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CNNE 3-BUTTON CUTAWAY FROCK
L best clay worsted suit to order, S25 ].
h. ii EITMAN, the tailor, 600 street, corner
Sixth street
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o1 WATCHES CLEANED. 81; WATCH
, /. mainsprings. 81. All work Warranted.
419 X street. next to Metropolitan Theater.
Cash paid for old gold and silver
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UST OPENED - ANTELOPE RESTAU-
y RANT and oyster house. tirsI-cass din
her, served with beer or wine, s cents. Oys-
tiers in every style. 3l6 j street
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rE1HE CHANGERS MEAT AND PRO
L Guce Market, northeast corner Tenth ana
u streets, GEORGE LEV ELLYN Proprie-
tur-Deaier in Beet Mutton, Lamb, Pork,
Ham, Sausages, Poultry and Game; also Fruit
ana Vegetables of all kinds in their season at
lowest market prices: Pure kettle-rend ered
Lard Speciality. TeephOne 2 lmainl.
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I AIDES - CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
IL PennyrOyal Pills diamond Brandt are the
best. Safe, reliable. Take no other. send 4c
stamp for particulars, Relief ladies' in
letter by return mail. At druggists. CHI
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EINE SACK SUIT, BLUE CHEVIOT. ALL
L wool. made to order. 5 8; trousers at
SO so. ]. II. HEITMAN, the tailor, 600 j
street, corner Sixth street.
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TAKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
i to +. d g. THOMAS for best and quickest
work. 1011 Sixth street.
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CtARDWELL COLONY, 1o-ACItE TRACTS.
" The price has been reduced tor the next
thirty days from 500 to $50 caSl: per acre.
j. +. CARDWELL. owner, 12O4 y street. sac
ramento, at house on colony, ad Joining
Orange vale.
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VNHE NIMBLE SIXPENCE BETTER THAN
/ the slow shilling. Now is your time to
get cabinet photographs for 50 per dozen.
627 j street corner Seventh; BEALS' GEM
GALLERY.
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THE PROPERTY OF MRS. KATE
l. Vaughn, iii Eighth street, VIII be sold
October l7th, instead OF october 7th, in front
OF Courthouse door oS-9t
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EOR SALE-A FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE,
Il hard-fnished and in good condition must
be removed. Apply o04 street oI7.Gt
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II KUHN. ELECTRICAL WORKS
Ii. Dealer in bells, batteries, telegraph
telephone and incan descent lighting supplies
Electric wiring specially. No. 914 j street
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w prices: SardInes, sc can; catsup. &C bot
tie; French mustard, sc bottle; pickles, IOc
bottle; butter. SOC roll: good oyster l TO-
block matches ior DC; a bottle of gooo sauce,
LOG JOHN RILEY, Tenth and Z.
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A GOOD THING TO HAVE. THE
N Turner Fire EXtinguisher is as effective
alter being prepared over a year as il is the
day IL was sold. one OF those purchased by
VIM. Land last season and placed in the State
House Hotel was useo at the lire at Cooks
store Tuesday night and eXunguished the
The great power IL shows as a fire killer, and
the low prices at which it is sold, are two rec
concentrations why it should be kept in
every house and place OF business in this city.
All orders addressed to J. W. TUkNE Err box
421, Sacramento, Cal, viii receive his
prompt and careful attention. Don't put IL
OFT, for the next alarm may be for your house.
NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS BOUGHT,
~ sold and exchanged at reduced prices.
725 X.
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EOR SALE CHEAP OLD BUILDING
l. corner Tenth and NJ streets consisting of
large store and rooms. Apply at SlLLER
BROS, 1914 Thirteenth street
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CARPET CLEANING.

TT w. RIVETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
carpet man in the steam carpet beating
business In the city. Knows how the work
should be DONE and does il accordingly.
Southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
cog. Lowest rates. Best work.
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OAK sTovEwooD, So 10 PER CORD,
" delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth-street road. p q. address, sos
Seventh street. w. II. BASLER.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property-One OF the finest honesteads IN
this county, consisting of so acres situate on
the Upper Stockton road. miles rom city.
Come and see it. GEORGE Z. DL Dhl-S. on
the premises, or CHARLES COOLEY, 1913
Fourth street.
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HAY. GRAIN, ETC.
Bo0XBINDEEs.

DOOKBJNDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
u with good work and promptness. Z. W
$40 street, Sacramento.
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GROCERIES

C0RN, sc A GAN; HONEY, 10C \ FRAME;
" best white, 2 for 25c / z bars soap 25c;
6 bars Royal Savon, 25c: boraXaid. 3 lbs for
25c; Burbank potatoes, 65c sack coffee. zoe
a D; butter from sc to SOC roll; best ranch
eggs, 25c dozen; roast beet, > 1a-tD cans for
25c; Home baking powder, 2 OF Tor 2Oc best
hay and grain. HOWARD u SON. 1214
street
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PERSONALLY.

k1OJ STREEr-MENS HEAVY UN-
OlU derwear, from 20c up; mems over
shirts, from zoe up; fast black seamless socks
only loo pair; mems felt hats. all Styles from
Soc up.
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i are being formed for October 1st Private
pupils received al any time. Also a class for
children. MRS. n. h. WHITE 1914 Z street
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SCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK, 1O14
- Eighth street; stamping and embroidery
lessons given: lesson DAYS, Monday, Wednes
day and Friday.
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DIANoS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
i repaired by E. BLODGETr; reliable and
prompt. Orders left at POMMERS, Ninth
and j. or residence, 1891.
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On POUNDS COARSE GRADUATED
~ sugar, 81; 20 pounds brown sugar Ii
fine potatoes, 75c sack; Eastern picnic hams,
&c pound; mountain butter, zoe pound: good
fresh roll butter, 45c roll; crackers. sc box;
deyiled ham, &c; sardlnes, &c; large cans of
mustard sardlnes. l0c; large cans soused
mackerel, 25c; 10 bars soap. 25c: ROYAL Sa.
Won, for csc; sand soap, for zoe; good tea.
csc; Arbuckle coffee, zoe; Costa kica and
Java. SOC pound; Mocha and Java, 3 pounds
25c. BEEsLEY d son, SO7 j.
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TOR SALE - LOTS IN THAT HIGH
L block l. and NJ, Twenty-third and
1wenty-fourth streets. Inquire j. kOENER,
9O3 h street.
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e1nJ STREET, MEMS FINE CALF So
JlU shoes now 81 25; ladies 81 rs kid
shoes now 81 20; ladies' Oxford ties now
only 65c; children's SHOES from 4Oc up.
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MRS. MAY WALKER HAS REMOVED
Nl her cloak-making establishment from
1927 | street TO 1857 . street.
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GALL AT 725 X STREET AND TRY THE
" great health drink, SarsapariIla, Celery
and Iron; 1t eShilarates ana. strengthens; a
bottle making four gallons, rs cents.
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LOST-FOUND.

T OST-FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 10TH,
IL red leather purse, containing ring set
with two diamonds and an emerald also q
trunk key and some bangles. Finder please
return TO 1419 q street and be rewarded. Its
T OST = SORREL HORSE, WHITE
l. stripe in forehead. Finder return to
WASHINGTON BAKERY and receive re-
ward
EOUND = POCKETBOOK, OCT. s, 1895.
L owner can have same by paying for this
ad and giving description. ). IL. WOLF.
Pacific Hotel. ol5-3t*
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING IN
L latest fall styles; bicycle suits to order
1223 SeYenth street.
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John BELLMER, KEEPING ONE OF
y the oldest established ana best located
groceries in town, at 915 X street. believes
there are some VINO know him not; hence this
card.
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ITO LEr-S1S FoUR-RooM COTTAGE,
i 1911 Twenty-third street CURTIS,
CARMICHAEL & BRAND.
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NINE BUTTER 35C ROLL; BEST CALI
4 forna eggs, 25c dozen; fresh eggs. zoe
dozen, dozen for soc; sugar corn, for 25c
BEESLEY & SON, SO7 j street.
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NEW PARLOR ORGAN AND A
"A double-barrel!ed 10SaUge Parker shot
gun with outfit; good terms. Inquire at 1929
II street.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY
y SIT Sixth street. Sacramento. Farm
hands, general help furnished and contracts
executed.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

n w. APPLETON, PHOTOGRAPHER,
L. AIS ] street. Pictures enlarged and fin
ished in water colors, India ink or crayon;
viewing and outside work; groups taken at
home; amateur work finished; kodaks re-
loaded. Good work, reasona bic prices.
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A LODGING HOUSE OF Il ROOMS.
N doing good transient business; best 10
cation in the city; good reasons for selling.
Call at this Office tor particulars.
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DAG CARPET FACTORY AT 1914
IL Eighth ST. MRS. JOHNSON, Propretress
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WANTED.

DOOM AND BOARD WANTED BY MAN
II and wife in private family or boarding
house. Address GIG, this Office o11-St~
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NESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS
v cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. w. NJ.
SLAUGHTER, 317 * and 321 NJ.
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DR. LII WE Yum, 4O4 I STREET, CURES
- all diseases. Medicine for sale.
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TO LET OR RENT.

TWO ROOMS WITH BOARD IN PRIVATE
i family. Address 40, this Office. o17-3t*
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T'0 RENT-FINB STORE, 927 X. 24xSO.
i Apply E. L. HAWK, lo12 Fourth street
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DARKER & COULTER, WOOD CARV-
/ ers, decorators and designers. 9O6 Ninth
street. opposite Plaza.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

IF YOU WANT A GOOD, HOT CHICKEN
l. tamale go to iii fifth street; DC apiece,
. for zoe. At the stand, Tenth and J, LOG
apiece, Tor &c, for zoe. o16-3t*
g ACRAMENTO TURN-VEREIN, TURNER
~ Hail, * street, between Ninth and Tenth
Arrangements OF classes in gymnastics for
children: Juuiors-14 to is years, tuesdays
anu fridays, 6:3O 10 p. n. Boys-6 to IL
years, " eunesdays $3.50 to p NJ; Satur-
days, 10 A. NJ. 10 IL NJ. Glrls-6 to Ia years,
Mondays and thursdays, $3.50 10 p. NJ.
1uitIon: soc per month; Two children from
one family, 75c; three or more, 81. Make
application durng lesson hours All Classes
are under the personal supervision OF the
teacher MIR. Ferdinand Fischer.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF GYM
NASIICS.
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A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR SO; FILL
n ing soc and upward; from one-third to
one-haif saved; all work guaranteed. DIR. q.
w. NEWSOM, Dental Parlors, 1920 1 street.
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ENERGETIC MEN
w of good address; salary paid. Apply be-
tween As and p. NJ. GEORGE b. HENRY,
1901 street. o16-3t
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MEETING NOTICES.

DIED JACKET TRIBE, NO. rs. a
IL Imp d o. r. M.-All members A
are requested to meet at their wig sE5zTR2
wan FRIDAY, October 18th, at l $500
O'Clock. to attend the funeral of our late
brother, ABRAH AM SHOEMAKER.
o17-2t* w. G. SCHMEISER, Sachem.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

AIDES OF SACRAMENTO.-TH BAN
| j ncr system OF the age tor ladies' tailoring
is the DelamortOn system, perfect every way;
cutting perfectly with seams; the only system
cutting without any seams; cuts to fit with
out trying on; child can learn ii. The sys-
tenn with dress cutting and making thoroughly
taught at TIA seventh street. Agents
wanted.
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M RS. CARRIE E. TURRELL, TEACHER
vi of piano residence. 1923 1 street.
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MUSIC AND ART.

MRS. F. MOELLER, THE VOCAL
vi music teacher, has removed from 1877
NJ street, TO 1922 Eighth street, where
pupils will be received as formerly. o12-lw
MISS Ida l. CLINCH WILL RESUME
vi her vocal teaching October LIST. at her
residence, 11l6 Seventh street.
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NTANTED = A RELIABLE LADY OR
w gentleman to distribute samples and
make a house o-house canvass for our Nege-
table Toilet Soaps; $40 10 SIS a month easily
made. Address CROFTS u REED, 242 ;.
Robey street, Chicago. IL
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WANTED - THREE ROOMS FUR
w nlshed for light housekeeping. Address
+. c. WATKINS, Capital Telephone Co .o16-2tf
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WANTED TO RENT - A NEAT AP
w pearing, light weight, covered spring
wagon. Address G. L. NJ, 514 Thirteenth ST.
ol5-3t*
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From the Art Gallery we rode to SUIT
ter's Fort, passing through the beautiful
residence portion OF the city. and out 10
the suburbs. whore houses are scarce and
real estate advertisements plenty. l have
seen so many old Indian forts in the
East, all built upon tho log-cabin and
block house style. that | was Ill prepared
to see such n massive, well-forIiiiei edi
fee. Simply the roof of he main build
ing shows above the high adobe walls
which surround tho entire grounds.
These walls are fifteen feet high, four feet
thick and unbroken with the exception
of the main gate. Through this gate our
party rolled upon our wheels, two of
which had crossed the plains by the came
trail exactly as did the majority OF Imnii-
grants who made Suffers Fort the real
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rTHE DAVIS BUILDING Is NOW READY
l. with fifty rooms handsomely furnished.
everything is new, clean and high class
None but respectable persons admitted,
JOHN +. DAVIS, Manager, All X street.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

EIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD AT 90 l.
L street; also q few nicely furnished rooms.
O13-6ts
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A commodious building, with valuable
contents, donated 10 Sacramento by Mrs.
l.. b. Croker. Two floors are devoted
to paintings; the third TO a museum OF
natural and neurological history Many
paintings by the old masters adorn the
walls OF the well-lighted galleries, and
after an hours inspection we came away
satisfied that in her generous gift Mrs.
Croker had certainly added TO the at
fractions a most instructive and valuable
0na
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MANITOBA GOOD TOP BUGGY IN EX-
w change for a new bicycle. Address p. ..
Box 5 4, city. o. o-3t
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DRIVATE BOARD; ALSO ROOMS; NEW
l. furniture. 725 l. street, one block south
from Clunie Opera-house.
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THREE FUNERALS.
Burial of 5. c. Tryon, Samuel Deal ant
Mrs. stephen Quale.

Burial of 5. c. Tryon. Samuel Deal and
Mrs. stephen Quale.
The funeral OF the late Sylvester Tryon
took place Saturday afternoon from his
late residence, corner of Tenth and l
streets, and was largely attended.
The religious services were conducted
by Rev. Henry n. Hoyt OF the Congrega-
tional Church and the funeral was under
the auspices of Sacramento Lodge. No.
40, Z. and a. NJ.
The pail bearers were Matt Karcher
and Charles A. Nathan OF the Exempt
tiremen's Association, and Ii. Cook. II.
NJ. LaRue, William NJ. Petrie, George
q. Davis of Sacramento Lodge, L. and
A. NJ.
The remains of the late Captain Samuel
Deal were brought to the city on Satur-
day and inferred in the City Cemetery.
The body Of Captain Deal had been cre-
mated.
Mrs. Quale's funeral also took place
from her home near Mayhews on Satur-
day and was largely attended.
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erty and brings comfort in affliction. It
is not confined to any class. Every body
can get 1t who tries to get into the light OF
things.
But the soured ones will always tell US
that there IS enough wrong in the world
to make man miserable. True, but the
wrong is ever being righted. and il we
VIII we can always find enough good and
right to make US joyful. Shadows come,
but there is always sunshine somewhere,
and the brave soul will go on his way re-
Joicing, fully contented to look ahead if a
cloud hangs over; hoping STILL if for the
moment cast down, thus honorlng any
calling IL life, making the meanest rags
respectable by the way he wears them,"
happy and full of sunshine himself and
sending beams of good cheer into every
heart
The gospel means good news, and this
IS the possession Of the Christian. 1t IS
his duty To be cheerful. The world will
believe that Christians have good news
when they read it in their cheerful lives.
and not when they see sadness on Chris
tians' faces.
Christian. do not make the world feel
tnat you are uncomfortable in your call
ing, and that when they turn Christian
they must go into the house of mourn
Ing. Men Judge a country by its eX-
hibits; SO they do religion.
Bearing fruit, sweet, luscious. and
blessed, is the business or the Christian"
Do you see the meaning? Christianity
is not to put on a veil and hide away in
cloister. Cheerfulness, good spirits. light
heartedness, sweet merriment belong to
the Christian.
No man can please God moro by eating
bitter herbs than by eating sweet honey.
a cloudy, foggy, rainy day is not one
whit more heavenly than day of sun
shine.
1t was not the pleasant things of this
world that came from the devil, and the
dreary, disagreeable things from God. 1t
was ''sin that brought death into the
world and all our woe''; and when sin van
lshes the woe will vanish also. God is
ever blessed and glorious, and the more
nearly we approach Him the more will our
blessedness become complete. The true
Christian graces are all radiant with hap
piness.
True Christianity is cheerful 1t
consoles wretchedness and bright
ems with divine glory every
other JOY. 1t draws to itself the
brokenh hearted, the weary. the lonely.
the Outcast and the despairing; and it
gives to them rest and comfort aud peace.
1t rekindles hope where the fire has al
most gone out; it inspires strength and
courage and joy. 1t may check the idle
and frivolous merriment, but it gives in
stead calm and peaceful cheerfClness,
which is the balm and sunshine of life,
and the light and joy of heaven.
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FATALLY BURNED.

Albert A. Potter Injured by an Ex-
pioding Lamp.
The many friends OF Albert A. p otter,
formerly bookkeeper for George Dierssen
q Co., viii regret to hear that he was per-
haps fatally burned about o'clock Sat
urday morning at Red Bluff by the e1-
plosion Of lamp. which threw the burn
ing oil over his head and breast. burning
him frighLfully.
Mr.. Potter went to Red Bluff about two
weeks ago TO take position with Jame es
Feely in the Red Bluff Cannery Com
pany. lie was a quiet, pleasant man.
with qualities that won him the friend
ship of those with whom be came in con-
tact, who will regret to hear of his mis-
fortune. He is not married.
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,12,415 sc
voyagers Tor Pleasure

Or business. persons on the point oftaking an
outing on land or sea yachtsmen and tour
lists need and should be provided with some
preventive OF seastckness and corrective OF
the occasional Ill effects OF unaccustomed air
food and water. Many nervous persons ex-
perience qualnas akin to seasIckness when
travelling by rail. They, too, require medici-
nal safeguard The best in existence is Hos
letters Stomach Bittefa, which promptly re-
Iieves nausea, sick headache. biliousness
cramps and collie, etc. IT business calls you
TO some locality where chils anu fever or bill
lons remittent Is prevalent, don't fail TO pro-
vide yourself with it. For constipation, rneu-
matism and inactivity OF the kidneys IL is an
mend it highly. Lay in supply before you
start by boat. steamer or train. 1t is most
serviceable travelling companion.
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EIFTY COMPANIES.
The Proposed Number for the National
Guard.

SIU3rO.
To-day the Military Board of Location
will meat in San Francisco to complete
the work Of reorganiZing the National
Guard. Adjutaut-General A. w. Barrett
went down from here on Saturday,
Major General w. II. Dimond is in the
city. and Governor Budd will be there
to-day.
The appropriation provided by the last
Legislature is sufficient to maintain III
effective style five companies of the Naval
battalion, four companies of cavalry and
fifty companies OF infantry. In order TO
reduce the infantry companies TO the
proper mber, it will be necessary to
muster out twelve more companies.
The Adjutant- General says that fifty
companies recruited up TO the maximum,
would be much more effective than sixty
five companies of Indifferent strength.
lie understands that the members OF the
board will take hold OF the su bject of re-
organization to-day and adhere closely to
it until the work Is completed.
Since the task must be performed it is
thought better to have it done with and
allow every organization to know just
how and whore it stands.
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FOLSOM ODD FELLOWS.
Installation and Banquet There o
Saturday NIGHT,

Installation and Banquet There on
Saturday Night.
On Saturday evening. July 18th, Geo.
II. Gray. District Deputy Grand Master,
assisted by Past Grands, A. D. Tilton as
Grand Marshal, C. M. Harrison as Grand
Warden, r. G. Aiken as Grand Secre-
tary, +. c.. Nichols as Grand Inner
Guard, installed the following officers OF
Granite Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F., at
Folsom:
L. W. Hollingsworth, N. c.; F. c.
Myer, V. g.; T. II. Betz. Secretary; J.
Miller, Treasurer; ID. Monroe, Ward; u.
w. Eveland. Cond; George Marvin,
/. $. g.; Geo. ferguson. o. S. g.: T. I. lay
lor, Il. S. to N. c.; l.. Lanyard, L. s: to \.
g.; A. Masick, K. S. to V. c.; 6. Watson,
l.. s. to V. c.; p. Boyle, L. S. s.; j. Hy-
man. r. s. S; and j. Butler as Chap.
After the installation ceremonies fine
supper was served and the grand officers
returned to Sacramento well pleased with
the hospitality of the Folsom odd Fell
lows
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its history that the association will have
met on the Pacific Coast.
The convention met in San Francisco in
1888. and at that time was given the grand
est reception it has ever had.
Much credit is due to State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction S. Z. Black
Normal School Principal e. I. Pierce Of
Los Angeles, President G.. III. Keyes OF
the Troope POlytechnical School at Pasa-
dena, Professor Earl Barnes of Stanford
University and other delegates to the con-
VentioD
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THE WORDBN REWARD.
1t Has Been Divided Between q Nur
ber of Persons.

1t Has Been Divided Between Num-
ber of Persons.
Judge Grant of Yolo has made an order
that sets at rest all dispute rs to how the
So, 900 reward given by the Southern Pa
cific Company for the arrest and convic-
ton of Worden, the train wrecker, shall
DO apportioned.
The matter came up for hearing on Sat-
urday, in Woodland, and the court heard
the testimony of Chief of Police Drew OF
this city. a. j. Wilson, Johnny Sher-
burn, }. a. Gibson, L. t. Burke, Con-
ductor Hill and Brakeman Keepel.
T. +. Baker represented Burke and
Wilson; a. J. Bruner appeared for young
Sherburn. J. B. Devine was attorney for
Drew and Wilson and +. Baker appeared
for the railroad company.
The lawyers argued at the evening ses-
sion OF the court. Judge Grant finally
divided the reward as follows: Johnny
Sherburn, 81, 800; j. A. Gibson, $1,000; L.
II. Burke, S570; Conductor Hill and
Brakeman Keepel, 500 30 each; A.
Wilson, $3.50; NJ. NJ. Drew. 500.
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HEAVY SHIPMENTS.

The Coming Week VIII BE the Hight
Of the Fruit Season.
The steamer Herald brought up 1900
boxes Of fruit from the orchards along
the river yesterday morning, and the
Apache brought up $500 more. The next
ten days will be the heaviest of the fruit
season.
Crawford peaches are beginning to
move, and shipments of pears and
German pruDes are very heavy. The
new fruit sheds will be lit up at night
with electric lights this week, and the
work Of loading cara for the East will be
ruShad
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TAX ASSESSMENTS.
Some Additional Applications Made
for Reductions Thereon.

Some Additional Applications Made
for deductions Thereon.
At the meeting of the Board of Super
visors Saturday the following petitions
for reductions Of assessments were filed:
From First Baptist Church, from $4,000
to s., 800, on the north half of lot s. and
north half of the east half OF lot g, l. and
NJ, Eighth and Ninth streets.
From Joseph and Catherine Werlin,
from 81, 500 to S3, 500 on the north 110 feet
Of the east quarter of lot l, K and J., Sec
ond and Third streets, and lot s, Il and 5,
Ninth and Tenth streets.
From sacramento Lumber Company,
from $751; to SIS, 900 on personal prop
erty.
From Friend 81 Terry Lumber Com
pany, from $50, ,450 to so. 800 on solvent
credits and personal property.
From John Oschner, from 81 900 to S400
on improvements on the north half OF lot
8. K and L, Eighth and Ninth streets.