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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-02-21
The American Fire Insurance Co.

OF NEW YORK.
incorporated in 1857.
Commenced Business In 1857.
DAVID ADEE, President
Secretary, WILLIAM II. CRoLIUs.
Capital paid up in cash, 100000.
ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1884.
Real estate owned by the com.
pany, unincumbered. ............
Loans on bond and mortgage (frst
liens), 20, 100
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company, market value ,os7. $500
Loans secured by collaterals, "a 600
Cash In company's principal office
and In bank, Is, 1881
Interest due and accrued, 100000
Premiums in due course of col
lection, 800, sos. 81
Reinsurance losses already
paid, 2,032.ss
Aggregate of all the admitted
sets of the company at their &C
tual value, slj0t,7n.u
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1884.
Net amount of unpaid losses and
claims. sl25, 4s5. go
Amount required to safely rein.
-ure all outstanding risks, 747.5oi,s4
All other demands against the com
pany, viz. commissions, etc, Il, 043 90
Total amount Of liabilities except
capital stock and net surplus 950 03o ~
Capital actually paid up in cash, 4oo,o00.0o
surplus beyond capital, l5i,6e3.51
Aggregate amount of liabilities in
cludti- : net surplus 1854, Tl4.ll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-02-21
Embellishments.
Embellishments.
Worth $1,000

was the relief experienced after a
long time of suffering from the
evil after-eifects of La Grippe by
MIR. VIM. McKISSICK of EAST
SULLIVAN. ME. A sturdy black
smith, it would seem that disease
could not get very strong hold
on him, but it did. So firmly that
it took twelve bottles of
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-29
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
Dear Sir:
School Commissioner.

ScaOcl COMMISSIONER.
Dear Sir
This State Board of Examiners viii meet
i'll my Office on the oh, day of April next
for the puri Of examining applicants for
State Teachers Certificates, and for the trans
action Of all other business that may come
before the Boar!.
Your County Board ofExamincrs will meet
mt your County seat on tho 10Th, day of
April next for the purpose of examining APP
phcau;s for the County Teachers Certificates,
aUd the transaction of all other business
that may come before the Board. Give due
and proper notice and obIisc,
Yours truly
W. d. Mayfcld,
State Sup't. Ed.
Nrach - st.
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III MASTERS SALES.
FOR APRIL, 1895,
COUNTY OF UNION.
Count f Common Pleas.
British "nd .imcrican Mortgage Co. Lea.
y. Frank Smith, ct nj.

\. Frank Smith, ct nj.
{ II obedience to an order made in the n
l. hovc stated case by His Honor, Judge
I. i. frazrr, 27tn November, 1894, | will
sci. before The Court House door, i'll the town
ot union. Mon tay, On saic,day lst. April,
1898. during The LEGAL hours OF sale, the fol-
.Owin" RnIS to-w.t:
Al! ,h't certain tras: ~ parcel Of land
lying, hvin. aut situate in the county and
Ssa'c "torc~rii, containing three hundred
acres, lo1udcd on the North and West by
Annie Smiths land and lands Of &. G., DAVIS
on the Et~t y Broad river, on the South by
lands OF ). H. JricricS an q. L. Wright.
Th,s g,rcc' OF laui may bc sold in one ur
more trG,c'-.
tt:4}lS OF. : ALE.
= Dna thicl c.sn. balance o;ra credit Of one
and Iwn year, with" interest from day OF
>ai2. ihc credit por,ioa to bc secured by
bond "f the purchaser and mori gage OF the
rrr.niscs. the Iurchaserio have tho prvi-
cgc O: "a, in.; nj cash.
G. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union COuuty.
Masters ONisc, March 9th. 1898.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

( II persons holding claims against Will
4 n liam Hart deceased. arc hereby noti-
fed TO oroscnt the same 10 me on or before
the l0t day of April next or hc forever
barred.
W. +. HART.
Mch. 22-3t.
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COMPAN Y E.
he uool shoot resulted:
BRIEF NOTES

William Davis was fined $40 for stealing
flowers from Capitol Park.
W. p. Todhunter has been fined $40 by
Justice Davis for battery on G. +. Baker.
w. H. Basler was painfully injured in
the back on Saturday while uncoupling
two wagons.
Mrs. S. Wolfe of this city has been ap-
pointed Warden of the Rebekah State
Convention in San Francisco.
The picnic OF the Sixteenth street
Church on Saturday was well attended
and proved delightful affair.
Yesterday the Brewers held their pic
mic at Richmond Grove, where the after
noon was spent in merry-making. The
attendance was large.
Superior Judge Johnson has admitted
Ferdinand HOffknecht. native of Ger
many, to citizenship on the testimony of
j. ii. McKune and ID. Dierssen.
Before laying the bitunInous pavement
on street, from Eleventh to Sixteenth,
the street railway company will widen
the space between Its double tracks.
J. c. Sutherland has reported to the DO
lice the theft OF a valuable horse blanket.
which he says was taken from his buggy
in front of the Salvation Army barracks.
On Saturday night a policeman found it
necessary to kill the terrier dog known
as "Pudding." owned by the late James
Senate. The little fellow had been badly
manned by big dog and he was killed to
end his misery. Livery ybody knew "Pud-
ding"
The Breeder and Sportsman says of J.
d. Tate's rough-coated st. Bernard puppy
exhibited at the recent bench show in
San Francisco: "The Cid will be placed
higher another year. He is Q fourteen
months -old son of Altoneer, with splen-
did bone, good scull and muzzle, nicely
carried ears, good coat, splendid size and
we'll proportional. He has short blaze
and lacks collar"
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HOODLUMISM At A SUNDAY PICNIC.
Outside Roughs Invade Richmond
Grove.
Fighting Among Themselves-Fred
Merkey's Throat Slashed
With Knife.

The Brewers held their annual pionic at
Richmond Grove yesterday, and were
getting along smoothly when outside
toughs invaded the grounds and got to
fighting.
One OF the results of their hoodlumlsm
is that Fred Merkey lies at the Receiving
Hospital with an ugly cash IN the leIt
side of his throat that let out large
quantity of blood and came very near
letting out his lie along with it. Just
how it happened could not be ascertained.
but the cutting must have occurred about
half-past 7 o'clock in the evening.
Merkey had been engaged in fight
with another man and cut him on the
neck, but not dangerously, it is thought.
He was elected from the grounds. but re-
turned and used abusive language to
some Of the picnickers.
A gang OF young hoodlums who make
their heada uarters about Twentieth and
O streets had made some trouble at the
picnic, and 1t was stated to the officers
that one of them, named DufOur, was
the one who cut Merkey. No one who
saw the atfray, however, has told the
story of it, and all that is known is that
Merkey was found lying outside the
grounds, bleeding from terrible cash In
his throat.
He was placed in wagon by young
man named Clark and taken to the Re-
ceiving Hospital. City Physician Fow-
ler was summoned and took sixteen
stitches in the wound, which commenced
under the left ear and ran around under
the jawbone to the point of the chin.
narrowly missing the jugular vein.
Merkey had lost much blood, but will
probably pull through.
When the picnic closed and the band
went home, the officers who had been on
duty there went down to the police sta
ton to report. The bar, however. was
kept open, and shortly aiterward several
fights started. The crowd broke pickets
from the fence and used them as clubs.
The gang of outsiders were driven OFT,
and as they came down by Jacob Geb-
ert's place, at Twentieth and streets.
they amused themselves by smashing
in the windows with stones. The names
of some OF them were secured by the offi-
GERS, and arrests will probably be made
to-day.
From all that could be learned In re-
gard to the trouble, it was the result OF
the interference of outsiders, and not OF
members of the Brewers Union, who
conducted the picnic.
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ain ranch very much improved in health.
Mrs. Clerks health has also been greatly
benefited since they went to the mount
aims to live.
This evening the ladies of the Saturday
lmusicall Club will hold their reception
In the elegant rooms of the Sutter Club.
In the California State Bank building,
through the courtesy of the latter club.
The announcement Is made that the
wedding of Miss Clara Lavenson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lavenson of
this city, and Melville Furth of San
Francisco will take place in the latter
city tomorrow at the residence OF the
BRIDES sister. Mrs. Nj. Brandt, 22l3 Van
Ness avenue.
A very pleasant whist party was held
at the residence of Mrs. Charles Schepp,
Sixteenth and n streets. on Saturday
evening. Mrs. Miller and Fred. Klotz
carried off the first prizes with q high
score. A very enjoyable time was had,
and the evening passed only too quickly
for the guests. Ice cream and cake were
served after the games.
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Maple Sap and Syrup.

1t has always been customary on re-
ceiving maple sugar early in the season
to roll your eyes about and say, ."Ah,
that's the real article" AS matter of
fact, you are more apt to get adulterated
sugar at grocery store during the sea-
son than after it; and that's one thing
which has made great change in the in
dustry. In years gone by practically all
the sap was boiled down to sugar; but a
covered q modern and dishonorable
method Of making combination of oak
bark and glucose which the most expert
could not tell from the genuine stuff. I'M
medlately after erwardS, when the farmers
went to ship their sugar, they discovered
that their market was pre-empted by the
product of New York and Chicago tan
yards. Since that time the farmers have
put the bulk oftheir sap into syrup, and
stored it away through the summer in
their garrets shut up in air-tight cans, by
means OF which another fallacy, that new
syrup can be told from old, has been ex-
ploded. AS long as you keep your syrup
air-tight the greatest expert cannot tell
the difference. You want your syrup 10
weigh eleven pounds to the gallon to be
standard. and the experience OF the boiler
will tell him within a few ounces of what
it weighs. When the liquid rises heavily
from the hot bottom of the last compart-
ment in little notified places in just the
right frequency. it is time to draw your
syrup. 1t is quite a knack to do this
to eleven pounds per gallon is reduced
just half its bulk. A barrel of sap Will
make on an average gallon Of syrup
Springfield Rpublican.
The finest and best bottled wines and
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: K. J. Roberts. J. A. Soloman, A.
n. Leventhal, K. Ballard, New York; n.
b. Tillotson, Washington; l.. H. Abram-
tsky, S. q. Spagnoli. jackson; j. Ii. Stoll.
Chicago; A. D. Murphy and wife, Co.'S
E. Commins, l.. Klein, d. B. Hanson, Ii.
Newell. William B. Foster. w. E. Graves,
J. A. Barter, William Cronan, II. L..
johnson, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yester-
day: J. Rosencrantz, I. f. Chapman, G..
Ii. Bereman, E. ID. McCabe. William At
ley, San Francisco; NJ. e, Rldgway and
wife. Woodland; r. NJ. Brewster, Miss A.
S. Brewster, San Jose; f. NJ. Kollicker,
city; Charles e. Daily, E. e. Earle, Sacra-
mento; A. l.. Henry. Dixon: NJ. A.
Nourse, Capay Valley; J. N. Stephenson,
Courtland; II. Perkins. Chicago; G. A.
Ludlow, Sacramento.
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BAPTIST UNION.
The Young Peoples Quarterly Confer
ence Held Here.

The Young Peoples Quarterly Confer
ence Held Here.
The sessions of the quarterly confer
ence of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union. commencing on Saturday after
noon and concluding last evening. were
we'll attended. Those OF Saturday after
noon and evening were devoted to busi-
ness matters, while yesterday the exer-
cises were Of a more general religious
character.
Professor George Conner of Dixon on
Saturday read paper on Church So
cials," which was well received and ex-
tensively discussed.
Miss Alice Andrews of this city led in
the devotional exercises in the evening,
and after these services w. +. RenfrO of
Calvary Baptist Church delivered an ad
dress Of welcome. This was responded
to by L. A. Agar of Wheatland.
An address on "Our Tick" was deliv-
cred by Professor l.. ID. Inskeep of Cali
fornia College of Oakland.
Before the evenings adjournment 1t
was decided to hold the next session of
the union at Santa Cruz in January next.
At yesterdays session a number of in
teresting addresses were delivered. III.
h. Hutton of Dixon led in the devotional
exercises in the morning, after which
General Secretary Grove l.. Ekins of the
Y. M. G. A. of this city made an address
on Living Testimony" After the Sab
bath-school session Rev. J. II. Rider of
this city
Miss Alice Andrews of this city led in
the devotional exercises yesterday after
noon, after which addresses were de-
Agar of Wheatland. A. j. Sturtevant of
this city and S. Z. keetch of Vacaville.
Rev. j. Moody of Willows spoke at length
on The Struggle for Life.'
Last evening j. Herndon Garrett of
San Jose delivered an excellent ad-
dress entitled, "Christ and Young Men,"
He saidl that young men are growing
up in false and deleterious atmos-
phere in these days. Business meth
ods to-day are not Christian methods.
Every: one is after gold, as a pri-
mary object. Even in the church
we cannot divest ourselves of it. There
are contributions to be taken up, and ex-
penses and salaries to be met, 80 that the
Christian cannot get away from the idea
and sound of money. Competition is
also too keen for Christians always to do
as they should.
Young men are talked about as if they
needed help-needed to be taken care of
as if they were children. This was not
the case, and he resented it. When Christ
needed anything he sent for it. He needs
young men to-day in the ministry and
has said to them "come." He needs them
in the church. He wants them to bring
all their intellect, their strength and their
energies to his service.
The closing sermon was by Rev. A. B.
Banks of the First Baptist Church.
Yesterdays and last evenings sessions
were largely attended by members of the
Young Mems and Young Women's
Christian Associations of this city,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Clunie Opera-house this evening
Leavitps All-Star Specially Company
will appear. Its composition was fully
set out on Saturday. There are in the
troupe 1.-THE Stanleys," May and Charles,
in specially comedy act introducing
slack wire walking; Miss De We're, a
vocalist; the "Almonts," refined musical
artist: Juno, the "man frog"; Louise
Lester, music-hall soubrette o. h. Sato,
The tramp juggler"; Leoni. the aerial
performer; Foley and Odell. in the act
"The Long and Short OF it; or, The
Midget and the King": Stack and Milton,
the parallel bar workers; Stuart. the
male Patti" and Ewald Andoor in the
act known as ''black art" The company
will play two weeks engagement. 1t
is represented from San Francisco as one
of the best that has ever been brought
together on the coast. Most of the mon
and women of the company have had
great success at leading variety theater
in that city, and three OF them have ap-
peared with variety performances in
Sacramento.
The box-sheet for the Ysaye concert
will open at Neale, Eilers IL Co.'s this
morning.
On Tuesday evening, the 2Sth, the testi-
monial concert rendered to Don Bailey
will take place at the Congregational
Church. The best OF talent has been Sc
cured for the OCCASION.
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A True Hero

Is the individual who smiles with apparent
cheerfnlness during an attack OF rheumatism.
ST such there be- we never met him nor her.
An agOnized grin is the nearest approach to
Cheerful lness of aspect we ever beheld under
such circumstances. But when Hostetter's
Stoma ch Bitters has repelled-as it certainly
will-'lhe earlier attacks of this formidable
diseas e, the quondam sufferer has good reason
not al one to smile, but to give vent TO hearty
To ule removal of dyspepsia, malarial and
kidney complaints, constipation aud disorder
of the liver, the Bitters is specially adapted.
couIiteracts the infirmities of age. When de-
bilitating maladies are succeeded by tardy
convalescence with q danger of relapse il
acce lerates gain in vigor and fiesh ana
tends to re-establish health on a lasting basis.
Give it suitable trial.
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maintain this action in this court solely
on The ground that his citizenship is in
Montana, and the citizenship of the de-
fendant is in California.
The defendant moves to dismiss for
want of jurisdiction in this court to hear
and determine this case on its merits.
Flrst-A motion to dismiss is proper
remedy. g Dillon, 474; 10 Wall. 532: SO
=. 8. 379; l04 U. S. 2O9; 127 q. s. 297; 153
u. S. All, 432.)
Second-This court has not Jurisdiction
in such cases. Ace. of Sept. 17S9. Ch. 20,
S. II, l Stat. 73; r. S. U. s., 629 o. 100; Ace.
Sd. March. Oh. 137, Sec. l. Is Stat. 40, as
amended by Act of March 8, 1887, chapter
3I3, "a Stat. 552; l9 Wall. 81; Wall. 1896;
l3 How. lS7; l04 U. S. 245; los U. S. $50. 666;
ia U. S. 734; $50 U. S. 202; 152 u. S. Il;
l53 U. S. 209, PILL
Third-The claim of plaintiff is chose
in action not transferable as commercial
paper. l33 f. r. 19: "a F. r. 81; 105 U. s.
666; 10 How. 622, 63I; Wall. 3S7; 8 How.
Al; l5 +. r. S4O.)
Fourth-The record must show juris-
diction or the case should be dismissed.
(91 7. s. 6f6-4S; 100 U. S. 2S3; Ill U. S. 255;
~ Wall. 81 j. H. MCKUNE,
For the motion.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

A. J.. Rhoads is able to be about again.
S. G. Spagnoli, the Jackson lawyer, is
in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Murphy of CO.
sumnes are at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Roberts of Oakland
are stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Ridgeway of Wood
land are stopping at the Capital Hotel.
r. NJ. Brewster and Miss A. s. Brew
ster of San Jose are at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. ID. S. Hyams has gone to Oroville
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. s.
Parke.
w. r. O'Neil departed on Saturday
evening on an extended tour Of the
Eastern States.
Governor Budd will to-day 90 to San
Francisco to attend the funeral there of
Ex-Governor Burnett.
DIR. William d. Johnston, Professor of
Chemistry in the Cooper Medical College,
is visiting friends in this city.
The cottage residence on the grounds
of the Franciscan Fathers, at Twenty
sixth and K streets, will be sold at auc-
ton (for removaD at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
Palmer Clerk is down from his mount
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Death of Mrs. Loydal.

The many friends of Mrs. Tobina Low
this most excellent and esteemed lady.
which occurred at her home south of the
city on Saturday night.
Deceased was the wife OF o. o. Lovdal,
and mother of L. b., .. A., A. N, w. E..
and George B. Lovdal, Mrs. f. l.. White,
Mrs. w. b. NJ. Beardslee and Mrs. c. A.
Fisk. She was native OF Norway and
in her Goth year. The funeral will take
place from the family residence on the
Riverside road on Wednesday next at
p. NJ. The interment will be private.
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Prepared for Business.

A tinker, who refused to give his name.
was arrested last night by officers Ash
and Hayes and lodged in the city prison.
1t appears that he struck man named
Attilio Moresi, but what the quarrel was
about did not appear very clear. When
he was searched at the station house an
open pocket knife was found in his pocket.
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Fruit Ranch at Auction.

In order to close the Carroll estate D.
J. Simmons Il Co. will sell at auction on
Thursday. the 23d inst, at 1920 A. NJ. on
the promises, the fine fruit ranch At Fruit
Ridge, one mile and half from Oak
Park. opposite Supervisor Greer's place.
The property will be divided into five,
ten and twenty acre tracts.
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Christian EudeayOr Conventions

On Wednesday next the State Conven-
ton of the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeayor will meet in the
State Exposition building in this city
and continue four days. Estimates Of
the probable numbe to attend run from
200 to l,500 persons.
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are the scores;
A six-bird match followed, in which
George WIttenbrock and X. Helms di-
YidAd Ii rat and Sac0nd m0naua ScnraS.
Bluerock Scores.

Yesterday was not the regular day for
bluerock shooting at Eckhardrs grounds
at Agricultural Park. but in order to ac-
commodate number Of sportsmen who
desired to practice the traps were put in
motion. Tho scores made were:
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PIGEONS And TARGETS PEPPERED.
Monthly Medal Shoot Of the Pelican
Gun Club.
Scores Made at Bluerocks at Agricult-
ural Park-Yesterday's
Rifle Practice.

The Pelican Gun Club hold its monthly
live-bird medal shoot yesterday at its
grounds near the American River. Game
Commissioner Morrison carried off the
honors with 10 out of 20 birds. Following
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A Day at Folsom,

Saturday was Governor Budd's birth
day anniversary and he spent it in quiet
way as the guest of Warden Aull of the
Folsom State Prison. He was accompa-
MED by few personal friends from this
Citv
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SCHOOL MONEYS.

How They Have Been Apportioned
Among the Districts.
County School Superintendent Howard
has made the following apportionment of
moneys for school purposes among the
Il i,f- i,xf h.
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The following scores were made yestsr-
day by members of Company G in their
weekly practice shoot at the 200-yard
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READ the announcement Of B. X.
Bloch 81 Co., on the sixth page OF this
paper.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A STU.
w alton to take care of children and do
light housework. Inquire OF MRS. BILDER,
Fourth and Nj streets, Sacramento. my1S2t
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-TH AN
N nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Sacramento Olive Company will oe held at
the Office of Holl " Dunn, $50 Fifth street.
Sacramento, CAL. at S 2. NJ, MONDAY, June
Sd, 1895. 8. SOLON HOLL, President
W. D. LAWTON, Secretary. my11-2w
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HOUND - ONE DARK GRAY MARE,
+ about five years old; left hind foot white.
Owner can have same by paying costs. In
quire OF ED FALLTRICk, J-street road. near
schoolhouse my1S-3t*
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JAPANESE WHO CAN SPEAK ENGLISH
y we'll wants situation as lawyers Office boy.
X. YAMADA, this Office. my1S-3t*
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A PAINTERS HELPER WANTED-AP-
n ply at GEORGE B. BLUE & SON, car
riage shop, Third street, between l and j.
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NINETEENTH ANNUAL GATH S2 a
IN erlng and games OF the Sacra- H. u Vi
mentO Caledonlan Club at East Park, Nh wv
JUNE STH. A highland welcome SAR>
extended to all.
j. MORRISON, Chief.
D. E. KERR Secretary
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r OST-MEMORANDUM BOOK. FINDER
| 4 please return to II. +. NIX, S14 street,
and receive reward. my1S-3t*
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DRANK H. WING HAS REMOVED HIS
Z Rubber Stamp Factory to Old Postoffice
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r AIDES HATS PRESSED IN THE La
IL test spring styles, 25c. MISS L. JONES,
zoos Sixth street, between and x.
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FMPLOYMENT OFFICE-MALE AND
~ female help of all kinds furnished at short
notice by p. NJ. RAYMOND. 524 X street.
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LosT-FoUND.

T OST-ON K STREET, A BLACK AND
IL TAN DOG. Return to 1911 l. street and
be rewarded. my1S-3t*
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1otsAi--.-"--.--- -.-..$l ,4IS 81 S44O SO
Special Fund-Elk Grove High School.
ramento City, S11,775 81. Total especially.
S11,S34 rs.
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CLAIRVOYANT AND MAGNE ETC
" healer; diagnosis free; hours, 8 A. NJ. to 6
2. NJ. 4OS street.
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HARDWE ELL LCOLONY-1O-ACRE TRACTS
~ only 500 per acre; water-pipes will be
laid to each and every tract in said colony.
J. L. CALDWELL, owner, 1904 N street, or
3O1 street, Sacramento.
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LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR. SAFE,
n quick cure guaranteed; any disease OF
irregularity; sure relief though others fail;
travellers treated; low fee; selfcure: send, cali
or write strict confidence. Room 1, 415 ] st.
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ETURNED, MR.. ROWLAND THE
II splritualist: life readings daily. 81; dis
eases diagnosed and all forms OF malaria.
rheumatism, stomach, male and female diff
culties positively cured. Call GIG X street.