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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03
KOSMIC, No. 1887.
IMPORTED
FRENCH COACH STALLION.

Bsy.brogn. star 10 forehead, bred by NJ. Der.
uaId OF Catn. CalVedps, France. sired by the
Government Stallion C0lporteCr, dam HOAnle
by Ceiber ont Of q daughter Of Conquerant
Parties having mares If coed slze and action
will do well TO psfonizs this bOfse, A. good
coach horses are slsaws 10 demand II good
price,. he will make The season A. the Colhurn
nou-e Stables. Manchester ContTe. Terms tlj
to warrant
The French Coach Horse Breeders AesOcis
ton, ~ which NJ Beobe IN President H.
shAfner, Wire President ard g NJ. Yiall stcre-
tary, have purchased III n horse FOR lie purpose
Of improving the stock ia this vicinity ADD hes
have made the price IeasOBSDio vi that
bject IN view.
French Coach Ioise Breeders hssociat'n
Manchester Centre ". May 2ad lsgi 5lGm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

When the windmill tostrs Iosm ~
among The buildings We God the beet
stock. tae beet farmers. No Tong d ives
OF the cattle 10 thsitr rshen the drought
comes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

TIE pig With long body, = level sid
broad back aud fan ban Is worth GtTs
asa aty "ehaGk"
The record-union., 1895-08-29
THACKFR IS MAD.
Somebody Talked Too Soon About Re-
covered Treasure.

Somebody Talked Too Soon About Re-
covered Treasure.
Detective Thacker is growing very
gray, and if his troubles keep on increas-
ing as they have been OF late he will
worry himself into a premature grave.
Thacker was mad last night-mad clear
through and from the top of his head to
the soles of his feet. 1t was all the result
of a telegram sent out from San Fran
cisco to the effect that Wells, Fargo Il Co.
had recovered $1,000 of the money stolen
on the night of The overland express
hold-up in Yolo County.
1t is true some of the money has been
recovered, but somebody connected
with the express company in san Fran
cisco made q costly blunder when he
let the fact become known, for it upsets
all of Thacker's plans for recovering the
rest of the money. 1t is sufficient TO say
that the Sl1 ,0G0 had been replanted.
"a man might as we'll quit the de-
tective business" said Tnacker last
night, ''if everything he does is to be
given out for publication. It's enough 10
dishearten the most sanguine of men.
81 cannot go into the details Of this
matter now, for l am not going to give
the thing up entirely, but l. IN pretty sure
the rest of that money would have been
recovered if someone hadn't talked too
much"
The record-union., 1895-08-29
PERISHING CROPS.
Wood, Curtis & Co. Permitted to Have
Them Harvested.

Wood, Curtis d Co. Permitted to Have
Them Harvested.
Wood, Curtis IL Co. have, by their at
torney, Albert M. Johnson, commenced
An action against V. Stefanini, G. Fran
cesooni. L. Francesconi, A. Simoni, o. Sci,
L. Csochini, r. Ragghianti, d. Martinelli,
u. Martinelli. G. PiemOnti, A. Politreni,
NJ. Jannone, G. PARENT. P. Stefano, G.
Berti, G. Caputo, L. Stefanini, A. Lau-
ducci, n. Cousani. A. Ragghianti, Il.
Ragehianti, l.. Lauducci and S. Guisti,
in which they set forth that the defend
ants are indebted to them In the sum of
about IS, 900, and the Superior Court is
asked to make an order permitting the
plaintiffs to proceed, under the terms of a
mortgage made by the defendants. to
harvest certain crops to secure the pay
ment of the Indebtedness referred to.
1t Ia alleged that the defendants are in
possession of some 800 OF land In the
Ziele tract near Jackson Slough, whore
they are engaged in raising potatoes,
onions, beans. etc., which crops they
mortgaged to the plaintiffs in considera-
ton of moneys received; that the crops
on said land are ripe aud should be har-
vested, but the defendants refuse to allow
the plaintiffs to harvest the same in order
to protect the rights and interests OF all
parties; that the crops have been neg
lected and that the defendants refuse to
harvest them or allow the plaintiffs to do
10.
Wherefore the plaintiffs pray that the
defendants be required to Immediately
yacate the premises included in the crop
mortgage, and that the plaintiffs be per-
mitted to proceed and harvest and dispose
of the crops.
Judge Hinkson has granted q tempo
rary injunction restraining the defendants
from Interfering with the plaintiffs. on
the latter filing bond in the sum Of
s. ntln
The record-union., 1895-08-29
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Games to be Played Here During the
Fair by Noted Experts.
The lawn tennis tournament to be held
in this city on the morning Of September
llth at the courts of the Capital Tennis
Club, corner Fifteenth and NJ streets, un-
der the auspices of the State Agricultural
Society. promises to be great event.
The participants in the contest are to be
Sumner Hardy, champion of the Pacific
Coast, and Samuel Hardy. ex-champion
of the coast, against Thomas Driscoll, ex-
champion Of the coast. and George De
Long, who is also an expert player. The
names of the players are familiar to all
devotees of tennis on this coast and need
merely to be mentioned to draw a large
audience al any tournament in which
they may participate.
The tournament is to be held immedi-
ately following the annual tournament at
San Rafael ana it is needless to state that
the contestants viii be in the pink of con-
dition.
The Agricultursi Society will offer two
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WANTS S1.183.
f. A. Howell Claims the National Fruit
Association Owes 1t to Him.

f. A. Howell Claims the National Fruit
Association Owes 1t to Him.
F. A. Howell, by his attorney, E. G..
Hart, has filed q complaint against the
National Fruit Association to recover the
sum of 81, 1873 43, alleged to be due on a
contract.
The plaintiff claims that in June, 1894,
the National Fruit Association contracted
with him to ship to and handle in the
Eastern markets the whole of his crop of
pears, aud guaranteed him net profit of
sixty cents per box over and above COM
missions and other expenses. The pears
were delivered by the plaintiff 20 the de-
PENDANTS, consisting OF 2,400 boxes, of
good quality and carefully packed for
shipment.
1t is further alleged that the defendants
returned TO plaintiff a profit OF S3o9 on
329 boxes OF the pears, and on the other
2. l65 boxes profit OF Sll5 81 on 754 box es,
and a loss OF S279 90 on 1,4ll boxes.
Howell states that he has demanded the
payment of the balance due him, but
that the defendants have failed, neglected
and refused to pay it.
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Articles or incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Secretary OF States
office:
Mount Lowe Springs Company. Prin-
cipal place of business. Los Angeles.
Capital stock, S150.000, with the following
directors: Thaddeus ). G. Lowe, Sobieski
Lowe, Leon Z. Lowe, ii. G. Brown, Pas
adena; Thaddeus Lowe. Jr., Echo Mount
ain.
California Adsigns Company. Princi
pal place of business, San Francisco. Cap
itai stock, $500, GOO, with the following di-
rectors: Herman Shalnwald, l.. ID. Owens,
j. Joseph, NJ. \. Gunst, A. l. Esberg,
san Francisco.
Danish Creamery Company. Principal
place of business, Fresno. Capital stock,
$50, 900. with the following directors: Jor-
gen Hansen, Central California Colony,
Fresno County; l. Teilman, A. J. Shields,
Madison; Jacob Fischer, Washington
Colony, Fresno County; ii. Graft, Fresno.
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Petition to Set Aside Property.

Amelia York, widow of Arson Chester
York, deceased, has filed petition in the
Superior Court, through her attorney, e.
W. Baker, to have all the personal prop
erty of the estate set aside for the use of
herself and children, aud that an allow
ance of 575 per month be made out Of the
estate for their support
Mrs. York has also pstitioned the court
for an order setting aside the residence
property on the west half OF lot ), G, ID.
Ninth and Tenth streets, as homestead.
The property is valued at 500.
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MONEY FOR TIE COMING CARNIVAL.
Citizens Are Putting Up With Com
mendabIe Liberality.
State Printer A. J. Johnston Selected
for MarShal-A Bear for the
State Capitol.

State Printer A. j. Johnston is to be
Grand Marshal of the Electric Carnival
parade to be held on the evening of Sep
tember 9Th 1t was so decided at meet
ing of the Carnival Executive Committee
held yesterday afternoon. The motion
was made by w. S. Leake, and went
through by unanimous vote.
Director General Coleman was author
lied to secure the services Of someone in
assisting Rev. A. G. Herrick, Chairman
OF the Accommodation Committee. in
nndlng apartments for those who are
coming to Sacramento during the Carnl-
val period. 1t was stated that 200 rooms
had been offered during the two-days'
feared that sufficient accommo dations
might not be had for the coming multi
tude unless they are canvassed for.
The Chairmen Of the various Finance
Committees reported that collections are
progressing satisfactorily. In fact, it
was stated that subscribers are respond
ing almost to the entire amount promised.
These reports put the committee in
good humor. which was increased when
Chairman Stetfens stated that he had re-
ceived check for Sl00 from the South
Iuba Water Company, with which TO
help along the carnival.
Director General Coleman reported
that satisfactory progress is being made
with all the designs. He submitted
plan OF the national flag design, which
was shown to the members Of the COM
mlttee and approved.
Z. n. Post, representing the Native
Sons, said there had been no electrical
design emblematic of that order thus far
arranged for. He therefore asked that
the representation Of a bear, eight feet in
length, be placed on the Capitol. facing
the reviewing stand, the bear to be illum-
mated with the letters IN. s. G. W."
Mr.. Post said the Native Sons would pay
One-half the expense. His motion passed
by unanimous vote.
Judge Post thanked the committee. and
said the Native Sons would provide
plenty of music for the parade without
charge.
Chairman Barton Of the Music Com
the State Agricultural Society has prom
ised that the great American Band would
be in line, the only obligation being that
the parade would disband as near the
Pavilion as possible.
1t was estimated that there will be at
least sixteen brass bands in the line OF
the parade.
ASAO was Ol6CuSSlOU COuC6TuluR
badges. which Ii. J. Small cut short by
moving that the Chairman Of the Decora-
ton Committee procure badges, and that
all members OF the Executive Committee
deslrouS OF wearing them pay the ex-
pense. The motion prevailed.
DlrectOr-General Coleman was en-.
powered to confer with Job +. Calder
wood and NJ. HallOran of the transports.
ton department of the Southern Pacific
Company and to offer them electric
lamps, sockets, etc.. for any float they
might desire to place in line.
After the transaction Of some routin @
business the committee adjourned to
Saturday at 3 p. NJ
The record-union., 1895-08-29
BETTER AS IT GROWS OLDER
a Conservative, Moral Home News
paper.
[From the Oroville Mercury

paper.
From the Oroville Mercury.
The RECoRD-UNIoN of Sacramento has
entered new volume, the forty first
since the consolidation of the RECORD
and the UNION, and the ninetieth since
the foundation of that journal. The
RECORD UNION, like wine, grows better
as it grows older. and to-day is one of the
best papers of its class in the land, and it
always has been an Al newspaper. We
can remember how, when a boy, we used
to sell the Sacramento UNION to the min
ers for two bits copy, and how eagerly
they used to buy it, especially after the
pony express was tablished and the
war had commenced. And through all
these years it has been a conservative.
moral home newspaper. ever battling to
upbuild the State and especially the great
Sacramento Valley. 1t is pleasure to
chronicle its success.
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G. W. GURNEY'S ESTATE.
A Petition for Its Distribution Unt
the Terms of the VIII.

A Petition for Its Distribution Under
the Terms of the VIII.
Wilbur f. George, executor of the es-
tate of Charles w. Gurney, deceased, has
filed his final account i'll the Superior
Court; also a petition for the distribution
of the estate.
The nearest of kin to the deceased are
his brother, Albert A. Gurney. residing
at Portsmouth. \. H.; three sisters-Har-
riet G. Gurney, Alice A. Loud and Louisa
Gurney-the two first named residing al
Mendoza. H., and the latter at Concord,
\. H.; also TWO nleces-Emma Andrews
and Alice Thurlow-of Newburyport,
Mass, and Frederick q. Gurney, a
nephew, residing at Jamaica Plains, Mass.
The petitioner has III his possession, j,
and subject to distribution under the will
of deceased, some household property,
watch, jewelry, etc, valued at S3,3iS A,
and 500 realized from the sale of piano.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

beautiful and appropriate gold medals to
the winners, and some great tennis will
doubtless be the result. 1t will probably
be the best exhibition of doubles ever
played in the State.
The society has been making extensive
preparations for the tournament in the
way of altering the courts, preparing seat
ing accomm odations, etc.
Admission will be through the Pavilion
and all tickets issued by the society will
be honored at the door.
The record-union., 1895-08-29
Popular Daily Excursions to Chicago
and the East

EUpUTHT DaIIy EXCur61On6 TO CHICAGO
and the East.
The Union Pacific is the only line run
ming upholstered Pullman tourist sleep
ing cars from California to Chicago with
out change every day in the year. All
cars lighted by gas. Take the Union Pa
citic and avoid Inconvenience of changing
cars.
Through Pullman double drawing
room sleepers and dining cars to Chicago
without change on 1.-The Overland
Flyer" Daily service. Only 81 days to
Chicago.
For tickets and general information
call OH or address ID. w. Hitchcock, Gem
eral Agent, l Montgomery street, San
Francisco, or any agent OF the southern
Pacific Company.
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All at the Funeral.

Mrs. J. f. Toomey and William White
of this city, John White Of Truckee,
Catherine Adams of Manchester, N. H.,
and Mrs. w. A. McWilliams, daughters
and sons of the late Mrs. Catherine White
OF San Francisco, were all present at the
latter's funeral in San Francisco re-
Gently, while six of their sons performed
the office Of pail bearers. The funeral
was from Sacred Heart Church.
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Boomer Bon Mots.

A rather excited woman writes to a
contemporary that The bloomers will
not downw We should hope not.-Calls-
togian.
Il has been urged in behalf Of the
bloomer costume that it does not bag at
the knees. In respect to bagging the
bloomer costume is impartial as to local
ity A bag does no: bag al any particular
spot.-Bulletin.
The record-union., 1895-08-29
Yererans Going East.

Brigadier- General r. III. Warfeld of
San Francisco, commanding the Second
Brigade, II. G. c., passed through this
city yesterday on his way to Louisville,
XIV. 10 attend the Grand Army reunion
there. General Wartield was joined in
this city by Adjutant-GeneralA A. w. Bar
rett, who is going to New York for
month,
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Wants to Sell Real Estate.

Charles Heisen, Jr.. assignee of w. A.
Gamble. an insolvent. has petitioned the
Superior Court, by his attorney, Martin
Devine, for an order permitting him to
sell certain real estate owned by Gamble
in Tehama County
The record-union., 1895-08-29
The J.Street Arch.

T. A. Walthew of 110S Second street is
the designer of the Native Sons arch
now being erected at Seventh and j
streets credit for which had been given
to SiuerS.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

VOICE CULTURE AND PIANO MUSIC
Y taught by an experienced teacher at q
very low rate. Address MUSIC, room SO,
Pacific Hotel.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

ROOMS FOR HOUSE
u keeping; also furnished suite during FAIR.
Apply 1916 Seventh street. au29-0t~
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nor RENT-sUBURBAN 10 ACRES
u with improvements; good for milch
chicken or hog ranch. Apply to STROBEL,
317 street. au29-2wd&W
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Leave of Absence.

Acknowledgement Barrett and DR.. ]. r.
Laine, Secretary of the State Board of
Health. have each boen granted sixty
days leave of absence from the State.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

EOUR TRAVELLING SOLICITORS FOB
l. S. +. firm to work ou cash propoSltloni
good opening for the right men, ADDRESS
MANAGER, Box 10, this office. iu2o-ot
The record-union., 1895-08-29

GUT THIS OUT.-GOOD FOR A SEAT IN
" the best barber chair IN Sacramento. The
little acorn tree that grew anu grew and grew
until it became an old, old oak; so the Acorn
until it Is by far the best, most convenient
and only complete barber shop in the city;
have spared no pains or money IN getting
all OF the latest improvements connected
with my business; invite my mauy friends
and the public to call +. c. JONES, lO12
Sixth street.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

-Or L STREET-HOUSE OF ROOMS
20 and bath. Inquire ut Isl l. street.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

sOo X STREET-NICE AND NEWLY
QUO furnished rooms: rent reasonable.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

DIANOs AND ORGANS TUNED AND
repaired by F. BLODGETT. reliable and
prompt. Orders left at POMMER'S, Ninth
and j, or residence, i919I.
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TO LET OR RENT.

T1OR RENT OR SALE-A COMPLETE,
r we'll established restaurant in o town ad-
jacent to Sacramento Address Box 81,
Davisville Cal.
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1910 ST.-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
1870 front rooms cheap rent. au27-1W
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WE ARE STILL IN THE LEAD ON
w prces good butter. 25c roll; English
chow-chow in bulk chow-chow in bottles,
1870 bottle sardines, cans 2oc; oysters. 3
cans csc: 10 bars soap, 25c; borax soap &c
bar; Gold Dust, 2Oc package; rice, sc pound.
JOHN RILEY, Tenth and K.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

r AIDES - CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
IL Pennyroyal Pills diamond Brund) are
the best. Sale, reliable. Take no other. Send
&c stamp for particulars, "RelIef LADIES'" in
letter by return mail. AT druggists. CHI
The record-union., 1895-08-29

EOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, ONE
l. of the best paying SO-acre fruit ranches
in Placer County, situated about half way be-
tween Newcastle and Penryn, known as the
HaZen ranch. About so acres in fruit, the
balance in wood and pasture with ever living
water; a Groom house, barn, carriage houses,
shop packing houses and Chlnaman's house;
) horses wagons and all the tools for carry
ing on u f1rst-class ranch. Give us a bid.
Apply to Affixed HALL, on the premises
Z. O. address, Penryn.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

J1OR RENT FROM OCTOBER 1ST-THE
Il east half of the Rancho del Rio (W1nters'
ranch). containing about 415 acres: also the
south half of the west halt OF same property,
containing about 100 acres. To De rented as
q whole or IN subdivisions as above named;
cash rent. Inquire of JOSEPH STEFFENS,
care California State Bank. au27-2w
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t1 WATCHES CLEANED, 81; WATCH
y mainsprings, 81. All work warranted
AS street, next to Metropolitan Iheatcr
Cash paid tor old gold and silver.
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nor SALE-THE UNION HOUSE ON
J. the Lower Stockton road. Apply on the
premises. au23-1W*
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INOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
L family residence in this city, 20 acres, al
most all table grapes; best state OF cultlva-
stable, packing house and other improve
ments; now is the time to look at it. l.. NJ.
LANDSBCROUGH, Florin, or Courthouse,
city.
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DRESS AND cLoAKMAKINa.

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAkING AND
1 plain sewing, by MRS. KATE CROSS,
X26 NJ street.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

/ i and streets, has been opened as per-
manent Commercial and English Training
School. ElOcution and physical culture have
been added, with Miss Edith Howe, former
pupil tor several years of Mrs. Leila Ellis, as
instructor.
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kUsIC AND AIT.

y Eighth street; stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
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HOUSE ON ST.-STABLE AND LARGE
III yard; rent, SIG. Apply 1921 street.
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COLE AGENT FOR THAT EXCELLENT
y wood Of the Box and Supply Co.; good and
cheap. Il. HAW rs, 1l2l street.
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FLAVOR all your cold drinks with twenty
drops of Angostura Bitters. DR.. Siegerts the
only genuine.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

r AIDES CYCLE AND BATHING SUITS
IL in cloth or flannel. 1923 Seventh street.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOK CITY
property-One of the finest homesteads in
This county consisting OF so acres; situate on
the Upper Stockton road, 5 miles from city
the premises, or CHARLES COOLEY, lOl3
Fourth street.
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IIOG FENCE, STEEL LATHlNG, CAN
IL bottoms and flashing. +. HALVES,
ll21 street.
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N,AKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
i to +. &. q. THOMAS for best and Quickest
work. lO11 Sixth street.
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MAN AND WIFE WANT A POSITION
WI on a farm; have two children: under-
stands frult or grain farming and Is an en-
glneer. Address j. l.. STARTLING, this office.
au27-7t*
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WANTED-THREE ROOMS SUITABLE
w for light housekeeping; permanent Ad-
dress HOUSEkEEPING this Office. au2S-2tr
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PERSONALS.

H,HE ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING.
i Boots and Shoes for men, ladies ana
children at 90 street must be sold TO sat
isfy the creditors at neXt-to-nOthing prices
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A GOOD PAYING CIGAR AND CONFEC-
n tionery store. centrally located, for sale.
Address l.. b., this ONCE. au27-6t*
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WANTED.

yXTANTED-A GIRL; MUST BE GOOD
w cook. able and willing tC DO genera
housework; small family and no children
Apply 1907 o street. II
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TOR SALE-A RANCH OF 1913 ACRES;
i 11a miles from Arno; good house anu
barn on place; price $50 per acre; terms easy.
This is a bargain. For particulars, address
Box sos, city, or ED. l.. WRIGHT, Calf.
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LosT-FOuND.

T OST-SOMETIME AGO, A RED Gov
/ 4 cred memorandum book with name of
BIGGS on inside leaf. Finder return to this
office and receive 81 so.
The record-union., 1895-08-29

1OOO-PART DOWN-WILL BUY A
OlUUU six-rOom house and one acre Of
land planted to fruit and orange trees Lo-
Gated near Oak Park, eight minutes walk
from electric cars Good home on easy terms.
Inquire at law Office OF MARCH Il MARCH,
62SL street
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LODGING-HO OF II ROOMS;
"A doing n good transient business; best To-
cation in the city; good reasons for selling.
Call at this Office for particulars
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CHANCE FOR AN NINVESTMENT-16O so
n acres of grain land for SSOO-S3O0 down;
balance in five years without interest. For
particulars call at HORNDEIN BROS, $50
X street.
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OARDWELL COLONY, 1O-ACRE TRACTS
" The price has been reduced for the next
thirty days from $100 to $50 cash per acre.
j. +. CARDWELL. owner. 1904 n street.
Sacramento, or at house on Colony, adjoining
OranoeyaIe
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DASTURE! PASTURE!-GOODPA PASTURE
i near town; good water; plenty OF ieeI;
stock looked after and taken to and from
ranch; terms reasonable Address Box $50,
City. au21-lW~
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DARKER & COULTER, WOOD CARYERS.
i decorators and designers. goo Ninlu
street, opposite Plaza.
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FOB SALE.

DICYCLE FOR SALE-RA ER
d model, 81 pneumatic tire; in perfect con-
dltion. Price, S25. Apply o14 Seventeenth
street. au2 S-3t+
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OAK STovEwoOD. So 75 PER CORD.
" delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth-street road; F. O. address, sos
Seventh street. w. II. BASLER.
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MICE GENTLE HORSE, BUGGY AND
~ harness for sale cheap. Apply at 1919
tenth street,
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EOR SALF-ONE-HALF OR FULL IN
l. terest in good paying cigar business. Ad-
uress INTER EST, this office.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

CREAT REDUCTIONS IN FIRST-CLASS
VI Photos at Deans, 719 X street, near Post
office. Call and examine our work.