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Here is something for to-
morrow. Don't let it slip by
without taking advantage Of
it.
Until 3 p. IN. Monday we
will sell two-pound packages
Breakfast Food (Rolled
Wheat) at &c per package
not more than five packages
to a customer. These goods
are fresh from the mill and
every package warranted.
Regular price is 10c.
We have only a few of
those 60c per bushel Potatoes
left. They are sound, and
good eating and seed stock,
but only medium size. Order
quickly if you want any of
them.
Navy Beans, per quart. TIC
Bib can Boston Baked Beans. .... 12c
lib can fresh Salmon. .... 1Oc
3-pound Can Yellow Table Peaches. 21sc
3-pound Can Grated Pineapple. 1OC
Gallon Can California Apricots... 35c
Fancy Imported French Peas
worth 25c) 16c
Soc Bottle Gordon 81 Dilworth
Queen Olives. .:............ SIC
Pint Bottle, Screw Top, Best Cat
sup. ..... 15c
Quart bottle Ammonia ......... 1OC
Fancy Messina Lemons ... 15C
Coffees and Teas at wholesale prices.
Fresh Dressed Poultry and
Fresh Meats, of finest quality
and lowest possible price.
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rhe .Fl,ing Dutchmnn,, Not a succe..

BOSTON. March 30.-The Columbia The
ater was closed this afternoon and evening
owing 10 the sudden disbandment of the
Flying Dutchman'' company, which has
been playing there this week Last night
the play was nat presented because the
leading man, Charles Harbury, who is also
part owner, failed TO appear. 1t was stated
that he was i'll. but It has now. developed
that the play was not a financial success
ana Mr.. Harbury decided not TO continue
lie went to New York this morning, and
the comuany followed this afternoon.
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IANApoIIs SUNDAY MORNINGS MARCH 81

legged monk who goes about representing
himself as close confidant pf the delegate.
This has been sufficient to secure the impos-
preIates throughout the country. The guest
has always written back to his hosts say
for the entertainment given. The last field
of operations OF the alleged monk was at
Parkersburg, w. Va. The name given by
the man Is that of an eminent member of
a nonastic order, who upon investigation is
found to be in the monastery constantly.
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SEATTLE, Wash. March 3o.-Charles @.
Pacific railroad tells a strange story Of
adventure and captivity. He went TO Mex
leo eleven years ago to seek his fortune.
locating a gold mine at Yucatan. He says
the mine proved to be rich. but bandits
rades He says the government. learning
OF the richness of the mine, arrested him
on charge of treason and kept him cap
tive in San Juan until last July, operating
the gold mine In the meantime. He finally
escaped to Puento and made his way 10
this city.
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Bishop whitney on Woman sufrnge

SALT LAKE, L. T. March 30.-Woman
suffrage was again the leading question be-
fore the fo'1stitutional convention to-day
Bishop Whitney, or Salt Lake City, was
recognized end made strong speech in
we'll received and clearly indicated what
the final action of the convention would be.
The speaker believed that the suffrage
movement was the march or eternal pro-
gression--he believed Ii was the voice of
God Women were made for something be-
sides being mothers, wives and housekeep-
ers. He believed they would be levers In
the hands of God for raising up the down
frodden world to the plane OF perfectiou-itn
ultimate redemption.
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CLOvERPORT, KY, March 3o-A de-
structive forest fire is raging few miles
back of Cloverport. One person is known
to have perished, and the property loss will
run into the hundreds of thousands. The
fire started in the southern part of Han
cock county and the high winds of the
past two days carried it westward into
Breckenridge county, sweeping everything
in it's path. Yesterday the fire travelled
seven miles and entered the lands of the
Breckenridge Company Qimited), surround
ing the mining village OF Victoria, and ev-
erything of value was destroyed.
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ATLANTA Ga. March 3D-Thc Atlanta
Journal appeared this afternoon in forty
eight page edition. which constitutes one OF
the most unique pieces of newspaper enter
prise on record. 1t Is an employees benent
procured by the members or the paper =
STAFF. TO whom the proceeds will 30. The
the Journal gotten out recently by the
woman's board of the Cotton States and
International Exposition. which turned the
stitution.
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Atempt to Burn a Catholic Church.

WASHINGTON, March 30-Another at
tempt was made to-day to fire a Catholic
church in this city. Flames We're discov-
cred near the back stairs in the vestibule
of ST. Mary's German Catholic Church, on
Fifth street, near the Pension Office, but
were extinguished with but little damage.
No arrests have yet been made. 1t was
only a short time ago that attempts were
made to burn two other Catholic churches
here. Mary Delaney has been under arrest
charged with arson.
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HAYES CITY, Kan, March 30.-Fire to-
day destroyed the better part OF the BUSH
ness district, including seven stone and
twenty frame buildings. Three blocks were
burned, causing aggregate loss of $4,000.
The insurance is $33, 600.
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cnmnhelrs Policx ynlneles..

LEXINGTON, Ky, March 30.-The policy
taken out by Campbell in the, Standard Ac-
cident Company of Detroit, the day before
he was killed, In view of a contemplated
railway journey does not cover accidents
except while riding on common carrier.
and the family win not realize on ii, as
expected This further destroys the theory
OF suicide. as Campbell was familiar with
terms of these policies.
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ROCHESTER,, N Y, March s0.-The Jew
ish TTdfngs for the last eight years pub
lished in Rochester, has been sold to Philip
Cowen of New York. proprietor of the
American Hebrew. The two papers will be
consolidated and issued As the American
Hebrew.
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city, and a white nurse were arrested to-
day and lodged in Jail, charged with the
murder of Lulu Burriss, beautiful young
woman, who died under suspicious circum-
stances in hotel here several nights ago
The woman came here with her supposed
husband from Johnston county, Mo. A
post-mortem examination showed that she
died from the effects of criminal practice.
Her supposed husband has fed
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warun fair.
WISDOM.

geology posted theology in astrology
he it's
outbump phnolog mastered moogy and his liking for
zoology is actually
By heart geography When they write his biography they'll
to i'm was rolling off log
pharmaceuist
tandca a fog.
through Piccadily and has lectured Japan
the
of the day the world began.
He discourse philosophy In heosophy he at
If he is then knows
shirts
"Go to the When" he "holers" "For Your
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SAN LUIS OBJSPO, Cal, March 30.-Two
men entered the depot at Arroyo Grands
last night and. presenting revolvers at
Agent Fry and his assistant. compelled
them to open the safe. There was about
500 in coin in 1t which the robbers took
together with a gold watch which Fry was
wearing
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Charged with Criminal Practice.
FORT WORTH. Tex. March 30.-Dr. w.
Il. Davis. u weIl-known physician. OF this
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a Rascal I'm Monk. Gnrb.

WASHINGTON. March 3o-Mgr. SatoIls
has been annoyed of late by reports from
various parts or the country as TO an al
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Destrmctiyc Fire fn Kentucky.

of tae National Normal University. OF Leb-
anon. o.. ard his son, Homer. Is student
in that institution.
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Fate of professor Bruner.

HAWESVILLE, KY, March 30-Prof. C.
If. Bruner was burned to death in the for
est fires near Victoria. He was passing
through the woods horseback, where he
was surrounded by flames In trying to
urge the horse through the fire the animal
was severely burned. became unnianage-
able and threw its rider. In the fall the
trated his side. In short time he was
burned alive. Professor Bruner was d
member of the County Board of Examn-
ers: was formerly q member Of the faculty
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New Jersey Forests AbIaxe.

EGG HARBOR CITY, N. j., March 3d.
A fierce forest fire. which is supposed to
have originated from the careless burning
of rubbish, has been raging throughout this
section for several days The fire is burning
fiercely and has been destroying valuable
timber at the rate of fifteen acres per hour.
1t is at present making rapid progress to-
wards the city park, which has an area
of about two square miles and is covered
with oaks and lofty pines. 1t is feared this
tract of timber will be destroyed. This
morning the southerly winds famed the
fire from the vicinity of Pleasant Mills to-
wards this city. and hundreds of persons
were out fighting the flames, but on ac-
count of dry weather could accomplish but
little. At noon the flames crossed Main
street and are close to the park. Several
buildings on the outskirts of this place are
in great danger. The residents praying
for rain. as this seems to be the only thing
that can successfully combat with the fire.
The loss thus far is up in the thousands.
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ANON NARCH
VIGrOCery 90
81 East Washington St.
dNcoRPoRATEp.,,
vTELEFHoNE 145S.

rr-sena us your man orders We win give them
prompt attention
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Drs. Coughlin s. Wilson, Dentists

Expfrt Crown aud Bridge Workers Fine a rfifit.ial
Teeth. Painless Extracting with rocaine Gas or
AH9l1zed Atr. Ladies entrance Igrounl h0orj DenL
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4 CHRISTIAN COLONY.
Only Fifty Millions OF Capital Are TO
Be Subscribed.

B9 SuDSCri D9ds
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the Secretary of State on behalf
of the Worlds Christian Cooperative
Colony.
The objects for which the colony is
formed are to farm, to mine, to deal in
all kinds of property, to grow fruit and
flowers, to run railroads, to raise and
slaughter livestock, everything, in fact,
that colony can do.
The trustees for the first year are: G..
w. WiIdermsn, d. McRae, Thomas J.
Weaver, J. Kundsen, Louis w. Spencer,
\. G. Anderson. Mrs. a. Anderson. Mrs.
r. Kincaid, II. @. Derbaum, John D.
Moreand. c. X. Welch. The capital
stock is placed at $50, 600, 900, divided into
800, 900 shares of SI00 each, each holder to
draw dividends upon one certificate only,
the dividends to be 80 per cent. of the net
earnings.
No certificate holder is TO have more
than one vote, and no proxies will be
allowed. All money and property real
lied from the sale of certificates shall
constitute an Investment and expense
fund.
The capital so far subscribed is $1,000.
by ten of the eleven trustees at 500 each.
The eleventh trustee, @. W. Wilderman,
comes to the rescue with 10000 acres of
land,
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Overhenrd ON the Wire

The other day newspaper man tried
to call up the central Office to send a
message by telephone, but could not
make the connection. However, he over
heard q conversation passing over toe
wire between other parties, and this is
what WAS said:
Sweet girlish voice-Say, Jack, are you
coming up TO tue house pretty soon?
Jack-Well. no, / hadn't intended.
Sweet girlish voice, soft and tender
Say. Jack, don't you think you'd better
come? The folks have all gone away,
and"
Bang B-z-z-z! Jack had hung up
his trumpet.
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FATHER TooMEYs SUCCESSOR.

Rev. Father Quinn of Yreka TO Oocu
by the Auburn Church.
The Catholic church at Auburn, Placer
County, is TO have as its pastor Rev.
Father Quinn, late Of Yreka, who has
been appointed to the rectorship made
vacant by the death of Father Toomey.
Father Quinn is the clergyman who a
year ago made quite a stir in Yreka by
bitterly opposing a masquerade ball au-
nounced 10 be given by The ladies of the
Catholic Aid Society OF that place.
on previous occasion he delivered a
sensational sermon at the Cathedral in
this city in which he warned all Catholic
women against indulging in modern
DANCES
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Y. w. C., a. NOtes.

There will be gospel meeting for
women at the Young Women's Christian
Association rooms. No. 901 Eighth street,
at P. NJ. on Sunday. All women, par
ticularly strangers, are cordially invited.
Several of the Nom bers left this week
for their summer outing. -Four of the
young women are enjoying nature in all
her grandeur at Sissons.
The Matron of the Home has sought
the cool breezes of Pacific Grove. How
ever. the culinary department is kept up
to its standard of excellence in her
absence. All women are invited to these
lunches from II NJ. until 2. p. VI.
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NHO RENT-NICE FURNISHED OR UN-
1 furnished rooms, opposite Postohce,
72472 * street.
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u EEIEAL SERVICES CONDUCTED BY
IL Mr.. DONALD ROSS. tie scotch tTtn,e1- "a !.
1st, and MIR. JAMES HAkCUS. EvangeIfsc
IT., from Portland, IN the Gospel Tent. corner
Thirteenth ana Is streets, sacramento. com
lenclhg 1nuTsday evening, August oth. at
7:45, and continuing every evening there
after at same time. Saturday evenings viii
be set apart Tor prayer meeting Every lords
LAY AFTERNOON al ) O'Clock there VIII be an
ADDRESS to Christians. These meetings viii be
entirely unsectarlan. our theme VIII be
Jesus Christ and Him Crucided.' You ara
earnestly invited. Come and bring your
friends. Seats free, hymn books free and
tHeIe VIII De 10 collections. au16-Gts
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Good. Long Terms,

Deputy herif White of Alameda came
up last night with three prisoners for Fol-
som, whom be lodged IN the County Jail
They are Jacob Oppenheimer, sent for fifty
years: John Holland, fifty-hve years,
aud William B. Holland, for his natural
life.
The prisoners were convicted of bur
glarizing and robbing an esta bills hmeut
In Oakland
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One Queen Is Enough.

1t is understood the Electric Carnival
Committee will this afternoon consider
the subject of having So called Queen"
of the Carnival.
There should be nothing of the kind.
1t would belittle demonstration OF that
character. Sacramento is to be the
Queen of the Electric Carnival and all
the State will join III crowning her.
Better let the school girl business
alone,
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Apple Green, Cherry and Poppy.

These are the colors for our great carni-
val and also the colors of the John A.
Sutter Whisky. B. x. Bloch & Co., sole
controllers. Every saloon and grocery
handles it.
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CARPET CLEANING.

IT w. RIVETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
/ carpet man in the steam et-beating
business in the city. Knows how the work
should be done and does it accordingly
Southwest corner Twelfth and O. Telephone
292. Lowest rates. Best work.
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to th
General Public.

publish short letters from correspondents on
topics OF interest to the general public. The
matter in. these communications will be un-
derstoOd TO represent only the views OF the
writer's. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name OF the writer, not for
publication unless so desired, but as q guaran.
tee OF good faith.-EDS.
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l. NIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTENTION -
IN DeIieacies for your trip East; con.ensed
coHee IN cans, brona, cocoas milk, b.tl ex-
tract clam bouillon, fancy cakes and crack
ers, pate de fot gras, caviar; Pale meats-Q uaII.
chicken, wild duck, grouse and pheasant,
lunch ham, boned turkey, sheeps tongue,
chlp beef in cans ourrled oysters, stuffed
olives; Cheese-kOQuefOrt, FrOmage de cam
bert, Swiss, pineapple, Holland and Eastern
cream baked beans in pound cans ROBERP
u. t1NNIE, Grocer, 721 j street auI2-Gt
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MEETING NOTICES.

4 7 SMITHS HALL, SEVENTH, X AND
n l., on SATURDAY, August "a, 1895, at
P. NJ the hop growers and dealers Will hold
a meeting 10 consider the adyisability of ask
ing the railroad company TO return 10 the old
rate on Eastern shipments. All growers and
cooperate. au16-
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKyNG.

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AND
L plain sewing, by MRS. KATE CROSS,
226 NJ street.
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Sacramento Carnival.
Everyone will be authorized to inspect
3. K. Bloch & Co.'s exhibit of John A,
Sutter Choicest Whisky.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ITO THE PATRONS OF THE J-sTRuEr
i Market, 728 street, sacramento. Cai.:
nave sold my Interest III the nrm OF kast &
take all my interest IN the bOok accounts OF
Ihe flrm and Is 10 assume and pay all the
uebts OF the firm outstanding Hopipg vour
IutuIe ~ "a paIfonase - the new nrm OF Patterson
u Gilmore viii continue as in the past
au1o-ot FIRED kAST
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MADAM PORTER, THE CELEBRATED
VI claIrvoyant medium, viii arrive August
@1st and Will be glad 10 see her friends and
patrons. au15-1Wt
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T AIDES CYCLE AND BATHING SUITS
IL in cloth or flannel. 1928 Seventh street.
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On POUNDS COARSE GRADUATED
~ sugar. 81; lard. 4Oc can; Eastern picnic
hams, sc d; deviled ham, &c can; sardines,
corn or gloss starch. papers for 25c; toma-
toes, cans for 20c; oysters 1 for sc; beans,
12 lbs for 25c; pickles, 75c . 5-gallon keg
crackers, doc box; 10 bars soap, 25c; bars
Royal Savon, 25c; mountain butter, zoe 10,
2 lbs FOR Soc; good tea, 25c 10; the best tea.
SOC; Arbuckle's coffee, 25c 10; Costa Rica and
Java coffee, soc b; Mocha aud Java, 8 fbs for
81; shells for chickens, 4Oc sack; cayenne
pepper for chickens, 15c q ID. BEESLEY Il
son, $40 X street.
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T OST-IN FOLSOM, JULY 10TH, A GOLD
! watch with initials ''H. E. b. on the back;
number 529,243. Finder return TO Fl. f..
BARTON, Clarksville. and receive liberal re-
Ward. No questions.
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DARKER & COULTER, WOOD CARVERs.
i decorators and designers, 600 Ninth
street, opposite Plaza.
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CoNovER, Mathushek and Doll pianos,
organs and all kinds of musical merchan-
disc, music books. etc., ETC.. at Neale.
Eilers Co. Cooper Music Coz, 63l ss. =
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L Seventeenth and l. streets; also lot 3, L
and j, 1wenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets. Apply at l7Oo L street.
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" delivered: measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth street road; z. o. address, sos
Seventh street. W. II. BASLER.
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FACTORY SITE, 6Ox2o0 FEET, ON RIVER
l. Front, near railroad bridge, for sale cheap,
800 acres OF alfalfa land with water rights.
Address, j. ID. this office. jy2S-tf
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TOR SALE-HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS AND
l. one acre OF land planted TO fruit and
orange trees; also house and three acres OF
improved fruit and berry lands adjoining; To-
Gated near oak Grove, and eight minutes
walk from electric road. Good bargain; easy
terms. Apply at law Office OF MARCH "
MARCH, rooms and ., 62o1@ street.
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TOMATOES, 15c BOX; COTTOLENE, g.
L pound pals, 25c; 5-pound pals, 4Oc; 10.
pound pals, soc; Eastern picnic hams, sc q
pound. BEESLEY * Sun. $40 H.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


CENTRAL NJ. f. CHURCH, ELEVENTH
" street, between IL and I.-Love feast at
10 A. NJ. Preaching at 1O:45 by Rev. A. L.
Needham, Presiding Elder. Sacrament OF
the Lords Supper at the close of the sermon.
a cordial welcome to ALL
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
1 \ ner Twenty-flfth and N streets.-Rev. A. ].
Sturtevant, pastor. Preaching at IL A. NJ.
No service in the evening.
CT PAULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
y Eighth street, between and J.-Rev q. y.
Ottmann, rector. Rev. a. George of Fort
Jones will officiate at l a. NJ. and P. VI.
CIXTEENTH-STR LUTHERAN
y Church.--W. s. Hoskinson. Morning ::
"Changing-Abiding." Evening: "My Com
rades." Welcome for you.
CIXTH-STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
- between K and Love feast at $50.
The Lords supper at IL. At 10:45 Rev.
Jesse Smith will preach to young 1nen. AT
7:45 Rev. Arnold T. Needham will preach. A
cordial invitation to all services is extended.*
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A CHANCE FOR AN INV VESTMENT-l6O
"A acres OF grain land for SSOO-S30O down.
balance III hye years without interest. For
K street.
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EUsIC AND ART.
Hay, GRAIN, ETC.

~ E. ADAMS, 11oe sTREET-CHEAP.
" est place tor hay and feed. White wild
cats; also, tule hay for carpets.
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CtARDWELL COLONY, 1O-ACRE TRACTS.
" The pIice has been reduced for the next
thirty days from 500 to $50 cash per acre.
j. I. CAKDWELL, owner, 1904 y street. Sac
ramento, or at house on Colony, adjoining
Orangevale.
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LOsT-FOUND.

I OsT-ONE GREYHOUND PUP. BLUE
IL eyes. Return TO 400 street and receive
reward. au1 7-2t*
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7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
| next sixty days residence and property
nddI street t5 iot ooA1o0. Snop D4lqng
particulars inquire OF +. NJ. MCkEEVER.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
Vi small amounts. COOLEY, 1913 Fourth
street.
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E1OR SALE-A RANCH OF 393 ACRES;
L ~ miles from Arno; q good house and
barn on place; price $50 per acre; terms easy.
This is a bargain. For particulars. address
Box 505 city, or ED +. WRIGHT, Gait.
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CtNAPS IN REAL ESTATE-SEE CURTIS,
y CARMICHAEL x BRAND, n. W. cor
ner Fourth and J streets.
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CEND THE WEEKLY UNION 10 YOUR
y friends in the East
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WANTED - PARTIES TO BORROW
w money on their city and country real
estate; mortgaged property bought and
traded for. Address p. .. box %, Sacramento
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L property-One of the finest hOmesteads i'll
this county consisting OF so acres; situate on
the Upper Stockton road, miles from city;
come and see it. GEORGE l.. DUDEN, on
the premises or CHARLES COOLEY, 1913
Fourth street
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k0 0O0 TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT
CU.VUU Call on Curtis, Carmichael q
Brand, n. w. corner Fourth and j streets
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DAHGAIN IN A GUN-A 500 HAM
ID merless Parker 12-gause, : lbs. Z o., al
most new, late model and line shooter, for
500; owner wants heavy gun. Apply soon
to GUN" care OF this Office.
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NET YOUR ELECTRIC AND BATTERY
" work done by reliable man at S21 Is
street Telephone AIS
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NJ ANTED-A GOOD RESIDENCE, WITH
w not less than : or rooms VIII take
long lease. Good references given. Cali or
address 7241S Il street.
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LOR ALL KINDS OF UPHOLsTERING
i and repairing. done with neatness and
dispatch and cheaply, carpets IaId and rlrni-
626 l. street.
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yITANTED-YOUNG GIRL. CALI $50
w A. NJ. CAL. DECORATING Co, 3O61a
X street Its
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GR0CERIE3.

XXTE ARE STILL IN THE LEAD ON
w prices; good butter 25c roll; English
chowchow in bulk; chow-chow in bottles,
1870 bottle; sardines, cans 25c: oysters, 3
cans 25c; % bars soap, 25c; borax soap. &c
bar; Gold Dust, 2Oc package; rice, 5c pound.
JOHN RILEY, Tenth and Il.
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FOR SALE.

V1AMALE CORN HUSKS FOR SALE
L cheap. Address Box 1894 san Fran
cisco. auI0-10t*