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vestigated the matter and was convinced
that the amendment should be allowed.
Hitherto two clerks from the land depart
ment had assisted in the Office of the super
lieved the office of the Superintendent
should be run by clerks paid for by that
office.
SENATOR LITTLE followed with the
same line of argument.
SENATOR BURKE said he thought if
they increased the clerk hire of the super
intendent they should decrease that of the
land department.
The house amendments were adopted
and the bill passed.
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HOUSE,.
The house met at 2 p. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
nUrTrTNNn

Messrs FLACK and Jennings presented
q remonstrance. signed by all the attorneys
and ia others of Cavalier county, against
the division of the first judicial district.
Mr.. W1NEMAN presented a petition for
state license OF peddlers.
Messrs. SMITH and Rinde presented pc
titions against resubmission.
Mr.. TWICHELL presented petition
for the amendment of Mr.. Nierling's game
bill by striking out ''resident" in the matter
OF license.
THE OIL TEST BILL.
Mr.. RINDE'S bill raising the oil test to
$50 was recommended to pass.
HOUSE BILL NO. IS.
The compilation committee reported Mr..
Tyler's drainage bill to be so drawn as to
avoid constitutional objections raised
against the old bill. They reported amend
ments to Sections ana 8, and recon-
mended it to pass.
AN IMPORTANT INQUIRY.
Mr.. TWICHELL offered the following
resolution, which was passed:
WHEREAS, Chapter 1876 of the Session
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THIRTY-NINTH DAY.
SENATE,

Senate convened at p. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Under the head OF unfinished business,
the third reading Of the Probate code (H,
B. 119) was proceeded with.
I'll. y. Brown was appointed assistant
postmaster, to act during the sickness of
Postmaster Hall.
NEW BILL.
Concurrent resolution by Senator Burke,
amending the constitution so as to take the
Judiciary out of politics if the legislature
pass law to that effect.
BY SENATOR BURKE: Amending Sec
ton 196la of the Civil code.
By SENATOR DOBIE: Amending chan
ter Of the Penal code, revised statutes of
1877, entitled crimes against the elective
franchise.
STARCH BOUNTY.
House bill No. 13: To encourage the
manufacture OF potato starch in North
SENATOR BENEDICT supported the
SENATOR DOBIE spoke against it.
SENATOR MCGlLLlVRA said it was
directly in the interest of the farmer. IF
potatoes are high, farmers are not COM
PEELED to sell them to starch factories. but
can sell them where they can get the
largest price.
SENATOR DAY said he believed Mr..
McGlllivray had some deal to supply the
factories with coal or he would not be for
the bill.
SENATOR McGILLIVRAY said he was
in favor of anything that would benefit
the state. He wanted to see the markers
OF the farmer extended.
SENATOR YOUNG favored the bill,
SENATOR DAY wanted to see it made
SENATOR STROM SAID the measmre
was one in the interest of the farmer, Far
mer members of the legislature can al
ways be counted on to vote against mea-
SureS in their own interest, but if a
question Of increasing salary comes IN
they generally vote for it.
After some further discussion the bill
passed without amendment.
CLERK HIRE.
Senate Bill was special order. This
measure provides for clerk hire in the
state offices. The house amended the biII
by increasing the clerk hire in the attorney
generals Office from $500 to $1,000, and in,
creaslng that of the superintendent of
pubic instruction from $1,SOO to $4,000.
Ihe question OF cOncurrng in the house
amendment came up.
SENATOR LAMOURE led the opposi-
ton to the increase in the office of Miss
Bates, although he admitted that Attorney
General COwan should have the additional
clerk hire. He did not believe that Miss
Bates had done right to pay man 1925 a
month who had only been earning $40 a
week. This hlgh-priced clerk had shown
no special fitness for the place.
SENATOR HAGGART said he had in
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count.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BOARD.
The governor appointed and the senate
confirmed the following members of the
agricultural board: w. II. Robinson, l.. Il.
Casey, E. 81. Sykes, George E. Osgood,
Alex Stern, H. F. Miller and j. o. Smith.
Mr.. Sykes is a resident of MinOt-a mer-
chant The other members are we'll
known.
NOTES.
In addition to the $5,450 insurance taxes
the commissioner of insurance has on hand
$4,000, to be turned in for next pay day.
Professor Holland, of Hillsboro, was a
visitor at the capitol yesterday and was eX-
tended the cOurteSieS OF the floor of the
house.
The Richards convict labor bill is re-
garded with favor by the labor interests.
1t puts them at hard labor for the state, as
it should.
The house committee on temperance
listened to Professor Delaney of the Nor
rell inebriaJe cure ON the merits of the Kel-
l0gg bill for the cure and treatment of in
eDrlateS.
1t the member of the house who knows
tlaC the prohibition law of North Dakota
is violated will make complaint, and lay his
evidence before the attorney general or the
states attorney OF the county he can make
practical test of the law.
The vote on the Kelley cure in the SEN
ate was ~ to 4. Senators White, HanscOm,
Parkin and Valentine were absent. Messrs'
Hitler. Young, Stevens and Viets voted
against the bill. The bill is the Colorado
law amended to require the double chic
ride
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WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE,

The action of yesterday, making the
woman's suffrage bill special order for
Feb: %, was reconsidered and changed to
Wednesday, next week, at 2:30 p. m.
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The SPEAKER appointed Messrs.
Twichell. Rasmussen, Hancock, Walker
and McLachlan committee of inquiry,
under Mr.. Twichell's resolution in relation
to the taxation of express companies and
sleeping car companies.
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charges should be investigated at least be.
fore endorsed. The resolution was voted


fore endorsed. The resolution was voted
down.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
MIR. Edwards in the chair.
Mr.. LOGAN'S bill for gaining and Civ
ing information in regard to the wheat
prices In the markets of the world, was un-
der consideration. The bill was discussed
at length by Mr.. Logan, Messrs. Nierling,
TWichtll and Kellogg opposing.
MIR. WlNEMAN asked the chairman to
state whether the Forum would not furnish
this information at 81 per year. Receiving
an affirmative reply. he moved that the bill
be indefinitely postponed, and the motion
prevailed.
BANKS FOR SMALL TOWNS.
Mr.. TYLER'S bill allowing banks of
$4,000 in towns of less than 500 people. was
recommended to pass.
The house adjourned till 10 a. m. today.
GREAT NoRTHERN's GROSS EARNINGS.
The gross earnings of the Great North
ern for the year 1894, on which they pay
per cent tax. were as follows:
Passengers. Observation-Disclosures. $390.773 72
Mails Observation-Disclosures. 96,326 l9
10 Go' ''''......'...... ol.aot 70
Freight Observation-Disclosures. 2,262,5S6 10
MlScellaneOuS.. .................. 3S,7lO 81
Total ...................$ .$2, ,S26, 1888 55
On which the tax is 4,790O1.
The company has paid $25,O00 on ac-
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THEIR MEMORY STIRRED.
a Benefactor of Other Years. Being

a BeBefactor of Other Years. Being
Needed again, Ia on Hand For Duty.
A nation threatened with war looks about
foI leaders, and naturally turns its eyes to
veterans VINO have fought well in previous
contests. So people attacked by disease and
seeking Iemedy, inquire what has helped
tueln III other years. The grip is here again,
and IN some places has assumed form mors
Illallgnant than ever. 1t will doubtless prOwI
about looking for victims until the settled
weather Of pring.
4\oW, its Il matter of medical history that,
When line grip was here before, it was quickly
thrown OF by bodies that had been strength
eneu Dy stlmulgnt OF the highest order of
excellence To hasten conn plete recovery after
tie grip Dufty'S Pure Malt Whisky was en-
ploNed. That the same remedy is doing the
same good work to-day appears from letter
written Oy Mr.. Thomas Barrett of Seammon,
Kansas, who says:
having been continually coughing, with
pains running through my body ana being
IGttIdDle 10 work, took two bottles of Duffy
lure Malt Whisky. l am now able to work.
Inc cough and soreness on my chest are
almost gone"
Inc cough, headache and soreness of muscle
IoiCNlIiSl Slne grip are never helped by local
"pPncaPon. Beng signs of q general weak
ness, they are thrown Of ouly When the whole
system Is toned and stimulated, so that no or
gan Hoes TOO much or too little. To do this is
tue mission Of Dutfy's Pure Malt Whisky.
All VINO remember how it gave them clear
hettus. SOUND stomachS and a healthy ciTcula-
Llph W4eh they were getting over the grip in
oIher seasons, have supplied themselves with
DuiiyS Pure Malt and have pointed out to
tEelr neignbors a way TO avoid misery and
listening to?
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THAT WOODLAND CHALLENGE
What Manager Caverly Has to Say on
the SUbiAct.

w ha1 -hAhaSef Layeriy has to Say on
the subject.
w. Caverly, manager of the Sacramento
baseball team. was in a somewhat caloric
condition yesterday when he read in the
hEcoRD- UNION the challenge issued by
,. j. Ward OF the Woodland team to any
sacramento baseball team to play the
Woodlanders next Sunday for any sum
from $50 to 500.
That challenge was aimed at the team
l represent" said Caverly 1.-The Wood
land team is composed OF professionals,
VINO are going East in a week or so, and
they want to make a raise of a little
money by winning from us, if possible.
They played US for suckers a few
weeks ago, but they can't do it again.
Our boys went over to Woodland and
beat them by a score of 19 to II. The
winners were to have the gate receipts,
and these must have been fully 500,
Judging from the crowd that attended the
game. But we didn't get the money,
only about $40.
NOW, ips no fun to ride to Woodland
and back again over the rough roads and
play bail. especially when there's no
money III II, and we don't propose to be
worked again in that way.
IL the professionals who are Temporal
f!ly soJournlng in Woodland want 10
play against our team for money, let
tnem come over here and we'll give them
all they want, and they can depend on
having square deal from us.
HIease state this in the RECORD UNION
as our response TO Manager Wards chal-
lenge."
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The merchants OF lower Mar
ket street are cOngratulating
Mr.. John H. Curley, "The Mer-
chant Prince" of $40 Market
street. Probably he has made
more dress suits than any other
merchant tailor in San Fran
cisco. AS q cutter and filter he
is par excellence. Hard work
and the cOngested condition Of
trade worried, fretted and
Overburdened Mr.. CurIey to
such an extent that he lost his
good health. He who had been
known to smile with everyone
became gloomy, n1OroSe, mel
anchOly. He suffered from
dyspepsia, and the agOnies Of
the dyspeptic cannot be writ
ten; it would be agony to write
them. When you have a desire
TO fight with everyone, for no
just reason, it is time to get re-
lief, and, luckily for Mr.. Curley,
he secured relief almost inan1e-
diately. He has taken three
bottles of joys Vegetable Sar-
sapariIla, which IS the great
"HOnle Remedy" and he pro-
nOunceS this great home rem
edy to be the most efficient
medicine that he has ever taken
to his certain knowledge.
When seen by a reporter yes
terday he said. 81 have no hes
1tatiOn in saying that Joys Veg
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Mrs. c. D. Stuart Of 1921 Mis-
sion streetis a lady with a mind
OF her own. She says:
The Edwin w. JOY CO.-Gen-
tienen: tried TO get another
bottle OF J Joys Neqeta BILE Sarsa-
parilla and the clerk in the drud
store brought something lust
as good. L did not want some
thing just as good, but | wanted
joys Vegetable Sarsa parilla,
because / knew what it did for
me last spring. Twas sufferinG
from nasty sick headache and
dyspepsia; my blood was bad.
After / took the great "HOme
Remedy" joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla, 1 could eat, sleep and
do my work as good as | ever
could. MRS. G. D. STUART.
1921 Mission street,
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BLEARY, WEAK EYES.
Made Strong and LIs-
troGS-

James Andrews, living on
Point LObos road, says:
The Edwin w. Joy Co.-Gen-
tlemen: l wish to thank you
gentlemen for the great good
which your Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla has done for nv
weak eyes. thought I would
soon 60 blind. l was actually
losing my sight. My eyes We're
so weak [ had to stop reading
day and night. Jessie read the
papers for me. After usinG
four bottles OF Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparllla l put away the
green glasses and can now see
as well as l ever could. NV
blood is in good condition. I
am not weak at all. Yes, l do
praise your Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla. No one should
take any other sarsaparilla but
joys Vegetable Sarsa pariIla.
(Signed) JAMES ANDREWS.
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WANTED - WE WANT DESIRABLE
W houses to rent TO good tenants. See
CURTIS, CARMICHAEL q BRAND under
California State Bank
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Tor SALE-A FANCY OAK GRAND Up
L righl piano, with scarf and stool, au new.
Tor S265, part cash, part time; a good second
hand upright piano Tor Sl15; GOOD square at
Sl2o. See them a y. J. PUAiMER'S. corner
NIALA ana streets. mr2O-lW
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etable SarSaparilla, nlanufac-
tGred by the Edwin w. Joy
Company, is a wonderful rem
edy. | must say that it is pleas
ing to the taste, not nauseatnq
| must say that he or she who
takes joys Vegetable Sarsapa-
rilla is taking no nasty pills,
because this great home rem
edy slowly and gently passes
through the body, cleansing
the various organs Of the body
and making new blood, reliev-
ing the blOated dyspeptic feel
ing, and with no bad effects.
Not single pinple, not a single
blOtch, not q single red patch
came out upon my face or body
while l was taking this great
medicine. | have no hesitation
in prOnOuncing it to be a most
wonderful and efficaciOus
remedy, and 1t should be KEEP
in the cupbOards or in the
medicine closet Of every family
in the land, and each and every
Individual to whom | have
talked say that the cOmbina-
ton Of herbs that 90 to make
this great Joys Vegetable Sar-
Saparilla is certainly remark =
able. take pleasure IN recon-
n1ending this great medicine
to all my friends.''
(Signed) JOHN H. CURLEY,
S46 Market street.
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DON'T TAKE A SUBSTITUTE.
When you ask for Joys Vegetable Sarsapari1la
see that your druggist gives you the Cali
fOrnian Home Remedy Joys Vegetable
SarSaparilla.
\ VOICE FROM WOODLAND.

The Edwin w. Joy Co., San
Francisco, CaI.-GentIen1en: l
used your Sarsa pariIla three
months. l was troubled with
kidney disease, habitual con-
stipatiOn, loss Of appetite, de-
fective nutrition, dys pepsia,
and was tagging and weary.
| am now so we'll and strOnq
can help indOrsing joys Veg
etable Sarsaparilla.
j. E. SUTCH,
Chief Clerk Graft Hotel, Wood
land, Cal.
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Joys Vegetable Sarsapari11a is good for the
old and for the young 1t is the one California
Home Remedy and its manufacturers posi-
tlVely assert 1t IS made solely and entirely
Vegetable There are mineral pOiSoT1s in
JOY Vegetable SSarsaparil1a. Take for a weak
stomach, weak eyes, jaced feelings. 1t has
cured Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Chronic Con-
stpatiorl, Confirmed Sick HeadacIle, Net1rs1ois
Blood Diseases and always e taken Iox
persons recovering from Typhoid Fever and all
Wretched hI1n1OrS. Insist erix
ing you Joys Vegetable Sarsapari11a. Don't
take a medicine that is just good, take lows
Vegetable Sarsapari11a.
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Case of notwithstanding.

1t has been found necessary to ampu-
tate the middle finger OF one of J. W.
Marsh's hands in consequence OF blood
poisoning.
A couple Of weeks ago he got into an
alteration with a hobo in his saloon, and
the latter Oit his finger. Marsh did not
think much OF the injury al the time, but
after few Gays il began TO assume a
troublesome nature, and now he has LOST
his finger entirely.
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C1c Zoo TO LOAN ON CITY DWELL
OID.0Ut ing-house properly. For par
ucu!ars call on CURTIS, CARMICHAEL IT
BRAND, under California State Bank
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..Yield Not to Misfortune, :,

was afflicted with catarrh Iastautumu.
During the month OF October 1 could
neither taste nor smell and could hear but
little. Ely's Cream Balm cured II
Marcus George Shautz, Railway, y. J,
suffered from catarrh OF the worst
kind ever since boy, and / never boDei
1or cure, but EIy's Cream Balm seems tn
do even that. Many acquaintauces have
used II with excellent resuIts.-Oscgr
0strom; - " arren avenue, Chicago, lii.
Cream Balm is agreeab bIe.
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NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY

The Directors say they VIII soon Be
Ready Tor Business.
1t is claimed that the new telephone
company now has contracts with 400 sub
scriDers for its proposed service. and that
soliciting has been discontinued. Those
who desire connection with the new svs-
tenn at the start are notified TO send in
their applications not later than the end
OF next week.
Steps are said to have been taken to Sc
cure connection with the Stockton and
other outside systems.
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WHAT A DOCTOR SAYS

Having tried several bottles
OF your Sarsaparilla, and find
ing ii better than other makes.
i readily recommend il.
G. A. BON ESTELL.
2i1 Geary street.
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TOR SALE-FRESH MILCH COW AND
i calf Apply at 1924 Third street
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GENERAL EOTICEs.

[ NAhD OF THANKS.-WE TAKE THIS
HcotSIod rtSinod OF extending our sincere and
iIoiotit 80 Eiclt thanks TO the many friends and
Ta{i io7 iooiS r VINO SO kindly assisted us at the
TSSo.ht TC,a Vi our beloved husband and father A.
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Reward Nnarat

Governor Budd has offered $500 reward
for the arres. and conviction Of the party
or parties who murdered Cornelius STAGE
at mis- home, The Ingleside, near Like
Merced
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lid YOU EVER TRY H. K. WALLACE
II for stoves and ranges? o13 to Sl7 St.
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Touhey,s Case Continued.

James Touhey appeared before Justice
Davis yesterday in response TO the charge
OF perjury made against him by oscar A.
Henley At Touhey's request the matter
WAS continued I'LL tuesday next.
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MICE, GOOD TOP, sIDEBAR BUGGY
~ Tor sale cheap. or will exchange Ior good
spring wagon. +. g. A, HECORD-UNIoN once.
mr25-lW
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PERSONALS.

MIR. NOEL, FROM PARIS. EXPERT
VI enced nurse. Apply this Office. mr2 W.
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THE Sunset Limited takes you TO New
Orleans in 19 hours and to New Yor.z in
1I9 hours.
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1917 SEVENTH ST NICELY FUR
\ Il nlshed double parlors; bath and gas
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TPHOLSTERING AND MATTREssEs
y made over at bedrock prices, by +.
BROWN, 1909 K street
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TO LET OR RENT.
k0c K STREET, NICE AND NEWL'
OOO furnished rooms: rent reasonable.

81 FIFTH ST, NICELY FURNISHED
LII front rooms for gentleman only.
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TIP TO DATE PRICES: SUGAR CORN, Sc
I can; 20 rs sugar, 81; cans oysters, 25c;
fresh butter, SOC roll; creamery squares, 4Oc;
) cans tomatoes, 2Oc; good tea, csc ID; the
ID; 25-Oz cans OF baking powder tor 25c: our
cream Mocha and Java coffee, 35c b or 3 lbs
for 81, is superb White Lily drips is the best
syrup, zoe gal; good syrup, SOC gal. can; Ar
buckle coffee, 25c; 10 bars soap, 25c; bars
Royal Savou, 25c; bars sand soap, 25c;
prunes, &c d; 8 Ds raisins tOr 25c; shoulders,
U1qc b: sardlne<, &c; mustard sardines, LOG;
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SARsAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry. 53l 81 street. >
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GALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
/ butter, 2Oc = b; No. l pickle roll, 35c;
GOOD hams lie d, bacon, 1870 ID; shoulders,
rnatOes, 2Oc fancy olives, 2Jc quart; layer
raI,ins, 1O-ID box, GOc; 10 bars boss soap, 25c,
rood tea. 25c u; ScHiHng's best Costa RiC4
and Java Coffee, hs for 81. II you want TO
get a square deal, call at SIS X streel,
SIMONS & son.
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MEETING NOTICES.

DlONEERS-MEET AT YOUR HALL AT
/ z. NJ. THIS AFTERNOON to attend the
funeral OF our late brother, r. Z. Figg.
W. W. LIGHT, President.
w. II. LUTHER, secretary. Its
DED JACKET TRIBE. NO. 2S,
II Imp'd .. r. M.-Regular meet-@sseG'
ing THIS friday EVENING at If
1880 O'Clock. There will be several Es;2<ec4A
paletaceS adopted. Visiting brothers invited
to attend. i1t"I ED DUNDAS, Sachem.
CAPITOL LODGE. NO 81, 10. ..,.4.,.,,.
Y Q. F.-Regular meeting THIS ~gF$Ssssss<r.
FrdaJJ EVENING at $50 4S%%zsS53sSS1-
O'Clock. Election OF Representa- >>glaV$SS
tlNes 70 Grand Lodge.
L. L. GERRISH, n. G..
w. a. STEPHENSON. Secretary. Its
VNHOSE HOLDING TICKETS To
] the Naomi Chapter theater par Y rrS SsS
are requested TO meet at Masonic ! EN- I'd,
pie at 7:3O p. n. SATURDAY EVEN P''S
ING. lt#
DROFESSOR WALTER MILLER WILL
J give his fourth lecture under the auspices
OF the Kingsley Art Club, at Pythian Castle
THIS FridayJ EVENING at 5 o'clock. Sub
ject: THE Parthenon.'' 1t
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BLACKSMITHS, ETC.

II CARMICHAEL NOTIFIES THE PUB
IL lie that hereafter he will make spe-
clalty OF horseshOeing; no extra charge Tor
steel handmade side toe and quarter weight,
forging and interfering and stumbling shoes,
1908 Eighth street
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I I ANSION HOUSE. SEVENTH, I AND J
vi streetS-Decided.y the best place i'm the
ci'y, comfortable. clean and homeuka; rooms
en- suite or single, with or without board:
good board, ) per week.
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CABINETS REDUCED TO So PER DOZEN
- Tor q short time only at hELLER'S. 10
r street. near PusJoffice
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CLARA LAHAN'S EsTAT

John DonGhue has petitioned the Su-
peTIor Court for letters OF guardianship
on the estate OF Clara Lahan. an insane
person. The estate consists OF IIve shares
OF Germania Building aud Loan Associ-
ton stock, valued a 81, ,U00. The hearing
OF the petition has been set for April 5th.
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100 Ia9ncd FH5T DEsIG6BLE ESI6 s5s 'E2QM 6S ~
XlOU feet; barn, wOOdsued and chicken
house; stone walks; terms easy; 5000 can
remain on mortgage at 10 Per cent. Apply at
premises, or room IL, POstOmce building.
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L berry land in Sacramento Valley. inst
outside city limits, near electric cars See
JAMES L. MILLS, 301 J street
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NOR SALE = DIFFERENT. SIZE PIPE
l. dipped, guaranteed TO stand high pressure
at low rates SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS
IN octagon building, near depot
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CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w RIVETT STEAM CARPET
III cleaning, corner Twelfth and o streets.
CaTpet eating. sc ewingand refit.ing. furniture
Vacked for shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale. Iele-
phone, 292.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

IF YOU WANT A CORRECT LIKENESS
OF your baby 90 to BEALS' GEM GAL
Lkh \; MS new system lays over all others tor
quick work; no conn -ctiou with any other
place. Corner Seventh and streets. Sacra-
mGutO.
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20&RD AND LODGING.

101O IA. B. GILMORE. PLYMOUTH
iViC Restaurant, board and LODGING; good
home cooking and reasonable rates. can and
give Us a trial.
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