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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

City Trustee L. Tozer is back from his
Eastern trip.
Misses Louisa Conrad and Nellie Og-
den are visiting at Truckee.
S. j. Holszinger of Oleta, Amador
County, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Clark of San
francisco are at the Golden Eagle.
Phil Hirsch has gone to San Francisco
on short visit.
Mrs. V. Dresher and Miss Berthe
Schweitzer have gone on a visit to San
Francisco.
Miss Callie Shartzer of San Jose is WIS.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. Robert Dunn, 9l3 ID
street.
Mrs. N. a. Aines, Miss Lille B. Cut
ter, +. @. Gutter and l.. w. Sim went on
an extended vacation to Summit Soda
Springs yesterday.
Adjutant- eneral Barrett has gone to
Los Angeles and will assist in the mus
tering in of troop of cavalry in that
City this evening.
Mrs. j. e. McCabe, after a three weeks
visit with friends in the city, departed
for her home in Dunsmuir a few days
ago, accompanied by Mrs. W. L. Jones
and son, Murl, where the latter intends
TO remain during the month.
The wedding of Joseph NJ Robbins
anu MISS ~ burns look place on NJ on
day at the Franciscan Church, Father
Augustine officiating. Katie Hennessey
was bridesmaid, and Henry Thielen
groomsman. After the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the brides home
at Twenty second and NJ streets, where
breakfast was served, after which the
bride and groom departed for Santa Cruz
and Pacific Grove to spend their honey
moon. They received many beautiful
presents from their friends and relatives
The following-named guests were pres
emit: Katie Hennessey, Katie Ryan,
Mamie Hennessey, L. Shepp, NJ. Shepp,
A. Webster. l.. Groggan, NJ. O'Connor,
NJ. Hennessey, Il. Robbins. q. Little
field, H. Robbins. \. Vandermark, +.
Bradshaw, A. Ryan, j. Woodall, 4.
Creighton, J. Wendt, II. Potts, Masters
J. Plummer, H. TEielen. c. Barron, J.
Burns, w. Hennessey. J. OConnor, f.
Trainor, 7. O'Connor, T. Creighton, A.
Woodall; Mr.. and Mrs. Trainor of San
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Woodall, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Creighton, Mrs.
Calaum. Mrs. J. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs
Hennessey, Mrs. Wendt, Mrs. j. War
ner, Mrs. O'Connor. Mrs. Quinn, Mrs.
Vanbibber, Mrs. o. Brien.
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS BOUGHT
~ sold and exchanged at reduced prices
no h.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING.

An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
n signers for organizing Chamber of Com
merce in this city will be held at Pythian Cas-
tie, on Ninth and l streets, Sacramento, at
p. NJ, FRIDAY, August 9th, at which time
the special committee appointed at the meet
ing held July 18TH Will be prepared 10 submit
their report.
1t is Sill important that full meeting of all
interested should be present, as it is a work in
which all citizens, merchants, mechanics,
manufacturers, capitalists and every tax
payer and owner of property in this city and
county, as well as the adjoining counties OF
Central and Northern California, should aid
by at once applying for mem bershp. Blanks
will be furnished at this meeting for sigma
lures for those desiring to become members,
and it is very desirable that large list as
possible OF charter members should be OBJ
tanned. [auS.2t b. U STEINMAN Mayor
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
T. W. Clark ct TX to Eugene l. Rob-
bins-N orth half of west half lot 4, G and
II and Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
Sl,700.
United States TO Henry Maize-N orth-
east quarter section Is, township north,
range 5 east.
a. Hervagault to Mary Hageman-
Lot Z, S and I, and Second and Third
streets.
Mary Hageman and husband to a.
Hervagault-Lot Z, s and I and Second
and Third streets.
Estate of Mary A. Crocker to Crocke
Estate Company-Lots l, =, g. 4, f and q
and Seventh and Eighth streets.
J, Y. Long TO John kern-Lot 4. block
81, Oak Pork.
Charles Miller ct TX to Robert f. Jones
East half lot t, F aud q and Thirtieth
Thirty-hrst streets.
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LULU MUST TAKE Her MEDICINE.
Abe VOLTS Associate in Sin Not Per-
mitted to Leave.
Wolf Himself Gets Six Months In jail.
ana Must Also Answer for
EmbeZZiement.

When the case of Lulu Gordon, charged
with being vagrant, was called in the
Police Court yesterday, E. c. Hart, her
attorney, said his client was sick and I'M
able to appear in court. If the officers
were DESTROYS of getting rid of the de-
PENDANT, he would, on her behalf, inter-
pose q plea of guilty. The woman, he
said was not troublesome, and always
attended to her own business. and II
given an opportunity she would leave the
city. provided Justice Davis would with
hold the commitment, and City Attorney
Brown would give his consent thereto.
Mr.. Brown said he would not consent
to such procedure. He said he was at
first inclined to accept proposition of
that kind, but subsequent events led him
to change his mind. The manner in
which the woman had acted after she left
the stand, in the case of Abe Wolf. con-
victed of being yagrant. was no credit
to her.
Justice Davis said it was sort of GUS
tom 10 withhold commitments in such
cases and give the defendant an oppor-
tunity to leave town, when there were
mitigating circumstances and when the
consent of the City Attorney ana arrest
ing officers was obtained. If they OBJ
iected to MIR. Harris arrangement he had
no power other than 10 proceed with the
case.
The defense was not ready, and the case
was continued until tomorrow afternoon.
Abe Wolf. who was accused OF having
lived with the Gordon woman, and who
was convicted on Wednesday afternoon
OF being a vagrant, appeared in court for
sentence. l.. G. Hart, his attorney,
moved for q new trial, which was denied
Justice Davis then sentsnced W oil 10
ak months imprisonment in the County
Jail.
After Wolf was sentenced a warrant
was served on him charging him with
embeZZling $50 from Josie Castro. the girl
who was concerned in the vagrancy case,
Wolf had put up $l64 10 and two
watches for his appearance in court to re-
ceive sentence. This property was at
tached yesterday by Constable spinks
on writ sworn 10 by Josie Castro.
Yesterday afternoon Wolf returned the
$40 to Miss Castro, and it is likely the
attachment will be released.
The Castro girl has complained to the
police that she received an unsigned note
from someone. in which she was threat
ened with bodily harm for having testl-
fed against Wolf.
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BEES AT ASCOT.
They Make Things Lively ut the Race
Track for Il While.

A curious incident occurred at Ascot.
While a large numbe of pleasant lunch
con parties were enjoying the delights of
all open air repast in the gardens behind
the grand stand great swarm of bees
settled down on the guests around table
in a corner. They buzzed aud buzzed
everywhere. Ladies had bees in their
bonnets and gentlemen found their hats
turned into striking lillenesses of Catch
'em-aiive-oh's." Some Of the swarm set
tied on the cold salmon, and other MEM
hers Oft tum bled into the champagne cup.
In fact, the bees created the greatest con-
sternetion among the ladies and gentle
men in that quarter of the grounds.
They were gradually drawn Off the
luncheon party by a gentleman to whom
occurred the happy idea of treating them
TO little music on q metal tray under a
tree. After the tapping or tinkling on
the article had continued for two or three
moments the queen bee settled on the
branches above to listen to it, and was at
once followed by all the swarm. 1t was
an extraordinary sight to see hundreds OF
the insects hanging like great black and
gold clusters on tue tree while the tink-
ling continued. 1t ceased with the lunch
con. and the bees did no moro harm. In
the early part of the performance q lady
was pretty severely stung.-London Tele-
graph.
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MRS. HOFFBR IS HAPPY.
Her Son FIorentine Was Not Drowned,
But is in Chico.

Her Son FIorentine Was Not Drowned,
But is in Chico.
Florentine Hofer, whose clothing was
found on the bank CT the American
River, near the railroad bridge. last Sun
day, and who was supposed to have been
drowned. has been heard from.
His mother arrived in this city yester-
day and informed Chief of Police Drew
that before her son left home he told her
he was going to Chico, and requested her
10 address bis letters TO that place. She
wrote him a letter some days ago and adj
dressed it to Chico as Instructed.
Yesterday Chief Drew telegraphed to
the Postmaster at that place ask ing him
if Hotter had received any mail from the
Postoffice. The Postmaster replied that
Hotter had called and got his mail. This
was since his clothing was found on the
river bank.
His mother almost cried with joy when
informed of the Postmaster's reply. and
left for her home in San Francisco last
evening a much happier woman than
when she arrived in this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS

s'The Field of Honor, or Blue and
Gray" was played by the Daley Com
pany at the Metropolitan Theater last
night 1t ought 10 have filled the house
to overflowing-lt was worth it. It will
be repeated tonight, and should fill
every seat and all the standing room. 1t
is a military play, based on the romance
and reality of the great rebellion. Many
military pieces have been given here, but
few, if any, better mounted or played.
Company OF the local regiment con-
tributed twenty men to aid in the effects:
the management added ten others and q
band, so that with the troupe some sixty
people were on the stage. The scenes
were very realistic. strong in design and
admirable in execution. The parts were
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-09
BRIEF NOTES

Henry Weber has brought suit in the
Superior Court for divorce from Theresa
Weber.
On the farm of Mrs. Henry Ryman OF
Yoio is cow with litter of three calves,
and the whole family is doing as well as
could be expected
A San Francisco court has granted to
Mrs. Addie Scheper formerly Addie
Hlllebrand of this city divorce from
W. y. Scheper, on the ground OF deser-
ton.
There was a five minutes informal
conversation" ETC., wrote the reporter
in referring to the doiugs Of the Super
visOrs on Wednesday, but the compositor
corrected it so as to read: There was a
fine 2-minute informal conversation
etc. He was promptly ''electrocuted."
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To writhe Upon Bed Of Agony

Is what people troubled with rheumatic
symptoms can fairly expect, if they take no
eficient means 10 check the rapidly growing
maady which. 1t should never be forgotten,
has q tendency to attack the heart and termi-
nate life. The testimony. public and pro-
fessional. is Overwhelmingly convincing and
concurrent that Hostetter's Stomach BiSters
is both a sovereign pre- Tentlve and curative of
rheumatism. 1t completely eXpurgates from
the blood the acrid principle which, attack
ing the tissues surrounding the joints and
muscles, cause such exquisite pain. The Bit
tiers promotes the action OF the kidneys, blad-
der, stomach and bowels, and remedies ma
lara nervousness and debility. 1t also in
duces appetite and sound repose hastens con-
valeScelce after eXhausting maladies. and
mitigates the infirmities of age. Take it daily
at regular intervals, and confidently expect
the best results.
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WEARY OF SUFFERING.
jerry Moody, cripple, Sends a Bull
let Into His Henri.

jerry Moody, q cripple, Sends a Bull
let Into His Heart.
Early last night tho inmates OF the Rail-
road Hospital at Fourteenth and d streets
were startled by the report of pistol in
front of the building. An investigation
showed that someone had shot himself on
the lawn and was dying.
It proved to be a patient named Jerry
Moody, q young man who had been an
inmate OF the hospital for some time. He
was found to be shot through the heart,
and died soon after being taken inside tue
building.
Moody had been very Respondent for a
long time. Some six months ago he I'M
derwent a severe operation, and though
he recovered SO far as to be able TO get
about, he was certain to be crippled for
life, ana the knowledge of this latter fact
impelled him to take his life.
The deceased has a young sister, who is
now alone in the world. About year
ago their mother committed suicide in
Los Angeles.
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TOOK A HEADER.
Government Engineer ueuer Dumped
In the American River.

Govern menC Engineer Heuer Dumped
In the American River.
Major W. II. Heuer of the Engineer
Corps of the United States Army while
inspecting the American River, a short
distance above the bridge, early yester-
day morning met with an accident which
caused him much inconvenience and loss
of valuable time in his research.
On Wednesday night the Major and an
assistant left Folsom in rowboat to
make al inspection of the river down to
this city for the purpose OF determining
its navigability. " hen he arrived near
the county bridge on the line of Twelfth
street the boat in some manner capsized,
and the Ma or and his companion were
precipitated into the river, which fortu-
nately is not deep at this time of the
year.
They waded to the shore, and walked
all the way into the city.
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Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been $50 and So. with fresh
southerly winds and hazy weather pre-
vailing.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ.
and P. II. were 29.6S and 29.66 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 90 and 56' i,
and one year ago 10 day $50 aud 90.
River, IL feel inches.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arriv ais at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Herman q. eeder, Pitts burg;
Mrs. NJ. L. Cowans, Fresno; Ben Irwin,
Portland; L. I. Crandail. Lansing; w.
H Bucher, Chicago; Geo. I. Clark and
wife, W. w. Bowser, G. d. Hampton. j.
b. Jordan, W. u. Mckinnop, &. NJ. Fer
guson, Ben Levey. y. II. Williams, T. r.
Sadler, ". y. Graves, Sidney Soule. G.
\. Thurston, Thomas Fitzgerald, Il. L.
Lilienthal, Kobt. Brotherton, san Fran
riarp
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SELECT SCHOOL.
HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

T STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 400 L
IL street. To everyone that wants hay it
Will be greatly TO your advantage to call and
see our price list before buying elsewhere.
Full weight guaranteed.
~ e. ADAMS, 11o6 J STREET-CHEAP-
y est place for hay and feed. White wild
oats; also, t,ile nay for carpets.
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ODD USES FOR PAPER.
uor.eshoes and Collins Made From
Wood Pulp.

We have had the golden age aud the
iron age and various other ages, but the
present viii probably be known az the
wooden or paper age. Paper dress ma
terial disappearing as silk Is the latest
invention III the paper line, and threatens
10 drive the silk-worm out of business.
Spruce sawdust, cotton or jute waste and
alcohol are put into the machine and
come out at the other end shining, deli
cately colored, rustling silks. suitable for
the most fastidious lady's gown. OF
course, this paper silk doesn't wear so
well as the real fabric. but think how
much cheaper 1t will be!
Enthusiastic paper manufacturers say
the new woman and the new man will
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information Freely Impaired

"Are you the editor that answers the
queslions?" asked the elderly woman
with prominent chin.
Yes, ma'am."
"What would you do ii your house was
overrun with cockroaches and all kinds
of bugs?"
Madam" replied the faithful man at
the desk, Il would marry one of my
daughters to an entomoiogist."-C Chicago
Tribune.
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Jennie Markers Death,

Coroner Clark yesterday held an in
quest on the body of Jennie Marker. the
young woman who was SO terribly
burned on Monday afternoon that she
died.
The jury rendered verdict of acci-
dental death.
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NALCIMINING ROOMS FROM 50 Up
- whitening from 81 up; scraping and
patching extra. Leave orders at 1928 fourtn
street, or 21S alley, Second, Third, n and
streets. SAM GALE,
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PERSONALS.

Y OOK TO YOUR INTERESTS ALL WHO
IL contemplate. improvements on buildings.
soon you viii have to pay more for the same
work. c. RUGGLES, the boss builder, $40
Vi street. au9-3t*
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THOUSANDS of women ind their
strength unequal to the demands of duty.
By building up their system through
purified blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla proves
just the medicine needed.
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NEW FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS. PANTRY
~ and bath; hot and cold water, patent
closet and gas; rent, So. Apply 1919 Tenth.
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I WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
i next sixty days residence and property
l112 street; lot SOX16O. Shop building
now upon tue premises to be removed. For
particulars inquire of r. NJ. MCkhEVER.
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1NOO N STREET-LOWER FLAT OF 5
l. iUC rooms. Inquire HORNLEl BROS,
$50 X street.
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IINFURNISEED ROOMS TO RENT
- cheap. 1O16 Fourteenth street, between
j and h. auI-2t~
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L'OR SALE-HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS AND
IL 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
MARCH, rooms and 5, 6251& street.
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1901 TENTH ST.-LARGE, PLEASANT
IOL4 front room, facing Capitol Park; suit
able for two gentlemen; with or without
board.
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A New Pastor.

The new pastor of Mount Zion Baptist
Church, Rev. G. c. Laws, late of San
Jose. will preach his initial sermon next
Sunday.
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CLEARANCE SALE-POSITIVELY RE-
" firing from business on account of sick
ness. goods must be sold regardless OF prices
within the next thirty days Great bargains
DOM fail to call and examine stock VIII be
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FTNO LET-NICE 5-ROOM COTTAGE, l414
i E street. lot 40x16O; all convenences;
ST. per month JAMES L. MILLS 3O1
street. au1-3t
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TO LET OR RENT.

o1O COTTAGE TO LET. KEY AT S12
OlU. Eleventh street from 1 to p. NJ.
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FACTORY SITE, 6Ox2OOFEET. ON RIVER
l. Front, near railroad bridge for sale cheap
or Will exchange Tor other property. Also
800 acres OF alfalfa land with water rights
Address, j. ID. this Office. iy2y-tf
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rENO LET-A FLAT OF THREE ROOMS
Il suitable for clearinghouse or restaurant.
Address SOL Seventh street. au7-3t*
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mo RENT-FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS AND
/ bath. 917 NJ street COOLEY, Agent,
1913 Fourth street.
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Ladies. the Balloon sleeves Must Go.

Are the balloon sleeves of our fair sis
ters doomed? 1t looks that way. The
Princess OF Wales has started a counter
revolution by wearing small sleeves at
public receptiou.-Rochesta Herald
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OSJ1 ST.-5-ROOM HOUSE, BATH,
SJ1I pantry; barn in rear. Apply 1929
Fifth street
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MRS A. BROCKWAY, TEST AND INDIE
w pendent slate-writing msaam, 417II h
street. Sittings daily, A. NJ. 10 p. u.
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.
Expressions From Newspapers of the
Interior of California.

Electricity is relieving city horses of
drudgery, and the agricultural journals
are looking forward to the time when
electric iced wires will reach OUT to the
farms to do the pumping. threshing.
churning, chopping. lighting, and eventu-
ally the blowing and hoeing. Already an
electric plow has been tested in Germany
and is found 10 perform it's work we'll,
though not quite so cheaply, in this first
experiment. as q man and horses. The
farmer in the course of time will probably
have the choice OF getting his electric
power from the central stations, neigh bor-
ing streams or windmIls. When this hap
pens it Is likely that there will be a re-
turn drift Of population from the cities 70
the country
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

CABINETS REDUCED TO SO PER DOZEN.
" nrst-class work, at kELLER'S, 719 X
street. near Postofflce. Call and see US.
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FI'O LET-FURNISHED HOUSE AT 722
i Eighth street.
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CtARDWELL COLONY, 1O-ACRE TRACTS.
" The plice has been reduced for the next
thirty days from 500 to $50 cash per acre.
j. /. CARDW ELL, owner, 1904 n street Sac
ralnento. or at house on Colony, adjoining
Crane ayale
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MUsIc AND ART.

DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
/ repaired by r. BLODGETT, reliable and
prompt. Orders left at POMMERiS, Ninth
and j, or residence, 1891.
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A CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT-l6O
n acres OF grain land for SSOO-S3OO down;
balance i'll i've years without interest. For
particulars cali at HORNLEIN BROS, $40
II street
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AIDES CYCLE AND BATHING SUITS
IL in cloth or flannel. 1928 Seventh street.
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Auction Sales.

On Tuesday, the 18th, at 10 A. NJ, Bell
& Co. viii sell at auction all the house
keeping outfit of twelve rooms at 903 l.
street, including parlor, bedroom, dim
ing-room and kitchen articles.
D. j. Simmons Il Co. announce that on
Thursday, the 10Th. at 10 a. NJ, they will
sell at auction the fine residence of c. W.
Clarke at Tenth and II streets, also
the elegant furniture and carpets therein
The house is now open for inspection.
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DARGAIN IN a GUN-A 500 HAM
ID merless Parker. 12-gauge, lbs o., al
most new, late model and nne shooter for
500 owner wants q heavy gun. Apply soon
to GUN" care OF this office.
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AZ j STREET-FOUR ROOMS SUIT
4 L able for Office or housekeeping.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A MAN WHO UNDER
W stands how To cut down few large
trees without injury 10 surrounding shrub
berry. Apply at this Office. Il
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CHAPS IN REAL ESTATE-SEE CURTIS
- CARMICHAEL d BRAND, n. w. cor
ner Fourth and j streets.
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iDJ TENTH ST-4-ROOM HOUSE TO
HI let. Inquire Az Tenth street.
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BoOKBINDEEs.

DOOKRINDINGI IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Is with good work and promptness. 4. w.
KRUENING, $40 J street, sacramento.
MAGAZINES. PORTFOLIOS AND PERL
M odicaIs bound in superior modern styles
al SILVIUS IL SHOENBACkLERS Cen
eral Book binders, 403 J street.