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di-content with Spanish policy Dut not
disloyalty toward spain, the retreat Of the
government troops became rainfui and
continuous Embolleucd Hv his success I'm
cutting of the supplies i'm Puerto Principe
General Gomez gave the order TO burn the
cane fields of santa Clara, ana when the
growers cvinced disposition % Hfihd
cane to burn their mills also, and 10 leave
nothing buu ashes behind. The planters
of the province, feeling safe because Of the
presence of a LARGE Spanish force COM
ruauded by the captain general himself,
paid no attention 20 the iusurseut threats.
A Scene of Terror.
ii did not take them long 10 awake
from their ietharsy. The cracking flame $,
catching from plantation to plantations
torches borne 10y small bands OF horse
men. covering the country at tunes from
coast to coast. then reuniting as large
army. spread desolation and terror. Poo
pie were awakened ut night by che fright
blazcs to witness acres OF fire slowly adj
vauciug toward and surrounding them
These fires. catching the dried and rottns
wood or vegetation, slowly burned into 'he
ground.
at was terrible sight" said senior
Joyellanos now here. MY home was Ia
the center Of cane crop Of one lfaeue
square. / was awakened at midnight by a
dense smoke which almost cnok.d me.
Looking out l saw the Gull red glare Of
fire almost forming a ring around. SO
heavy and dense was the smoke and pr'ss-
ing so low upon the fire, that il looked like
n molten bar Of iron. Hurryins Lp my
family we FASTENED 90 make exit by the
road Here and there the fire runule ont
along some decayed wood or NcSrtdion,
burned under our feet. Several 'f the
negroes. in trying TO run across tn" fields
had their feet almost burned TO Crisps, so
hot was the ground. When 1 got out TO am
open place / found dozen of my ucishbors
who had been likewise driven from their
homes. II was terrible TO witness the de
struction of property and 70 see the grief
Of the women and the children, many Of
whom thought that the judgment day rad
come"
Campos in the Lurch Again.
As the insurgents had treated Puerto
Principe. so they treated Santa Clara. only
in much shorter time, for the torch in two
or three days had done more than the slow
stoppaae of supply carts had done IN the
other CITY in as many months. lhey
swung by the city OF Santa Clara ana be
fore DE CampOs was aware 81 IT, almost
were hurryiEg on their way TO MalanZas-
T.. J. MORAN.
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Dsvrr.-- Walton q Co.. attorneys, wash
fAt.sss3 fns-cn. T. - Late exam lers
l. $ Patent Office. Book free
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Fortune showed herself strangely favora-
bls to tho plans OF Nahoon and Nanca.
One ~ the peip.cxltics 10 the Zulu Captain
was as 90 hoW De SHOULD luG the suspicious
ana tvaIe tine Vigilance " his own cemuan-
IONS. va1 together with himself, had been
dataI.4 by the kmE d assist MADDEN in
lbs bunting ana 10 guard against bis c--
cape. IS :; chAa,,j. however. on Che day
aft,r The incident Of doe visit Of Natu2a,
q messenger arrived from no less person
than tse s--at military iuduaa, i*insVdFo
Ea Marei'. Who atterWarI commanded the
Zulu army d, IsauGlv ana. ordcrins these
men a. return tc tntlr regiment. 20" in-
c.tyu corps which was to bee placed upon
ful war footing. Accordingly NIHooa sent
them. "a yIug that he himself would follow
with BLACK Heart ia the course Of t,W
Gays, IS ut present the white man was net
sall.,.eutiy recovered from Dis hurts 20 ai-
low ~ iis tratcliug fast ANA lan 80 'le
soldiers went. Doubling uolu.ag.
Then Jm.oua save II ont tnat i'm ohadi-
eac- to tH. command Of the king. he was
about 10 START for Dluu.i, taking with hIm
DIS daughter Ean,a - De- delivered over
lrto the Ssultl- ana ALSO those fifteen
he4l et cattle that had been loac;a'd 10y
Nah9on, 30 cons. ration ot ts t9rlheera-
ing marriage. whereof Die bad been hnci
lg oet.o.-t.- Iu.tr ug. tarre tAat they
required cnausa 81 .eidt, the rest a. his
catIe De sent away l7 charge OF q Hasuto
l-l., !. n.la~hntF t.efa'rv tit 6td UGliFD9ihr
- there tAa sras5 Was good ana sweet.
ala Iglp@falons beng completed ON the
Nlfd day the party started. heading
straight FOR Dllaca. After they bad trit-
cleo Tor some miles. however. they Ielt
the read. and turning sharp 10 tine rleat
passed uuoos-r1el or amy through
great stretch Of NUiunatltcI hu &. Their
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from the king and because the io'e 81. nor
eats out ms heart. I have hartcrea ''Nay
my honor. but . ton You, Nanoa. ana y""'
White Man. as / told lmrou' fial now
Hat ] think no Eool VII como oi i.lls
ri-l-. and 10 WE ave -aurht o- betrayed,
v, shah Be killed. everg ono ~ u.s.
Caught we can scarcely be.' broke .n
Na-.a auNipu-Iv. "lor WHO could hstfaF
Us .-c.qt trc Inl,oos h.r'-
(which he Rs NOS LT'iy 90 Do, sara
MADDEN quietly '-s.ein- that le ir.s t1
escape with yol ANA that ais hfe is also at
stake"
og.'-, s. zen you tha.i sH5aia rot
have trustel you."
MADDEN took mo- notice 90 this oufsnol-or
SAYING. iGt until very latc tuat night tuet
sat there together making their plans
ou the following morning MADDEN was
awakened by sounds oil violent aiter cation.
Going our az his hat he found that tao
dsnutauts were CwEoua anna fat and
ev-I-iooking kafi~ chief wan had arrived
al the krlal ou ID pony. THIS chief, be
soon discovered. was named Aauuta. he-
i-- none other than the man Who hai
stI-ht Na1e4 in marriare aud brought
about NaHoon's ANA Jmsouas uulortu-
nate appeal ID the krE AN present nc
was onaa-ad in abusing Z mTona tLrtoHa'y.
charsius- a.m with haE.n- stolen certain
20 E.s oxen aui hew...h-l nls COWS $50
thrt they would not give mills. The ale
lc-,d thelt u was comparatively easy To
. prove hut the 1slrily remained
-,-.,r-.r ~ a-.-r,rr.ut
'.Y0u are "a Dog ana son 81 a dog"
shouted Nauuta- shaking DIS iat list IN
r-.. f,..s - tr. trembling lut INDIGNANT
Tueora- .1oI promised me your aaHrl-
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the tN8 ~ you. ana poisoned tAe KING
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- INV .1ft,s Xeu Wit. I win De
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Another Horrible Mine Disaster.

Berlin, January IA fire occurred today
in a coal pit ~ Ostrau. S.lesia- a. number
OF the miners We're imprisoned and We're
either sufrocated or burned 70 death. Eff
teen bodies have already been recovered. It
is feared that others are sin In the pit
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= coNT-nfPrIRLE LIAR.

C.l PROF Lawrence cf s. Warren 81, New
YORK, re creates living Specialist in the
treatment lni cure 20 Catarrh, j. not dead IS
Trp1rt.l, llz- viii soon retire rom active
practice o. account nf old age. From this
time on DE- wili sri his famous recipe free 70
al sufferers from Cltarrh in any form. This
Is great cifsr whi-h our readers should
Vrurrrl 8 aerepr- Address as above
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WANTED-&amcs of persons troubled
with asthma or any cough. Samples and
book mailed free. +. Gouaux. Houma, La
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To Ny Joy

Hoods Sarsaparilla overcame the effects
Of the grip, cured me OF dyspepsia
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.-Nahcon and his companions carried
you. InSOOs-"
Indeed. l began to Be thankful TO the
LEOPARD that struck me down Wen. Ma
hoon IS a brave man. and he has done me
a great service trust that l may DC
able 20 repay ito you. Nanea-
This was the first meeting OF Nanea
and MADDEN. but although she did not
seek them. the necessities OF his sickness
and or the situation brought about many
another. Never for moment did the
White Man WAIVER in his determination
10 Ert into his keeping the native SRI
who had captivatsd him. and 20 attain
This end. he brought 10 l,ear all his pow
ers and charms to je;ach her from IA
hn1n and win her affections for himself.
To WIS 10 rough wuocr. however. but
proceeded warily. weaving her about Win
a We, 81 fiatfery and attention that must.
10 thought. produce the desired eject uis-
on her mind without doubt indeed
& would have dome -. for sire Vas hut
a woman. and an untutored one, had y
rot been for q simple fact which dominate
81 her whole nature. She loved Nslhooh'
ard there was M nom in her heart Tor
am other man. white or black TO Asiu-
den she was courteous and kindis. hnl
no more. NOR did She appear 10 notice
a-y az the stsbsie advances hy which re
..struntef to win a foprhol8 lu her heart
T-ar p while this puzzled him. hut NJ II"
rrrrrts.-esi tbat it is mot usual a'n"nA the
...--r women o. permit themselves 20 sa"N
reeL-~e- toward an uE-trttrtu Suatot-
Thrr.fo-e 81 t.tamc necessary that lie
ssuUli sl4ak out
Nfs mind ouce m1le uu. BE had not y
wait long for $50 opportunity lsg now le
wr- quite recovered gram his hurts and
accustomed 81 N-.'E be th- ueieni1orsit't'l
W H-s trszL tf-Et tEu hurur'Ti ans
FROM T-nre-s'- D. .ts Was q spring. am
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a WORLD-WRECKER.
A French Funny Man Writes a Take.
Off on Edison.

The astonishing progress Of electrical
science is neatly satirized by a Partisan
paper, which imagines Mr.. Edison in his
laboratory hearing the news of a decla-
ration Of war between Great Britain and
the United States. A young man, his
assistant, rushes in, pale and out of
breath, and exclaims to the great cleo
frician:
"Oh, master, war is declared 1t is
serrib1ei"
''Ah!" says the master War de-
clared, Ell? And where is the British
army at this moment?"
"Enbarking, sir"
''EIlbarking where?''
AT Liverpool"
cat Liverpool-yes. Now, my friend,
would you please join the ends of those
two wires hanging there against the
wall? That's right. Now bring them to
me- Good. And be kind enough to
press that button"
The assistant, wondering and half
amused, presses the button.
Very we'll" says the inventor. Now,
do you know what is taking place at
Liverpool?"
THE British army is enbarking, sir -
4 ne INV SulOI pGIiS OAl li1S WdlCu al q
glanceS at the time.
There Is no British army" he says,
coolly.
"What?'' screams the assistant
When you touched that button you
destroyed it,
''Oh, this is frightful.'
1T Is not frightful at all. It is science.
Now every time that a British expedi-
zion embarks at any port please come
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BRIEF NOTES.

The sixteenth Bezirks Turnfest takes
place at Santa Cruz on Sth, 9th, 10th
and 11th
The Swiss Relief Society of San Fran
cisco goes on its tenth annual excur-
sion and basket picnic to Fairfax Park,
San Rafael on Sunday.
Charles Budish was fined $40 in the
Police Court yesterday or disturbing the
peace. He had demanded a jury trial,
but waived that right and entered a plea
of guilty.
In the Police Court yesterday Arthur
Williams entered a plea of guilty to a
charge of disturbing the peace. He was
sentenced to serve thre months in the
County Jail, and the commitment with
held three hours to allow him to leave
the city.
The Independent Political Club held
meeting last evening at 319 K street,
when the following officers were elect
ed: President, J. w. Brown; vice-Presi-
dent, William Cogar; Treasurer, Will
lam Slaughter; ergeant-at-Arms, E.
Mooney; Secretary, Joseph H Coffey.
John Kirn was yesterday arrested on
K street, between Front and Second,
and charged with carrying a. concealed
weapon. He got into an alteration with
companion and made a motion to
draw his pistol, but officers Fisher and
Nagle secured him before any harm
was done
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FOR ROOFING, TIN AND SHEET
iron work, w. ID. Bessey can't be beaten
$40 street. Sunset Tel, No. 773
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Real Estate Transfers.

Charles Schneider ct ux to John J.
Guthrie-14.40 acres east of Thirty first
street on p street
j. j. Guthrie to Anna Schneider -
45-100 Of an acre east of Thirty-first
street on r street.
Thomas McKenna ct al to H. H.
Johnson-All interest in estates of w.
c. and Mary Myers, deceased, and to
blocks w and X, Fourteenth to Six
teenth streets, V and w, Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets.
Ann Anderson to Mrs. Teresa Nc
Sweeney-South % feet of north half
of south half of lot l, M and n, Fifth
and Sixth streets.
Estate of Catherine Burns-North
half of south half of lot 1, and O,
Eighth and Ninth streets, to John
Burns for life, then to Catholic Or
phan Asylum; lot II, Slater's addition
to city, to Lucy Eggleston for life, then
to her children
Frank E. Reichert ct ux. to John
Donley-North 1Sl4 feet of south 40 feet
CT lot 4. ] and K, Ninth and Tenth
streets.
John Donley to Frank Z. Reichert-
Lot 8, F and G, Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets.
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and tell me at once. Ten seconds after-
ward it will simply be out of existence;
that's ALL
There doesn't seem to be any reason
why America should be afraid OF her
enemies after this, SIR"
Il am inclined to believe you," says
the master, smiling slightly. But in
order to avert future trouble I think it
would be best to destroy England alto
gether."
Toto destroy England, sir"
Kindly touch button No. 4, there"
The assistant touches it. The inventor
counts ten.
g, eight, nine, Tents all over.
There is no more England"
Now we can go quietly ON with our
work." says the master. "And If we
should ever be at war with any other
nation, you have only to notify me. l
have an electric button connected with
every foreign country, which will de-
stroy it when pressed. In ten minutes
I could destroy every country in the
world, the United States included. Be
careful. now, that you don't touch any
of these buttons accidentally-you might
do a lot of damage Philadelphia
Ledger.
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CROWDING TIE TRUTH.
He Drew the Line in Luring Boarders
to the Summer Resort.

The old man was leaning over q
pine table laboriously making pencil
marks on a sheet of white paper.
It's derned hard writin' advertise
ments, Maria," he said at last, when
you don't know jes' how
You writ one last summer, Hiram.
Can't you jes copy it?" she asked.
'Twan't no good" he answered,
shortly. I've been lookin' the matter
up some since then, an I find I left
out hull lot Is the old trough down
in the five-acre lot all cleaned out?"
Henry cleaned it this mornin'," she
said.
"All right" he returned, bending to
his work again. "Ill put in good
bathin, within easy walkin' distance
OF the house,"
"Ain't that a lie, Hiram?' she asked,
dcubtfully.
Course it amt" he replied prompt
ly. 1T would be a lie if l said any
thing about swimmin'. but that trough
is good for bathin'. Is the windmill
workin' all right?"
"The boys say it's little cranky yet,
but they've got it fixed SOS it works
most of the time
He went on with the pencil again,
and a few minutes later he read the
following:
Running water not ten yards from
the door,
Maria shook her head
'Mebbe it's all right she said, but
1t don't seem so to me. / s'pose you
put in somethin' about the lawn, too?"
"Of course l did," he replied. II said
it was lovely lawn, an almost limit
less. I'll paint Lawn on board, an
stick it up in the old hay field cross
the road. Then I said, fish within a
mile and
FISH" she exclaimed There amt
any ffshin' within twenty miles of
here"
who's talkin' of fishin'?" he de-
manded. II said fish, an 1 know
there's fish at Cy Parkers store, not
more'n a mile from here, for I see a
box of sardines there yesterday
Il s'pose you've got in somethin
about fine shade trees?" she said re-
signedly.
'Of course" he answered, "an' that
amt no lie, either, for you know there's
hull grove of 'em up the road ways
The only thing that kinder hurt my
conscience was the cool nights
reckon that was a straight lie; but
we've got to lie some if we go into the
summer resort business, an they'll find
everything else just as advertised"
And, having thus squared himself
with his conscience, he added some
thing about no mosquitoes, and mailed
the advertisement to city newspaper.
Chicago Post.
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E. HAYES HOG AND RABBIT TIGHT
metal fence and lath, 1l21 C.
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An Electric Chaise.

Invention" says that an electric
chaise was ordered by the late Prince
Henry of Battenberg for Queen Vic
toria. The vehicle, which is not yet
finished, is built upon q double frame
work of tubes, with a head tube for
steering much as a bicycle has, the
steering handle being somewhat like
that used in Bath chairs. The body of
the carriage is composed of aluminium,
and it runs upon three wheels fitted
with Michelin tires; the propelling
force Is dynamo driven with Fulmen
accumulators
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HENRY HADLEY.
General Military Director of the United
States Church Army.

The United States Church Army is the
latest demonstration Of the church mill
tant in America. The new army, which
will soon be a national affair, is military
in its organization, has the sanction of
the bishop of the church, and is to be re-
cruited and officered within the ranks
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The
army is devoted, as its banner shows, to
Total Abstinence and Rescue Work"
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ROOT, NELSON & CO.. UNION
Foundry; Iron and Brass Founders and
Machinists, Front street, between N
and o; Castings and Machinery of all
kinds made to order. H. E. ROOT,
ALEX. NELSON, j. DRISCOLL.
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FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE LOT, 4Ox16O
in good location. Apply 923 K.
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Colonel Henry Hadley, of st. Barthol-
omew's Mission, New York City, holds
the highest office at present, that Of Cen
eral Military Director. 1t was at St.
BarthoBomew's Mission, that the idea
was given birth. The army will be uni
formed, though less garishly than the
Salvation Army, but its purposes will to
a certain extent be the same
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For Ladies and Children.

At 501 street, at 10 a. m to-day
land until the stock is closed ouD D. j.
Simmons & Co. will sell at auction the
large stock of ladies' and children's un-
derwear, hosiery. dress goods, hannels,
ribbons, etc, being the entire stock of A.
Brandt, an insolyent
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Sand in the Berries.

Guest-There seems to be considera-
Bile grit in these strawberries.
Restaurant Manag ger-Yes; the farm
er that brought 'em did have lots of
nerve.-Buffalo Times.
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Petition for an Estate.

Bernicia c. Chinnicl1, by her attorney,
G. A Elliott, has petitioned the Superior
Court to have the estate of her late hus-
band set apart to her. The property is
all personal and valued at S626.
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Two New Houses.

W. W. Norris has received from Mrs
F. G. Knauer a contract to erect two
| houses on the south side of n street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, at a cost
OF SI06o0
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JOHN d. SHEARER, ARTIFICIAL.
stone walks and concrete foundations.
1918 n street.
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS TO RENT
with or without board. Gil o street.
near Tenth street.
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like place to board and room? Go to the
MODEL, southwest corner Eighth
and H.
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CARPET CLEANING.
MUSIC AND ART.

ART NEEDLEWORK LESSONS GIVEN
in all kinds of embroidery on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays; stamping and
designing. NO. 1014 Eighth street, MISS
L. SCHUBERT
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GROCERIES

1871 lbs BEST GRADUATED SUGAR,
81; shoulders, &c 10; Eastern picnic
hams, TIC; jams in screw top glass jars,
10c; best flour, 95c.
BEESLEY & SON, 51S ].
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHS-THE BABIES PHO
tographer, BEALS, is acknowledged the
best; no matter how young he gets you
a perfect likeness. 627 street, corner
Seventh
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WANTED.

WANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 OF
5000 city property. p. O. box 4oS.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

CASTLE CREST, BELVEDERE, MARIN
County-Private boarding, delightful re-
sort, grand marine view, boating fish
ing and bathing; forty-fiye minutes from
San Francisco. Special rates for fami-
lies. au2-1w
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BOARD AND LODGING.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
or without board; home cooking. 1911
Seventh street.
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CENTURY AND MUNSEY'S FOR AU-
gust at the Sacramento News Company,
429 K street.
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Nothing precludes sympathy SO
much as a perfect Indifference to it.
HaZlitt
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS
bought, sold and exchanged at reduced
prices. 725 K street
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LATEST PERIODICALS AND FICTION,
Stationery, Notions, ETC.. at Doane's, No.
202 x street.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
security. CHARLES COOLEY. 1ol3
Fourth street
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MONEY TO LOAN-H. ]. GOETHE. 1011
Fourth street
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NO FREE ADS.

No free "want" ads. are taken in
THE RECORD UNION. Births,
deaths and marriages also charged
for. NO PREMIU GIVEN. NO
CATCH-PENNY DEVICES. The pa
per Is worth the money you pay for
it, although higher priced than most
others. Published Sundays also.
The class who have money to spend
all take it. Rich and poor like it for
its cleanly, healthy tone. Classified
ads. by the month, Wants, For Sale,
10 Let. Personals. etc.. soc per line.
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REDUCTIoN-THE SACRA-
mento Fire Proof and Bonded Ware
house Company, Front and K, have re-
duced rates of storage on Hay, Grain,
Hops, Mdse and Furniture to correspond
with the times. Money advanced on our
warehouse certificates at per cent.
Tel. 513. Z. +. DRIEMEYER, Mgr.
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TO LET Or RENT.

S14-FIRST FLOOR OF s NICE ROOMS.
Apply on the premises, 1012 Tenth street,
between and X
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
Sl7 Sixth street, Sacramento. Farm
nands, general help furnished and con-
tracts executed.
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LUNG SPECIALIST-CONS
Bronchitis and La Grippe readily cured
by the new specific method adopted by
D. p. kayner, NJ. D., Davis Building
All K street. Consultation free.
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s14-7-ROOM HOUSE: A LARGE LOT;
trees and flowers. Fourth, p and q
streets. 211 K street au4-7ts
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81. WATCHES CLEANED 81: WATCH
mainsprings, 81. All work warranted
4l9 K street, next to Metropolitan Thea
ter. Cash paid for old gold and silver
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essen Store cheap. Mrs Berliner will
assume charge of kitchen il desired
723 j.
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A BARGAIN; MUST BE SOLD TO
close estate; S0-acre fruit ranch; every.
thing complete; fine house. ALFRED
HALL, Penryn, Cal
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MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING SUMNER CORPS, THURS
DAY. 2:30 D. m, at Foresters' Hall.
It. CORDELIA I. WILEY, President
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TO LET-NICE COTTAGE OF FIVE
rooms, bath, pantry, all Improvements;
completely renovated; only SIT per
30l j street, au2-6t