras. Sc
venden muy barat0.
Direction; D. Jose Canine. Plaza dc Arnas,
MAYAGUEZ
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CTIARADA

Verho es Ia una, -verbo 10 dos,--la tercia
verbo--la cuarta no. -porque esta es nota--que
dan muy POGO, Zen Aritmetica-v el todo.
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- es @ 7IuIp ue Ia -. 49, ,-.l.. -
9.del mismo color pare paque'es resultaron
identicos en- todo por toio, es declr, menos on el
contenido porque no rledes saber q discipulo no
vicio tanto como 81 paestrol practice de muchos
amos. Aqui viene yien aquel Q de; crse cnerUO'
y ts sGcardn los ojc.
1875 NEN 3ENFELD ".
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Nos smANINFORmADO

Que en- los Observation-Disclosures "a Ciudad Condal''
" La Bayamunesa" de los senOres Fabian Garcia
q es una yerdadera ganga las amercanas de alpaca
que estan yendiendo hay personals que compran hasta
tres cuatro pues son ocasiones que no SO encuen-
tran tOdOs los dias. Adenas tienen un seectO sirt
10 en- borlas cordones dc seda asi como tambien
"a ultima noyedad en- sombreros dc senoras 1918
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PLUMBING AND ROOFING BUSINESS
| for sale at $500, worth 50, 900; established
IL years. Address j. W., this Office.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Z. A. Lauder and wife to Mrs. Martha
c. Hogeboom-Lot r. Louisiana tract.
A. r. Hogeboom and wife to Mrs.
Eliz A. Lauder-South half of east half of
lot ). z and @, Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets: north ninety feet of west quarter
OF lot and north ninety feet OF lot s, z
and @, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
George Holzinger to George r. Hol-
Zinger-East half of lot and lot 3, j and
X. twentieth and Twenty first streets.
Amelia Saunders, by receiver, to j. e.
Kellogg-Fiity acres in south half of
southwest quarter OF section IL, township
north, range east; 1920.
L. Troi anu wife to Ii. Witten brock
Southeast quarter Of section 10, southwest
quarter OF section IL, township north,
range east.
j. b. Pfyifer to Rosa Pfyffer-East half
of lot S, B and G, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
WOO Pack to James Hogg-723.32 acres
on Grand Island.
j. X. Gilman and wife to Minnie c.
Richter-Lots and 6, \ and Y, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets.
Samuel Blair ana wife to Sophia J. Gill
man-I.ots /, =, and 8. X and Y, Fif-
lt6lltu 1llO bolAbCSiibH SlIGGlS.
Estate of Winnifred Mullery, deceased,
to Frank Hickman-North half of west
quarter of lot 4. NJ and n, Second and
Third streets.
Frank Hickman and wife to w. j. Ir-
vine-North half of west quarter OF lot 4,
NJ and n. Second and Third streets.
S. G. McClaughry to Jerusha Nc
Observation-Disclosures 3 and 4 of Cha
bolla grant, go acres in section 81; $50
acres in section 80; all of south half of
section "a. north and east OF Dry Creek,
in township 8 north, range 5 east; por-
tions of sections L, 2 and 3, township
north, range east, north of Dry Cree k;
also personal property; $1,000.
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AGAIN TAKEN IN.
Rearrest of Williams, a Suspected
Couuterfeiter.

Rearrest of Williams, a Suspected
Counterfeiter.
A man named G. Williams who, with
three or four others, were arrested last
Sunday morning on suspicion of being a
counterfeiter, and afterwards released
because sufficient evidence could not be
obtained against them, was rearrested
yesterday on the same charge.
When the men were arrested Secret
Service Detective n. r. Harris of San
Francisco was informed and he requested
the police to hold them until he arrived
in this city. The police officials thought
they had detained the men long enough,
and Harris not coming here Immediately
after having been notified of their arrest,
they were released.
1t happened that when Williams was
searched a pistol was found on him and
he had forgotten to take it with HIM when
he left the Jail. He returned for the pis-
tol yesterday and was Immediately ar
rested again on warrant brought to this
city yesterday morning by Harris, who
wants VI illiams on another charge.
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CHINESE Prosecutors
They Must Have Their Complaints
Verified Hereafter.

They Must Have Their Complaints
Verified Hereafter.
Justice Devine yesterday dismissed the
charge of attempt to murder against a
Chinaman named All Hung.
Hung was arrested the other day on
complaint of another Cinnamon, named
Ong Quong, who claimed that the former
fired several shots from pistol at him at
Third, and l streets, early one morning
last week.
When the case came up in the Police
Court yesterday morning it was clearly
shown that the case was settled out of
court, as the complaining witness and
the other Witnesses tor the prosecution,
who were mostly Cinnamon, said they
did not know anything about the affair,
and the court officials could not get any
thing out of them.
Such being the case, the court dis
missed the case. In doing so Justice De-
vine suggested to the City Attorney that
no more complaints be drawn up at the
instance of Cinnamon, unless verified by
White man.
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For our neglect of it by inflicting upon us
sick headache, bydyeing the skin yellow,
coating the tongue with fur, producing
vertigo, pains in the right side and sour
ing the breath, we are little less than
lunatics if we disregard the cbastisement.
If we call Hostelter's Stomach Bitters TO
our aid. tranquility and health follow
speedily, and with the departure of the
symptoms mentioned, departs also irreg-
1arity OF the bowels, which invariably
attends disorder OF the liver. In malarial
complaints the liver is always involved,
and it is a fortunate circumstance that
this fine anti-bilious medicine is also the
finest specific in existence for every form
OF malarial disease. Nor is it less etfica-
cious for dyspepsia. failure of appetite
aud strength. nervousness and a rheu-
matte tendency. It renews the ability to
sleep, and greatly promotes convalescence
after wasting diseases.
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UNITED RAILWAY COMPANY.
New Road TO be Built From stockton
to Bakersfield.

New Road TO be Built From stockton
to Bakersfield.
A corporation to be known as the
United Railroad Company has been
formed, with its principal place of busi-
ness at San Francisco and capital stock of
S5,000,000. Its purpose is to construct and
operate a standard gauge steam railroad,
commencing at Stockton and running
southeasterly through the counties of
San Joaquin, Stanislaus. Merced, MADEIRA
Fresno. fulare and Kings. and thence in
southerly direction through Kern
County to Bakersfield, with branches
from the main road to Modesto, Merced
and Fresno. an estimated length OF $50
miles.
The directors are B. F. Langford of
Stockton, Robert II. Delafield, ]. w.
Hartzell and Charles 81. Forbes of San
Francisco, and L. G. Kierulf of Berkeley.
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Articles OF incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed IN the oflice of the Secre-
tary of States Office:
The Los Angeles Hay Storage and Sup
ply Company. Principal place of busi-
ness, Los Angeles. Capital stock. $4,000,
with David +. tlory. William w. Lord,
William Smith, William Il. Russell and
James Russell of Los Angeles as di-
rectors.
The American Fermenting Company.
Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Capital stock. $4,000, with w. A.
{. Smith, Thomas Kingston, p. VIM.
Olsson and w. Ludolph OF San Francisco
and Henry L. Haisey of Alameda as di-
rectors.
The Electric Placer Mining Company.
Principal place of business, San Fran
CISCO Capital stock, sl.0O0,00O, with S. NJ.
Losch OF Auburn and j. X. Kendall,
z. T. Burrell, e. A. Trefethen and A. r..
yining of Oakland as directors.
The Poso Creek Water Development
Company. Principal place OF business,
Poso also known as Spottiswood). Capt.
tai stock, 5000, with Joel Mcmillan.
I'll. E. Phillips, O. 3. Kimberlin, w. A..
Perrin and George e. Brown of Spottis-
wood as directors.
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Library, containing over 400 volumes, all
in good condition; will be sold cheap. Cali at
G29 NJ street, Sacramento, Cal. j. G. TUBES.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-ON EASY TERMS.
L 42 acres of line bottom land. Apply +.
a. FISCH, GEL Twelfth street.
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A NICE HOME AT END
p LDU of electric cars in Oak Park; house
hard finished; windmill and wells 81 30 cash,
balance on time. Apply N L. DREW, 4OS ST.
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The Problem Solved.

Something for nothing; thousands of
dollars given away; will make You inde-
pendent as long as you live, only take
care of it. Inquire at Purnell's book
store, 600 ] street.
CoRoNADoW WATER, McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions. 53l NJ st.
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WANTED.

WA NTED- YOUNG MAN STENOG-
w rapher. Apply IOO4 Second street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

GOOD EARLY ROSE POTATOES. SOC
W sack; tomatoes, 15c box. SlMONS "
BEESLEY, SIS Il.
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Fell Downstairs.

Late on Wednesday night man
named Long fell down stairway at the
Second-street dance hall and broke the
cap of one of his knees. He was other
wise bruised, but not seriously.
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GOOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
VI rooms; great bargain. Apply 122 X ST.
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PERSONALS.

OOK! LOOKl BAMBOO WORK; ANY
| i kind to order, and fancy goods of Japan
at NIPPON'S STORE, 1l06 Fourth street.
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livery MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
u know that SECURE" is the greatest
boon 10 them ever discovered. All druggists.
Price, 81 so and So per box. Every box
guaranteed. Send 2-cent stamp to WILBUR'S
SAFETY PACKET COMPANY, 531 X street,
sacramento. for private circular.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

nR. PLINY r. WATTS
~ (Formerly of Connectcut),
Office, 925 Tenth street. northeast corner
Tenth and j. Residence 931 Nj. Telephone
No. $40 day or night
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

DEALS GEM GALLERY; SNAP PHOTO
ID graphs of babies by lightning process.
My experience in the business enables me to
overcome all difficulties Cor. Seventh and J.
GO 20 A DOZEN. REDUCED FROM So,
0L OU for fine cabinets finished on artistic
paper. KELLER'S, 719 X street.
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G1OO IN CASH BUYS 5-ACRE TRACT
PlVU near Oak Park; balance on easy pay
ments. Call or address +. w. HUNTER,
room / 1, 42O street.
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MAY FLOWER AS A COMPLEXION
NJ beautifier stands unequaled. 1O22%
Filth street or Gogings' drug store.
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Los,r-F0UND.

EoUND-A BAY HORSE AND CART.
L Owner may have same by applying lila
street. au24-3t
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ACCOUNTANTS.
GROCERIES.

DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND E, IS
~ the best place to buy your butter, 30c,
Soc acc roll; dev. ham, q, for 25c; a. 2 for
sc; c. beef 15c for 2-pOund can; dry salt
pork, lie pound (Eastern): pickles, 10c bot
tie; sardines. l Oc can.
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MEETING NOTICES.

q PECIAL MEETING SACRA- a
y mento Lodge. No. 40 F. and A. IN
NJ, will be held at Masonic Temple Xxx
THIS friday EVENING, at 7:S0f "
O'Clock. First degree. BY order of
j. W. BOYD, w. NJ.
]. T. GRIFFITHs, Secretary 1t
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IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE OR WILL
L exchange for city property. Inquire or ad-
aress NJ. GATOSAEI, 1o13 and 1o15 J
street, sacramento.
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TOR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR
L city property, ten acres assorted orchard,
full bearing; also, ten acres, animproved, ad-
joining; first-class soil; barn, stable, wells,
etc; one and a quarter miles east OF city; fine
place for country homes; no city taxation.
Apply at 1903 street.