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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-22
SSmn6er &Dren Seicbt Mnf.

Jttemanb braudt mehr ocn 2heu>
matismuS gu leioen, bas tpunberbare
Saloatipn Sel, treibt i'm aus. "c5d
fpurbe lehr oiel bon Hbeumatismu6
9epla9t unb bic beiten Occtcren tcnns
ten mir nift belfen. SD brauhte bann
Salpaticn Sel unp srpei 5lafhen fur
irten MIDI" 5rau s. 6. pbelps, Sor
%, @nfelb, Conn. Salpattcn Sel lit
bas bette Wittel fur granb, Shnitt
uub SrllbsWunben, es lit iiberall fur
nur 25 @ents bic Slaife su faufen.
&ein anoeree eiuiment it 70 gut
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Nr. 254.
Srntaler 8aubmnrO.
Sin reuiie,er Sdrmcr eridoiIrn uns ieinc Srat
id,wer oerIcst-Sie Raubmurecr crbeutcs
ten mmr cire aLtc iIi5crn ynid,cuuhr

ten MIR cine dltc iIt5crrr Snicbeuubr.
fremont, ., q. Sftober. -
Wdhrsno c2r p:r9ars;n.u Ia6t orun4
gen mastirte Rdu5er in oa5 51aus oea
oeuti6en 5armers UM 8i.ft peitlid}
ppn bier, Elm, srmpvoatta 0sn Giaers
tEiimsr, miB1anOsIsen iaine i5rQu auF
Die 6rutalite 4siIe uno pliinosrten oo5
6aus. 8itte mar CttqueQsn6eIiBsr
5p.nc6l, pis 6armer, uno 6atte 9es
n0Gnlih cine bstrdhtliteSumme 8lld
in ieinem SauIe, p,ld'ss auf cjnsm abs
gelegenen 36eile Otr 6lrm itebt. Die
RGubsr feuerten BEL i3rem Ginorin9en,
obne Dem Manre 3eit gu geben, i6rer
SorDerungen 81 entipre1en, maArere
ShuiIe auf iGn ub, Die i'm in Die 8ruIt
trafsn uno iGn auf Der Steue t0oteten.
5rau 8itte, pelhe ibrem 8attan 3lu
6iilfe ellen poIlte, tpuroe in Den re9z
ten Nrm geI6Oiien uno bur6 S6lGge
uuf DEN 8opf nit QiitoIentoG6en be4
puBtlos 5u gOoan 5eitredt. Sic bes
finoet iih in Iebr trttjihtn ,3uItan0e-
Die 8Gu6er DurhIt0berttn oa8 9du5
bon pben 6is untan funoen ieop6 taiN
9elo uno erbeuteten nur cine altt, ills
berne SaIhenu6r. i
S6eriff SleBman uno bic 6ieiiss
9pliaei erbielten crit beuse frii6 &rmos
DON Dem 3au6moro. Sin 2(ufgebot
our6Iu6t ieBt bic 639eno na6 Dem
9er6redern. 6rau Bite lit ni6t im
StunDe, einen 3uIdmmen3Gngenoer
8eri6t ii6er Den 8prfau 81 erItuttsn.
Der @rmproete bate geItern mebrere
6unoert 9pQars fiir oertduftes Del,
uno bic 2Guber erpartettn ofTenbur,
oufelbe i'm 9auie gu finoen. 81
gabnEataifrnpbe uuo SebrHsberIuf.
Oes M Dimes, Sa., q. Oft. -
Sine giienbabn6riide iiber DEN PIdtt
Riper, 70 W&eilen pDn bier, lit unter Der
QuIt eines 5ra6t5ug:s Der oGbicdgps
Ii. @reat WaItern gabn" 3uIams
menqebro6en. Gilf Naggons Itiirsten
in Den 5luB 6ina6 unO murOem Sera
triimmert. Gpnoutteur 8. 3. R6ooss
uno 8pei un6etannte 3rump5 erlitten
auf Der SteGIe ibron Goo. Der n3pir
SitDz z"Srpreb3ug bate penige Utinu4
ten 3uoor iider Die Bride paHirt.
Srag6oie IN rtnem Fuli3cigsri3t.
Sacrumentp, Sal, q. Oft
eSames 2ppe, Spbn OeS GrsSendtors
uno gegenpdrti9en Ridters 2Ope pom
Santa GlurazGountp, IdhoB 6eute frii9
I'm Corridor De5 bisIi9sn Poli5eigs4
| rtfts feine MaitreIie 2(oois S4iling
nie0sr uno bcging Selbitmoto. Od31
8rauen5immer lebt nod, 1T jsooA ni4E
gu retten.
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Sanfrnnb tn MiEpuri.

Runfas< s<Gttp, Wlo., 81. Oft.
- M1an urelbet bisr, bab bic Spinbe
in Der 8unf bon gabpiqe, Wfo., nab
renb hsr persanseRen Ra6t our6
3Gubsr gsiprcngt tpurbe, lrnb buB bic
2ebterem eins srobe Srnne Selo srz
beuteten. Die 8untbeaurtsn oertpei@
aern ale Wlitthsilunlen.
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Cine Samilten wseot1tn.

gasfpaS & So. - ggtrt5s SCREEN J3 1a5t i2so1
nil, Ii1,H p,rtauit. u5n rgd t,int -a1t"oI';nL
ptIb, 70 GU: ME ri. 9bri0,a IMP 53 tags Tl9, ,i,
i,Is,, eTb qlnb,r.u in uui,r,r CTt9htt 5.8t5tHc
uno ID mub iag.u oab Ft t:t5 9olton''5' S'lTia
bi1uro o,pGbrtsn. atuugsDou j5r
''S""S g9tIls 9,Nila, NC
Rcnrobsg Si(Isn b,Uiri'u oro'Ht!.5t
a.Tn5uuao goufdnpiqe Ausi3a.uag Der g:rodut:1
Sp,ii,m unO sin:n es'uRo.u Stab.gan5 5.s ~
rsn Risrah. SiliOFtai 9sV2F'HHe J'aHtn.sIDsH.
trao, Ytbtr lauren 9lagw, G057tPr', S9pMos!A
Auidlls etc. =, -. -,.- ,,- q,s
q oSnaa Gs9. 3. 2eg 3j5, 9sDs9oEi- !
o.
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Weaen Wahuiinns treigsiprr9tn.

WlansfieIb, g., 81. DIT. - Sn
b.m Sale g,ssn Celia Rois, bic antsr
Der 8eI9ufbigung pro5sfiirt tpurbe, ib=
rem Batter, i6rs Mutter unb ibren 8ruz
Der persiftet gu bdbsn, gaben bic Ss<
f6porsnen na9 sinitiinbiger Serd>
tbung ben 8abripru9 ub, bub bic 2ln@
sstlasts frei5uipre4sn fsi 6a fie i'm
Srriinn ee6anbslt babe. Sic tpiro
tpabrf4einli9 fir irriinnts erfldrt u.
in stTR sSrIsnanitglt asianpt RfIRf1a
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10 O. 3 90 q - s
~ 0i0era

r,ir osa,tobiliih, ipjrttu ibm'p!os, THo bl5I5
iS,r,udtrt, obn, e3tidma4 flsin uuo Ititt 81 nt4t
man. gaOplgs 9ia,n tno Der Hatar 6'ba!Tli3,
isorn.n ,ur esiunbtu lb1tl9'.u Der ttos', u1H8o
len biz Gino.U.io, in ,iusm natUr.5'a 3uraH9ss
ann, iibls R1tpirtIuGeU.
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stamu,t aus Der csuten" 0eieGiGaft.

gittsburg, pa, q. Ottober.
- Gin por Dem 6ieiigen 8unbestreisz
geri6t in 9erbunOlung bsfinOli6er
pro8eB, in pel9em iih Der ein3ise
Sobn elmer Der pp6l3abenbIten uno
angeIs9eniten 5amilien bon Buffalo,
R.zY., uuf bic 2lntlage, Tebrere Poitz
dmt.r in umIiegsnoen Ortiduften be-
raubt gu babsn, gu oerantporten Eat,
erre9t grobes 2tufIs6en. Der @in6rez
der, fpel8er Ii9 in einem Safe bereits
I6ulDig bafannt 9at, lit crit p Sabre
alt uno 6at eine ausge3eidnete Dill
bunq genoiTen. Gr 6atte ieinen Na=
men uls Gobert s. Yatterion dngegaz
ben, oo9 fat PoitinipeftOr 9. s..
Onings in @rfa6rung gebra9t, baB
bies r;6t fstn ri9tigsr Name lit. Mie
er ermittelt fat, lit Die Mrhter oes jun
qen 8erbrefers cine ben feinIten &reiz
len in Buffalo arg.9Orsnoe, iebr po6i=
EQbenbe 9ume, uro Ieine S6DsIter,
bic 9attin zines bort tpobt6etdnnten
@rob6dnblers in @iIenp1uren, ipielt
cine groBe RoGe in Der 8uffalo'er feiz
nsn 8eIeGi6aft. Der junge Mann
mar frib3eitig in i4lehte 9eIeai6uft
geraI6en, uro bulo Batten i'm ieine
8srIf fgpenbungsIu4t uro bic Qie6e 5u
0ei1t, 0eibsrn uao 9a3ar0Ipisl auf
bic 8u9n Des 8erbrsfens getrie6en.
Der l1ngliidlife, rether bsi ieiner
8sr6uftung, uls er oeIperaien Wioerz
ituno leiitets, our4 einen SduB i6Dsr
rerpunoet pprbsn mar, Ite6t elmer
I6peren 3u9t6ausitraFe eHt9egen.
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Sebrrlei0cn.
I. GPirJ 1895.

q
Sr. 0aonap & Co, R,p.Vori 49,.
B,rtb. 1trr.nl Sd mar felt rabIH iiUn jdDEtn
franf uHo soniultiyts ,luig, DIT b'T9e!tsq,ao@n,n @
9i,rlts in otu Der. Siaat:n. 50 9tlnoit Soi
Ggr};rag sIrf lpofef5d Id bic 9dosr ul5m uHo ols
6tis. S9aTtt trani BOD iti:n ar:s 1i.,s otrg.5.
iit ju i.in o,nn id faHO t':nsp''!la5 Glao:m ~
sbr. 4n3tias gtlsitn tam mir pr ~,oaHH - az az
N mel So6a6t,n 0Ou Gs5raud'. iaosm i'd iIoH oss
abtnos, tbt ID ,u estt ging, uno O,t 5'5 gIot9tHs
raA p,m friibtilf ulbm, uE0 oIt'tl5H bahfn ms
MIR n,bpli,r, als cass 9r9,rt ID 55 l:Bi as
Srandt. 81 lit an osy 2'5sr. Dsin: paNt UNI. uno
m:int Gu9tn war,u glHl gd5, i'd BATE en- oa%s
iitt 5bmtrl.n o5:rba,b o'5 YI5'!s. s'Tlot l2' o.s
cb id ,ia G,i6Diir aui ,:m D!a2:n Sottt aug o1s
Id itbr u,ritopit un0 m,Iu U'JUo HID ".'i"1 5d.gs
inor,u m,lf,ns nun5. - Ag9::f 'Ol' !!.L...7
Ont. nod :purD,n bic 5p,iiU r.&t y,J3-1!. 'oHo, .
ioosn mir itn.J i'm U.a3s" ug5 20 UsE'9N's 2,
pff,rtg Iufncs.n osrisb,H. 80 tgrIH Hl- ts.-
oas 9ut Ser 8atb9,5sr." @4ua3spoL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-22
56. Sabrgang.
MnprI9e tagli 10 pis fs sraienirt nsresn ans6s,a9t
2le6er 5000 Amfpra6e amo sesa9ft woroen

beu
nat.
Sh SdSdtk D sts ann f@ hn
t ohsi srat5n 3r &uf ar
rsr attS
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Nrmz zNnrFcr Watlriflten.

Nep= 9 OFF, q. Ottober.-6urlt
G6ilfop, Der ruiiii6e MintIter oes9erz
te6rspeIsns, IdiFfte Iih 6sute nit ieiz
mem 5o6ne, ieinem 8ripatietrstdr uao
Ieinsn 8eoienten auf Dem Oumpfer
st. 9auI" na9 Soutbampton elm.
Der 5iirIt duBert ii4 iebr 3ufrieoen
nit oem ReIultat ieiner Reiie in Qmez
rita. @r 6dt bier gu 2anoe $4,000
3uI6enu6ren fir ben @e6rau8 ruftz
It,r giienbubn6eoisnIteten 6eIteat.
Die Qebteren tperoen ndmli9 BON Der
Regierung nit l16ren oerIehen.
Der fran30Iii6e 9ampfer n9tIaiia"
Gupt. @aQatt, rpsl6er am Is. Sfto6er
bon bier na9 9leupeI ub8ing, tebrt:
pG6rsab Der pergangenen Ta4t bier6er
5uriid. Sein @plinoertol6on bra4
am leBten SumItag 460 Utsilen 0itz
li6 BON Sanop Soot, uno ous 5a9rz
3eug, tpeI6es $50 9aFagiere an goro
bate, uuBt. umtebrsn.
8m. 6leI9, tpstder ii4 unter Der
2lntDage in 6aft b:fanb, Isinen 9ater
2trnoIb 5lsI9 in Der Jfa6t ppm 9.
September in Isinem 3immer IN einem
6arlemer 6otel Iour6 5tpsi S4iihe
oertpunbet gu baben, in Der Q6Iiht, i'm
gu t0bten, purDe bsute aus 8eDeIsz
mangeI aus Der 9aft entIaFen.
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&mFEfGe Wansprasttna.

petersburA 21. SttOber. -
sSSn Der faiIerlihen Miin3e tpsroen gez
genipGrtig 1900 puo Sob unb Sif6er
als g2iin3e geprdgt, uno 8tpar 100 Ufilz
lionen Ru6el in 9olo, 25 N1illionen
Ru6el in Silbsr uno l Milion &u6sl
SheToemiin3s.
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Ser SentIde GorreiponSext,
FdeIid, fpatenfltd unb Sonntass.
. Rnine. Qiaenthtimer zuo ReAaffem

KuHltW, l1esVtuftu unp SunnHd9b.
q. Rciue, Gisentbdmer nuo Webaftear
(9tati0Iser bon 9. sfaine).
enbmea.06e Satimore'StraSs unb Boft,O OfFce,ape.
Vreis bes den 8IatteS, burd GIdser beiorst,
l2k Gts.; tdglidbe uno 9ounta al salmS gabe Is
Gents pro Sohe jabIboI bic bas Bait beiorstnben
Grlger.-SaaIi nebf Spnuta al Niue aabe untex
Vorfs, BorausbeSabluns 80 pro Sabr, tdr fhrSere
Belt i'm B.rbdIHiS inr bi. m5 d bentIide AuSeabe
nit eonutoesbIott, portoirei, NIT abjus fr &;ubs,
$3.50 pro Sobr, nan irseno einen Orte oes SnIans
b.s, "a nad europa. 9ennta eSsaaaSsabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das befte unb biuigfte Deati&e Dtst9
ben Wiitte, uEb Ghbfoaten.
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@u On unb feline 81 n
fprii6e.

Gbicugo, 81. Sttobsr. - 9eorge
5. Wdib6urne DOM populiItiIdsn Sea-
tional@grefutioI&onrite fam ysitern
unsrpartet bon SbompIon unD It=
tantu, Ga, 9ier an, I'm, tpie aus tpoblz
inforrirter Auelle perlautst, nit Sez
nltor sSonss Don Qrtanias, Dem 8ors
ItBer bss bsmOfratii6en Nationdl%@p@
1nitSs, gu conferirsn unb INN 5tDei ooer
brei @ori9lGge gu alnterbreiten, lpel9e
baruuf 9inaus ldufen, rSom" @dtiou
Ole pun INN bfanIDrH6te 4DsrtsllHIlQ
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gIai9Fe9sn; PiGsburp erbGlt ben britt
ten preis, Sanopsfi unb S9Iedter
tbeilen ben piertsn unb fiinften, 8alz
brpot uHo Binaper ben ie41ten unb
iisbenten 9reis. Sarrui6 er6dlt einen
ggtrapreis fir bas bette Sp;el gegen
Die Breisgetpinner.
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SraaGbie IN rtncm Bpli,cigerit5t.

Ginsrl,i, tuis orub oN,r dudlcnS Der SbmtrI au&
f.in mag, ben Der init &bmmatlsmu5 btbattttsS
b,ttldasria. SupaliO,, g:rtriipp.tt, R,rUoc, an
9,uralQi. 9tiocuoe OOr tJuut Sarnitotris9snoa
nnsluf1,hrn hat.
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ct Smms Gbaus tpteocr su SamIe.
@rboBmno oes Sinsf;.bes tn slns
fidlf

Gonbon q. Sftpber. - Die
nSimes" tit Der 2tHiIidt, oaB bic 8ant
bon gnglarb gen0t6igt iein tpsroe, III
rem 3insfuB an 0onntritag gu erbOz
ben. r0a Der Ws4ielfurs," 10 ipirO
bieIe 2tnIiht begriinost roen @oloerz
port CUR 3eit unrsnta6sl madt 10 err
9dflten bic 9Guisr, tpsl4e ben grpprt
fir Die uusrifanif6en 8anten beI0rgsn,
bon bieien, beren Sunoen ous 9olo fir
ale 5dGe uufIpei6ern pol1en, 5tpeifelsz
6bne cine grdmie. Sol1te Dlcatnlep
oeIpG6lt lperoen, bann lpir0 oas uufge=
ipei9erte 8olo 1pieoer ieinen 0eg 3u@
rid finbsn."
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Spaniett 1tno Cuba.

@onDpn, q. Stto6er. - Giner
9epai6e aus W1abrtb 3uFoIge 61t Der
Ipanii9e gfiniiterprdIioent erfIGrt, Dab
Die Meloung, Spdrien bca6Iiatige,
Gu6a uuf3u9e6sn, tpenn Der &rieg ni4t
i'm Ndr3 6eerOst pdre, fuli9 unD Id
harli3 pdre. Der PremtermintIter
bate bin5ugafiigt, eab Ni4ts Die lOpaIe
5dltung bes grdItoentert GlepelaHo
unb Iein,s 8o6inetB Sparien gegsHz
iiber IbertrGfs.
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Jrei6srrn b. 2iiBop uno 2arien,
5tpei Observation-Disclosures iinb in
9erbinblrng nit ben 8realauer &dt>
Iertugen in @ntIassguituno bsrieBt
iporben. Die betreiItnosn 9tri4terz
ftatter 6atten biz MsGDurJ oe1t6reitet.
bab Der Obsr6ofs unD Sausn1ari9oq
lmb S6erzgeremonisnnleifter 9raf
2llalrit Ill GulenbuTa psH bftan1lttn
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sluf Ser Srautfa6rt.
Die beboritsbeao Sod3sit inStom.
Srtnscifttt SseIene Ianoet si, Sari
1tno miro in Die fafboItiGe
&irGe aufaenpmtnett

S6re 9ermdbGuEg nit Dem italRniI4en
&ronprin5en finbst nG9ten Conn
tag ibatt. - Sntersfante QeuBe=
rungen bss ameritaniiden 9sidnDz
ten in GpnItantiropel. - 3sIultat
bss S3u9msiIter Surniers gu
Suoapeit. - 5rau Safes 9ro3eB
in 2onbon. - 81 Sung Chang
pirb feline gteiie : Reminiseen5en
i6reiben. .--asa:.s...... e,
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CISCO.
-NTATN CTTaTNTED DECnr

MOUNTAIN SUMMER RESORT. 1S2
miles from San Francisco, via c. P. r. r.;
air and water cannot be excelled: par
t1culars and rates on application HER
SEY & FREEMAN, Proprietors, Cisco
Placer County, Cal
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day at open auction:
Pears-Bartletts, 81 0541 25 per box and
0oc per half box. PruneS-Tragedy, 95cp
81 Is per half crate; German, 81 Plums-
Burbank, 75cc0S1 20 per half crate: Royal
Hative, eoc; Bailey. S5c. Peaches-40Q65c
per box.
CHICAGO. July 23.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California Bartlett Pears
to-day at 81 Is per box.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Porter
Brothers Company sold to-day at open
auction; Bartlett Pears averaged 81 80
per box
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-The Earl
Fruit Company sold California fruit at
open auction to-day at the following
prices: Pears-Bartlett, 81 3oT1 65 per
box. Tragedy Prunes, 81 ooq1 25 per half
crate Pums-W ashington, 81 20 per half
crate; Purple Duane, 81; Satsuma, 81 05.
Peaches, soc per box
NEW YORK. July 23.-Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day at open auction:
Pears-Bartletts. 81 35d2 10. Plums-Ja-
pan o5cQS1 45 per half crate; Purple
Duane. 81 1901 %; Washington, 81 O5D
1 Is. Prunes-Tragedy, s5c4S1 80 per half
crate; German. 81 20. Peaches-oOQ1oc
per box.
NEW YORK. July 23-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit in the
ing prices: Bartlett Pears. 81 40q1 60 per
box. Tragedy Prunes. S1Q1 35 per half
crate. Plums-Pruple Duane, 81 1901 10
per half crate; Peach, 81 05G1 10; japan,
S5d95c. Hale's Early Peaches, 65q90c
per box. Oregon Cherries sold as follows:
Binghampton, S2G2 20 per box; Oregon,
81 lo02 20; Black Republican, 65c9$1 AS;
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KLANAFH HOT SPRINGS, SlSKIYOU COUNTY cal.

KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS, SSKIYOU COUNTY GAL.
ONE OF THE MOST PICTURESQUE
spots on the Pacific Coast. Hot mud, sui
phur and vapor baths; large swimming
tank; fine trout fishing in Shovel Creek;
analysis of the water shows great cura-
tive properties; table supplied with ber-
ries, vegetables and dairy products pro-
duced on the place. The springs are To-
Gated on the most desirable route to
Crater Lake. in Oregon. Address EDISON
BROS 6eswick. SiskiYou County. Cal.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
county of Sierra, State of California
In the matter of the estate of DAVID
MOORE, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of an order of sale, made by the Superior
Court of the State of California in and for
the county of Sierra, on the 2Oth day of
May, 1895, in the matter Of the estate of
David Moore, deceased, the undersigned
the executors of the estate of said de-
ceased, WILL on and after the 7th day of
August, 1896, at the office of Frank r.
Wehe, in Downieville, Sierra County Cal,
sell at private sale, to the highest bidder
and subject to confirmation by said court,
all the right, title and interest of the es-
tate OF said deceased, of, in and to the
following described property. to wit:
That certain real property situate in the
county of Sacramento said State. de-
the San Joaquin River about one mile
easterly from the town of Antioch, COM
monty known as Vests Island, containing
about 10 acres.
Terms of sale-Cash, gold coin, 10 per
cent. on day of sale, balance on confirma-
tion of sale Deed at the expense of pur-
chaser
Bids or offers may be made for said
property as above designated at any time
after the first publication of this notice
and before the making of the sale thereof
August, 1896.
All bids or offers must be in writing and
left at the law office of Frank r. Wehe in
Downieville, Sierra County, California, ad-
dressed to said executors
RICHARD MOORE and
OLIVER CAYA,
Executors of the said estate.
Frank r. Wehe, Attorney for Executors.
Jy21-td
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loyal Anne, 5oc@s1 20; some in bad order.

Royal Anne 5oc@s1 20; some in bad order.
25@50c.
BOSTON, July 23.-Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day at open auction;
Pears-Bartletts, 81 45@2 05 per bog, ana
75c per half box. Plums-Red, 81 3oa1 20
per half crate; Japan. 81 20; Bailey, 81 9 10;
other varieties, 60cq$1 10. Prunes-15cW
81 so per half crate for Tragedys; German, a.
S1@1 40 Peaches-St. Johns, 6ocaSl 90
per box; Early Crawfords, 9ocqSl 20
Hales Early, soc.
BOSTON, July 23.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit in the union
auction to-day at the following prices:
Tragedy Prunes, 81 0591 55 per half crate
Plums-Burbank, 55cQ$1 Is per half crate;
Royal Hative, Soc Peaches-CraW1oru
81 so per box; ST. John. 50cQ$1 20; Hale
Early, 51GS5c.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 23.-Porter Broth
ers Company sold to-day at open AUCTION:
rs--Bartletts, 81 1901 30 er box Plums la1
Purple Duane, S1Q1 10 per half crate;
Washington, S099Oc. Prunes-German, 81
al 10 per half crate. PeacheS-Eartgy ~
Crawfords, roc per box; Hales Early, AZ
@45c.
MONTREAL, July 22.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California Bartlett Pears at
open auction to-day at 81 50q1 80 per po4'
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KRONER, 3a3 J Street.

OF all the voters of said county in accord
ance with the provisions of Section 1904 of
the Political Code of the State of Cali
fornia, it will be necessary for all elec-
tors, in order to vote at the next general
election, to be held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 3, 1896, to make application in person
to be registered.
Notice is hereby given that said new
registration will commence Immediately
and continue to and including August TO-
1896, when such registration shall cease
pI divided that any elector who has regis
tered and thereafter moved his residence
to another precinct in the same county,
thirty days before said day of election
may have his registration transferred to
such other precinct upon his application,
verified by oath, setting forth the change
OF residence and containing the other
facts required for original registration.
The office of the County Clerk a. the
Courthouse corner of Seventh and
streets, Sacramento City, California, will
be open from 8 a. M. to p. m. each day
except Sunday All citizens are notified
to apply for registration at once.
Notice is also given that after the filing
of affidavits and when names are entered
on the Great Register, postal cards will be
sent to each elector registered, of the date
of such entry. II postal card is not re-
ceived voter should ascertain tor his own
protection the reason why.
May 26, 1896
w. B. HAMILTON, County Clerk
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There is one comfort in the p-tiltled
haiti does not require q curly bang.
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BARTLETT SPRINGS

No mosquitoes. Large SWIMMING
tank. Many improvements since last
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET.
San Francisco. July 23d.

San FRANCISCO, July 23d.
Morning Session-Alta, SC; Andes, 27c;
3 & B. Doc; Bodie. 6oQ5sc; Bullion. 17c;
Challenge, 42@41c; Chollar, 81 so; c c V,
81 90; Confidence, 81 10; C Y, Sc; C Point,
3sc; G & G, &c; H & y, 81 1901 %; Ken
tuck, 7c; Mexican, 51Q50c Occidental, 60c;
Ophir, Gle; Overman, zoe; Potosi, 93c;
Savage, Gle; S Nevada, 54c: Yellow Jacket,
37Q39c.
Afternoon Session-Ophir, 94c; Mexican,
SOC; G & c, 64c; B & B, 53c; Savage, 64c;
Chollar, 81 8OQ1 s5; Potosi, 93Q94c; c
Point, 39q4oc;, Yellow Jacket, a9e; Alpha,
donia, lac; Challenge, 47c; Bullion, lie;
Occidental, 63c; Andes. 27c; Bodie. sec;
Closing Quotations-Alta, 10c; Alpha,
15c; Andes. 2sc; Belcher, 40c; B & B, 53c;
Bodie. 56c; Bullion 1sc; Bulwer, 29c; Gale
Confidence, 81 10; c G V, 81 So; c Point.
40c; Exchequer, &c; @ & c, 64c; H & N,
54c; Mono. 2oc; Occidental, CSC; Ophir, 94c;
Overman, 21c; Potosi, 94c; Savage, SIC;
s Nevada, SIC; Union, 42c; Utah, 10c; yell
low Jacket, 39c.
There is one comfort in the tip-tiltled
haiti does not require a curly bang.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
BEEF-First quality, Sc; second quail
ity, 411J43xc; third quality, 31aG94c per ~
FEAL-Quotable at 445c for large and
6l76c per 10 for small.
MUTTON-Wethers, &c; Ewes, 41aQ5c
per II.
LAMB-Spring, 5Gl6c per 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 3asG3lzc per 10 for
heavy and 3s<44c for small.
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Real Estate in Sacramento.


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exceled
suburban obanable
STRIDES TOWARDS 100000
churches all denominations
ofrefned
city IN the Ich adjacent
RECoID-NION and who
we to these that THEY CAN
sacramento with their money 1t
come CALL oN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
you free of charge property
CITY and country Tor sale, and w
THOROUGHLY RELIABLE and SUSPICION OF
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

NO SHOOTING OR HUNTING WILL
be allowed on the Rancho Del Paso. Any
violation Of this ordor will lead to arrest
Jox1g NACX0Y. 1uDsE4nteaAeat
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IUDSON EXCURSION f3l Hzsn n IsaRts Poipts
Sacramento weekly. Upholstered cars.
Managers through to Chicago and Bos-
ton Lowest rate. Call Oh c. j. ELLIS,
Agent S. z. Co., Sacramento, or address
JUDSON & CO, 10 Montgomery street,
San Francisco.
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A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
SUNDAY excepted ~sMonday excepted.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Mgr.
T. ii. GOODMAN, Gen. Pas. Agent.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-09-30
NO CHEAP BICYCLES.
Prices on High Grade Wheels Will BE
Advanced Next Year.

Pittsburg, Sept. 26.-According to a
Pittsburg manufacturer Of steel BIZ
cycle tubing, there will be no cheap
bicycles next year He says the prices
on high grade wheels will be advanced
to recoup the losses of the manufact-
urers who suffered by the introduce
ton Of the cheap machine and the war
of prices this year. The Pope Manu-
featuring company, the Gormully d
Jeffrey company, and other leading
makers OF high class bicycles have
been at work TO devise a scheme by
which the influence of cheap bicycles
could be checked. Their efforts Gull
minated during the week at meet
ing held in the Hotel Waldorf, New
York. The tube makers are also in the
movement. The trust will pledge it
self to confne it's trade to the United
States, and foreigners will refuse to sell
in this country. Meeting at New York
was a preliminary session, and another
will be held within a few weeks to
fix next seasons prices.