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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-29
Hat Factories to Reopen.

DANBURY. Conn.,. Jan. 2S.-Atiaa
meeting of the Danbury hat mahufact-
urers the proprietors of six factories.
after discussion, determined to open
their shops tomorrow Later the six
manufacturers met the executive com
mittee of four trades unions, and sagree-
ments were arrived at whereby the old
shop crews in each of the factories
would return to work tomorrow The
six factories employ 800 hands. The
other twelve factories will also attempt
to open tomorrow independent of the
trade unions.
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Neglected His Family.

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., Jan. %. = Late
last night John Joseph was shot by his
wife at their home in Williams. Joseph
was freight conductor on the Atlantic
& Pacific railroad and had been deTot-
ing his attention to dissolute women and
negiecting his family. 1t was the in
tention of his wife to kill herself after
shooting her husband. but in this she
was prevented. The sympathy of the
citizens is with the woman.
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to deal thus far was brought to their
attention today. One week ago Miss
Laura Payne. living at 40 Halstead
street, was taken i'll with what Was at
first believed to be scarlet fever. but
which Saturday evening was known to
be black smallpox, from which the
patient died tonight No. 140 Is a
roomlng house, and every effort was
made by the authorities 10 preventive
disease from spreading. The house has
been quarantined. E,sg
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Mardi Gras.

For this popular Southern festival at
New Orleans, Feb. 6, the Burlington
Route Will sell round trip tickets from
st. Paul and Minneapolis at Il very low
rate Sale of tickets from Jan. IS to
Feb 4, good to return until aud INCLUDE
ing Feb. %. For full particulars apply
at city ticket Office, 400 Robert street,
Hotel RYAN
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Campbell FOR President.

TOLEDO. o., Jan. 2S.-A Commercial
special from Columbus says that ex-
Gov. Campbell's friends have stated
that he will he an active candidate for
governor in 1895, with Il view to seeur-
ing the presidential nomination in 1896
1t is claimed by these friends that the
machinery of Tie administration is be-
hind the movement, and the fact that
Campbell! dictated all of the federal ap-
pointments of OHIO is quoted in support
of this clam.
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Fought in a Cellar.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-George Mckenzie.
recent arrival from Australia, and
Charles Wheeler, a colored man from
Omaha, fought rafting six-rouud bat
tie late Saturday night. in the cellar of
a South side saloon. Mckenzie was de-
clared the winner of one OF the finest
and most evenly-contested mills which
has ever taken place in Chicago.
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Prince Esterhazy Dead.

LONDON. Jan. 29.-The Vienna CORE
spondent of the Standard announces the
death of Prince Nicholas Esterhazy. He
was seventy-seven years Old and the
wealthiest magnate in Hungary. His
property consisted of % estates, 81
castles. 80 towns and 40 villages. The
heir to the title and property is the
well-known sportsman, Prince Ester
hay.
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Shot by q Sheriff.

IDAHO SPRINGS, Col. Jan. o.
Blanche Cornetto was shot and killed
by Deputy Sheriff Wright in a fit OF
jealousy late this morning ut the house
OF ill-repute in East Idaho Springs.
The foroDer'S jury returned Il verdict
that Wright shot her with felonious
intent.
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somebodv TO Be scotched.

: LANSING, Mich, Jan. 2S.-Judge Per
son Will tomorrow issue call for q
grand jury to convene Feb. to investi-
gate the state officers salaries amend
ment canvass, in order to ascertain
where the responsibility lies for declar-
ing the amendment increasing salaries
carried, when in fact it was lost. The
jury will also consider other matters of
local interest.
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Big Clothing Failure.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. 2s.-
Goldsmith & Co., clothing dealers and
furnishers. assigned today to A. Hen
auer. on account of all attachment for
$4,000. Their liabilities are $4,000
The Ogden branch of the house is car
ried down by the failure, and branches
in Butte City, Mont. and Spokane,
Wash, are affected.
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TELEGRAPH Services Suspended

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The CONNER
cial Cable company today received the
following notice:
The telegraph service With the state
Of Parana is suspended, by order OF the
Brazilian authorities"
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Corbett at a Benefit.

New YORK, Jan. 2S.-James j. Cor
bett appeared at the benefit rendered
tonight to Billy" Madden, the old
time pugilist. He was enthusiastically
received. 1t was announced that
Charley Mitchell would also appear
but the vanQuished BritoG failed tc
materialiZe.
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q SJn
Thirty MILLIONS MORE.
The Bell Company Wants to In
crease Its stock.

crease Its stock. ~
BosToN. Jan. 2S.-.The American Bell
Telephone company will this week pc
tition the legislature for permission TO
increase its capital stock about $780,
0O0,0oO. The present stock represents
$20.00O,000, and the company desires to
make ii $50, 900. 0)J, ostenslbly for the .pnr-
pose of extending and improving the
service and in order 10 place it, beyond
the reach of any competing company
that may be organized 1t is stated by
those OH the inside that the increase of
the stock is for triple purp0se-the
extension of the lOng-distance service.
the absorption of number of subordi-
nate companies. and for extension, i'm
provements and general changes.
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DECIDED ON A FOUL.
Wrestling Match Which Almost
PreciDitates q Riot

ST. Lofts, Jan. 2S.-The wrestling
match here last night between Max
Luttbeg and Barney McFadden, for the
weller weight championship of the
world, was awarded to McFadden by
the three judges. The match was fer
$500 and the championship, strangle
hold barred. McFadden claimed his op-
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Deaths From Influenza.

ATHENS, Jan. 2S.-Numbers of deaths
from influenza have occurred here, and
many prominent officials are included
among the victims. One of these whose
death is reported is Gen, KoronaiS.
notable figure i'll the Cretan rebellion of
1890
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Denied by Chamberlain

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Joseph Chamber
lain denies any knowledge of the alleged
Unlonist scheme for home rule pub
lished IN the Speaker. a well-known
GiadStonian weekly newspaper.
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JACKSON MAY MEET SMITH
PR0POSIT.Oy TO MITCH The BIG
EL6cK And GERgERJ!E.
SMITH'S FRIENDS WILLING

The Identity or the Woman Who
Attended the Corbett. Mitchell
MiIl-Slusher Wants 30 Fight
Nc luliffe, Gibbons, tSowen or
Mycrs-Corbett at Lcnefit-
Sporting Misceiianey.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. IS. - Denver Ed
Smith was IN the city Tor few hours
Oh his way to Denver from the Jackson
vile fight. While here lie spent some
time with Tom Allen. The sporting
editor of the Republic, shortly after
Smith left the city, received telegram
from Louisville stating that "Parson'
Davies, manager of Peter Jackson, was
considering matching the big black
against tue Denver man for Il fight 10
take place before his meeting with
COrbglt in June. Tom Allen said to an
Associated Press representative regard
ing the Telegram mentioned abrYe: IF
the parSOn is i'll earnest i'll this state
meDt, we will have the money up i'll
week. l nope Smith can meet Jackson
before the latter goes against Corbett.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2S.-Prter jackson.
the famous colored pugi!st, passed
through Cincinnati tonight on his way
West. He left this city for indianapolis
shortly after 9 O'Clock.
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Childs no W orse.

PlIf.AnEErIiGA. jan. 2S.-The Ledger
Office AZ o'cl0ck tonight said it was re-
ported that Mr.. Cbi!ds was resting
quietly and that there was TO Immediate
danger Of death.
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Ate Rough on Rats.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, To-. Jan. 2S.-Mrs.
William Seidentopf. an old lady who
followed the teachings of Christian
Science, spread rough on rats OIL piece
Of bread and ate it. She refused to nave
a doctor till too late to save her life.
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Fell Into a Fire.

CLARKsvtLi.E Tenn. Jan. 2S.-Mrs.
May McGeh"e, living 1T West Paris.
Henry county. fell ia FIRE white in fit
ana burned 10 drati: before any one
came 70 her :escc..
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SMALLPOX in Ch;eaea

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-One of the most
malignant eases Of smallpox with
which the health authorities have had
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QUICK RELIEF FROM GROUP and
Wbooping Cough is afforded by Dr.. ID.
Jayne's EXpectorant, the old family
standby for Coughs and Colds, Pull
mOnary aud Bronchial affections. 70
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Mr.. CARLISLE'S AUTHORITY
IT WAS NOT INVESTED By The
HOUSE COMMITTEE.
TALK WITH THE SECRETARY.

"A Statement Made TO AIiay the
Fears of Those Contemplating
the Purchase OF the Securities
What the Bond Money Is to Be
Used for.
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*:
10 c.
80 g.
80 e.
10 49,
80 o.
80 e.
e.
80 o.
80 e.
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SOCIAL AND Personal,

city. -
Henry Cowell came up from San Fran
cisco last night.
); o. Wanzer of Santa Cruz is registered
at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. III. X. Crutch of Los Angeles is a
guest at the Capital Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. King of Benicia
are stopping at the Golden Eagle.
DIVISION Superintendent J. B. Wright
and bride arrived in New York on
Thanksgiving ID ay.
ID. w. Higgins has returned from a
visit TO the Bay, where he has been
spending his vacation.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday:
W. .. SerVoss, Placeryille; c. Leonardo,
Landing; e. w. Whitman, Oakland: l..
H. T.. Gouper, Clarksburg; a. Mouton,
MayheWs; X. 5. Simpson, New York: NJ
T. Shaw, Miss Simmons, Miss Lyer,
raymond: Thomas Kinney, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. ii. X. Crutch, Los Angeles;
j. Il. AldrIch, Courtland; J. Rose, Isle
ton.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: William p. Vogel, A. j. Rowe,
A. ID. Hart. John David, w. S. Starward,
New York; Charles w. Cole, Chicago;
John q. Mackee, ST. Paul; q. Ii. Tippeis,
st, Louis; I. w. King and wife, Benicia;
MISS Harris, Boston; James O. Wagner,
santa Cruz; n. c. Ray, Butte Mt. |;
George Ederhard, w. L. Boardman,
henry Cowell, NJ. Wunson, L. c. Allis,
edward Pond. San Francisco.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Alice Plummer at her resi-
qence, 25l3 II street, on Thanksgiving
Eve; The evening was spent in games
until until late hour, when supper was
parted, well pleased with the evenings
enjoyment. Those present were: Misses
PauIlne Oldham, Katie Norton, Nellie
Dunphy, Katie Keefe. Agnes Norton,
Georgia Gluesing, Mamie Divny, Emma
ShlnkIe, May Shinkle, Julia Shinkle le,
Eta Luttges of Dixon, Clara Shumlotfel,
Mollie Hendren, Callie Williams, May
bradley, Lille Moore, Lottie Putney,
Maggie Norton, Alice Plummer, Mabel
hummer, Aggie Plummer and Lila
PIummer. Messrs. Ralph Haley, James
Snow, James Daily, Fred Lindner, Frank
Llndner, John Keefe, John Dunphy,
John Farrell, Archie Gray, Gerald Grif-
I'M, Joe Moore, Fred Boyle, Karl Clues
ing, George Warra and Harry Bradley,
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Police Detail.

Following is the police detail for De
cember:
Beat One-Day watch, D. w. Higgins
night, q. w. Hayes.
Beat Two-Day watch, w. L. Talbot
night, George w. Maley.
Beat Ihree-Day watch, J. A. Wilson
night, Y. L. Taylor.
Beat Four.-Day watch, w. P. Ruther.
ford; night, NJ. Fisher.
Beat tive-Day watch, J. P. Bagley
night, Martin Pennish.
Beat SiX,r--Day watch, James Douglas
=, Day Sergeant. J. p. McManus; nigh
sergeant, ). }. Plunkett; Police Station
&4nnlg5t), ); +. Logue; Court Bailiff, w. j
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Harper,s War Histnrr

All who have received portion of the
numbers of 'Harper's History of the
Civil War" at this office are notified to
call without delay and get the remaining
numbers, as they will be on hand only
for a limited period. Until further notice
our subscribers can get this valuable his
tory sent direct to their address from the
publishing house by leaving their orders
at this Office. The complete work COM
prlses twenty-seven numbers, at eight
cents each
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California at the world,S Fair

The final report of the California
worlds Fair Commission has been is
sued in book form from the State Printing
Olhce. 1t Includes description OF all
EXHIBITS from this State at the late Chi
cago Exposition that were collected and
maintained by virtue Of the Act of the
legislature creating the commission.
The book is adorned with numerous ev-
ceilent illustrations, and is an interesting
souvenir of the occasion it commemo-
rates,
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AGAINST BONDSMBN.
Two Sacramentans Sued on q Sutter
County Judgment.

Two Sacramentans sued on a Sutter
County Judgment.
Sarah Andrews, by her attorney, Rich
ard Belcher of Marysville, has COM
menced suit in the Superior Court against
q. w. Baker and S. S. Southworth for the
recovery of $500 and costs of suit on
Judgment rendered in her favor by the
Superior Court of Sutter Cou nty, in an
attachment suit brought agai nst her by
the Administrative OF the estate of John
NJ. Milliken, deceased.
Baker and Southworth were the bonds
men of the plaintiff in the attachment
proceedings, and now Sarah Andrews
having judgment rendered in her favor.
seeks to recover the amount OF the judg-
ment from the bondsmen.
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A. j. Goodrich; "Field Notes." by Mrs.
Crosby Adams.
"Macmillan's Magazine for Novem-
Der Macmillan q Co., New York and
Londonl has these papers: 1.-THE Her
ons'; THE Japanese Invasion of Corea
in 1892" by DR.. Ireland: "Gibbon as a
Soldier" by Major Holden; ''An Old
World Parson''; Traced Homewards''
"PIunket's Widow; 1.-The Y ears GoIf'';
''Our Treaty With Japan" by NJ. j. Far
reilly; The Rebellion in the West In
dies,n by j. w, Fortesuue
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The nor1.ins Snia,a.

Nobody has yet identified the body OF
the man who committed suicide at Per-
kins few nights ago. The body is at
the Morgue, and as the man probably be-
lOnged 10 the unemployed, perhaps some
of the members of that clement might
identify it.
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Jury Failed to Arren-

The case of N. Zemansky, charged with
depositing rubbish in the street, was on
trial in the Police Court yesterday after
noon before jury
The jury failed to agree, and a special
venire was ordered drawn.
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VIII Move to Dismiss

Robert t. and VIM. H. Devlin, attor-
neys Tor the executor of the estate of
Matthew Madge. deceased, gave notice to
w. and P. f. Benson, contestants to the
will, that on December 18th the Superior
Court will be petitiOned to dismiss the
contest.
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DEMOVAL NOTICE Il WISH TO IN
IL form my friends and patrons that 1 have
removed nay residence and place OF business
TO 1115 Twenty first street, between X and l.,
where l shall be pleased to receive ORDERS
which will receive prompt attention. Esti-
mates on work solicited. Please do not forget
the number and place. Yours very truly,
LEE HAYS.
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National Guard NIatters

The National Guard Officers Associa-
tion Will meet in annual session at the
First Artillery Armory lin San Francisco
this evening at o'clock.
Many important matters in connection
with the National Guard will be consid-
cred during the meeting, and plan OF
reorganization will be adopted.
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The 'Woodmen,s,, Monument,

In the heading to yesterdays report of
the unveiling of monument at the GEM
etery, it was referred to as Foresters'
event. 1t should, as the report showed,
have been Woodmen Of the World.
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Grocery Store Robbed.

Dierssen's grocery store at Twelfth and
E streets was burglarized at an early
hour yesterday morning.
Entrance was gained by back door. A
box OF cigars, quantity of tobacco and
81 5O IN money We're taken from the
place,
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Auction at Flnrin-

Bell Il Co. will to-day auction off. at
creditors sale, the entire stock of goods
IN the general merchandise store of I. F.
Fitch, at the town OF FIorin. The sale
commences at 10 o'clock this morning.
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a New Citizen.

Superior Judge Johnson yesterday adj
mitted Hermann Schwarz, 4 native of
Germany, to citizenship on the testimony
OF Charles B. Strong and ID. b. Hoyt.
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NOME AND EXAMINE QUALITY OF
~ tinted linen squares for stand covers, sofa
cushions, etc. fast colors guaranteed; school
OF art needle work. MISS l.. SCHUBERT,
1014 Eighth street.
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By tests at the Chicago Worlds Ex-
position and California Midwinter Fair
all other baking powders We're shown to
be inferior to DIR. Prices. Received
highest award and gold medal.
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DR. LAURELLS REMEDIES-A SURE
~ cure Tor ali female complaints; the weakly
woman's friend; harmless, simple and sure
preventive; cure for paralysis, st. Vitus'
Dance and sure cure for hts; no cure, no
pay; visit free within city limits. Call or ad-
dress DIR. LAURELL, 907 X street.
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TNVALIDS' HOME-MRS. J. H. STEBBINS.
L 2O15 . street, telephone 407, is prepared
to receive and care tor the sick and in jured.
Those in need of hospital accommodations
will find comfortable quarters upon reason
able terms, and good nursing.
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HTANTED-PARTIES WHO HAVE FUR
w nished houses TO let during the Legis-
lature TO leave their street, numbers and de-
Scription of houses with us. Already inquiry
from the southern part OF the State has come
to us. EDWIN X. ALSIP IL Co, real estate
and insurance, 1O15 Fourth street.
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Notaries Public.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public: c. E. Alger, Napa City; Georre
II. Eckart, Marysville; L. L. Moonev,
Sierra City -
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GROCERIES.

- GARDINES, SC CAN; LARGE CANS OF
- mustard sardnes, Zoe; cottolene, SOC can;
good ralsins, pounds 25c; bacon, 1870: gra-
nam Hour, 2Oc sack; sugar corn, 3 for 25c; 10
bars soap, 2oc; sand soap, sc. BEESLt.Y L
SONS Boston Cash Market, $40 X street.
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JUDGING from the latest photographs
Mrs. Grover Cleveland is more attractive
than ever. Like other good housek eepers
Mrs. Cleveland rejoices in the results
achieved by DR.. Price's Cream Baking
Powder
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IN BARS GOOD LAUNDRY SOAP, 25c; 6
III large bars Royal Savon, 25c; butter zoe
pound; roll butter, 35 and 4Oc; best cream
cry, SOC; potatoes, 6Oc sack; best rolled oats,
rolled wheat ana morning meal, 4c pound.
BEESLEY IL SONS Boston Cash Market,
SlO l. street
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livery MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
IL know that 'SEGURO" 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, 53l X street,
Sacramento Tor private circular.
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w to order cheap: promptly attended to in
city or country. Leave orders with c. A.
BOLTON, ~ X street, or 1411 =.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK, ENGLISH LIMO
- leum only soc per yard, 6-foot widths:
also, elegant new style overstuf1ed Parlor sets
at $40. CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL, 400 X
street, Carpets and Furniture.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, COLLECTION
II and rental agency; help of all kinds fur
nished on short notice: country orders Solic-
tied. S25 Sixth street, CRADDOCK IL MONT
GOMERY, Proprietors.
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StIDEWALK ELEVATORS; ALSO THE
- Energy store and warehouse elevators,
manufactured at the Pioneer Elevator W WorkS
1881 X street WESLEY ROSE, Proprietor.
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GOOD PASTURAGE AT d. MCGOWAN'S
VI three miles below Washington, YoIo
County; No. 1 hay and shelter; horses stabbed
separately at night and fed extra if desired.
Horses will be brought down by addressing
me at Sacramento PosIOhice.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY.
81 S17 Sixth ST., Sacramento. Farm hands.
general help furnished and contracts executed
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rT1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders Masonic Hall Association OF
Sacramento will be held at Masonic building
southwest corner Sixth and * streets, on
MONDAY EVENING. December 10, 1894,
1880 O'Clock. J. w. ROCK, President
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FARlIERY AND lLEClANICS SlYINGS BlN.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.

SfiCTaII.ICuIOp NuI.
Guaranteed capital !-............ S41O 600
Paid up capital and surplus. 3Ol. 900
INTEREST PAID SENII-ANNIrALI.Y on
4 term and ordinary deposits Money luancI
on real estate only. Address All cOmWgu cl-
tions: Peoples savings Bank. Sacramento.
WM. BECkMAN, President.
GEORGE w. LoEESZ, Secretary
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y per cord, or less than any machine in the
city. Leave orders at store Seventh and or
market Twentieth and Nj.
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L CAMENZIND.t CONTRACTOR AND
l. Builder, 21lS II street, between Twenty
first and Twenty second.
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OPIRITUAL MEETING SUNDAY EVEN
- ing at 1:30, st Firemen's Hail. Flower
reading by Mrs. G. G. kotter Lecture by Pro-
fessor Clarke. Subject: ''Is Mediumship for
the Slandering of Fellow-men or the Build
ing Up OF Humanity p" Its
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TTNHE RAFFLE FOR A BUSINESS WAGON
i which was TO have taken place at Stew
arts Saloon this evening is postponed until
December 5tna Gl-2tv
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~ E. ADAMS, 11O6 STREET-CHEAP-
". est place for hay and feed. White wild
oats; also, tule hay for carpets.
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PERSONALS.

o1 FOR CLEANING WATCHES; 81 FOR
y | handspring; all work guaranteed 40
X street next to Metropolitan Theater Cash
paid for old gold and silver
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I1OR SALE CHEAP-GOOD HORSE, CART
l. and harness; also, light hunting boat.
Apply 2909 n street.
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.NOOLWORTl NlTIOYlL BlYG

CrOcker Building. Market and Post
Streets. san Francisco.
PAID UP CAPITAL, SI,000Uj0. SURPLUS, $!51,0ll
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NOTICE. - PoUNDKEEPER's SALE I
In viii sell at public auction at Oak Park,
Sutter Township, SATURDAY, December
Sth, at ! 0 O'Clock, 1 bay mare, branded with
triangle; 1 yearling colt, ! black horse,
white face, three white feet D. +. HOOVER,
foundkeeper. d1-7ts
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GOOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
VI rooms; great bargain. Apply l22 X ST.
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DEST TAMALES AT MRS HERRAN-
ID deZ's, HIP Fourth street. Mexican meals
cooked To order; Also Mexican beans. En-
chiladas served on Sunday.
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IN BARS SOAP. csc; BEST ROLLED
III oats and wheat, &c pound; morning
meal, 1oc package, or in bulk, &c pound;
large bottle OF pickles or chowchow, 25c.
SIMONS * SON.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-WILL THE PARTY WHO
IN took ladies' black fur cape by mistake
from Catholic Ladies, Relief Society ball at
Turner Hail. Thursday evening return same
to HENDERSON, BROWN & co. and receive
their OWL. dl-2t