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The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

To THE EDITOR OF THE JoURNAL Occa-
sionally see in your pleasant paper notices
Of smart Old ladies Of seventy Or seventy
five. Now listen, While | tell YOU Of tile
dean old lady in my home. Mrs Lydia Fer
guson, who will be ninety in February. l
passed through her kitchen at tve o'clock
a. III. and she had il large pan of doughEuts
fried | know it would have done you good
to eat one, and piece of her pie. Every
thing Is first class that She undertakes, not
only in the culinary department but in fine
art. Her embroidery ls Il marvel Of Skill
and beauty. Tie number Of pieces en-
br"ldered by her since she eighty is
more than fifty. Then she can tell her
daughters how " make their dresses, and
not only tell bnt can do them herself Last
winter twenty-five pairs Of mittens warmed
the hands and hearts of those Who Wore
them and She knit half of them. Now she
is engaged in making qnlts for the Girls
Home. She is we'll posted ON all the topics
of the day, and just quick in rerartee as
she was thirty years ago. These beautiful
verses from Proverbs will apply to her in
| the fullest sense:
She stretcheth out her hand to the poor
yea, she reacheth forth her hands to the
needy.
She openeth her mouth with wisdom and
| in her tongue is the law Of kindness She
| looketh we'll to the ways Of her household,
| and eateth not the bread Of idleness
| Now, if anyone can give better record Of
age and sinartness | should be pleased to
hear from them. MRS. Il. o. Patterson.
| Belfast, Me.
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POLITICAL POINTS. A Washington, D.
O., paper prints the following: ''William
G. Whitney will be a candidate for presi-
dent before the next national Democratic
convention This comes from inside
sources, is reliable and can be verified. 1t
is authoritative ...-.. Comptroller Eckels
holds that the silver agitation is on it's
''last legs There is evidence that it is
on the decline. Improvement in business
is hard blow for the lii to !. 80 cent sill
yer dollar movement. All agitations of
this kind thrive best when times are hard
and money scarce. The state conven-
ton of Massachusetts Republicans will be
held at Music hall, Boston, Oct. 9TH.
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also noted philanthropist and founder of
Sheffield scientific school attached TO y ale
college. From his father, Charles Shef-
field, he inherited a large estate. He
went to Cleveland about twenty five years
ago, and was married TO daughter Of
Gen. James Burnett. He had been in i'll
health tor long time... The coroner S
jury in the case Of the recent collision on
the Grand Trunk has decided that the
blame for the accident, by which several
lives We're lost should be placed upon the
dead engineer, who before starting his
train paltook freely Of beer.... The Mica
ragua canal commission, having returned
from its examination of the canal route,
is NOW entering upon the preparation OF
It's report, which viii be presented to Com
gress next winter. II is understood that
The report viii favor the construction OF
the canal. but viii put the cost at sl1O,-
900. ooe, and name seven years as the
period required fol IT'S competition. 4
change u route viii be recommended, Il
is said, and there will he some criticism
pt the wo,k allea'iN done. Ihe sand bar
n the entrance To the lreYtown haibor
can be Kept sufficiently low for practical
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Perso nal.

i le'''s''
orlanao herrlck Of castne was n town
= loesday
Mrs salina Watts 4 Boston is IN Belfast
vlsl'lhg friends
Miss Carrie Shillaher is the guest Of Mrs
1A'pe'' o'''''iians
Miss Olive Brookes Of 81. Louis is visiting
Miss Louise Hazeltine.
Harry Blake Of Bangor is spending a two
weeks vacation il Belfast.
f. L. Warren Of Bncksport was IN town
Monday On business.
Capt. l.. L. Lewis Of Bangor vas il, Bel
fast Tuesday On business
Mrs Lucy \. woods y Bridgeport, g., is
visiting Mrs. David Pierce.
Mrs. Mary Smith Of nuinrv Nas. j.
visiting friends III this eity.
Edward y Tborp,il5e ~ H,rri,,.,, r.
arrived ve.r4r,lav f,r \ yacation
Nv III aunr M Dav;a r Iihh.
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vincent aunt a Ro' kland spent SUNDAY
with ms mother, Nlfs Miitord Weed.
e'hesHay lor vls't 4 i feH 'iays,
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Sas> OF THE WEEK.


tFKS. Ii j. non otficially
ta.4j a large mill il to be built
H Falls this summer for the
fe 4t line writing and book pa
iil Viii lie under the manage
Fletcher Subtitle Company
thinning III Jan. 4, 1896. it
aMa fsoln 200 TO 500 hands and
M 81 HE best in New England.
i1 u quite double the popu-
smford Fails and REQUIRE the
laree number OF new build
f,.tnr1. first puhljshel in the
IN. that the case of State VS..
Wllo was convicted at the
-l. term of tle supreme iudi
Bangor ot muide1 in the
would lie argued at the com
fn in Portland. Is denied bv
rle pfi-oner who saV that
shin4 10 argue neither TX
niDtimn for neW trial hejne
{aWtn VIII be sentenced at
tclm. l~.,,i. Thr New Enc
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Personal.

visiting friends.
John Parker visited friends in Bangor list
| week.
Capt. o. W. French Of Lincolnville was ia
town Monday.
Charles Paul went to Penobscot Saturday
for short visit.
Miss ENERGY CHM visited Miss Louise
Hosmer of Camden last week.
Mrs Ellen M. Richardson went to Bucks
port Saturday for ten days visit
Edward Larsen and family Of Bangor
visited friends in Belfast last week
Mrs Frank f. Crowley and daughter WENT
to Lewiston Saturday for a short visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore of Chelsea,
Mass are in this city visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B Cunningham went
to Bucksport Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. Dora sanborn Of solnervile, Mass,
is visiting friends in Belfast and Brooks
w. E. Jones, wife ana child returned
home 70 SolAerville, Mass Vast Thursday.
Clarence Wentworth of Lynn, Mass, "
visiting his cousin, Austin WLltmore Of this
city.
Mrs. Laura Davis is visiting the family Of
her foster parents, Mir. and Mrs, George b.
Blake.
Fred Clark AMI wife ot EocNland were
guests ol lr and Ms. A. A Knight last
Week.
Wm. =. Faunce a Toledo, Ohio, arrived
in Belfast last Saturday 10 visit friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. !. A. Conant Went 70 Cam
der Monday to visit Mr.. C.'s mother and
other relatives
Mrs. Frank II. Fairbanks Of Everett,
Mass, is visiting Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
"A. s. Redman
~. q. Browning of New York arrived sun
day to Join his wife in visit to her sister,
Mrs. q. 3. Farrar.
Mrs. Otis Whitmore returned last week
from Lynn, where she attended The rau..iei;
of the Pote family
John Macdonald Of Boston arrived Satur-
day to join his wife in visit TO Her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Bicknel
o. G. Cntchett and grandson Ralph start
ed Thursday morning for a visit to friends
in Boston and New Hampshire.
Mrs a. NJ. Patterson and four children
and Miss Belle Clements Of Whiting, Iowa,
are guests Of Mrs John u. Fraiser,
Dr. u. +. Golden and wife of Boston visit
ed Mr. aud Mrs Aiyah S. Retilual last week
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A Vinalhaven Joke.

George Roberts has fe1 on his thumb which
is kind of uncomfortable. Vnalhaven Re
view.
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licpltblisan Jmlrnal.
fsFRv THURSDAY MORNING BY THE
allII;al Journal Publishing Co.
IA circulation in City and County.

TH1leN TERMS. In advance, 81 90 a year
Aear. 81 so; at the expiration OF the
N-isa IfRMs. For one square, one inch
.FlInHl, 81 go tur one week and u
Subsequent Insertion. Traction
m 6Flrgefl as a tull one.
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Elder W. NJ. Strout and wife are spending
the week in Belfast. Mr.. Strout il engaged
in evangelistic work, preaching from week
to week wherever called
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CAMP BuDD.
The Second Regiment Will Go to VAL
leio on juno Sth.

The Second Regiment Will Go to VAL
leio on juno Sth.
The officers and men of the Second In
fantry are as busy as bees making pre-
parations for the encampment which
commences at Vallejo on June Sth. 1t is
expected that the ranks will be full, as
no employer of National Guardsman
will for moment think of throwing an
obstacle in the way of an employe at
tending to his duty, when such duty is
directly in the interest of law and order.
The people of Vallejo are making great
preparations for the reception of the reg
iment. The stores and private dwellings
will be gaily decorated, and the citizens
generally anticipate great deal of pleas
ure from the visit OF the military.
Colonel Guthrie will take five COM
panies of his command from this city by
boat on the forenoon of June Sth, and
Company of Woodland will go by rail.
The country about Vallejo will be at
it's best at this season. The roads are
good for drive to Benicia. The navy
yard and ships of war in the channel Will
be objects of interest to the visitors, and
everything gives promise of the encamp-
'ment being most enjoyable and profit
abla one
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The Henry Water suit.

A stipulation has been filed in the
County Clerks office that the city in The
suit brought against it by w. E. Henry
for the recovery of damages for the
alleged violation of 8 contract to furnish
the inhabitants of this community with
clear water, have thirty days in addition
to the time allowed by law in which to
plead, answer, move or demur in the pro-
noodirna
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Suit on a Street Assessment.

William Snarr, by his attorney, Charles
T. Hughes, has commenced suit in the
Superior Court against Eli Mayo, f. D..
Myers, f. c. Meyers. Thomas Fox and
others to have declared a lien upon prop
erty in which they are interested an
assessment for s54 so for improvements TO
the alley between p and @, Fifth aud
Sixth streets.
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To-day the schools of the city will not
be in session, the pupils being given
holiday in honor of Memorial Day. In
most of the schools exercises appropriate
to the occasion were held, in which the
pupils manifested deep interest.
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A NNUAL MEETING.-NOTICE OF THE
Mount Shasta Mineral Spring Company
Whereas, the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of SAID corporation for the year
ending February 8. 1895 has not been held;
now J. G. A. Yoerk, President, do hereby
give notice that such annual meeting will be
held at the office OF the company in the City
of Sacramento, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. FRIDAY,
June 7, 1895. G. A. YOERK, President.
a. ANDREW, Secretary.
Sacramento, May %, 1895. my299t
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nON,T MISS THIS.-I HAVE TWO
~ twenty-five acre tracts of land adjoining
the town OF LoOmis. in Placer County. This
land is on the s. T. II. f., also on the county
road; the Bear River water pipes runs in front
of both tracts SO 1T all pe Watered. This
is in the heart OF the famous citrus colony,
which raises fruit a month earlier than any
other part Of the State. Land is selling at
for 81 per acre on long terms. or trade for
property in sacramento. Oakland or San
Francisco. Address p. q. Box 354, Sacra-
mento, Cal,
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10 TO G. b. CHAPMAN, 1927 FOURTH
VI street, for screen door and windows.

NyHR PHENIX.-THE GENERAL pUB-
i lie is respectfully notified That mar
ket will be opened and known as the PAosnlX
Market, located on X street. between .nlra
and Fourth, adjoining Curtis and Herzcgs.
The proprietor, Frank Stahle, has peen AN
employe of the firm of Mohr x YcerZ ana
lately connected with the Pacific Market, ara
is thoroughly competent to conduct the new
shop in first-class manner. II VIII ue MS
constant aim to have on hand only the ver'
best of meats, and particular pains viii he eN-
erted to serve customers in satisfactory
manner. A share of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited. my2T-5t
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NOR SALE-4O ACRES FINE FRUIT
l. land, miles north of Orangevale at SIG
per acre. It's ground hog case the owner says
A bargain at S2b per acre amongst brothers.
For further particulars apply to CARL
SIROBEL, 31I street, sacramento
my2o-3t<W
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BoOKBINDEHs.

DOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
ID with good work and promptness. E. w.
BRUENING, 3l9 street, Sacramento.
MAGAZINES, PoRTFoLIOS AND PERI.
lNl odicals bound in superior modern styles
at SILVIUS & SCHOENBACKLERS, Gen
eral Book binders, 4O3 ] street.
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JNO LET-GOOD ALFALFA PASTURAGE:
1 horses called for and returned. Address
JAMES HOLLAND, 1904 G street, city.
my2S-1W*
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MRS. A. BROCKWAY, TEST AND IN
lfl dependent slate writing medium, 49,
Is street. Sittings daily.
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To KEEP your digestive organs in order, get
a bottle OF the genuine Angostura Bitlers,
manufactured only by DR.. j. G. Il. Siegert i
Sons.
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OO1 L STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
Jul front room. Rent reasonable.
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NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR A BAR
IN gain to move in and go to housekeeping;
everything complete. Lot S0XSO, with dwell
Ing OF seven rooms, furnished; one-half OF lot
set out In fruit trees; only $4,000. E. L..
HAWK, agent, 1O12 Fourth street. my25-6t
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GROCERIES.

COFFEE, TEA.-WE ARE MAKING A
" speciality of Mocha and Java coffee at 3 &c
b, 3 ibs for 81, and our soc tea in LIB cans,
creamery squares. 35c. We have good tea at
25c 10; sugar and flour are both on the up
grade we still sell o bars good laundry soap
for 25c; large bars Royal Savon, 25c; borax
soap, . for 25c; papers corn starch for 25c:
tomatoes, for 25c; oysters, for 25c; toma-
to ketchup, sc bottle; deviled ham, &C can;
lard. 45c can; crackers, 45c box; sugar corn.
5 for 25c; hams 111ac h; shoulders, &c; fine
bacon. 1870; syrup, 2 sc gallon; 5-gallon key
good pickles, 75c. BEESLEY IL SON, $40 *.
DRY GRADUATED SUGAR, 1SL LBS.
~ for 81; Golden sugar, 2115 fbs for 81;
Island sugar, 20 lbs for 81; good corn. 4 cans
for 25c: cans tomatoes 25c: good butter,
25c roll: best syrup, 60c gallon; Arbuckle
coffee 25c ID: good tea, 25c 10; good potatoes,
Toe sack. SIMONS II SON, S15 X.
O-POUND CAN APRICOTS, 1Oe; 12 BARS
> SOAP 25c; bars of white borax soap. 25c;
l pound Costa Rica and Java Coffee, 32Iac.
TWenty-first and NJ streets. II. FORTMAN.
TOMATo KETCHUP, DC BOTTLE; DEv-
i lied ham, SC can; jam, 10c glass; gold
dust 20c. BEESLEY q son, $40 street
r RILEY'S GROCERY STORE, TENTH
q and Il, is the cheapest place in town TO
buy your groceries. Butter, 20c roll to 35c
roll; chow chow. i sc bottle; pickles, 1Oc bot
tie; sweet pickles in bulk: q can baking
powder, 25c No store can undersell us.
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o1O 91S TWENTy-SECOND STREET; 5
OlC. rooms, hail. yard renovated at ex-
pense of $40. Apply 2125 street. my25-1 w*
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* ACRES, WITH DWELLING, BARN,
y chicken-house, ETC.; about six miles from
sacramento. Price, $1,000. h. l.. AWk
agent, 1O12 Fourth street. my25-6t
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CANTON SACRAMENTO, NO L, PATRI-
~ archs Militant, ]. o. o. F.-Officers and
form THIS THURSDAY, Nay 3oth, at their
hall of cantonment at l p. M, to take part in
the parade and decoration services. Per order
o. w. ERLEWiNE, Captain.
Attest: w. A. STEPHENSON, Clerk. Its
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E'OR SALE-LOT 60x6O PACIFIC GROVE,
l. near Monterey; best location; street graded
nne marine view; cheap for cash. See j. H..
MILLS, 3O1 street. Sacramento, my2S-6t
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FOR SALE.

NARDWELL COLONY-1O-ACRET TRACTS
" only $1G0 per acre; water pipes will be
laid to each and every tract in said colony.
}. I. CARDWELL, owner, 1904 N street, or
3Ol street, Sacramento.
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1O1S L STREET-HANDSOME FUR
lUlO nished front suite: also, single room.
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MUSIC AND ART.
CARPET CLEANING.

NF d. KEET OF 215 STREET Is
Nl. specially prepared to do Carpet Clean
Ing Renovating and Reiaying on very short
notice and on tho lowest terms
WOOD AND COAL
In all varieties delivered at anY part OF the
sity. Telephone GOA.
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NESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS
" cleaned; no dirt, lowest prices. w. n.
SLAUGHTER, 317 X and 53l VI.
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A LASKA CURSION.-LEAVING SAN
n Francisco July 9th, returning july 30th
FOR reduced rates and informa ion address
REV. HENRY III. RICE. 1904 i<irl1bam
street, Oakland, Cal. lny24-1W
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- Sl7 Sixth street. Sacramento. tarll.
hands, general help furnished and contracts
executed.
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S0c X STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
CUO front suite; also single rooms.
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MEETING NOTICES.

X NJ. /. NO. SPECIAL MEETING
| THIS Thursday EVENING at Cirangers'
Hall. at s O'Clock. Visiting brothers cordially
invited. TOM A. CODY, President.
ED. H. KRAUS, Secretary. 1t
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TOE BORZONE, THE CHAMPION BOOT
u black, formerly at 916 Ninth Street, is now
would be glad to see all his old frienas and the
public in general.
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| OOtK STREET = PLEASANT FUR
| OUt nlshed front rooms for housekeeping.
Terms reasonable.
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Orphan Asylum.

At the Protestant Orphan Asylum yes
terday the following programme was
rendered, the programmes presented to
those present being written by the chill
dren:
Song. ''The Pilgrims; recitation.
"Praise God''; 'The Bonny Flag" Mark
Grace; recitation, by class; selections,
Lena Logan, Lily Teitjens. Tom Leeper,
Ida Grumsen. Lena O'Connor; song,
decoration Day.: recitation, 10y class:
Fighting the Foe" Willie King; For
Grandpa's Sake" Gertie Venter: Scat
ter the Blooms," Eugene Mohn; song,
Lovely May'; ''Our Day." Kittie Donly:
''Soldiers, Rest" Lily Stice; "Our Sol
diers' Graves" B. Baglioni: recitation,
by class; Memorial Song" by class;
True Soldiers" Eleanor Logan; All
Lands Have Sacred Days." Henry Ven
ter; This Day." Grover Beamer, Willie
Leeper; May Song," by class; '.The
Bugle Call of Gettysburg" Cora Probert;
"The Bivouac of the Dead" Alice
Brooke; God Bless Our Stars Forever"
by class; song, America for Freedom"
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T-STREET HAY MARKET; NO. 2O5, COR
1 ner Second and l. To everyone that wants
hay il will be greatly to your advantage to
call and see price list before buying else
where Full weight guaranteed.
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SSALCIMINING ROOMS FROM SO UP;
~ whitening from 81 up; scraping ana
patching extra. Leave orders at 1922 L ourth
street. or 2lS alley, Second and Third, n AID
streets. SAM GALE.
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DRESS AND CL0AKMAKING.
CARPET CLEANING.

cIvrTING THE PRICE-FRoM AND
nets for cents per yard. HARRY W.
fT' RfTVETr, corner Twelfth and Q streets. Tele-
phone 292. The same high class work as
heretofore.
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PERSONALS.

PROFESSOR MERRILL, ASTROLOGER,
i has arrived; life horoscopes, 81; business,
health, love, ETC.; questions, advice cnildrens
horoscopes. 925 *. my29 6t~
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TAKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
i to +. q q. THOMAS, dyers and cleaners,
for best and quickest work. 10l1 Sixth st.
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XNANTED-A POSITION AS MILLINERY Y
w trimmer or saleslady: eight years expe-
rience. Apply MRS. H. b. MULLEN, 1921
Fourth street. my24-6tt
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GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR SO; FILL
n ing, SOC and upward; from one-third to
one-half saved; all work guaranteed. DR.. G.
w. NEWSOM, Dental Parlors, 1920 l street.
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m E. FOGELSANG HAS REMOVED HIS
Il electric works from 1905 X street 10
LOG Tenth street. Oriental gas engines and
electrlc works of all kinds. Gas engines re-
paired
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DETURNED, MR.. ROWLAND THE
IL spiritualist: life readings daily. 81; dis
eases diagnosed and all forms OF malaria.
rheumatism, stomach, male and 1emaie dili
culties positively cured. Call 3 10 Il street.
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k1c TWELFTH STREET,. ROWE, SEC
ClO ond-hand and new harness. saddies
etc., bought sold, exchanged or repaired.
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VOU WHO NEED PLUM MBING AND GAS
L fitting work done will have lost great
| chance to save money if you full 10 call on
WALLACE, S13 to S17 J.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

FJ,ELEPHONE 37o-LISTERS SPECIAL
i delivery: trunks, csc. Stand. $. b. COZ
ner Sixth and j. THOMAS E. LISTER.
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TWILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
1 any debts contracted except by myself IN
person. JACOB MILLER. nly2S-3tT
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rO~ NJ STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
tUC pleasant front room, rent reasonable.
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

n E. ADAMS, HOG STREET-CH cap
", est place tor hay and feed. White wild
oats; also, tule hay for carpets.
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yITANTED-PEOPLET CROWD I'M JUST
w as they have been doing, Bargains are
still open in the hardware, crockery, tnware
and stove departments. WALLACE, S13 to
SIT street.
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business is BRISK, BUT WALLACE Is
ID up to the times and can ill pirstAbing Jobs
promptly and properly. 613 TO o17 j street.
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E'OR COOL, SHARP BEER, FINE IL
l. quors and wines go to G.. Is. FOSSETTI.
opposite the swimming baths, TEen; y-iirsG
and o streets.
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DONOVAN, CHIROPODIST-COR
Il. bunions and ingrCwing nails treated. OF.
flee, Hammam baths, Ew. cor. TIA and L sts.
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TO LET OR RENT.

1r01 SEVENTH STREET -3 NEWLY
i Il furnished housekeeping rooms.
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\XTANTED-YOUNG MAN TO TRAVEL
w with mesmerist. Address Box \. A.,
this Office. my3O-2t
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CLAIR vOYANT AND MAGNETIC
" healer; diagnosis free; hours, 5 AZ NJ. TO
p. NJ 4OS street.
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T WANT TO RENT FROM TO 10 ACRES
4 OF good bottom vegetable land or work on
shares from 10 to so acres. Address Post
Office Box 9o, Sacramento.
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l1eI X STREET-FURNISH ROOMS
4IO2 from 81 90 to So per week. Strictly
tirst-cass
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J1yANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN OF
w good address; salary paid. Apply, be-
tween and p. NJ, 1901 street.
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WANTED.

1.-TWO MATTRESSES, 3 LADIES F6R
i country, $25, and for city. Call 62I. o
street. my3O-2t*
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yATANTED-A STRONG BOY, 10 TO Is
w years of age, to work in grocery store;
must be good in writing and figuring and re-
side with his parents. Address, stating what
wages expected. APPLICANT, this office.
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Fremont Primary.

At the Fremont Primary School, Sarah
M. Jones, Principal. the exercises were:
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DEMOVED MESSENGER OFFICE TO 612
lux ST.; tel.474. a. w. .kATZENSTEIN,M Mgr.