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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-01

ANOTHER GOSPEL SHIP.-Rev. DIR.
Jefferies. of Tacoma, is reviving the pro-
ject which was thoroughly worked"
by Rev. J. p. Ludlow many years ago,
of a Gospel ship, to traverse the Sound
and scatter the good news of salvation
to the benighted heather. Unfortu-
nately the spirit of Mammon over
powdered the leaders OF the enterprise,
after they had obtained enough sub.
scriptions to build and equip the
steamer, and the Evangel never en-
tered upon her hallowed mission but
piled the Sound for just such mercen-
airy objects as the worldly craft. 1t is
to be hoped that DR.. Jefleries' enter
prise will not be doomed to such a
disappointing result.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria isso well adapted To children that
recommend it rs Superior any prescription
known TO me" H. \ ARCHER. Il. l..
III So. oxford ST. Brooklyn, =. y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-01

lNIn"IANI IINhEK BIZ I-."N.--Julgc
Dandy, vino rr,>iic> over 4 circuit Of
I. : ruVIt IN Suu:l Dakota has de-
tl.Vt that in tnc case ui the n!tcI
States Y. Theodore H,dcr. ior cutting
unh,r "n to>crrm-nt land that lit
i not a penal o:'en~c ior any citizen
~ tins state To cat timber on any ui
III" government land ii the same he
cat iur the Yurpo-. oi developing the
agricultural or mineral resources Of
the STATE or !or the purpose OF manu-
featuring or t0r other domestic pur
poses within th, state. Bat there are
cNc"i ,."n-. NJ p"r-Gu. whether Nv
ll.Ir land and cut the timber for the
purpose OF with the intent OF remOv-
ing the same TO another state there
to he used. Neither can any person
Wsntuuly cut the timber and destroy
the same. nor can he do 50 ior any
purpose other than the ones described,
without mourning the penalty pre-
=crihcd 10y the recent law"
TIE defeat oi polph for L. :. soma
tor illustrates the uncertainty OF
worldly affairs. With the endorse.
m"nt OF the caucus OF his party, and
u favorable vote in both branches OF
the Legislature, he sees the prize slip
from his hands in Joint convention OF
the assembly when only the final
joint vote was necessary to perfect his
title to a full term in the American
House OF Lords" Such an action is
unparalleled in political usage, and
serves to point the truth OF the adage,
There's many a slip, 'twixt the cup
and the lip" Almost the same I'M.
certainty existed, in the contest here,
however, for at one time the friends
OF Wilson had about abandoned all
hope. and it was announced that he
would leave for Washington and give
up the struggle. A final effort was,
however, determined upon and it
proved successful.
| ANOTHER GOSPEL SHIP.-Rev. DIR.
Jefferies, of Tacoma, is reviving the pro-
ject which was thoroughly worked
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-01

BY Pusey, providing for lien on
piles, saw-logs and bolts. for towage.
BY Donahoe, appropriating $4,000
for the State Reform School.
BY committee, to prevent vivisec
ton in common schools and high
schools and otherwise regulate it in
this State.
By Donahoe, relating to marriage
licenses.
The Senate in the afternoon passed
House bills providing for the manner
of commencing civil actions; Fred
Taylor's immigration memorial; q
bill providing for the printing and dis
tributing of ballots at public expense
and to regulate voting; Scobey's bill
requiring physicians to register theil
postoffice address with the County
Auditor, and report all deaths ant
births within thirty days of theil
occurrence; Bush's five bills for the
protection and regulation OF the oys
ter beds Of the State.
The Morgan railroad bill came ur
from the House and was referred tC
the Committee on Corporations Other
than Municipal. Deckebach wanted
it made a special order for mex,
"wednesday at 2 P. NJ, and Helm
moved to make it this week, Friday
Deckebach's motion prevailed.
The three-legged boy, as the sub
stitute, tide lands bill is dubbed, came
up for hearing in the Senate. 1t wal
opposed by Senators Campbell, Eos.
and Sergeant. Campbell offered an
amendment to take the final adjudica.
ton OF the streets out of the hands Of
the Governor and place it in the hand,
of committee OF three to be selected
one by the City Council, one by the
appraisers, and they to select the
third. Senator Taylor said the amend
ment would kill the bill and moved tC
indefinitely postpone the whole mat
ter.
This was not what was wanted, a.
there has been an agreement that the
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TROUBLES OF THE ELLIsE8
Husband and Wife Find Themselves
Behind the Bars,

Behlnd the Bars.
Joe Ellis hss found his wife, after a
couple OF days exciting search in this
city. That is, Officer Talbot found her.
and both she and Ellis were locked in Jail
on general principles.
The couple have been living in San
Francisco, but the other day Mrs. Ellis
formerly Belle Stewart of this city left
her husbands bed and board, during MS
absence, and he came TO Sacramento in
search OF her, but without success
lie then got word 10 his wi!e's mother
In San Francisco that he had committed
suicide here and LETT Sl45. This had the
desired effect, .oC the missing Wife has
tened here TO claim the money.
Ellis dlu rot see her when ste call ed at
his !odGing-hoUse, but rushed Oft 10 Cltv
Attorney Brown ior warrant Tor her
arrest on charge OF biEamy. He acted
IN an excited manner. and when told he
could not get q warrant on aDy sflca
showing IS that he wildly declared that g.
man might as well Oe dead as 10 be in a
country where he couldn't get Justice
me Nlly Attorney understood that
Ellis meant TO convey the idea that he in
teEaed 10 XIII himself so he had him
4ockei up. EllS was thence taken to The
County jail, bUt uGer Sheriff keesa re-
fused 10 receive him unless on q regular
S-aESe sworn 10 by the CITY Attorney.
SLcTIG johnson talked 10 the man. aud
became SATISFIED ne was not insane. 80 ba
sent Ter the City Attorney. IEat official
WAS also convinced that there was moth
Ing ont ~ i4s way with Ellis, and he was
discharged.
Inat Was on wednesday. and Ellis left
IN search OF his wife, who, he declared,
was co0sortlnE here with an ex-pugilist
esieraAy morning he fell into the hands
Q. UIlcer Talbot, vino also arrested Mrs.
f---s. ana no" the police department IS
wondering what 10 60 with Them.
E-As declares that MS wife 6esaTy,.s3
man WneD iaey were married. sud that
she Eso been twice IN tie matrimonial
harness before. He seemed determined
on having her prosecuted for bicallv. but
las evening she MAS released. and she
eeleo!a'e4 ner return 10 hosrty by chalg-
lDg hlln Win false Imprisonment
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THEIR LAST JOURNEYS
Funerals Yesterday of Mrs. Johann
Stuber and John A. Kelly

Funerals Yesterday of Mrs. Johanna
Stuber and John A. Kelly.
Yesterday afternoon the remains of the
late Johanna Stuber were laid away in
their final resting-place in the City
Cemetery. Rev. Mr.. Oehler preached a
very impressive and touching burial
service at the German Lutheran Church.
OF which Mrs. Stuber was member and
an ardent devotee.
Mrs. Stuber was the wife of the late
John Stuber, one of the earliest and most
widely known of pioneers, and, since
thelr marriage in 1858, had lived continu-
ous!y at their late home on the J-street
ROAD, just east of the city. Mrs. Stuber
was the mother of the Misses Katie and
carrie Stuber and Mrs. A. Lothhammer,
and sister of Frederick Mier
The funeral of the late John A. Kelly
took place yesterday from the family resi-
dence at 1917 NJ street. the services being
held at Pythlan Castle. Deceased was a
member OF several fraternal organiza-
tons, which were all represented.
The pail bearers were w. 3. Ferral
John b. Rodgers, James A. Seadler, j. c.
carroll, John Magee, l.. Pizer, William
Ryan and w. II. b. Kellan
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Judgments by Default.

Judgment has been entered by default
in favor of the plaintiffs in the suit of
Baker q Hamilton against r. E. Turner
Of Isleton for the recovery of $3.50 so due
on two promissory notes.
Judgment has also been entered by de-
fault in favor of the plaintiff in the suit
of Jacob Ginsberg against E. Oppenheim
and Louisa A. Oppenheim for the recov-
cry of 81, 900 on promissory note,
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Real Estate Transfers,

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Margaret Waldie to John Reith-Ten
acres in southwest quarter OF southeast
quarter OF section II, township north.
range east.
II. A. Whipple, by receiver, TO Kate
Scheunert-Lot ?, town of Florin: S743 I3.
Harriet a. Whipple to Kate Scheunert
Lot =, town of Fiorin.
John hidder to James McCaw-West
half OF lot 3, l. and NJ, Fifth and Sixth
streets.
Thomas Steele to Henry Stroup-Lot
26, block 6, town OF Clay.
James \. Jones to Israel Luce-North
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BAD SMASH-IIP
"a Laundry Delivery iIorae InIuIpes
In q Runaway

Laundry Delivery Horae InduIees
In Runaway.
a horse attached to one of the delivery
wagons OF the American Laundry in
dulged in quite an exciting runaway at
Seventh and K streets yesterday after
noon.
The horse dashed down the alley in the
rear OF the. .Postoffice and turned into the
lot between that building and the Guerney
CAB office, where the wagon upset and
was considerably damaged. The horse
became free of the vehicle and ran across
the street in the direction OF the Del
monlco restaurant, narrowly escaping
running down number Of persons on
the sidewalk.
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Estates in Probate.

M. A. Burke, Thomas Fox and w. II.
Sherburn, appraisers of the estate of w.
+. Knox, deceased, have appraised the
estate at $4l .599 OF.
John Ryan, John Carlow and C. Ryan.
appraisers OF the estates Of Joseph aud
Thomas f. Gleason, minors, have ap-
praised the estates at S4O0 each.
,. b. Smith, L. j. Pennish and +. NJ.
Clarken, appraisers of the estate OF Alex
ander Scroggs, deceased, have appraised
the estate at $50, ,725.
Victor Jahant. executor of the will of
Richard Hickman, deceased, has filed
his hnal account and report. There now
remains in his hands the sum of 81, SOL n.
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Articles or incorporation,

The following articles of Incorporation
have been filed In the Office of the Score
tary OF State:
The San Francisco Amusement Com
pany. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Capital stock. $4,000, with
Leonord Grover, Leonard Grover, Jr,,
May Nolla, f. b. Prussia and Emma
Noel of San Francisco as directors.
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NOIarien Pnhlfc

Governor Budd has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public: P. Il. Mack, Independence.
Inyo County; r. y. Hughes. Merced,
Merced County; \. c. Fleming, Lincoln.
Placer County, L. \. Croucn, Sacra-
meHto; ". X. DOheriN Byron Hot
Springs, Contra Costa County; Carl II.
Abbot, Oakland: {. L. Metzger, James
town, IUolumns County.
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> SrSrHrr
The Police Are Wondering Who Els,
smith Mcdonald Is.

Inc EoiIce Are ~ ouGerlQ. Who Else
smith Mcdonald Is.
Smith Mcdonald was convicted of Va
gEsucy in tue Police Court yesterday, snd
VIII receive sentence to-day. His par,-
Ier. William hiddez. demanded : 5Urv
tTlsl, ana had his case Sc. for hearing
February IN.
1he msn were arrested ST. an early hour
Tuesday morning in the vicinity o. FiE.h
sEd / streets When searched az tie Pc
lsca station number OF 2--casiiser ys5S;oI
cartridges were found on the gs-.Sa Of
Mcdonald, and weapon OF the same
c&.IleE wSS found N GGe lsasrol wagon
allsr they were JgsSeD % ISL.
Aellons4C.'S testimony was o. 3 very
miscellaneous sud uon-zE5essxe rhayar-
tex. he denied ali knowledge Of the MS
tol. and stated thai ne cartridges vera
inieoGo1 tGT Ese II EiEzs Aa was in lhs
h&0l: 81 using
The prisoner had his hair dyed q sort
Of pQrpls-re0. ana when asked abou. i
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SUPERIOR Court Notes.

H. n. Keema, an insolyent debtor, has
petitionCd the Superior Court to set aside
personal property valued at $500, and to
direct the assignee to surrender the
same.
Notice has been given that the suit of
Simon Prouty against the Justice Court
OF Dry Creek Township will be appealed
to the Superior Court
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IF you need good medicine to purify
your blood, give nerve strength and build
up your entire system, take Hoods Sar-
saparllla. 1t prevents sickness by max
ing pure blood.
HOOPS PILLS cure nausea. sick head
ache, indigestion and biliousness. 25c.
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The Dehn Divorce Case.

The divorce suit of Louisa Dehn against
Henry Dehn is still on trial before Judge
Catlin in Department One of the Superior
Court.
The taking of testimony has not yet
been concluded, and up to date large
number OF witnesses for both sides Of the
case have been examined.
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by Justice Davis he gave as a reason that
it was naturally tow -colored and he had
it dyed.
The officers, however, believe the man
crime, and that he has been trying to dis
guise himself
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LOST-FOUND.

7 OST-BETWEEN TENTH AND l. AND
Il Seventh and X streets a black ostrich
feather boa. Finder will please return same
to 111T Tenth street and be rewarded ja3I-3t#
GTRAYED OR STOLEN BAY HORSE
- bald face saddLe-marked, split ears; weighs
about ten hundred; brand IN" uncer name.
Return to MRS. I. TORIES, Newcastle, or
notify and receive reward. ta3O-3tt
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GALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIS
y butter, 2Cc =; 10. 1 pickle roll. 35c: good
hams, &c d; bacon, Io5zc Il; shoulders, T5.c
2. rCl.el oats and wheat. &c L, 3 cans ts-aa-
ices. zoe; fancy CaTes. 25c quar-; layer
Ta-siLs, lC-D box, GOc; - bars boss SOAP
PC; good iea, &c ?; Sclill-ags best CJs-a
+ ca and Java coffee, . Ds 81. Il you want 10
MONS &, -
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EP0TTpTTS
y -CSL-EGOs y

( CANS GOOD OYSTERS FOR 25c.
t sugar corn, ) tor 25e; tomatoes. ) for zoe;
ham, l lci shoulder, .14c q; bacon, 1lc: cot
tolen=, soc can; lard 5gc; q rs Extra & sugar.
81; 1S5z Is grauulateI sugar, 81; noun
tain butter, 2Oc Z; sd can pepper
CT mustard. G5c; sarCi1es, &C can: .arge cans
imported saTdlnes, ICc, II bars gOOr laundry
soap. %0c; our mountain Creamery butter at
4vc square Is as good as any butter that
comes; potatoes, GOc sack; g10l raising 8 rs
%0c. SEL-LkI & SlyN
Boston Cash Market. 80 X street.
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THIS week, greatest bargains ever
offered in dinner sets and glassware.
Positively retiring from business, 5I8
street. Auctions daily.
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In Route 10 FoIsnm-

Deputy Sheriff Mcclure OF Los Angeles
County arrived in this city yesterday.
having in charge Marcus Shinn. SEN
fenced II i've years Imprisonment In
Folsom Prison lot forgery.
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f. NJ. PETERS, costumer, has arrived
for the Foresters' masquerade ball with
an elegant line of prize costumes. Moder-
ate rates. At 80 j street, next to II.
Fisher q Co.
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EUsIC EED Art.

4 H2RLIIG. TEACHER OF PIANO OF
a. long experience, T..l receive pupils a.
1O=S = ELzs-L s&oy-1-1@
T J. AEPL EBT- BANJO AID NASDC-
-. liz instruction. Music furnished for pr
vale parties, etc SIG Iw5lt.s-l 81, Il ana l.
GUITAR BANJO And EAEDOLES-
VI Eezuce1 rates: 81 lessons 50; : 81 les
s0LE, s.. PROF. PALMER. 5lO3z I stree.
C.CEOCL or Art SEEDLEwCEK ICIz
= E-gI-E s-ze@l. Stamping and EElDTC11sry
lessons given l=ssga Cz.z, Monday, WeGles-
G2E and FE-&z--
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LIVING PICTURES, as produced by the
California Theater Company, at Forest
ers' masquerade, is beautiful exhibition
OF art.
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half of lot s, S and T, Tenth and Eleventh

streets.
Robertson and J. L. Govan-North 100
feet of lot 5, S and 7, Fourth and Fifth
streets.
Changers Cooperative Business Asso-
citation, by receiver, to 3. r. Crocker-
Lot l, K and l., Tenth and Eleventh
streets; S3l, 900.
G. F. and Mary Hagemann to Aristide
Hervagault-Lot 7, S and I, Second and
Third streets.
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WANTED.

JXTANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN WHO
w can command few hundred dollars in
cash, to take exclusive control of one Of the
most salable articles ever introduced in this
county: the right man can make from $3.50
to $500 per month; i rare chance; investigate
this. Call at : 21 X street. ja31-3tF
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DOUNDk EEPER'S SALE.-I Will. SELL
i at pubic auction in front of Courthousr.
corner Seventh and I streets, on January SO
1893, at II a. NJ, one large gray anu one UuV
horse w. ID. COOkGLEI, PounGkceper.
ja2S-3t"
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THE Sunset Limited takes you to New
Orleans in 79 hours and to New York in
1l9 hours.
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SIDEWALK ELEVATORS: ALSO. THE
~ Energy store and warehouse elevators
manuiactured at the Pioneer Elevator Works,
IOo1 h street. WESLEY ROSE, Proprietor
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E1RESH RANCH EGGS, 25C DOI.;DRiED
4 plums. 10 lbs. for 20c; toiIeJ soap, Il Tor
@5c; Royal Savon, for 25c; / Ibs rice FOR
5Oc; cans Eagle milk, soc; line potatoes.
oc sack; goou syrup, 25C gallon; oranges, }
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GERMAN GIRL WANTS POSITION TO
VI do up stairs work. Apply 1871 NJ street.
ia3l-3ts
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THE leading music store in Northern
California Is the Cooper Music Company
(Neale, Eilers d Coz, 63I J street.
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PERSONALS.

G,ACRAMEETO BUILDING AND LOAN
- Association, ICl4 Fourth street.
I 7 ISIS II. =. TECKLEI, sTE5gGBAPHEa
II ana tyl@"rays-, IGyI TO arta street.
NOTICE TO THE PUILIC.-THL MOTTO
n o. tie =.cC-l Shaving L.l-.yss - u 81 al
il tGelE pJ"e. - give patrons -Gs gzst lJs-
slg-e seT'!c:. c.e44 tDsEe.s ...-I ..J- @Al COLI
water for every lg, ANA none .g- l-.sG---asz
FFDEGl4ca employee. 1 cordially lI"IJs J-s
p-D-c ~ give "a & ca.- ZOO sriI la- ;.e
LIST anu c-e4l=H- shop III LIZ g.lg a. lClZ
2s-Z-l street. L. q. Jy-,L--, E-OgE.@-C-.
( J FOR CLEANING WATCHES, 81 FOR
, / mains ping. 81. |0-E gll.Eal a1aa. ~
i street. le-,E ~ p. ---J .y--Lal IL-e4ysT. Cas4
ga.ll -Gr Dl1 gold ana silver.
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GENUINE BEESWAX CANDLES FOR.
NJ Candelmas, soc per ID; Fancy Early Rose
Potatoes, zoe per sack; 10 bars Soap 25c; 3
olives. SOC per Quart Raisins, lbs for 25c: .':f =
cans Corn, zoe; ~ No l Alfalfa Hay, soc per
cWt, at L1NN'S. corner Fourteenth and . SITS
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GHEAP WOOD FOR CASH-ONE CORD
- llEe oak stove wood, ST 80; white oak
80 pine, VI 90. Leave orders aJ 1OO6 Third
street, barber shop. Full measure; oFderS
promptly attended 10. Il. ROSE Third aud
U streets.
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TABLE PEARS . cA1s IL. q cA1s

TABLE PEARS. 2 CANS 25c; 2 CANS
! tomatoes. I5c; ; cans. -gC: L-Els.0u cans
2Oc. cans Eaglz milk, 500; ) cans corn, sc:
8 frames money, CSC: ID cau oyster. I5c.
In cans, .: calsUg. ! &c 5J-t4z: q los
graa .ateI sugar. 81; > Is EGglas.4 75as.lsI.s
Z-C: PTU1es, 5c . ,: Our Iasls hams. &C a T..
II Ds Table rice, soc. dried grapes. . e n
SiezlLled Ta3sIG-. u rs CSC; ree1.eEs gais rs
6 q z5c; picked lU-ter. soc q rg4.; lae--e
butter. 10c q l. Canada ma pie -EFEg l-Eal!CI
can. 81; ATLUcE.e coffee, ZJc q p; tabular
lanterns 4Gc each: I-yGTle- cC. L-ylL stores,
soc; coal hO.s. Z5c: CHINA u.ugh bowls. &c
each; . eczs genuine china Eyll-Ca-d ~ re
given away with l soc caE Beehive EaElEZ
POWDER: butter, eggs and poultry O specially.
send or ca. 5yr cO-Ipls-e pT5c=-.ss,. PERKINS
son. Eleventh and =, Sacramento, and
PeEklrE' Station.
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GIATIONERY, READING MATTEE.
- Blank Books, etc, for sale byS. a. DOANE,
2O2 * street -
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4 GOOD INVESTMENT STOCK IN SAC.
~ ramento Building and Loan AssCcit-
tiOn.
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2l-l- i AA-f1S-
caRPE CLEANING.

uARGY y. RIvETE. STEAM CARPET
c-eSaIlaszz- coT1s- Twelfth aud o streets
CARPET cIi5&1z- sowing and rs1lEs1lE: EcrnE-
EuEs Es2e5e-1 C Shipment Ssaa1E-asEri f.sr-
gez1S a14 i1rnls4--s Co-sag An9 1or sa.s. Tee
usC1e aS2
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SGoE5IECE7S

MAGAZINES, PORTFOLIO AND PERI
III OdteaSs boG1o N Scrsrsnv r-loZe~1 s--s.zS
g SIN IL - < SCEDa-S 81. q I--FE>- f-s-,
s-24 8ooSo-21srs. EoS ] street.
uAEPERrS PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
IL t:.S @ar-13aEe them bound AZ = VI
oLAE-l SANtgS, SIS street, Sacramento.
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN

General Public.
Under this heading the RECORD UNION will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics OF interest to the general public. The
matter IN these communications will be un-
derstood to represent only the views of the
writers. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name. of the writer, not for
puoIicatlon unless so desired, but as a guaran-
tee Of good faith.-EDS,
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SxTANTED-MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT
w children. to work on ranch. Apply Sat
uTday at 1913 u street. ja3l-3t*
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DAG CARPET FACTORY At 1914
IL Eighth st. MRS. JOHNSON, Propriotress
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I STREET MARKET, CORNER SECOND
4 ana !. TO everyonc that wants hay, it viii
be greatly TO your advantage to call and Geo
our price list before buying elsewhere FuII
weight guaranteed.
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d LET'S GROCERY. TENTH AND E
/ I 5000 DI-t5-. 10 % z5c pr TCI1. crea aEla.y
butter. JCc: ECESe1 LlacEers- ZJc .0T = cans;
GsF1-e1 ham. =, .Cr 25e; =. Z .o- 1Jc; corn
bezL, l5c Tor 2-3 can; sar1l1es. 1yc can.
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DRESS AND CLGAEEaXIEG.

AIRS. c. !. ADAIS. FASHIONABLE
VI -Eass-aaEcc, 4-as gs-.le- -sr l4EDls g..
Jyy u street. I'D WISHES E..- g.-gs ~ zLDH
Sic lCss --Es,c.ass Egy-l: b. La -.z- noun
IL sl4-- and La--JE--s-z-g a----s .yl - ~.
-EEECTE. .ECC-Eg-g-, PLE4TL1G AND
!, SIDE g.lag.--. TIC s-sws.t IN. .z-es- a-1s II
zgJ Tenth street.
1FES = BALL.yE. FzEErIgEABLE
III d-es=llakeEi suits from 3 uyw4rdi 11za
LL.gL sI-eE--
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LNIRST-CLASS COOK CWOMAN) WANTS
Il positions; best OF references; city or coun-
try. B. b. b., this Office. Its
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w A n I E d - PARTY WISHING TO
w learn Spanish desires d competent
teacher. Address a. B., Box 1O1, this Office.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR. SAFE.
"a quick cure guaranteed; any disease OF
relief, though OLners fail; travellers treated:
low fees; selEcure; send, call or write; stric
confidence. Room !, 40 j street.
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TO LET Or RENT.

CINGLE ROOMS two NICELY-FUR- /
- nished rooms. Best location. Inquire |
1921 l. street. ia3U-4t
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-N NOTICE
IN is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of the Occidental Building and Loan
Association will be held at the ofnce of the
Secretary, 1O1 5 Fourth street. on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, February l3, 1895, at 8
o'clock. p L. PLATT, President
EDWIN K. ALsIP, Secretary. ja29-td
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n c. F.-OFFlCERS AND MEMBERS OF
", sacramento Council, No. 90, viii meet at
their Hall THIS AFTERNOON, at l O'Clock,
to attend the funeral of our late Friend,
MRS. EMMA CLARK.
MRS. E. c. GORMAN, G.
c. H. DENTON, Secretary. It,
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O0i K ST. - ONE ELEGANTLY FUR
OO3 nlshed front parIOri also, single room.
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GARD WELL CDLCET-1C-ACEET TRACTS
y only 500 PR acre; water il pes "lli Da
laid u eara and every ira & 10 said cJ.JuE.
J. q. CAEL, u ELL, owner. I2Of = street, Or
al 3Ol J street. 5a-raGIsIJJ.
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NXTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housewOrk and wait on table. Apply
Immediately, $40 y 81. q. POLIIZ. ia3O-3t
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MEETING NOTICES.

SPECIAL MEETING OF TEHAMA
= Lodge, No. 3, f. and a. NJ, THIS "a
Thursday EVENING at 1880 O'Clock. Xxx
Work in E. A. degree. wv
1t* +. l.. THIRKIELD w NJ
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1{lQ @ TREET-FURNISHED ROOM
ItUO suitable for two, with use of piano:
very reasonable. Call between the hours Of
ana : A. NJ. ja2y-lw@
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TOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH-
i usnek piano which came into our posse
SION in the way OF ira e. VIII be sold At bar
gain. The piano can b ordered a.Tacl from
laet1ry II purchaser prefers inquire ~ this
once.
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NET HO WANTS A LITTLE HOME VERY
w cheap, either in city or country? l have
several. Inquire Of COOLEY, 1O13 Fourth ST.