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lively engaged in journalism, but it was as novelist that he first be- came known. His first book, a col lection of stories, was published in 1864. His latest novel, Lourdes. is a marvellous picture of the an- nual pilgrimage to the French Shrine. Following this will be 8 book on Rome" then one describ- ing Paris, and there are rumors that this will be followed by one on New York. , In spite of his suc- cess, zola is not a very wealthy man.
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] LEVELAND ALL RIGHT.
asss- | that fig Was assassrnated Alb.
 solutely Untrue.
Ito rhe Graphic.

lai to rhe Graphic.
 ag YORK, Oct. 11.-The report .fed out early this morning and shed in the morning papers
 eghout the country that Presi- { Cleveland had been assassi- sa at his home at Gray Gables is 5in tely untrue. It was thought
 Export originated from the fact
 police passed Gray Gables last aFin search of parties who had 'aered woman in the suburbs of Bedford, Mass. iAsident Cleveland and his fam lfe busy preparing to leave Gray aes tomorrow for their Washing nnr1n
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WITH A COW HIDE
  MIR. S. A. LEVY cHAsTIsES JACOB FRANK FOR sLANoERINc
 HIS NIECE. An Exciting Scene in BIum's Dry Goods Emporium Which win be 8 Warning to Traducers
 and sianderers.

and Sianderers.
 A COW hidein the hands of strong and determined man did it.
 It taught lesson that the names and characters of our chaste, modest and worthy young ladies must not be traduced and slandered.
 The lesson will not be lost in Pine Bluff, for it has become of too com mon occurrence to hear on oil sides slanderous words concerning our Eirtuous women uttered by the ven- emous tongues of men who have no no respect for the virtue of women, no matter how pure their characters or spotless their lives may have been.
 Jacob Frank was the man who received the lesson today.
 Miss Nina Weightman was the young lady whose character Mir. Frank is charged with slanderlng.
 And Mir. S. A. Levy, an averaging uncle, was the man who admins tered the lesson with the cowhide.
 Shortly after o'clock Thurs day Mir. s. A. Levy, accompanied by his brother. walked into Blum's Dry Goods Emporium, which was filled with customers, and inquired for Mir. Jacob Frank, who is the bookkeeper of that concern and also correspondent of the Associated Press at this place.
 Mr. Frank was in the office in the rear of the store and the gentlemen, on learning this started back to find him.
 Mir. Leo Blum saw from the flash. ing eyes and angry appearance of the gentlemen that something was wrong, attempted to prevent their entrance into tho office. Mir. Sim Levy pushed him aside and stopped directly in front of MT. Frank &nd charged him with having slandered his neice.
 Mir. Frank claimed that he had only repeated remarks that he had heard from another source. Mir. Levy demanded the name of his authority and MT. Frank told him that it was Mir. Edgar Bloom another employee of the store.
 Mir. Bloom was at once brought into the office, confronted with Mr. Frank and then asked if he had uttered such words. Mir. Bloom gave Mir. Frank the lie and said that he had never told him any thing of the kind, and furthermore had never spoken disrespectfully of the young lady in his life.
 At this juncture Mir. Levy pro- duced a cow-hide and administered a severe chastising to Mir. Frank, after which he and his brother quietly walked from the building.
 Mir. Frank still asserts that he is entirely innocent of the charge for which he was punished and ayers that he never slandered the young lady, but had only repeated what he had heard others say, and that even then he did not utter the name Of the young lady.
 The affair is truly q deplorabie one, but it will have a good effect in this city, and it is safe to say that It will cause many men to be more guarded in their talk.
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}R STARS AND STRIPES
Tor Win The Mail Between The aited States and Great Britian
 be Carried.

A AAllSeroN, D. C., Oct. l1:-The ecean mail contract will go Aect tomorrow and after that 1le greater part of lhe mails *n the United States and Great ' will be carried by vessels
 under the stars and stripes. zFssels selected by the govern a'f thenew service are the four
 fss Auxiliary Cruisers-the uls. the New York. the St. and the Paris
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ALABAMA DAY.
Attendance Net At The Great
 Cotton States Exposition.

ANITA, GA. Oct. 11:-It is Ala
 day at the Exposition and ttendance is the largest since pening day. The formal exer- were held this morning and ipated in by Governor Oates faff and a number of Alabama officials. The celebration of ay is enlivened by the presence Alahama State Press Associa- several of the members of z took part in the exercises prning.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! FOR THE.
 FALL SEASON..

anV s9w', house 99 in town oar pr S eSs 9oneg g Sgou as to anybody else, and when you can Ive dollar, it is dollar earned. You would a do a dollars worth of work for nothing;
 en why give it away?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
Mms BET Nadbari9aft.
(Son lester ISOLDE Suridgeitsat.)

W.
Die Greidmlihirc III " II 10 o 0 b
Conn, 10 bsiast siu 8sribt uon bort,
eriluert oieies Sabr al oas ~ahemaliae
8ilpp Glapp bcr 9teitil'gel uro ssbt
Die Nrbe,t langilm Don ~Iiaiter. 9,e
often r3iuser" lOsrosn beim @erItsn
Or ihen i~ibe,tlupt 9an5 bcdIs; ,uebe,
nsnu Der 9erftsniait oislslber gIseus
itaitsn bsibehalten iolie!-6err 60.
numb 4!iluion bat Den Blar, cine WIble
in 5tespott 81 errlttea, elnfuei en- auI.
sseeben uno wro iih il 0leIer Salion
cine Srets 5utieyTilble aniblffen, DER,
m;ttslit wtld,er ar 80In uno GOloaU bon
ieosm &alibtr turS uno flelu mabien
fam. Nud 6err 8.aheu wro iih cine
6utt5rmiiblt errltten. 10 oaB sic 0ampf
sielisn ibte Wslpoic Don sUei Selten Der
iiber bic ainsslafe erfiinscn ~lniisn.
Rllppoo ,plro mouitrtsu, % Serr sos.
Ssurp i,t nit Gem Y'dns befaBt, cine
Stiaoelmlbls 81 etabiirsn, oemnah Die
Banner balo Die 8tIeseubsii BADEN luer
Den, Sdsuuen 81 erridien uno Die 6rubt
idotcr nlmali8 iusni9r iueroen; oteie
loCen sum 2siopsisn Der Sreiber nibt
ole waIerbIdt sstuei II Ietu.
0le Gus tiner Nrjeise eri6tlib,
bat Or. .. U. gilbert in VI elrO c
feline Office uno feline Wo6nuns eiren
Blpd u0rpll6 uUa Der S;dotballe oufse:
ihlnssn. Genannter Ar5' III in Wclroie
uno Der snrjen Nahburitail in 10 Uor'
t~beilbaitet @eiie b%ttannt, BOB es
taum isinsr Gmpiebluns btba,f. Ob
isiner GahtenntniB, ie,ner Yrompibelt
uno rselsn Beeienuns senieBt er ausr.
pdrts ben bsiten &uf.-Selt WiitwOb
1T Welroie oils 9ipilions Station Der
Jersus Sails Strtds on STEELE BON st.
Gtouo astreten. Die Babn' 0lrcs no.
rem biz su itnsm 1ase fertiS nno oas
Bnbnbet, sibt Der Great Nortbern gabn
ssltlidait bic srOBte 8uirieeenbeit, Mit
Dir NuHlbrun9 Der @etduoe fir be Be'
amtsn 1T man INNER nod eliris bsitof'
tist, uno es 1T nurmebr cine Jrase Der
Bet, oab au@ oieie Beamten in Wslroie
refoireu ,uereeu. Ssrru Sbiten's Aus'
bauer uno lluuahsiebisteit 1T nit benz
seplnidten Griolae sstront, uno ben, er'
fen Griotee rueroen sswiB bic ipdteren
fur oas @emsinmObl Der Staot nlbi
ausbleiben.
Orr Soan 8'euel BON Yierre. 9.
O., bat oaislbit lein @eE9aIt uertauit
uuo miro b,unen 8uraem IN cob
Sprina, in benz iribersn Wecoeo Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

8icn-Eit Strbfiisuns oes &el6s.
warce 9Ouuerta9 erDHnet, bel
pel6u 8eisseuhe,t Grnf 8abcni. Der
reue Srsmisrmnittr, in oleisr GIseu'
idlit ieine erts Heoe hieit uuo Die 80
inf istne exile Tebe belt uno Die SOlllif
ieiues Wiuiiieriums oarlsate. Seine
&sos mar iehr lang uno bauis Don Sei'
ial uulerbrohsn. Die &esieruns, laste
er. mtroe bic lesitimen Seitrebunsen
alsr Natioralitdten reipeftirsn, 81 slel.
der 9sit ss nbsr OILS bDhitss SrinSlp
betrn6ter, onB bic osutihe 8ultur, mel
DE cen eriten 9los in Oslterreib e.nneb'
ne, III tslHcr &slle seldmilert perce.
W b. - SOrntas Nbsnb iano sur
grinneruns on Den finiuuoSwanSieitsu
Sabrsstaa Der aapitulaiiou BON Wtes
Elm Sarquet Itatt, bel weltem 8alier
8ilbelm cine &eos belt. gr prizes oas
Nuoenter oes Slsssrs BON Wss. Ssm
Grinsen 6rieor.t aarl, laste er, Isl rs
oere6unt sepeien. Die 5tiihte ees ION
Tim ausaeitreuten Saamens 81 isben.
Gen ouumfdiiencer @siit babe in
Der ensiisn SeSiebOus sum Seere aeitan'
oen. 8as Die 9aunlerie bsute erreihsn
tonne, lei isIusm glnHuiie III peroanfen.
Gum Sdlulie iOroerte Der &olisr Die
5rihssnoiisu auf, Elm titles @las eli
oas Anosntsr oss Ir,nSsn 5risorla 8arl
81 letrsr.
Serliu.-9sr 9OtalarSeiser ia9t,
Der ruiiiide Miuiiisr oss Nuswdriisen,
5irt 9Obarun RpiOrpstp, babs, OILS er
ueulib ben aalier @ilbelm In lslnsm
SaaoidloB 6ubsriusltrd beiudte, Dem
9estereu mltaetbsilt. oa6 IS Der o,irs
gence @unit oss 9Snrsn lei, nod ie,s
asr 8roHure nit BEN oeutIten 8allcr
uno otm anllsr u0n Ssi!errsih Suiam
%msnsutrtifsn uno cine uutsrreouns 81
bnltsn.
5rieortdsrub. - Jirt Bis
maids 9eiuntbelt lit s%essnluarli9 aus
ssSeidnst. gt ssbt uno iabrt tdalid aus
uuo idsint iih pom 'sirer iiin9iten gr.
frantuna u6Qis erbolt 81 baden. Seiu
GrSt Or. Sdwenissr bat iih uui 9runo
leiosnoar @eiuncbslt sen0tblst ssicheu
ben 8tOBteu 2bsil islner Sroris aui5us
sebsn uno sr Nib bis gnoe oes Sabrss
in Srieortdsrub blelbeu.
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aItimore.- 8ei Der Sabres.
wabl Der Beamten Der 2. 6. Z. u. murs
De SRI. Srlnces 8l0nro oils Yraioentin,
10 81 lassn. cbue SppoItion mlsosrses
ruablt, Wenn slsl5 @umplimsntnr Stm
men flr mebrere anoere, our1 Ibre Sbl
t,8teit berporraesuoe 9amen abSeseben
puroen.
Die Statiitif Der
Bersbau Gssioner, welbe elnen 2beil
oes ndbieus eribelneuoen Beribts eeS
Departments ots Snneru bilosn wiro,
glbt Die 8obleuproouttipu IN ben Nus
ibraclis uuo 8sIdfOhlen Sltritten
Senn'plpanienS pro 1894 uuf $1,000,
379 2onnen OH, Selst allO cine Nbnahme
uon 5,295.07a Gpnneu sesen bic BRO
button Don 1898. Die Soroerun9 uon
Nntbraciitoblen beirus 1906 79 Con
men, seseu 47.l79.563 Sunneu IN 1898,
poec nm 1913. 3S4 3Onnen wenlser.
Die 8eihtoblen .SrOoaftIou mar &c.
SOO,2lO Eonuen, sesen 43,42l, 9S9
2onnsn 1898, eIhe SertplnoerurS pom
3,62l,179 2ornsn.
abiustou.- Der midtisite
Shritt, ben oas Suubssitasant seIban
bat, lett Secreldr 9arllsle bemislben
porliebt, puroe WoHtas uuternommen.
uttt Nusuubme pon She,oemiln5e, bal
Der Jlnanjisfrsldr DE uorlduiSe Gins
teuuns Der Erdgung dusn Sllber9tloes
pom trten HOusmber on a~nseorbnet
Durb oieie Ss,Ilsuns wiro Die WluSe
In Nsm Orleans nah oieiem Datum
tbalidhli1 selt!oiien, uno tusrosn 70
Nnsetsute osr eileen O9ne 8sbalt heur'
laubt meroen.
" llmautee.-Eie 5rauc scaner
S1ps tern oes bieiisen 81. Soiepb's
aloters baben in gdsnbao, slnem be.
rlibmten 8ur0yte IN Oeuildtano, eiH
Sotel setauit mo lusroen lie oaslelbe ole
Wuttsrbaus ibrts Oroens benussn. Gr'
lenbao llest nur peniSe Welleu BON oer
Irlbsren oltsn Qslmatb oss Stosns, qua
tpel3er bic ShWsiiern I'M Sabre 1872
outW Ole Jte9tetIiS ust!tlsotH iUatpeH'
0as Wuitetbaus w!to lest w!eoer IN
GeutitlaEo etnblir. lusroen uno fUlte'e
oas ssfouite Gllsulbum 95 600 Wart.
Die Stusitern ianoen beim Nntauf oss
potels sroBs Smcsrniiie, Die ibneu uo,
Der osuii1su G;s!nu19 tereliet puroeu
uao bdttsn iie rbten 3psd Obne oen els
rlsen Beiiano oes Sobp' fen grSbl'
Idols 9lrcetii IUpal lbner errel9t.
DE Gaarantdue seseu
mfrltaniihes &luoplCb lpuroe WlttUot
Nadt auisebobsn uuo Die oarauI uUrbes
rsltsten 9iebbdnoler aus Denver, st.
9Ouis, aanias Gttp GbiclSo, Dallas,
Sort Spuhou, Jo;t 8ortb uno Bueblo
battsn iton $4,000 SiId &Ilouieb sc.
fault, wouon 10000 i9on 5umgIumarIb
berelt itanoen.
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@arme 3imuer III %ucrnietbcT.

Se6S Marine 3immfr in her VA"
her 8atbeerale une Der Sbule ~ 8sr'
mistten. Sartts unp weihss Wantr III
@etiues. lSpl, frsi aslieisrt. MAN ven
DC fb al s tas.@ u. s opper. lis ,. @et,
ldsl'8 (ctenau0 Ct. elcus. @tnn. 10"
4d~ 10000 Gder wilbss 2ano ai'
Berit blGlia ~ psrfaufen Bette geolW
aunaen aeiihsrt. gbsnio babe Ia ..
lhbne cul'iuirte Sarma. Die 81 petiaNi'a
limb. Wnn irone mad, bel " ". " "
Office iiber Der Slut NailrNa,
Banf 81. @louo Winn. 40 =
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,3n uerfaufen ooer ~ pefpadten.

Ter unter,sihnste psrpahttt feline pter
srebe 5armen in @sitpcrt, Minn.. 10 @isi.
len weflih BON Saut Center. Die Sdr.
men liesen unpsit zines gilaae unp elmer
Characterization. Auh pertauft er einsn
Steil ieiner srcBen 8arm sessn .3aGlun9
nit 0etreieeaufwuhs. Wan aerellirs:
Ste. ~. Bennett.
46.2 Weapprt, Winn.
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0elo 3u Ocrlettcm.

8olt ibr cine nere Nnleibe MAIDEN o0cF
cine alte ernerern, oanu ipredjt bet mir p0f'
Nieori9e 2insraten uno fein Sersug.
ABBA gS. y. MithCIh
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Selo III perleibcn.

Sd hobe 8elo senua ~ oerlsiben auI ers
Her 8laNe 5arm'8 eriideruns. Siini Sabre
Belt alleS ODER ein 3beil sablbar, beoor es
ia0is III. B. V. Withru bo
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un9etbeilt 81 SgS4 Sec 26 3 1874
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gilbert, st 5 Bld AZ su Welroie... 1900
gl S &enneop uuo @attin an 4lbert q
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2ooo. 81 S84 bon Ng4 Sec15
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amalia : Yatten an Sannab & Wil.
liams tbeil Don st 10 Tatten / Neo
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NoOal YadpuIper, 1T Dos b Il {
bon alien @abrtciien.--
Der. Stooten &~esiernnassY eridt.
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4rnnSeisentbnmss Scrfduie.

ar ben sIsrfsrn" bsrittst spn Rtsifrar 5srrn
Sptn W. q M m sl.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON
The sunday Leader's'' Estimate of n
Great Newspaper

OfeaC NewSpaper.
From the Sacramento sunday Leader.l
The RECORD-UNIoN has entered upon
Its forty-fifth volume. Forty-five years
is grand old age for newspaper to at
tain upon this coast. 1t carries us back
almost to Marshalps discovery of gold,
to the time when the adventurous from
all portions of the world were vending
their way to these golden shores. The
sacramento UNION helped to make the
history of this State. Born in the year of
It's admission, this paper had much to do
with its early politics. 1t welded such
an influence throughout the State, and
particularlyin the mining counties, which
we're then the most densely populated,
such as has never been enjoyed by any
other paper since. Men and measures it
advocated because the choice OF the peo-
pie, and It's earliest editors and pro-
prletorS will always remain prominent
characters in the pioneer history of the
coast.
forty-fve years. It seems but a span.
but in that time we have advanced from
the tallow candle. through coal oil and
gas to the electric light The telegraph
was but in its infancy, and the telephone
ana phonograph unknown. The Allan
tic cable had not even boen thought of,
and the people travelled by steamboats,
and coaches. The Sacramento UNION
saw the grandest system of staging the
world has ever known, or will know, as
1t has long since been relegated to the
shade by the iron horse and the Pullman
car. There radiated from this CITY hun
dreds Of lines of coaches equipped with
the best of stock, for the old California
| Stage Company would have no other.
They reached to Oregon, to the Missouri
River, to the Mexican line, and to every
camp in the mining counties Of the in
terror.
For long time the Eastern news came
10 the Sacramento UNION by steamer via
the Panama and Nicaragua route. then
by the overland stage next by the pony
express, finally by the telegraph wire.
To-day it has for it's readers at the break
last table the entire happenings of the
world for the twenty-four hours preced-
ing. Instead of the old-time hand
press and few cases of type, it has one
Of the best equipped offices upon the
coast, and one Of the latest and most i'm
proved perfectlng presses.
MAY she live long and prosper" is
the Rip Van Wrinkle wish OF those old
argonauts who have followed hen through
all the ups and downs of nearly half
century, and have always found her ably
edited, true to her beloved California, and
ever on the side of the people. The
| RECORD UNION is the Grand Old Man;
! OF California journalism.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25

COLUMBUS CHAPTER, NO. 117,
" o. E. S.-Reguar meeting THIS MA
(Monday) EVENING AT Masonic N'eIl\
Temple at $50 O'Clock. Members OF SSSSL
the order cordially invited.
LILLE y. FORBES Worthy MatrOn.
BELLE STEPHENSON. Secretary. 1t#
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25
The People Versus the LAWYERS.

EDS. RECORD UNION: 1.-The shyster
class Of legal practitioners thrives on the
delays and uncertainties of the law Incl
dent to existing methods of procedure"
There is no graver question confront
ing the people to-day than that of the intel
ligent and honest administration of the
law. The evidence of this fact is to all
abundant in the multiplying instances of
lawless disorder with which both the civil
snd criminal courts are called upon to
deal.
"Lynchings are mainly due to two
causes; first, because the laws against
crime are not speedily and impartially
enforced; and second, sort of craze has
Iallen upon men,"
he law, as now administered, affords
so many loopholes OF escape for the GRIM
luGl that the plain people have lost conf
dence IN its judgments"
sla 5yers wrote the foregoing words.
BIG you ever see the picture OF CULVER
y on the ground surrounded by
reds of tiny Lilliputians? They
him asleep after he was wreck ed
on thefrS-island and bound him with
hundreds of little threads so that he was
Enable TO move. Thus the community is
4ied. hand and foot, Dv the cobwebs of
eT7gpcedents and decisions. When the
gians struggled myriads of spears and
arrows the size OF needles, were thrown
against his face and hands until he SUBJ
s,nitted. Thus with speeches and suits
and demurrers and appeals do the law
<rars control the commonw wealth.
Gulliver was subdued by his wise pyg-
s7nies They fed him, and once gave him
A. simmer a thousand of their hogsheads
81 Evine--more than abundance, although
aaai, barrel was only the size Of thimble.
7-hzt night the town of the Lilliputians
fhQU pOnln q nd
80 threatened with destruction. Then
80 stupid CULVER came to their rescue
81 kindly saved them in the most natu-
,taarner. The next day they arrested
cor indecent exposure! We submit
10 BONDAGE Of the lawyers. and occa-
,Ilv rescue the law from destruction.
"a always break the law in trying to
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25

n1AKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
I to Z. Il q. THOMAS Tor best and quickest
work. 1O1l Sixth street.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25

A RARE CHANCE FOR 4 TRADE.-I
N have so acres of as fine fruit land as there
Is IN this State. The Bear River Ditch, which
has Just been completed, runs through it, so
tract is at Landes Station only Ia miles
above Auburn, and has the railroad station
Oh 1t, with ten trains passing daily. This
Land Is surrounded by fruit orchards. How
els olive farm aGjons 1t on the west Hav-
iord's peach orchard on the east and Dawson's
vineyard on the south. Here is fine location
for Ii country store, blacksmith shop, butcher
Snop, POStOttice and rail depot as We'll and as
a sanltarium Tor health it Is unsurpassed in
this country. Here is Il chance for you. Price
So, 800; and l Will trade it for house and
lot or vacant lot in Sacramento Oakland or
san Francisco. Address Z. y. Box 354 sac
ramentO Cal.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25
y ew Citizen.

Antoine Comes, native of Portu gal ,
has been admitted to citizenship by Su-
perior Judge Catlin on the presentation
OF an honorable discharge from the navy
ana on the testimony OF j. j. Nagele and
Joseph Torres.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25

BRACE up" is tantalizing admoni~
lon to those who feel all tired out, with
out appetite and discouraged. Hoods
SarsaparllIa builds up the tired frame
and gives good appetite.
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CfALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
~ butter, 2Oc ID; No. pickle roll, Soc; good
hams, lie ID; bacon, 1910 10; shoulders, &c
toes, zoe: fancy olives, 25c quart; layer
raisins, Ion box, Coo; 10 bars boss soap, 25c:
good tea, 25c ib; Schillng's best Costa Rica
and Java coffee, 3 lbs 81. If you want 10 get
a square deal, call at SIS X street. SIMONS
q son.
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FOR SALE.

L7OR BARGAINS IN HOP LAND GO TO
Il ROSS Il ROSS, 1908 Fourth street.
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ONE LARGE BAY HORSE. SOUND AND
" gentle; work single or double; set of new
Concord harness. Apply to II. N. JOHNSON,
Telegraph Stable, j, Twelfth and Thirteenth
tel9-lW
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TWENTY TO so ACRES GOOD ALFALFA
4 land suitable for dairy; not more than
two and II half miles from city. Address Il.
v, this Office.
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2O.U 900 vines for sale. Apply to 5 J. IRE
Don, sacramento avenue, oak Park or
STROBEL, 81 j street.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

400 000 PRUNE, PLUM, PEACH
4UU, UUU Cherry and Pear Trees 70 X
SALE al cents each, +. o. b. Terms to suit
you. No better trees in California Any tree
not perfectly satisfactory may be returned at
my expense. Address OSCAR KNOTT, Wal
nut Grove, Cal.
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TOR SALE-SIXTY HEAD OF YOUNG
J. horses and mules. Call or address LIN
COLIN WHITE, 326 street.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING

M RS. c. j. ADAMS, FASHIONABLE
INI dressmaker, has opened her parlors at
l22212 Sixth street, and wishes the public to
know that she does tirst-class work; bridal
suits, mourning suits and tailor-made suits
LOT 20 up tel9-l1t
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER-CLOAKS
~ made over; suits, So, 80 and $40. 1223
seventh street.
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TED-SITUATION BY RESPECTA-
w bic young man with good education;
willing 10 do anything. Address +. w.
WILSON, 1929 Second street. fe23-2t*
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WANTED.

T AIDES. WE WILL GLADLY TELL YOU
IL how you can easily make SIS weekly,
quietly at your own home; position per-
WoMEN'S BENEFIT Co, Joliet, ILL., 1t*
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NOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS STU
Il alton TO do upstairs or general house
work. Apply 125 street. te23-3t+
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BLACKSMITHS. ETC.

II CARMICHAEL NOTIFIES THE PUB
-. lie that hereafter he will make n spe-
cialty of horseshoeing; no extra charges Tor
steel handmade side toe and quarter weight
forging and interfering and stumbling Shoes
1909 Eighth street.