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SOCIAL AND PERSON AL

Philip Oppenheim is up from San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Short of Palermo,
Butte County, are az the Golden Eagle.
Miss Ada Richardson has gone TO san
Francisco to visit week with her sister
and Miss Inie ellis.
Misses Anita and Bessie Cosby have
returned after long visit with their
sister, Mrs. Ii. l.. Hail Of San Francisco.
Miss Y. N. Nixon of Washington, d.
c., who has been visiting relatives and
friends here and in other parts of the
State, went East yesterday.
United States Senators Stephen NJ
White and George c. Perkins, and Con-
gressmen Hilborn of Alameda and Bar
ham OF Santa Rosa are stopping at the
Golden Eagle.
). p. Gessner and Miss Laura Witten-
brock. daughter OF Rudolph Witten brock,
were married yesterday at the residence
of the brides parents, $500 street. Rev.
A. c.. Herrick performed the ceremony.
The newly married couple LETT on last
evening's train for san Francisco Mr..
Gessner is n conductor in the employ of
The Southern Pacific Company, and is a
cousin of Hugo, Max, 4. L. and w. q.
Horniein Of this city.
Congressman D. ID. Aitken of Flint,
Mich, arrived in the city on Wednesday
night and yesterday was out viewing the
CITY in company with his old sehoolmate,
u. a. Jacox, whom he had not met for
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CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
All the Candidates on the Ticket :
Yet Decided On.

All the Candidates on the Ticket Not
Yet Decided On.
The Executive Committee of the Citi-
zens' Association held prolonged meet
ing last night for the purpose of making
arrangements for to-nights convention
and selecting names to be placed on the
ticket.
The members were very reticent. 1t
was learned that the names and ayaila-
biiity of various candidates were dis
eussed at length, but the full ticket was
not fully decided on, and the committee
will hold another meeting to-day TO fur
ther consider the situation.
Great attention is being given to the
matter of selecting candidates for Trus-
tees, as very important interests of the
city Will be involved during the term oi
the coming board.
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petition. All of the prescribed require
ments of the board have been met aud
complied with by petitioner, and the
possession OF all the necessary qualitica-
tions determined in his favor
Taking the facts alleged to be true. as
we must. the petition in our judgment
clearly states a case for relief which can
be reached by mandate"
Concluding the court says: Nor do
we think there Is any thing in the special
ground of demurrer that there is O defect
OF parties defendant, in that the County
Superintendent in his official capacity as
such, should have been made a party
defendant. Under the statute the County
Superintendent is made member of the
Board of Education pol. Code, Sec l76S)
and it is only in the latter capacity that
he has any function 10 perform IN the
premises counted upon. 1t was only by
reason OF his being constituent part OF
the board, therefore, that it was necessary
to make him party at all, and as such
he is made q defendant.
1t is true that the Constitution COM
mlts TO County Superintendents and
County Boards of Education control OF
the examination of teachers and the
granting OF certificates within their re-
spectlve Jurisdictions; but it has left it to
the Legislature to provide the machinery
for putting this power in motion, and
prescribe the mode and manner of its
exercise and the Limitation of the power
vested. This the Legislature has done,
and has seen tit to prescribe that the
functions of the Superintendent in this
regard, except in certain respects not
here involved are to be performed AS a
member of the Board of Education. In
his separate capacity of superintendent,
therefore, the latter was neither neces-
sity nor proper party TO the proceed
ings.
{" 1t follows that the judgment should
be reversed, and the cause remanded,
with directions to the lower court to over
rule the demurrer. 1t is so ordered"
The decision was rendered by Justice
Van Fleet and concurred IN by Justices
Garoutte and Harrison, the Justices COM
prising Department One.
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BELIEVES IT A CASE OF MURDER.
Autopsy on the Body of the Man
Found in the River.
DR.. White Says the Victim Was Shot
to Death-Schmidt Died of
Heart Disease.

County Physician G. A. White, assisted
by DR.. E. X. Hopkins. yesterday per-
formed autopsies upon the bodies of A.
Schmidt, the man who died in a carriage
while being taken to the County Hospital
Tuesday night, and the unknown man
whose body was found in the river three
or four days ago.
In his report DR.. White states that
Schmidt died from disease of the heart
His report of the autopsy on the body
of the man found in the river leaves the
impression that the man was murdered
and then thrown into the water.
The doctor states that he found a gum
shot wound in the right temple, an inch
in front OF the tip of the ear. The bullet
passed transversely through the brai n
and fractured the skull upon the left side.
directly opposite the spot whore the bull
let entered. No other wounds were seen
on the body.
The right lung was collapsed and the
left one distended with gas, but no water
was found in either lung. Death resulted
from the gunshot wound. In his opinion
the man was dead before he got into the
water.
No one has thus far identified the de-
ceased, and his name, his antecedents and
the circumstances of his death remain
shrouded in mystery. Only one person,
woman, has been found who admits
having ever seen the victim, and she does
not know his name. She saw him q
couple of weeks ago, and he then had
considerable money in his possession.
That was while the State Fair was in
progress. and there were scores of tough
characters here, men who would quickly
take another's life for few dollars, and
the supposition is that some of these
thugs killed and robbed the deceased. He
was evidently q person of some standing.
for he was handsome of feature, well
dressed, and looked like person of re-
spectabilty.
No doubt the man was well connected,
and that sooner or later inquiries i'll be
made as to his whereabouts.
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RenI Estate transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Addison Sage, Lena and Henry Strem-
ing aud Carrie \. Driscoll TO Robert
Bryan-W est 40 feet of east 90 feet oflot Z,
X and l. and Fourth and Fifth streets.
Robert Bryan et ux. to Weinstock,
Lubin ~ Co.-Above mentioned land.
a. l.. and l.. ii. Nalke en- burgh to John
II. Fenton-West half section q, town
ship north. range east: S10,500.
J. T. Barry ct ux. 10 &. Ryan-East $50
feet of north half of lots ) and and west
10 feet of north half of lot 6, q and Il.
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
c. Il. Wright ct ux. To Daniel Healy-
West half of lot 5, j and X and Twenty
fifth and Twenty sixth streets.
d. 5. Baker to Eta K. Bsker-East half
of lot 6. L and G and Twenty ninth and
Thirtieth streets.
Worth Ober OF TX. to L. G.. Sargent
North quarter of lots ) and 6, + and q and
Twenty second and Twenty-third streets.
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many long years. Mr.. Aitken is Supreme
Vice Chief Ranger of the independent
Order of Foresters, and recently re-
turned from the Supreme Court of that
order, held In London. Next Wednesday
evening he will address a meeting here
| In the interest of the order. Mr.. Alike
has the distinction of being the only
Michigan Congressman who at the last
session voted for free silver. He went to
Elmira, Solano County, last evening.
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC-WHILE IT
~ is true we have sold our shares and all
interest in the Interstate Commercial
Agency, corporation, 10 W. S. Kendall of
duct our FarIs IL Spinks Collection Agency,
In when no one is interested but ourselves.
We are now better situated, owing to the
aforesaid sale, TO attend promptly 10 all ac-
counts Intrusted 10 US, and guarantee prompt
attention to same. Remember we hanGle a.
counts only on commission, and that our
agency extends ali over the State. DO not
forget that "taris " Spinks, Constables and
Collectors are still the leading collection
agency at No. Col l street, or telephone NO.
3o4.
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sanitary Inspection.

The assistant sanitary inspectors are
going vigorously about their work.
Several downtown blocks were inspected
and many nuisances reported. Among
the premises the inspectors found to be
neat and clean were those of the Union
Hotel on Second street, which was
thoroughly gone over.
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81 cath Notice.

OFFICE CITY BOARD OF HEALTH
~ The City Board OF L Eellth is making an
effort TO put the city in the best sanitary con-
ditiOn possible and calls upon householders
TO remove all filth and rubbish from their
premises and keep them clean. While there
is danger of cholera. the board does not ap-
prehend a visitation of il to city, but de
Sires to be prepared for any emergen cy; there
tore this call is made upon all good citizens
with the hope that they Will res pond promptly
and help to make the city safe from danger.
s25-Gt II. L. NICHOLS. Health Officer.
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TAKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
| TO +. & c. THOMAS for best and quickest
work. 1Ol1 Sixth street
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Great salvation Army Event,

Adjutant Samuel Wood of the Saliva
ton Army has received the following
note from Brigadier J. J. Keppel of San
Francisco:
Myself, Mrs. Keppel. Staff Captain
Mcintyre, Ensign and Mrs. Reid,
Charioteer Brass and String Band, Special
Beck and family, the colored songsters,
and sixty officers will arrive and conduct
the demonstrations in the Metropolitan
Theater on Tuesday, October 1st, at
p NJ -
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Troublesome BOYS.

Last night four boys were arrested for
making themselves obnoxious about the
Clunie Opera-house and locked up in
jail. They and others have been giving
the theater people great deal of trouble
of late, and the police intend to put a
stop to their actions.
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CARPET CLEANING.

IT ". RINETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
carpet man in the steam carpet-beating
business in the city. Knows how the work
should be done and does it accordingly,
Southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
2O2. Lowest rates. Best work.
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Chamber of Commerce.

At Pythian Castle this evening there
will be held a meeting to effect per-
manent organization of the Chamber of
Commerce. All whose names are on the
mem bership roll are requested to be
present
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

II w. APPLETON, PHOTOGRAPHER.
l. 40 street. Pictures enlarged and nm
ished i'll water colors, India ink or crayon:
viewing and outside work; groups taken at
home; amateur work finished; kodaks re-
loaded. 'iood work, reasonable prices.
VIHE NIMBLE SIXPENCE BETTER THAN
i the SLOW smiling. Now is your time to
get cabinet photographs for So per dozen. 627
] street, corner seventh; BEALS' GEM Gall
LERY.
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VALLEY PRESS LEAGUE.
1t VIII Meet in MarysviIle on DC
tober 7tll.

tober 9TH.
The fall meeting of the Sacramento Val
ley Press League will be he held in Red
Mems Hall at Marysville on Monday, the
7th day of October, 1895.
Among the questions of importance TO
be discussed will be the feasibility of pub
fishing pamphlet by the league Illus
trative of the agricultural possibilities of
the Sacramento Valley.
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Reflects Credit.

[Wheatland -Four Corners
The RECoRD-UNIoN's Carnival" edi-
ton reflects credit alike upon Sacramento
and her enterprising news exponent.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH
i out board; board, 81 per week; nice meals,
csc, during talr: home cooking. 1427 Eighth.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

J0Nl TENTH ST. - PLEASANT AND
1cLf nicely furnished rooms opposite the
Capitol, with or without board; board, "a
per week.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

JVOWE'S AGA DE NJ Y-G Il A NJ NJ a r
1 grade. High School and Normal branches;
eofution, French and German are taught.
Information regarding terms of tuition, ETC.,
well be cheerfuly given at the Academy
Building, corner Ninth and / streets.
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WANTED - COTTAGES TO RENT
w COOLEY, 1913 Fourth street.
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NST TANTED - TO BOARD AND ROOM,
w two young men or ladies in private fam
lily. 11o1 II street. s21-6t
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7 pTREET HAY MARKET, NO. 402 L
| street. To every one that wants hay il
Will be gre-tly to your advantage to call and
see our price list before buying elsewhere.
Full weight guaranteed.
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WANTED = LADY WITH \ LITTLE
w means to assist inventor who has made
several fortunes; inventions can be produced
at Small cost: object, two fortunes and matri-
mony, If agreeable to both. Address MIDAS,
this Office. s26-3t*
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GROCERIES.

CTATESMEN ARE MUCH PUZZLED
- over the silver question. but we are all
serene, and will continue TO take gold silver
or currency in exchange for groceries, produce.
etc. HOWARD x son, 1%14 street.
T1INE BUTTER. 35C ROLL: BEST CALI
l. fornia eggs, 25c dozen; fresh eggs, 2Oc
Qozen, = dozen for soc; sugar corn, / Tor 2 &C.
BEESLEI " son, SO7 street.
WE ARE STILL IN THE SWIM ON
w prices: Sardlnes, sc can; catsup, sc
bottle, French mustard, sc bottle; pickles.
1oc bottle; butter, soc roll; u good oyster,
LIB, 81 dozen; 10 bals soap. 25c; packages
block matches Tor 1Oc bottle OF good sauce,
10c. JOHN RILEY, Tenth and E.
nO POUNDS COARSE GRANULATED
~ sugar, 81; % pounds brown sugar 81;
fine potatoes, 7 &c sack; Eastern picnic hams
sc pound; mountain butter, 20c pound; good
fresh roll butter, 45c roll; crackers, a &c box;
deviled ham. &c; sardines, &c; large cans OF
mustard sardnes, 1oc; large cans soused
mackerel, 25c; 10 bars soap, 25c; Royal Sa-
Von 6 for 25c: sand soap, Tor 25c good tea.
25c; Ar0uckIe coffee, 25c; Costa Itica and
Java, SOC pound; Mocha aud Java 3 pounds
for 81; starch, papers 25c; oysters 4 for
25c. BEtSLEI q son, SOY j.
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CNREAT REDUCTIONS IN FIRsT-CLAss
" photos at DEANS, 10 k street, near
Postofice. Call and examine our work
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MONEY TO LOAN-CALL ON CURTIS,
vi CARMICHAEL x BRAND, Fourth and J.,
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CtPECIAL MEETING OF SACRA- n
- mento Lodge, No. 40, +. and A NJ, IA
THIS friday EVENING at O'Clock &X
sharp. BY order of
w. F.. WARD w. NJ.
JOHN T. GRIFFITTs, Secretary. 1t
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For Whom =?

Hurried, busy, nervous women are the
ones for whom Paines Celery Compound
was especially prepared. These men and
women with nerves all gone and feebly
nourished, need just the invigorating
strengthening effect of paine's Celery
Compound. Use it now, and keep we'll.
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CtERVICES IN THE SYNAGOGUE WILL
- commence THIS EVENING at 7:3O.
1t% LEON SALOMON, Secretary.
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GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR S6; FILL
n ing. soc and upward; from one-third to
oGe-half saved; all work guaranteed. DIR. q.
w. NEWSOM, Dental Parlors. 1920 l street
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MEETING NOTICES.

president w. w. BLAIR OF THE RE
| organized Church of Christ will preach in
the Saints Church, corner II and Twenty
fourth streets. at 9:45 THIS EVENING.
Subject: "The Approaching Advent of
Christ" All are welcome lt*
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IF YOU WANT TO GET YOUR MONEYS
L worth, buy yonr groceries, hay and feed at
" HINGARD'S, Twenty-fifth and . streets.
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{XTANTED-TO KNOW THE WHERE
w abouts OF one ACOB BECKER. age 60
years. Came from Germany 1orty-two years
ago. Worked III Philadelphia three years at
baker trade; then went TO California, and is
supposed TO DE there now. Amy information
regarding this man Will be thankfully re-
ceiVed. Address all communications TO
JACOB MOELLER, Merchant Tailor. 1907
s. Adams street. Peoria. III.
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MUsIC AND ART.

Mrs. CARRIE e. TURRELL, TEACHER
VI OF piano. Residence, 1928 l street.
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mo RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
4 for housekeeping. Apply at this office
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A JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION TO
"A DO general housework. Address MI
ZUNA, this Office. s26-3t*
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WANTED.

TOR ADOPTION-A LITTLE GIRL TWO
i years old; references required. Address
r.. j. L., RECoRD-UNIoN office. Its
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E'LAT OF SIX ROOMS: RENT REASON
Il able. Inquire 1SO6 | street. s25-3tf
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DEMOKEST MEDAL CONTEST, TO BE
IL held at Oak Park Chapel, FRIDAY
t4NENING, l. September 27th, at 5 O'Clock.
ADMISSION. 10 cents. II
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OAK PARK OFFENDERS.

Business in the Justices Court There
is Brisk.
c. j. Mcdonald was brought in to the
County Jail by Constable Whitney yes
terday to await examination on a charge
OF grand larceny.
William Shaw and Pat Murray were
also brought in to serve a sentence of
twenty days for vagrancy.
Evidently Oak Park is beginning to
put on the airs of q city.
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S10 j STREET, MEMS FINE CALF So
CIU SHOES now 81 20; ladies' So 10 KID
snOes now 81 20; ladies oxford Ties now
only Coo; mems heavy underwear only 25c
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CARD OF THANKS.-THE UNDER
" signed desires to extend her sincere
tnanAs to the many friends who assisted her
during the illness and oeatn OF her husband.
Special thanks are due those who contributed
beautiful floral offerings.
1t* MRS. w. II. CLAY.
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TED-TRUSTWORTHY MAN AS
w salesman and collector. Apply between
$50 and p. NJ, 1901 j street. s27-3t
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NTED-GENTLEMAN CEMPLoYED
w at night desires fiTst.elass quiet fur
nished room IN private family. Address +.
g.. this Office s25-3t$
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HAY. GRAIN, ETC.

~ f. ADAMS, 11O6 STREET-CHEAP-
~. est place for hay and feed. White wild
cats: also tule hay for carpets.
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11t L STREET-FOUR UNFURNISHED
4 t rooms 10 let for housekeeping. s25-6t
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TINE 3-BUTTON CUTAWAY FROCK
y best clay worsted suit to order. S25. j.
II. HEIrMAN, the tailor, 600 j street, cor
ner sixth street.
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C'ARDWELL COLONY, 1O-ACR E TRACTS.
Y The price has been reduced for the next
thirty days from $500 to 500 cash per acre,
j. L. CARD VEIL, owner, 1904 \ Street.
Sacramento, or at house on colony adjoining
OrangeVaIe.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKINd.

lust OPENED IN YOUR CITY-A
y dress cutting school where ladies' sewing g
girls and everybody can learn the Delamor-
ton Tailor System. II is perfect with seams
and the only system cutting without seams
in lining or goods. Drafting, cutting and
making thoroughly taught; lessons un-
limited. Bring your goods, make your
wanted,
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OAK sTOVEWOOD, So 70 PER CORD.
" delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth-street road. z. o. address, sos
Seventh street. w. III. BASLER.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING IN
L latest fail styles; bicycle suits to order.
1928 Seventh street.
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THE DAVIS BUILDING Is NOW READY
with nifty rooms handsomely furnished.
everything lS new. clean and high class Mono
but respectable persons admitted JOHN f.
DAVIS, Manager, Al * street.
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TOR RENT - SUBURBAN 10 ACRES
J. with improvements good Tor mileh.
c4lcken or hog ranch. Apply to SVROBEL'
o.. stIeSI Sl4-2Wd0w
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DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE GREAT
~ sale of clothing, boots and shoes Tor men,
Iadies and children, and gents furnishing
goods at so street, between Fifth ana
Ii Nfh.
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l. wel-established restaurant in a tovn ad'
Jacent TO Sacramento. Address Box 6I.
DavlSyille, Cal. 80
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.r10 o osTREET-LowER FLAT OF FIVE
! Is( rooms, with modern improvements.
Apply 719 street
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S0c X STREET-NICE AND NEWLY
OOO furnished rooms; rent reasonable.
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LOST-F0UND.

r OST-TWO RED IRISH SETTER PUPS,
j ! 7 months old; both have leather collars,
fastened on end with copper wire. Finder re-
turn to Oh J street and receive reward.
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PERSONALS.

EINE SACK SUIT, BLUE CHEVIOT. ALL
L wool, made TO order, .; trousers at
S} 90. j. II. HEITMAN, the tailor, coo
street, corner Sixth street.
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GINGLE AND HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
- Inquire 500 Vi street
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DROF. GEE, TEST MEDIUM; READINGS
/ daily at Mr. l.. X. Dodge's, 919 street;
test circle Wednesday and Sunday z. NJ,
25c at Mrs. Paulk's J13 street. s25-lw*
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TO LET OR RENT.

ITO RENT-TWo LARGE FRONT BAY
| window rooms, with board. 112o Eighth
street. 81 1-ot
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CPIRITCALIST MEETING AT FIRE
- mems Hall, SUNDAY, 29th, at p. j., by
Mrs. Scott Briggs OF san Francisco, assisted
by Mrs. ZelIner, test medium. Admission,
10 cents. s27-2t$
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gooKBINDEIs.

DOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
ID with good work and promptness L. w.
BRUENING, 319 j street, sacramento.
MAGAZINES, PORTFOLIOS AND PERL
Ifl officials bound in superior modern styles
at SILVUS Il SHOENBACkLER'S, General
Bookbinders, 403 j street.
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r AIDES - CHlCHESTER'S ENGLISH
/ 4 Pennyroyal Pills diamond Brand) are
the best. Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send
4c stamp for particulars, "Kelief Ladies" " in
letter by return mail. At druggists. CHI
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L property-One of the finest homesteads in
this county, consisting of so acres; situate on
the Upper stockton road, o miles from city
Come and see II. GEORGE h. DUDEN. on
tue premises, or CHARLES COOLEY, 1913
Fourth street.
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oJ0A0-PART DOWN-WILL BUY A
c11OUU siX-room house and one acre of
land planted to fruit and orange trees. Lo-
Gated near Oak Park; eight minutes WALK
from electric cars Good home on easy terms.
Inquire at law Office OF MARCH " MARCH,
6291a street.
The herald., 1895-04-22
Single Takers Asked to Explain

Editor Herald Our single tax friends
are commercially active in the propaga.
ton of their economic ideas. Among va
rious methods they adopt is an excellent
one of using ''pasters" on their letter
heads and envelopes, in which is terselv
stated some argument or suggestion in ia
vor OF the single tax. On a letter received
few days ago was yellow paster, on
which was the familiar quotation from
Thomas Jefferson. that the land belonged
in .usufruct to the living, and that the
dead had no rights with regard to the
disposi ton of the land. In parallel
column was the following:
The reserved right of the people to the
rental value OF the land must be conceded
as condition to every deed. limited
States supreme court.
| at once wrote to the sender of the let
ter, asking him to furnish the proper ref
erence so as to enable me to verify so i'm
portant decision of the United States
supreme court. My correspondent replied
that he was unable to comply tn nv
request, but referred me to Mr. o. X.
Cushing, corresponding secretary of the
Los Angeles Single Tax club, who he
felt assured would be able to give me the
desired information. In view of the de-
cision recently handed down by Chief
Justice Fuller on the income tax cases, Il
decision concurred in by five of the other
justices, in which it was held that tax