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BIG TIME IN THE SENATE

Over the Proposition for Another Berinr
Sca hrbltration-shcrman and Morgan
Kill II with Erect,v, Spccchcs-aIIilions
Added to til. Dnn ,t-ncy Eiii.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 1.-The
Berinc Sea differences betweon tho
United States aud Great Britain pro.
vokcd an animated debate in the senate
to-day. Sir. Cockrell had offered an
amendment to tho pending deficiency
bill. appropriating $4,000 for the cx-
pcnses OF another commission OF arbi-
tration TO adjust the claims OF Canadian
scalers seized By the United States. 1t
was IN line with tho suggestions OF let.
tor just received by Secretary Gresham.
Mr.. sherman opposed this second
arbitration. saying it was dishonorable
and unwise that the United States had
not paid these claims through the COM
promise OF si25, 900 heretofore urged by
the President.
Mr.. Morgan, chairman OF the com.
mitteo on foreign relations, and one OF
the United States commissioners q. the
Paris court OF arbitration, declared that
this plan TO pay Great Britain n lump
sum TO the Canadian seizures was in
violation OF tho honor OF the United
States. 1t had been proposed by the
President, and had been properly re-.
jected.
With great vchemeuce he declared
that tho payment OF Si25. 900 would be n
disgrace to the United States and to the
administration. The contest was go
elective that Mr.. Cockrell withdrew the
the proposition for another Bering Sea
arbitration commission.
The deficiency bill was kcpt steadily
before the senate throughout the day,
and was passed after struggle OF three
hours to add various claims to it. Tho
claims OF California, Oregon and
Nevada against the government, aggre.
eating about S5.OOO,O00, were passed
wiihou; the iormality OF an aye and nay
vote. The appropriation OF Sl,S09,000
to the Southern Pacific railroad, and an.
other OF about Sl,0j0O0O for French
spoilation claims and war claims, were
also passed. There was strong oppos.
i,ion and several pointed speeches
against these claims, but on vote the
senate adopted them BY m ample ma.
jority. Another amendment. provides
$3.50, 900 for government printing office
on the site known rs the Malone lot.
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WEST Vu,GINIA,S EILL

For IIor Share OF tho Dirnct Tax Passes
tho Hou,c.-.Unu.unl CaiInncH Chnrac.
trriZJ. the Senate.
WAsNISdroH, March .l.-Thc house Is
approaching the end OF the session with
unusual calmncss and cquanimity. The
entire day was devoted TO the consider.
alton OF bills OIL motions to pass thom
under suspension OF the rules.
Those which were passed. woro: a
substitute for Mr.. Dinrlcy's bill to au.
,horizc tho President to arrange for n
joint commission to consist of three
representatives OF this government,
Great Britain, Russia and Japan 10 in.
vesliSatc the condition OF tho fur seals
and the regulations necessary to their
preservation; tho senate anti.lottcry
bill, and tho bill to pay to tho state OF
West Virginia its share Of tho direct
tax refunded by the act OF 1891.
Mr.. Hatch (Dcn.) OF Missouri. at.
tempted TO pass his bill to publish tho
dairy tests made ut tho Columbian Ex.
position. twal dcieatol. Tho sundry
civil, legislative and deficiency appro.
priation bills were sent to conference
without debate.
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TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Kcinforccmcnts From spain to 0uoll the
Rebellion on the Islnud

Rcinforccmcnts From Spain to Ouell the
Rebellion on the Island.
LONDON, March IA dispatch re-
ceived hero this morning from Madrid
confirms the Associated Press dispatch
OF las. night announcing that the Span
Ism government was prepared to send
largo rein!orccmentJ OF troops 10 Cuba,
II such step is found to be necessary.
1t is now stated that tho Spanish gov
ernmeut has issued definite orders for
the immediate transportation. Of seven
battalious Of troops, each composed OF
900 mon, 10 Havana. In addition, it is
said that another battalion OF troops
has been ordered to Havana from Porto
Rico. making total OF 1000 men TO be
dispatched in haste to Cuba.
MADRID, March Tho government
OF Spain believes that the rising in
Cuba will bo quclled without much
difficulty. There are 1000 Spanish
troops in Cuba. Tho rising is said to be
lacking the support OF the union, con.
stitutional, autonomist aud reiormist
parties in Cuban politics, which groups,
rs represented iii tho cortcs. united to
pass the Cuban reforms bill Of Fcbru.
ary Is,
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TREASURY CONDITIONS.
Tho Monthly Dsbt stntement--rhc Deficit
In Eight Mouths $50, 900, 900.


WAsHlsdros, D. O., March 1.--Tho
monthly statement Of tho public debt,
Issued from tho Treasury department. to.
day, shows that on February 2S, 1906,
tho public debt. loss cash In tho troas.
ury, amounted to $500, ,4l9,0il. "A dc.
crease for tho month OF $34, ,033. 1928.
This docroRSo OF debt !, accounted Tor
by tho receipt Of gold account OF tl,elast
bond Issue, against which no bonds
havo yet boon issued.
Following 10 u recapitulation OF tho
debt:
lntcrcst.bearing dobt $685. 1850, In
crease during tho month $720, 100; debt
on which interest has ceased aimee ma.
turity Sl.770.300. decrease for tho
month Sl3,S90. debt bearing no inter-
est 1881, ,1S7, ,S8G. decrease for tho month.
81, sos; total debt Sl,6ll, ,360,057, Of
which SUs2, $40, $50 arc certificates aud
treasury notcs Offset by m oQnal
amount oi cash In tho treasury. Tho
treasury cash Ia classified rs iollows:
Gold Sl3S,50S, $50; silver Sj0S, $50, ,007;
papcr SlSi. IDS ,B9B; general account and
disbuSing oiticcrs balances, o.c., Sl6,-
53i,0l7; total sos. .090,00l against which
there are domand liabilities amounting
to S6l9, 9,S93,Sl5, leaving Il cash balance
OF $l7S,lsT5S3, OF which SS7,0S5.6ll Is
gold reserve.
4 treasury statement Of receipts and
expenditures during the month OF
February, 1898, shows receipt. aggrega.
ting So, $50. .057. an increase over Fcbru.
ary, 1891, OF abou. S6lS,000. Tho dis.
burscments for tho month amount to
So, 5,89j. .0S5, decrease from tho expcndi.
lures Of February. 1891, OF about Sl0O, /.
0OO. Tho deficit for tho month, there.
fore, was $2.S07,01S and for the eight
months OF the present 6acal year $780,
oQ5 III
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TERRIBLE COLLAPSE

or Two Buildings In New York-FIve Per.
500, Killed and fany Injured-Ono Now
Construction and Ono Old One Fall To.
Ee,her--Snmo> of tho Victims.
New YoRK, March 1.-Two buildings,
one in courae OF construction and one
course OF demolition, collapsed in this
city to-day and killed five men and fatal
lv injured or MANNED or bruised nine.
nsn others. The tirst accident occurred
.bou; 0:30 in the morning.
4 house at tho corner OF Forty.thiJd
stree: and Tenth avenue. which was be-
ing torn down By some forty lnborers,
fell with crash. carrying several work.
men 10 the basement three floors below,
Thero they wore almost completely
covered by tons Of bricks, dry mortar
and iron beams.
Tho doad are: Hugh Cullen, agcd
forty years; Angelo Vicor, aged thirty.
one wears; John O'Connor, aged fifty.
Eve years; James Malloy.
Tho injured are: Pat Curran, Thomas
McCounon. Edward Mcaney, NJ. E.
keeIey, Louis Stein. Felix Morgan.
Cha'Ie, BobsoD. Bobson received scr-
lou- internal injuries and may not re-
cover. Inc others arc not dangerously
injured and aro reported rs doing we'll
at The Roosevelt and Bellevue hoHnitals
lhe building, which 10 m old one.
ma osen Used as malt house by a. T..
q l. sch5eyer tor tho pas. thirty years,
nut It has been unoccupied for moro
man Two yeaEs. II was eight storio,
nish and ran back about sixty feet on
west F0rtY.third street. Men were tear.
'ne Hown tho old structure under tho
nlroctIon Of Contractors O'Kocfo {;
ih%rogan. Tho work had como on anccess-
nIiy until this morning, when the mon
Ma! got down as far as the rear Of tho
shifd floor, known n, tho old kiln
mouse Thors was about eighteen
mon on this floor at tho hour mentioned,
Nheh suddenly there was n rumbling
NOISE and the building reoIcd as II shak.
th by M earthquake. In another mo-
i'ehI tho floor gave way and foil with
Ha hn'nan freight 10 tho basement, car
itylng tho othOr floors with 1t. In m
instant every person in tha neivhbor-
"h'Nb ~ HllCl WIN lcHtHCuL
houses, felt that something awful had
oocnr'ed, and mon, women and child.
ron ran DISTRACTED in all directions.
somo oil tho cooler heads turned IN tho
hre alarm, and ambulaacu calls, which
"cro quickly rsBpondod 10.
fi'o Chief GIcqnel was among tho
iItst to arrive and aa'is,od by somu la.
hor,ars, who had fortunately escaped,
and many willing citizens, tho lroiuon
1ngan the work Of roicuo.
Contractors Georrn O'Kooie and Pat.
Eek hcegan worn placed under unrest,
mt "ere later admitted to bail by tho
"0rOHer.
THE sEcoND ACCIDENT,
Tho second accident occurred about
";"j o'clock this afternoon. Wi.hou.
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PErTsDuHGlI, Pa, March l.-Rivor mon
arc on tho anxious scat and will not 10
rol'cvod until niIor tho rivNrs have omp.
tied themselves OF tho leo now gorscd
above here In such immnnsa quantities.
Tho warm aud rainy weather OF tho
past few lnya has served to rot and
start some OF tho smaller gorgcs, which
has resulted in somo damage hrrc,
probably nmountingio $25, ,0O0; but tho
main gorge, from Kit,aning and above,
OH the, Allegheny river has not moved
m iuch.
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LA GAsCoGNE WELCOMED
1T Hnvrc on Her Return fro", New York.
Received with Rciu,cincs

1T Havrc on Her Return fro", New York.
Received with Rcju.cings.
HAvRE, March l.-The arrival hcre
this afternoon OF tho French line,
steamer La Gascogne, Captain Baude-
lon, which sailed from New York on
February 20, after having arrived there
on February 10, long over due, excited
tho greatest interest hero among all
classes.
At noon the jo.ty was crowded with
people, and tho shore, monuments and
all available points were decorated with
flags aud crowded with people. The
band OF tho Ono Hundred and Ninth
Regiment of 1niantrv was stationed at
tue end OF the jctty. aud played pa
triotic airs while the big ocean liner
approached.
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Veto MESSAGE.
Governor Mac Corklo's Objections
to tho Sorvloo Commission BIZ.
THE PROPOSED LAW INOPERATIYE
Within Iteolf. as No Appropriation
Was Mado for its Enlargement.
SOME OBJECTIONABLE FEATURES

OF tho Bill Pointed Out-It Would
Opon Flood Cato Which Would
Cost tho Taxpayers.au Incnlculablo
sum-Bad Policy to Go into tho
Claims After q Lapse OF all These
Yenrs-Whon a Former Act was
Passed. Claimants Did Not Take
Advantage OF it-Thc Governor
Says He Is Prompted by No EnmIty
Toward Union Soldiers.
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a HATFIELD KILLED,

Passed Through II Bloody Foud Only to
Die Ia n Drunken Row.
WGLcu. W. Va, March lon Short
Polo creek last night, Bill Tom Hatfield.
n member OF tho Hatfield family, lnade
famous by foud with tho Mccoy
family, OF Kentucky, was killed by
Adam Bailey. This Is tho first member
OF tho Hatfield family over known to
havo died a violent death, and In this
case 1t was tho result Of too much liquor,
and not ieud.
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NltEESTIGD HIS BON,

Mr. Lively Givos Up Another Monibsr OF
His Family Charged with Murder and
WIN UsO tho Reward for tho Defense.
Spteid! DDpatch 10 he intelligence.
CnAnLESroS, W. Va, March IN. A.
Lively brought in aud jailel to-day J.J.
Livcly, his son, wanted for tho killing
Of Bort Ruddcr. Tho old man takes tho
reward, which will DO usod In dclouding
the prisoner. Yesterday ho brought
In one Of his Grand,ons, charged With
tho lamo crime.
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DECIDED A DRAW.
Joo Wnlcott md Iiily smith In Fifteen
Rounds mt Boston,

Rounds Mt Boston.
BosToS, Mass, March l.-In tho pros.
cnco OF four thousand people at Muir.
rays hall tonight Joe Walcott and
Billy Smith fought fifteen rounds for
tho howoltor.woight championship Of this
country and Referee Aarona decided nt
tho close Of tho fifteenth round tha. tho
fight wa4 II draw. in tho midst OF wild
excitement. applause and hisso'.
AZ the close of tho fifteenth round
W0lco,t Insisted upon ightiu. to n fin.
ish. Smith shook hands pleasantly
with Halcott. and tho biz crowd
thought that finish would cnHuc, but
It was dccidod TINT tho fight was in-
ished.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-The senate
wont into executive session at
ll:4O to-day, and Immediately con-
frmoh tho nomination Of Hon. VILLA
l.. Wilson, OF Wost Virginia to 10 post
master general. Tho motion for con-
iirmati0n was made by Senator Faulk-
nor, TO whom tho privilege wa. concnd-
cd OF dccount Of the TACT that ho ropro-
sunts Mr.. Wilson's state in tho senate.
Tho nomination Of a. D. Finley. to be
postmaster at Sioux Falls, $. d., WAS re-.
inclrl
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QUIET AT SAVANNAH,
Eight More Rotor. Get Thirty Days In tho
County Jail.

County Jail.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March l.-Eight moro
rioters wcre sentenced TO thirty days
in Jail this morning. Their friends
gave bond and ull tho cases 20 to tho
stato courts.
S!atscry romans hero awaiting arrival
OF nm a. 7. a. organizer. who, it is I'm.
dcrstood will lecture on tho objects OF
that organization. Feeling is qulc,ing
down.
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down A MOUNTAIN
Tumblod Several Carloads OF
Mexican Excurelonlsts,
TWO HUNDRED KILLED AND HURT.
Further Particulars OF tho Fright
ful Accident In Mexloo.
IUELYE.HUNDRED SOULS ON BOARD

But Only n Part Of tho Train Wont
over tho Awful Preclpico, and the
Loss OF Llio was Comparatively
small-Tho Trainmcn, Who Are
Americans, Will DO Prosecuted as
tho Responsible Partics.-Two build.
incs In Now York Collapsc-Fivo
Persons Killed aud Many Injured.
How tho Accidents occurred-The
Work OF Rescue by tho Firomen.
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LAID TO REST.
Romalns OF George w. Thompson
Consigned to the Grava
MANY PAY THEIR LAST TRIBUTES

To tho Memory OF tho Lato President
of tho Ohio River Hailroad-Buried
With Masonic and ODD Eellows'
Honors rs-Distinguishcd Mou from
All Parts OF tho State Presaut,
beautiful Flowery Tributes u Im.
prcssiye CcrcmonicB ut the Church..
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For West Virginia. fair. preceded by iSht
snow In tho morning; west winds; slightly
colder
Fer Ohio light local SHOWS followed by fair
wcuther: continued cold: north winds,
For Western PENNSYLVANIA, light snow In tho
morning, followed by fair weather; continued
cold; northwest wIudS. .
THE TEMPERATURE YEstEEnAr.
M furnished by c, ScItSErr. druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth struot',
"a III 81 " y, III ~
u, OIL ] y m,,,,,...,,...,.,, "
|. m,............... ...... 81 WcGthor-ChanScablc.
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Glasgow--Sicamor Armenia. New York.
Livcrpnol-Sioaincr britannia. New York.
LondOn-SlcalnGr Mississippi New York.
llavrc-Stcamcs La GGScOEnc. New ioIs.
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One week ago Monday at 9 A. NJ. the
opened to the public of Sacramento, with
the previous announcement that all pa
tients who applied before September lst
would be given TWO weeks treatment,
with all medicines, FREE. The result of
this most liberal offer has been most graf
flying, hundreds of sufferers from Ca
tarrh and chronic diseases having taken
advantage of it. The parlors of Drs.
Shores and Howe have been crowded
with patients during the entire week, and
the benefits derived from the treatment
have been the talk Of the city. In every
city where DR.. Shores has an office have
been heard complaints from patiente OF
the treatment and excessive charges OF
so-called specialists, and in every case
these medical pretenders have been eX-
posed, as they will in the future from
time to time as occasion requires. A
lady who called on Drs Shores and Howe
during the week, said that a certain spe-
cialist in Sacramento treated her for Ca
tarrh, and the sprays used in the nose and
throat were 80 strong that they would
burn hole in her handkerchief and
completely destroyed the delicate Innings
of the nose and throat, so that at present
the lady YVES devoid OF the sense of smell
or taste. This is only one of the many
instances Of like cases. but the matter will
be further ventilated as occasion requires.
The treatment of Drs. Shores and Howe
is mild, and at the same time efficient,
and any child can take 1t with perfect
safety.
Now, remember DpS. Shores
and Howe will give two
weeks free treatment and
medicine. All you have to do
is to apply any time before Sep
tenn Der 1st. This will give all
a chance to test this treatment
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to their own personal satisfac-
ton. Don't delay; start right
in this morning at 8 o'clock.
Take advantage Of the most
notable offer ever made by any
specialists.
Drs. Shores and Howe are
going to stay in Sacramento;
they are going to become one
Of you. Their reference is their
patients. The good they do will
soon be proven by people who
will be cured in your own city.
Treating for Catarrh with mon who
have had no experience is like taking a
horse to shoemaker to have him shod.
Read carefully the voluntary statement
of Mr.. l.. J. Rodgers, car inspector, and
an old and trusted smploye of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company:
BEFORE!
Mr.. L. J.. Rodgers says: "Before treat
ing with DIR. Shores l felt like this:
Twenty five years l had Catarrh, pains in
the head. dropping in the throat, hawk
ing and splitting, sore throat, weak and
emaciated condition; nose stopped up,
never felt we'll and had given up all hope
of being cured, having treated with so
many so-called Catarrhal doctors.
tAF AFTER THREE WEEKS
Treatment with DR.. Shores 1 have no
moro headaches, no dropping in the
throat. feel strong and we'll in every par
ticular. and l am willing that my friends
shall know that to treat with any one else
is only a waste of time and money. Go
to Dr. Shores and he will cure you as he
did me, and have only treated with him
three weeks"
Mr.. Rodgers lives at 36S North Sich ell
street. East Los Angeles. Write him and
he will verify his statement.
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1910 H STREET-ONE PARTLY FUR
1870 niShed house of 12 rooms and base
ment Inquire $50 street.
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ENOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, ONE
L OF the best paying SO-acre fruit ranches
III Placer County, situated about half way be-
tween Newcastle and Penryn, known as the
HaZen ranch. About so acres in fruit, the
balance in wood and pasture with ever living
water; a Groom house, barn, carriage houses,
shop, packing houses and Chlnaman'S house;
horses. z wagons and all the tools for carry
ing q first-class ranch. Give bid.
Apply to Affixed HALL, on the premises.
Z. .. address, Penryn.
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NOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
l. family residence in this city, 20 acres, al
most all table grapes; best state of cultlva-
lion; good house or rooms, 10 windmiils,
stable, packing house and other improve
ments; now is the time to look at it. l.. NJ.
LANDSBCROUGH, Florin, or Courthouse,
city.
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T1OK SALE-NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Il Seventeenth and l. streets; also lot s.
and J, Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets. Apply at 1905 l. street.
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TO LET OR RENT.

kOc X STREET NICE AND NEWLY
CUO furnished rooms; rent reasonable.
o1o FURNISHED HOUSE 5 ROOMS TO
QlC. rent: centrally. Apply CURTIS, CAR
MICHAEL& & BRAND, n. W. cor. Fourth and j.
1000 E ST.-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
1890 front rooms, cheap rent. au2I-lW
uoUsE ON p sT-sTABLE AND LARGE
II yard; rent, $16. Apply 1921 street.
T1OR RENT FROM OCTOBER 1ST-THE
L east half of the Rancho del Rio (WinterS'
ranch). containing about 40 acres; Also the
south half of the west half Of same property,
containing about 100 acres. To be rented as
a whole or IN Subdivisions as above named;
cash rent. Inquire of JOSEPH SrEFFENS.
care California State Bank. au27-@W
NEW FLAT OF ROOMS, PANTRY AND
~ bath; patent closet and gas; rent to desir-
able people, Sl4. Apply at 1919 Tenth
1000 H STREET-ONE PARTLY FUR
1870 niShed house of II rooms and base
ment. Inquire $50 street.
O1~ SIXTEENTH SI-HOUSE OF SEVEN
III rooms. Apply on premises.
EIvE-ROOM COTTAGE WITH BATH,
L pantry. basement and barn. Apply 1716
Sixth street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE
~ EMPIRE HOUSE, 122 X street, during
state Fair, by day or week; terms reasonable.
au19-2W
1O1e L STREET SUITE OF NICELY
lUlC furnished rooms.
rJ,O LET-THREE SMALL DWELLING
| houses, street, Fourth and Fifth. In
quire at Kent Bros Stable 1917 Third street.
ELAT OF FOUR ROOMS OVER MIDDLE
L mass grocery, Seventh and n streets.
:INO LET FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
| nished, house of five rooms in rear of
1912 street. Apply on the premises.
rTo RENT-UPPER FLAT OF 8 ROOMS
i for light housekeeping. Apply 1921
Nineteenth street.
or COTTAGE TO LET. KEY AT SI2
O1U. Eleventh street from to p NJ.
Os11P ST-5-ROOM HOUSE, BATH,
HCIl pantry; barn in rear. Apply 1O22
Fifth street
1~OON sTREET-LOWER FLAT OF 5
lIUU rooms. Inquire HORNLEIN BROS,
$40 X street
1904 TENTH ST.-LARGE, PLEASANT
IOEt front room, facing Capitol Park;
suitable for two gentlemen; with or without
board.
TTNO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE AT 722
i Eighth street.
TlHO LET-LARGE SPACE NEAR THE
/ southwest corner Fifth and streets,
suitable tor wood and coal yard. Address
Z. y. Box 19S, city.
FOR SALE
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CARDWELL COLONY, 1O-ACRE TRACTS.
" The price has been reduced for the next
thirty days from 500 to 500 cash per acre.
]. L. CARDWELL, owner, 1904 n street,
Sacramento, or at house on Colony, adjoining
Orangevale.
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4 LODGING-HOUSE OF II ROOMS;
n doing d good transient business; best To-
cation in the city; good reasons for selling.
Cali at this Office for particulars.
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EOR ALL KINDS OF UpHOLSTERING
l. and repairing, done with neatnes. and
dispatch and cheaply, carpets laid ana turni-
ture packed, call on L. z. DANIELS & CO.
626 l. street.
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COR SALF,-ONE-HALF OR FULL IN
L terest in good paying cigar business. 'Ad-
OresS INTEkEST, this Office.
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4boMmnrzs
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
Supplied under Royal Warrants
to Her Majesty the Queen of
England, and to His Royal High
ness the Prince of Wales.
LosT-FoUND.

r OST-SOMETIME AGO, A RED Gov
| 4 cred memorandum book with name of
BIGGS on inside leaf. Finder return to this
office and receive Sc so.
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CINE BURBANK POTATOES. 75c SACK:
l. tomatoes, &C box; Eastern pic 1ic hams.
&c pound; cornmeal, zoe sack; sugar corn, I
cans, Roc. BEESLEY d son, 61UI<
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COLE AGENT FOR THAT EXCELLENT
y wood of the Box and Supply Co.; good and
cheap. E. HAWES, 112l q street.
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CARPET CLEANING.

II w. RIVETT. THE ONLY PRACTICAL
IL. carpet man In the steam carpetbeating
business In the city. Knows how the WORK
should be done ana does it accordingly
southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
292. Lowest rates. Best work.
The record-union., 1895-08-27

DOR SALE-THE UNION HOUSE ON
l. the Lower Stockton road. Apply on the
premises. au23-1W*
The record-union., 1895-08-27
FOR SALE

CkEAT BARGAlN-LOT 4OX16O; NEW
" house OF i've rooms and bath: $4,000;
5000 cash, balance on easy instalments.
Apply CURTIS, CARMICHAEL Il BRAND,
California Bank Building, Fourth and SIS.
The record-union., 1895-08-27

TOR SALE-A TWO-SEATED TOP BUCK
l. board. Apply A. BOWMAN, $40
Twelfth street. an27-5t*