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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-06

The total shipment of peaches via the
s. p. from Ashland up to last night, says
the Valley Record amounted TO nearly
10000 bloXls on this amount only few
hundred boxes went southlward, all the
remainder goDng TO Willamette and Sound
points. These shipments were of the
cary varietes-mostly AleXander's. Heavy
shipments will commence with the ripen-
Ing of the latter variety. AS far as can
be learned prices so far have averaged
fairY wen.
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The following genliemen. on Saturday,
ale1 ~. nccsEary bond ana paPefs IN
tlna secretary of states Office and were
duly commissioned notaries public: +.
d. Hennessy, Of Portland, and c, w.
Fu1on, Of Astoria,
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Articles have been filed incorporating
the Oragon Bonanza Mining Company, to
develop mines of gold silver and other
precious mstals, pnr,dcularly the Bonanza
OF josephine county; office. Grants Pass;
capital, $4,000; 1000 shares OF $50 each;
incIpomtors, Edward Wade, Rob;rt
Browl, john King and Samuel Baldwin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-22
TABLA EXACTA
DE OUENFAH CFORMADAs

aplicables al cobro de iorna.
les, fraccionados estes en- c.
tavo de dfa, princlpiando pc.
un cuarto y terminando en- I
dfas, con precios escalonadt 6
desde IN real fuerte hasta tre
pesoC, ye4presando caus fraI
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- Pc
sos, centavos y ac6ntimos do
centavO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-22
BOLETIy .HERCANTIL DE- PIERfA-RIC0.


PERIODICO CONSAGRADO A La DEFtNSA DE Los lA.
TERESES MAJ IONALES IN AMkRI A. -ORGANC
DE Los GsPANoLEs IEc0SDICIoNALEs EN pTaRIru.
CONDICIONES GENERATES acordadas por Ia D:recci6a
1. para todo clase de remihdos q aauacios.
puohAcon annncos
convenciOnales qne se determinsrAn enEos mismos
Los unicAdos remidcs tss deben
hrna del auo quisn ssuna feapobdad de
mas con 10 de persons Responsible de su pago
Los originates rsmdor Qscs spun no sx,An
devueltos annqus pubnqnsn
No Sc responds de extrAvfo ri de cicbes.
La coiumnA del peddco cdoadds
largo. * I4"a T.aas
E teud derechoA
pubicsclon de anunos En-
Ito po 100 sore e prseio de tAFifs s~4.ssr-r
anuncane que env CLOHES pnbicac6u
endfs una bonhcac6n de 10 loo sobfe preos
undo mporte de los PESOS
anuncnts feciba pero de o
Ward el primer ndmero 8 s. 81. - @eES ~ = -
Para los delB0LETIN ins. sso. eonunica
do remido ion correspondents DIEZ CENTAyOS.
o suptorss tendrn 20 100 de bon fcan
gAceilAs comunicados remitidos I 4 F7aa8|'
cados serG anticpadO f7sa' 1RaF' 'f5777V r. 77
81 mprsvstA dsse De pe6dico temp ucpts
% rsntegrHdo con tantas pnbsn las
dgado de sahr. aae s8s1ea VsF&T s'77 co. f-
'Tarifa para Ia publication de anuucios.
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NOTICE-ALL BUTCHERS ARE RE
~ specttully invited to attend meeting of
the Journeymen Butchers Association at
Unity Hall, l. o. O. f. building TUESDAY,
June 25th, for the purpose of making ar
rangementS to assist in the parade on the
Fourth OF July. Respectfully yours,
je24-2t COMMITTEE.
HNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the stockholders of Armory Hall Assoca-
tiOn Will be held at the Armory on MONDAY
EVENING, July 8, 1895, at $50 O'Clock, tor
the election OF Board OF Directors.
b. ii. MCKEE, President.
w. |. WALLACE, Secretary. je1 std
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SACRAMENTO'S ELECTRIC CARNIVAL
It VIII be Engineered by a Compe-
tent Person.
The Electric Current Will be Running
Over the Wires by the First
Of Next Month.

There was another meeting at Mayor
Steinman's Office yesterday to consider
matters in connection with the proposed
electri coarnival during the State Fair.
L. F. Breuner, OF the committee ap-
pointed to go to San Francisco to get all
the information possible as to the cost
of the carnival, reported that K. t. Bar
bour of the General Electric Company
consented to come to this city and give
the committee In charge OF the prsllml-
nary arrangements all the assistance they
desire to make the carnival success. lie
will be hers either to-day or tomorrow.
1t is not likely that the electric fountain
which was in use at the " orld's Fair
will be brought here, as the expense
would be too great.
Mayor Steinman suggested that when
MIR. Barbour arrives here consultation
be had with him, the committee and
Vi essrs. 7. a. W. Shock OF the Sacra-
mento Electric Light and Power Com
pany, and j. G. Pierson Of the Capital
Gas Company. as to the proper course to
pursue ia formulating the programme.
He also suggested that when they have
everything ready to then select Dl-
rector-General and other necessary Off
cials.
The Mayor, who is President OF the
| Capital Gas Company, said his company
would do everything possible TO make
the carnival a complete success.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to
| tho call OF the Mayor
Three more of the mammoth ,200-horse
power electric generators for the power
house al Folsom are now on the way
from the East. There is one generator of
l. .200-horse power already in position.
Manager Shock has been authorized by
Messrs. Gallstin and LivermOre to an
nounce that the company will on tho st
of july set in motion the wheels OF its
great enterprise that are TO receive their
motive power from the American River.
Mr.. Shock says that the generator al
ready IN this power-house will supply
| S5U-uorse power in excess OF what will
Do required by the company to operate
| its streSt-car system, ana this surplus
| power VIII, after Monday next, be avail
able for general purposes in this city.
! All over the country scientific men have
! their eyes turned upon sacramento at
this time, for the enterprise which has
been inaugurated here is on greater
scale than any similar one in the world,
| excepting, of course, that at Niagara
Falls which has not progressed to as near
completion. 1t is thought that a month
later will find the local plant in oper-
ation-long before the date for the pro-
posed electric carnival. Admission Day.
| The company is now receiving applica-
tons for motive power and figuring on
contracts with local manufacturers and
others for electric power and lights.
1t will be great day for Sacramento
! that witnesses the introduction OF this
vast power into the city, and the event
will be one that the citizens should be
pleased to celebrate in manner fitting
| the occasion and that will attract the at
ton Of not only the entire coast, but the
whole country.
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ODD EFFECT OF HEAT.
People Frustrated by 1t Have Cool
Bodies and Moist skin.

That marked GOODNESS of the body should
be recognized sign Of heat exhaustion seems
like nonsense but is really sober scientific
fact. People who work in overheated rooms
on hot days whether their brains or muscles
are occu pied, suffer from headache, prostra-
ton and nervous collapse. The temperature
of the body, which should be 9S and a frction,
sinks to 90 or 95 and the skin is cool, pale
and moist.
In cases of heat exhaustion stimulants are
freely applied to quicken the circulation and
restore nervous power. For this purpose
nothing equals Duhys Pure Malt Whisky,
which is kept on hand by workers in offices,
factories, shops, iaundries-w men and
women with living 10 earn must toll on in
the heat.
Our American summer is an awful drain on
the vital force. To sustain the tagging energy
during the torrid weeks, Duhys Pure Malt
Whisky is of the greatest possible benefit an d
for that reason is highly prized by the great
body of honest, self-respecting working peo-
pie. 1t Is an article for the home. Its purity
ana acknowledged medicinal value make it a
treasure in the family, especially in the hot
months, when. in cases of emergency, the
prompt use of the superb stimulant may
avert disaster
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CAPITAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
y Gala Day for the Pupils and The
Visitors

y Gala Day for the Pupils and Their
Visitors.
Last Friday was gala day in Capital
District. The school held its closing ex-
ercises, and the schoolroom WAS crowded
with the parents and friends of the pupils.
The exercises were varied, and the pupils
acquitted themselves we'll, winning loud
applause from the audience.
Alter the singing of the parting song"
Master Andrew Will, in a very neat
speech in behalf OF the pupils and parents,
presented the teacher, Mrs. Hettie A.
Dunn, with handsome silver tea set.
The recipient was taken completely by
surprise, and called upon DR.. u. y.
" bite, Clerk of the Board of School
Trustees, 10 respond for her, which be
did in his usual pleasing manner.
Then followed merry Time for both
old and young. Tables were spread and
fairly groaned under the weight of good
things prepared by the ladies. The
social lasted till late in the afternoon,
when all depal ted homeward, happy in
the thought that they had helped to make
CLOSING day" of Capital School time
never to be forgotten. The programme
was az follows:
Class song. "Trip Lightly; song,
WO 1lttle w elcouleS, deIen harrison
and Virgil Pierrini; class recitation, The
World" by second grade; Guess What's
in My Pocket" Mary Harder; song,
children Co." by the chart class; class
recitation, barbara Fritchie," third,
fourth and fifth grades; 1.-The Rejected
Guest" Jennie Gage; organ solo, Charity
Dawson; dialogue, 1.-The Rehearsal" !"
Edna Downer. Lucia Pierrini, Clara
Downer, Lottie Gage, Eddie Nance, Ell
wood Dawson, Maurice Derr; song, Il
Don't Want to Play in Your ard" Mil
dred Carpenter and Edith Ellis; Turn
ing over a New Leaf" Clarence Hinkle;
Little Patriots" four boys and four
girls; class recitation: What Live For"
sixth grade; The United Workmen." !"
eleven boys; 1.-The Rainbow" seven
girls; song, "Sleep. Papa Win Come
Again." Ida and Cora Davis; dialogue,
| The Canyassing Agent" Charity Daw-
son, Hetty Dunn. Charlie Bonetti, Clar-
ence Hinkle; salutation of flag by the
school: Our Flag" Andrew Will; class
song, The Flag of tho Free" Home,
Sweet Home" Carrie Wynn; can .ata,
The Parting" Hetty Dunn, Lulu
| Philip, Emma Will, barbara Schuler,
Lena SchulZe, Adah Sanders. Ida Davis,
| Ollie Sanders; valedictory, Elwood Daw-
son; Parting Song" by the school.
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THE SUPERVISORS.
Country Telephone Franchise Award'
to the Capital Company.

Country Telephone Franchise Awarded
to the Capital Company.
The Beard of Supervisors met yester-
day, Messrs. brennan, Curtis, Todd and
Chairman j. NJ. Morrison being present.
On account of sickness Supervisor Jen-
kins was unable TO be present.
Bids were received for the sale of a
franchise for a telephone and telegraph
system throughout the country, The
only bid was that from the Capital Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company for $50.
Accompanying the bid was an agree
ment to accept the ordinance granting the
company the rightto construct its system
in the byways and highways OF the
county.
The bid was accepted and the ordi-
nance adopted.
The following bids were received for
work TO be done on the Freeport road:
Gus Smith, 500: K. w. Parker, S624;
James Welch. $500; James Touhey, S725;
W. c. Hendricks, S67S. The bids were
referred to the Committee Oh Contracts.
The board then adjourned until next
Monday morning, when it will meet as a
Board of Equalization.
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TOR SALE-LOT IN OAK PARK, HALF
l. block from electric railway; this is one of
the best locations in the Park; will be held for
the next few days for $500. Il. l.. HAWK,
1912 Fourth street. je25-5t
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be divided between her children. share

be divided between her children. share
nd share alike.
George Girardsy. William b. Davis and
[. @. Shaw are named as executors of the
will, and they have petitioned for its
probate.
MRS. EASTERRRooK's ESTATE
Consists Of two policies in life assur-
ance association in Council Bluffs, Ia,
valued at 81. GOO. aud wearing apparel and
jew slry, the value of witch is unknown
TO the executor. E. H. Mckee. who has
petitioned for the probate of the will.
Tbs hsirs are w. j. Easterbrook. surviv-
ing husband, residing at Placerville;
John Aubrey. a son, residing at Mattoon.
H.; Austin Salisbury, another son, re-
siding at Fort w orth, Tex. and Edna L.
Gray, a daughter, residing in this city.
The deceased in her will bequeaths to
her sons, John Aubrey and Austin Sails
bury. So each, and 10 her husband, w. ).
Easter brook, the munifcsnt sum OF 81.
The residue OF the estate is willed to her
daugher, Edna T. Gray.
E. II. Mckee is named in she will as
its executor.
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OAK STOVEWOOD, So rs PER CORD
" delivered; measurement guaranteed: yard
on Twelfth-streeJ road T. O. address sos
Seventh street w. II. BASL.EK
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TWO WILLS.

Those of DIR. Light and Mrs. Easter
brook Filed for Probate.
The wills of the late DR.. w. w. Light
filed for probate in the Superior Court
yesterday.
DR.. Light left an estate valued at about
$40, 900, consisting of real estate situated
in Sacramento and Placer Counties. The
heirs are Elizabeth Girardey, the de-
ceased's sister, residing at Bethel. Cler-
mont County, o.. and her children, w.
o. Girardey of this city, and Georgia
Strickland of Cincinnati.
The deceased bequeathed to his sister,
Elizabeth Girardey, all of his property,
and if alter her death any remains 1t is to
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Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 90' and 90, with brisk
south westerly winds and clear weather
prevailing.
The parometrical readings at A. NJ.
and p. III. were 29Sl and 29.7S inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 10 and Of ,
and one year ago to-day, 690 and 520.
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GROCERIES

Offended TEA, 25C POUND; II BARS
ID soap, 25c; bars of white bora,l soat, 23c
fine dairy butter, 25c per roll. Iwenty-iirs
and Nj streets. II. FORTMAN,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

FT,HE EVENT OF THE SEASON WILL BE
4 the Evolutionary and Musical Entertain
nent by Rev. S. NJ. Martin and others TO
NIGHT at the tabernacle. Fifteenth ana M.lIt
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VIZ G. VAN NORMAN'S FAMILY GRO
w Gerry, 700 l street Constantly on hand
a good assortment of all kinds oi groceries.
Candies pastry, bread, fruit, vegetables anu
poultry None sell cheaper.
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y Gun Factory.

Negotiations are in progress looking to
the removal from a town in Massachu-
sets to this city of quite a large gun
factory. The company has arranged
with the Sacramento Electric Power and
Light Company for its power. but re-
quires some assistance in the removal OF
its plant. If the proposed Chamber OF
Commerce were now organized it could
quickly take the necessary steps to secure
this factory.
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Aquatic sports.

There was fair sized crowd of spec
tators at the swimming baths last even
ing to witness the aquatic sports arranged
and conducted under the supervision OF
Manager Thompson. There were swim
ming races, fancy swimming, high div
ing, trapeze performances and other feats,
all of which furnished much amusement
to those present
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE CHEAP-A SECONDHAND
L hish-grade bicycle Apply at BAKER q
HAMILION'S. je20-6t
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Found Justice Davis Returned.

Found Justice Davis Returned.
The vagrants who appeared in the Po-
lice Court yesterday were sensibly re-
minded that Justice Davis had returned.
Robert Gregor, Pop Kelly and William
Carroll were sentenced TO six months
each in jail.
John White was sentenced to sixty
days in Jail for stealing pair of pants.
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Wound I'm His Cases.

Justice Henry presided in the Police
Court yesterday for a short time to finish
up some cases that had come before him.
Otis Burns was sentenced TO forty five
days in the County Jail for vagrancy, and
J. Il. Mayo, who painted on the side
walks Professor Gleason's advertisement,
was discharged.
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roMATO KETCHUP, sc BOTTLE; DEN;,
lied ham, sc can; jam, 1Cc 81. :: soiu
dust. zoe. BEt.SLEY & SOS, $40 Il soreet.
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Real Estate at Auction.

D. J. Simmons & Co. announce that, to
close the Carroll estate, they will sell at
auction this morning at 10 o'clock, on the
premises, the full block from Tenth to
Eleventh on G. street, with four houses
thereon. These lots will be subdivided
into lots 40 by 100.
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1904 j STREET, NINE-ROOM HOUSE,
iOoU rent S22. Inquire j. f. HILL, 1907
Il
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The Miller-Hague Case.

The suit of +. A. Miller against Thomas
Hague. an action to recover possession OF
some property in Brannon's addition to
this city, is on trial in Department Two
OF the Superior Court. The plaintiff also
wants $500 damages and 30 for rents.
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zoo STREET - TWO COMFORTABLY
OZO furnished rooms for housekeeping.
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City Finances.

City Auditor Young makes the follow
ing statement of the receipts and dis
bursements OF the city for che week end
inc Saturday lima oOd.
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70 LET CIR RENT.

WHAT HANDSOME FLAT 1927 N ST.
| Inquire c. E. ADAMS, 110G street.
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a1O COTTAGE, -FOUR ROOMS AND
y ", closet, in line condition Call at S12
Eleventh street from 2 TO Z.
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Hughes Case Continued.

The case of James l.. Hughes, charged
with assault with deadly weapon, was
continued in the Police Court yesterday
till to-day.
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TOR RENT-WE HAVE A CONSTANT
+ demand Tor dwelling houses List with us
and secure good tenant JAMES Il. MILLS,
3O1 j street.
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Total.
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OOi~ l. STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
JUt front suite of rooms. JeE%-ot
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Oo1O STREET - TWO PLEASANT
AAIO front rooms; suitable for house
keeping.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ETGHT
L acres; good improvements; fourteen kinds
OF fruit, beside grapes 10 ship Finely stu
ated for extensive Improvements at little ex-
pense. Also. property in Napa Particulars
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I ODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE-BEST LO-
| 4 cation in the city; u bargain. For partic-
ulars call on Day Clerk, Pacific Hotel, Fifth
and X streets.
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UrANTED-A GOOD RESIDENCE, WITH
w not less than or rooms. VIII take
long lease. Good reference given. Call or ad-
dress 72415 K street.
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VITANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE. RENT
w not to exceeds $40: no children. COT
TAGE, this office. je25-3tF
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UOR SALE CHEAP-FROM so TO 100
acres of llAe alfalfa and hop land. Now is
your chance. Address ", this office.
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LOsT-FOUND.

I OSLO SUNDAY, WHILE BUGGY
IL riding, a pair of gold spectacles with chain
attached. Finder VIII leave ut FRED MA
SONS, 52S ] street, and be rewarded. II
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MEETING NOTICES.

nFFICEIsS AND MEMBERS OF
" Naomi Chapter. No. SO, o. +. S.,xs4Atz
are requested TO meet at Masonic Tenn 1sN
pie, north hall. THIS tuesday ~
AFTERNOON at 1870 O'Clock, 10 attend the
funeral of our late brother, DAVID HARRIS.
BY order OF L1t*l WORTHY MArKON.
FUNERAL NOTICE. - MEMBERS q
L OF Sacramento Chapter, No. 3, K. .EAz
hall THIS, 26th June, at 1870 ?. NJ, TO W.
attend the funeral OF our late Companion, D..
HARRIS. l1t*l j. W. BOID, IL. +.
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A JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUA-
n tion to do cooking and housework in
city. 9O3 d street, care of japanese Mission,
y. s. je25-3t*
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NITANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN OF
w good address; salary paid. Apply, BE-
tween and 2. NJ, 1O01 j street.
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1O-ROOM HOUSE AND BASEMENT OP-
IU posite Free Library. Call Mondays at
7l5 | street.
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BooKBINDEI5.
CARPET CLEANING

CtEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends III the East.
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w OR COWS TO
w pasture. Horses, 81 90; cows, 81. In
Quire at 63l h street.
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ITNIoN LODGE, NO. 55, F. AND Il
L. A. NJ. - Ofncers ana members "a
please take notices special meet y X
ing OF our lodge will be held at MAJ W
sonic Hail THIS AtTEkNOON at 1880
O'Clock, tor the purpose or attending the
funeral of our deceased brother Past Master
DAVID HARn1S. All Master Masons are
respectfully invited TO JON with Union Lodge
in rendering this last sad tribute OF respect 10
his memory. l.. GAMBACH, W. NJ.
JOHN MICA RTHUR, Secretary. it,
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A RELIABLE GIRL WISHES A PLACE
~ us COOK and general work; first-class ref
erence. Apply 1913 Third street. je25-2t*
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yITANTED-A GIRL TO Do COOKING
w Apply at United States Laundry, Ala
Fourteenth street. je22-3t*
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w GIRLS FOR LIGHT
w housewOrk; 10 women for general
housewOrk; ) mattresses, and a German girl
for chamberwork. Call at 626 l st. je24-2t%
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}ETANTED-BIDS TO BALE 100 TO 200
w tons of hay, with or without board and
wire. Address +. BOOTH. Costumes, Cal.
Telephone Booth" Cosumnes.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

HOTEL ELLANCHAM-COR. FOU RTH AND
L l. Enthusiastically first-ctass; rooms with
without board; meals, Roc; board, S4 par
week. Trans lent solicited.
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7 OST-A GREEN CLOTH BUGGY ROBE.
IL Return TO 1114 n street and receive re-
ward.
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w thoroughly qualified TO conduct Il vari-
ETY. store on percentage; good references as to
honesty required. sCall 1918 | street. je242t*
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TOR sALE-A BLACK FILLY, FOUR
l. years old; sired by Don Marvin; registered
in volume Ii; by name EIva Marvin. She is
a fine stopper and can trot better than three
minutes Also, bay mare Killa, by Stir
ling; dam Kill, by Prompter. She mas colt
by ner side by Don Marvin. Also, black flly
two-years-old, by Don Marvin. Also car
rage that has had but very little use with
pole and shafts. Price, $3.50. Inquire OF w
4. BROWN, at EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO.'S,
1915 Fourth street, Sacramento
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T nR. JOHN HILL MAKES \ SPECIALITY
IL of chlls and fever; also vonerC nj Ciile-.[es
only. Room 52, City Hotel. Once nor, 10
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TWO LOTS FOR SALE, 4Ox16O, ON EASY
/ terms. Inquire at 301I u street.
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MUSIC AND ART.

DIANos AND ORGANS TUNED AND
L repaired by I. BLODGETT, reliable and
prompt. Orders left at POMMER'S, Ninth
and j, or residence, 1871.
SCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK, 1O14
- Eighth street. Stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wedues-
day and Friday.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE = MALE AND
IL female help of all kinds furnished at short
notice by Z. NJ. RIA MOND, 624 *. Tel. 900.
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WANTED.

WANT TO BUY OR RENT FROM 5 TOTO
/ acres Of good bottom vegetable land or
work on shares from 10 to 80 acres. Address
Postoftice Box 9o, Sacramento.
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u OCULAR MEETING OF FAIR OAKS
IN Rellet Corps, No. 13, w. r. O., THIS
(Iuesday) EVENING at . o'clock.
SADIE BURNS, President.
MARY G. DUNN. Secretary. 1t*
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7 OST-ON J-STREET ROAD, THIS SIDE
IL of Perkins, ladies' tan-colored jacket.
Return to this office and be rewarded. je21-6t*
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I AISSULUTIUN. = THE PARIN E-tSI IlF
~ heretofore existing under the nrra name
ana style OF McCaw d Snyder III the conduct
OF the Mechanics Exchange Ho.el, i. dis
solved py mutual consent. Mr.. James McCaw
has purchased the entire interest of robert j.
snyder ana assumes all Liabilities incurred in
the business. Persons Indebted TO the firm
are requested to settle promptly.
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