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IN ERWEAR.

LADIES' RIBBED VESTS IN WHITE, Low
NECK n SHORT SLEEVE. o.. 49,, "a AND
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS IN CRU
(sHAPEDh HIGH NECK AMI SHORT
SLEEVE, ALSO Low NECK AND SHORT
SLEEVE, IN WHITE. ....,..,...... ......
LADIES' hERINo VESTS n PANTS Il
WHITE. SPRING WEIGHT, EACH 40 AND
MEMS AUSTRALIAN LAMBS WOOL
SHIRTS n DRAWERS IN NATURAL
uhAf
MEMS GERMAN NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, ALL SIZES To 90
lNCh'''''''''' '''.'''....,. EACH VA AND
MEMS GENUINE FRENCH BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS SHIRTS LONG
N HoRT sLEEYEsJ.,,,.......EA EACH
MINIS PURE SANITARY NATURAL WOOL
ABDOMINAL BANDS. SUMNER WEIGHT.
ALL SHEA ~ 10 % INCHES. ......,EACH
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TRIM MINcs AND BUTTONS.
z.row Spangled Trimming, in all colOrs,
At l5c. a yard.
Heavily Spargled Trimming OF net, in
all colOrs, at 69c. yard.
Fancy White Pearl Trimming Buttons.
two dozen to the card, at l0c. a card.
Fancy Miniature Buttons in variety OF
patterns, regular Price soc. a dozen, at 46c.
FEATHER RoAs.
yard long, $500; II yds., $40; II
yds., $500. Our boas are good Jet black,
fine quality, and nice and full.
ART GOODS.
HEAVY NOME TRAY COVERS WITH OPEN
WORK AND KSorTED FRINGE, IN AR. 70
TIsTIC DESIGNS, EACH AT....--....... 40
Balm. HEAVY MoMIE scARFs, IN VARIETY
8yDs F]1 E1oH AND HEAVY 'HiSohD "a
FANCY FIGURED DUCK CLOTH, REvERSI.
BIZ PILLOWS, WITH Down PADS Ann
DOUBLE RUFFLE, IN CHOICE ~CoLoRINos, 90
EACH -
SIZE SILK PILLoN WITH DOWN OF
PADS AND DEP SILK RUFFLE, EACH AT. 1'AA
SUITS.
CREPoS SKIRTS, NEW DESIGNS. LATEST
- yt ytsSst! WORTH hIi sa,so' 41 = VEL. 9.74
TAILoRMADE CHEyIoT-FINIsH ERG
IKsnTs-a 1Tl.narh, winrH ' 'Ho'rtrLls4 $3.50
'i Sfw pasi HSaAia .. sNi"rs-LArh oVE 1853
NAVY AND BLACK TAILOR MADE BLAZER
SUITS, IN ALL WOOL TORN SERGE
JACKET HALF LINED, WITH THE NEW
RIPPLE COLLAR EDGING OF LACE
E EHSIsos % 4P'11..s SKIRTS, HvsrLrLlSr I'LL
WE ARE CONSTANTLY ADDING NEW CREATIONS
IN LADIES COSTUMES SUITABLE o STREET,
AETEKNooN. Oh gTINa WEAR-AT OUR WELL
KNOWN Low PRICES.
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E HAVANA LONG FILLER. sUMATRA wRAl
PER. HAND MAD FINEST QUALITY.
BOUQUET. ~ N BOX OF 0.........ea.7 "a TO sac
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AND eoYs' lar
MEMS AND Boys SHIRTS.

MEMS FANCY RIMMED NIGHT SHIRTS
UTICA MUSLIN, ALL MADE
WITH EXTENSION SLEEVE AND SIDE
FACINGS, WOVEN
AND FRENC EMBROIDERY, CUT EXTRA en-
FULL IN BODY, % IN. LoNu.",,...,.". sOS
MEMS CoLoRED DRESS SHIRTS, OPEN
BACK n FRONT, WITH 9 COLLARS
N oNE PAIR CUFFS, IN A VERY LARGE on
ASSORTMENT OF COLORs AND DESIGNS. .OS
MEMS CoLoRED BOSOM SHIRTS, RoDIEs
UTICA N~OSPAREIL MUSLIN, BOSOMS
s s1iF / r saTsDr r Sfsias. 1r'H."': ~ l.l9
AND MOUTHS UN~LAUSDERED
SHIRTS. UTICA MUsLIS, 8.PLY LINEN
BosoMs. REINFORCED ON ALL SIDES On
AND EXTENSION FACINGS, .,u"....,... 'O9
ALL KINDS OF sHIRTs MADE To ORDER OF
BEsT AND WORKMANSHIP
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Rogers spoons and Forks.

COFFEE SPOONS, per set of e.....
OYSTER FORKS, per set OF o. .....
CHlLDREN'S FORKS, per set OF q.
per set OF o.
ICE CREAM SPOONS, per set OF o.
TABLE Spoons per set OF o. ......
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UNrRIMMED HATS.


eur stock or Untrimmed Hats embraces
almost every style aud grade manufactured
4 SPECIAL OFFERING OF 100 DOZEN
FANCY LACE STRAW HATS, VARIETY
or SHAPES n CoLoRS. MADE TO SELL An
tOR LOO. .......,..
Latest STYLE Two-ToNE BLACK n
wHire, DESIRABLE SHAPES, PRICE 60
100 'O%
4 LARGE COLLECTION OF MISSES AND 90
'cHILpRES's UNTRIMMED HATS, zoe. TO A'5o
SILKS.
We HAVE JUST CLOSED A ARG TRANS
ACTION IN MAGNIFICENT BLACK BRO
CADED SILKS. COMPRISING 20 RICH
n BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, INCLUDING
ELABORATE FLORAL AND SCROLL
EFFECTS, GENERALLY SOLD AT $50; no
OUR PRICE. ...,..".. ........".."..,. ~
D EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS IN RICH 1 40
BLACK SATIN DUCHEsSE. 90, I. 81 n L11S
5000 YARDS OF FANCY CHAHGEABLE
,TAFFETAs, EVERY CONCEIVABLE COLOR
n COMBINATION RECENTLY SOLD 20
AT sac. ...,...".. sS%
YERsIAN AND DRESDEN TAFFETAs, EX.
s1ldsHs apAL'rr AND .. s%c,o as5 l.l9
ONE CASE OF TWIST WARP INDIA SILK,
80 INCHES WIDE, ALL THE DELICATE 40
vENING CoLoRs. WORTH soc. .......... '7o
400 PIECES GOOD QUALIFY PRINTED
INDIA SILK. PRETTY DESIGNS AND cole On
IktkNAA
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DRESS GOODS IN coLoF

EVER STYLES ALI. WOOL lCYCLE
TWEED sUITINGS. 40 TO as INCHES
WIDE. USUALLY SOLD AT 40 N COO 90
PER 80. WE OFFER THEM At, .,.., sdS
gfoRM sERGEs, AN EXTRA FINE GRADE,
FULL LINE OF CoLoRS n BLACK, 40
ooD VALUE FOR 75c...... ."",,,.,,.,.. 'f1
ENGLISH CHECKED TwEEDs AND FRENCH
sERGEs, QUALITY HAS BEEN 60
eTc. PER YD, NOW sVS
rough CHRvIoTs AND HEATHER MIX,
TUREs, ILLUMINATED EFFECTS, ti.s5 90
GRADE. ~
SILK AND WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHANGE,
ABLE DRESDEN EFFECTS, NEW De On
sIGNs VERY STYLISH. ..........."..,..... A'n71
sPEcIALSIN BLACK GOODS.
FIGURED sICILIANs IN SET FIG 40
UREs AND SCROLL PATTERNS. "".,..,,. az
ENGLISH MoHAlR, 90 INCHES WIDE,
VERY BRIGHT LUsTRE, THE USUAL 90
0l.O0 QUALITY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sVJ
HREEUH ~JACQUARDs IN SILK AND WOOL
n ALL WOOL CREPoN EFFECTS, 40
EEw DEslGNs'"'",","."""."",,"" ~
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SOCIAL EVENTS

(Readers of the Record Union are re-
quested to send to this office personals
weddings, engagements, society notes and
home gatherings of every kind. Write
on one side of the paper, and give your
name and address. not for publication, but
as guarantee of good faith0
The home of Mrs. Paine, 1914 Sew
enth street, was very prettily decor
ated yesterday afternoon, the occasion
being a reception given by Miss Nancy
p. Wingate, who is % years of age.
The little home was trimmed and
decked throughout with maidenhair
fern, smilax and many beautiful flow
ers, and rare palms were also taste
fully arranged in different parts of the
hallway. The ladies who assisted in
the reception were: Mrs. Goodhue of
Oakland, Mrs. D. D. Whitbeck, Mrs.
Weller and Miss Kate Weller, Mrs. l..
w. Nichols, Mrs. Agnes Paine, Mrs.
H. N. Wingate of Carson, New, Mrs.
c. w. Paine and Miss Sadie Paine.
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WEATHER NOTES.
This Has Been the Dryest February
Ever Recorded Here.

This Has Been the Dryest February
Ever Recorded Here.
The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been GO degrees and
81 degrees, with fresh to brisk south
erly winds and partly cloudy weather
prevailing.
The barometrical readings at a. m.
and p. m. were 30 Is and 3013 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 67 degrees
and 40 degrees, and one year ago to-
day 60 degrees and 81 degrees.
River - feet I inches.
The rainfall yesterday amounted to
..01 of an inch, making 90 of an inch for
this month"; and if no more rain falls
during the remaining two days this will
have been the dryest February on rec
ord. The dryest before this. since 1850,
was that of 1852, when but II of an
inch fell, as against 90 of an inch this
month. The season of 1S51-52 gave
1913 inches, of which March, 1852, con-
tributed 6. 10 inches.
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STATE CONVENTIONS.
An Excellent Chance for All of Them
Being Held Here.

Being Held Here.
Information received from a promi-
nent Democrat in San Francisco war
State Convention can be secured for
Sacramento if the local members of that
party will bestir themselves promptly
The gentleman referred to says the
delegates do not want to go all the way
to Los Angeles, and that if the Sacra-
1nentans will get in AID do some lively
work the convention car be secured by
the Capital City. The hint should be
acted on right away.
Yesterday committee composed OF
NJ. A. Howard, Max Hornlein, Harry
Rodgers and T. H. Wallis were out can
vassing for funds for the Republican
State Convention, and like other com
mittees that have been out, they met
with most gratifying success.
Sacramento is the best place in the
State for holding large assemblages OF
this kind, and there should be little diff
ficulty in securing both the Republican
and Democratic Conventions.
The Populists have decided to hold
their State Convention in this city on
the 18th of May next 1t will be COM
posed of two delegates from each county
and one delegate for each 800 votes cast
in 1894 for Webster, the Populist candi-
date for Governor.
The State Convention will nominate
delegates to the Peoples Party Ma
tional Convention, which meets in ST.
Louis in July.
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BOLD BURGLARS.
They Warn Their Pursuers to Stop
and Fire Two shots at Them

They Warn Their Pursuers to Stop
and Fire Two Shots at Them.
About 10 O'Clock last night w. J Hail.
who lives at COS N street, heard his dog
barking and went out to investigate. He
saw two men taking his bicycle from
the cellar, and he and a young man who
lives in the house started after them.
The fellows had thrown the bicycle
over the fence, on the sidewalk, but
finding they We're discovered, they took
to their heels, pursued by Hall and the
young man, and ran up the street
When they arrived at Seventh and N
streets, finding their pursuers uncom-
fortably close, they fired two shots at
them and told them to stand back and
come no further. They then ran down
Seventh street and escaped down the
alley.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

]. A. Russell of Placerville was a Wis
itor here yesterday.
Charles Harvey of Oroville is on a
visit to friends here
E. T. Davis came over from Stockton
on business yesterday.
Tom Scott left yesterday afternoon
for a few days at the bay
G. w. Deitz of Rocklin was transact
ing business here yesterday.
H. Thorp returned yesterday from the
East, after an absence of seven weeks.
DR.. Anderson has gone to San Fran
cisco. and will fill DR.. Briggs pulpit
Sunday.
Will S. Green of the Colusa "Sun."
accompanied by his wife and son, were
in Sacramento yesterday.
Governor Budd came up from San
Francisco yesterday. to be present at
the meeting of the State Board of Ex-
aminers to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Cook of To-
ronto, Ontario, who have been at the
Wilbur Sulphur Springs Colusa County,
are visiting relatives here, the guests
OF Mrs. r. J. Merkley at Rose Lawn
marry nottingham lett yesterday
morning for st. Helena, having been
called there on account of his mothers
severe Illness. He telegraphed for his
wife, saying his mother was very low.
Hon. Fred Cox has just returned
from a trip to his farms near Bakers
field and reports everything as very dry
in the San Joaquin Valley. There will
not be much of a crop there unless
rain comes soon. Mrs. Cox, who has
been paying a visit to her son and fam
lily, returned also. Mr.. Cox has advices
from Lo> clocks to the effect that unless
rain comes within a month or six
weeks, there will be nothing raised the
present year. The last OIg storm here
did not reach that section at all
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Opening Of Spring Styles
MEMS DUNLAP HITS,
Saturday. February goth.
TO-DAY,
$50 A. M.
Tides, Mats,
Table Covers,
Fringe, Etc.

LOT Bureau Sets, Point
d esprit lace, consisting Of scarf and
three mats, white or ecru. Sale
price, 78c set.
LOT q Pillow Shams, white
pique centers, tinted designs in col
ors and fancy machine stitching;
edges finished with wide ruffles.
Sale price, 81 33 pair.
LOT 3-Extra-fine Monte Linen
Bureau or Sideboard Scarf, elaborate
drawn work and fringed all around.
Sale price, CSC.
LOT d - Black Table Covers,
tinted in colors and furnished with
linen fringe. Sale price, SIC.
LOT 5-Are Denim Table Gov
ers, one yard square and fringed,
tinted in colors and embroidered in
silk. Sale price, 68c.
LIZ O-M MOllllC LlllCll Il IQlSos 50
inches long, heavy knotted fringe
and stamped for outlining. Sale
price, 48c.
LOT Small Silk Tassel Fringe,
suitable for sash curtains. Colors,
white, orange and mixed color.
Sale price, sc yard.
LOT 8-Tinsel Table Covers, fur
nished with fringe; size 27x27 inches.
Price, 18c. Size 36x36. Sale
price, 28c.
LOT o-Muslin Apron, stamped
for outlining. Price, &c. Also
Stamped Duck Mats, especially suit
able for children to work. Sale
prices, 1c, Sc, Sc and sc. Sizes
from 6 inches square to I8x24
inches.
LOT 10 Exceptional value in
Monte Linen Bureau or Sideboard
Scarfs. Size I6x7o inches. Stamped
for outlining. Sale price, 33c.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Officer Morrill, yesterday arrested
Harry Wagner on a charge of battery
preferred by Milo Wagner
The sale noted in Real Estate Trans
fers" on Wednesday from c. Jurgens to
7. c. Jurgens of one acre on the upper
Stockton road, near Thirty first street,
should have read five acres.
The Union Building and Loan Associ-
alton has distributed to the holders of
its sixth series $157, 600. making a total
of S699, ,269 the association has paid to
matured stock. Hereafter this associa-
tion will issue a series every six months.
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being unable to sell them, they bundled
them up in a sack and threw them into
CHINA Slough. One of them accom-
panied the officers to the slough last
night and showed them where the sack
was thrown in. They were unable to
lind it in the dark, and will recover it
this morning if possible
The lads both belong to good families
and have good homes, and it is almost
inconceivable how they could descend
tc such an act as burglary. Perhaps.
like the two Oakland boys who recently
ran a career of crime for a month, they
got the idea from reading San Francisco
papers, which have been telling boys
how to crack safes enter houses, etc.
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LOT BLACK Brocaded Sateens
in stripes and figures, dull wool fin
ish. Sale price, 121c yard.
LOT Cotton Plisse. One of
the best offerings thus far this year
They are fine cotton dress goods
with stripes in delicate contrasting
colors, such as pinks, blues, greens
and tans. Last season we sold them
at I5c and 2oc yard. A special pur-
chase enables us to sell this lot at
sale price, sc yard.
LOT 3-Turkey Red Table Da-
mask, fair quality and good patterns.
Sale price, 18c yard.
LOT 4-Indigo Blue Prints, with
small white figures. Fast color and
good, firm quality. Sale price, Be
yard.
LOT 5-Brown Linen Crash Tow
cling, heavy quality, durable and
with excellent drying qualities. Sale
price, Sc yard.
LOT Good quality Percales in
pink, blue and light effects. For
wrappers, blouse waists, children S
dresses. aprons, etc. Sale price,
Gle yard.
LOT 7-Honeycomb Towels, all
white, fringed ends For families,
BARRIERS or hotels. 75c dozen, or
sale price, Sic each.
LOT 8-Bleached Muslin full 36
inches wide, firm, substantial quality
and made by frst-class mill; free
from starch or dressing Sale price,
7c yard.
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The Govern1nent Protests.

]. H. Anthony, a special Pension Ex-
aminer for the Government, yesterday
protested to Governor Budd against the
appointment of J. n. Van Schlirtz oil
San Diego as Notary Public. 1t is rep
resented that he was connected with
some dishonorable action in referecne to
a Widows application for a pension.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Clunie Opera house this even
ing the romantic play by Milton Mobiles
From Sire to Son" 1t is one of the
best constructed dramas that has come
from that versatile pen. No play ever
produced at the opera-house by a stock
company has been better played, and
certainly not one has been so hand
SOnlelv sta ped
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THE BURGLARS CAUGHT.
They Threw the shoes From Caselli's
Store Into China Slough.

officers Pennish. Talbot and Fisher
have been for several days working on
clew to the burglars who smashed in
the front window of Casellis shoe store
en- K street the other night and stole a
lot of shoes.
As stated at the time, all the shoes
taken were odd ones except one pair,
and it was found that this pair had
been sold to a japanese on Sixth street
The officers pursued their inyestiga-
tions until they found sufficient evil
dence TO warrant them in arresting two
young men named William Mcnamara
and George Kelly. and they were ar
rested last night.
They both confessed to having COM
mited the burglary. and stated that
finding the shoes were not mates, and
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None Equal to Then,

In addition to the best in the world,
the artists favorite, Steinway & Sons
pianos, sell the famous Emerson fancy
upright piano from $3.50 upward, so
down and so per month. Three fine
secondhand upright pianos cheap
Fommer's music store. corner Ninth
and Plaza
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Out of Jail.

| Yesterday Brock McGraw, charged
with assault to murder John Doherty,
gave bail in the sum of $4,000, with l. J.
Simmons and Jake Zemansky as sure
ties, and was released. Doherty, whose
throat was so terribly cut is able to be
about again
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George Egan and VIII. H. Hanlon,
well-known Sacramentans, have pur-
chased the Reception Saloon. Seventh
and K streets. The full returns of the
races at San Francisco are chronicled
there daily.
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Spring, 1896. You are respectfully
invited to my opening of French pattern
bonnets and millinery novelties. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, February
9th, 2Sth and 18th. Mrs NJ. A. Pealer.
621 and 623 ] street. Sacramento.
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Sacred Concert.

This evening a sacred concert will be
given at the Central NJ. E. Church on
Eleventh street, between II and l. A
splendid programme will be rendered
by some of the best local talent in the
pitW
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VIII Challenge Rnrns.

First Sergeant G. W. Farrar of Troop
s of this city, who was criticised by ex-
Colonel H. j. Burns of San Francisco on
his winning of the first medal for pistol
shooting at the recent State shoot, says
he will challenge Burns to a private
match
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Special Prices

In new spring goods. Dress lusters, in
light shades, fowered and striped,
612c per yard; fancy plaids, double
width, 10c per yard; yard-wide fancy
percale, 1Oc; white check and striped
pique, 3 and Sc per yard; spring cali
Goes, &c; handsome plaid dress ging-
hams, &c. Red House Company.
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Special Notice to crockery BUYERS.

The Crystal Palace, 610 ] street, is
selling all goods marked with blue
tag, regardless of cost, beginning Sat
urday February 10Th. and lasting until
further notice
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Cheapest mandolins, guitars, banios
and violins in town. Secondhand up-
right pianos, $3.50; square, $75 to 5000.
Mathushek, Jacob Doll, Kranich and
Bach and Conover pianos. Everything
in the musical line at Neale, Eilers Co.
Cooper Music Coz, Seventh and J.
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Races.

A full description of each race at the
Bay District track is given at E. L.
Kripp's cigar store, 6O2 J street The
result is known almost as soon as at
the track.
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New Millinery.

Yesterday we received eight cases
of ladies' bell-crown, satin-braid sail
ors, in two grades, 75c and 81 15. We
can also show a large variety of i'm
ported hats and flowers. Red House
Company.
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Case Continued.

The case of Ed. McGraw, charged with
assault to murder John Doherty by cut
ting his throat at the freight sheds Mon
day night, was continued in the Police
Court yesterday till to-day.
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MARRIED.

C0OK-GILLILAN-In this city, February
26th, by Rev. A. G. Herrick. Frank w
Cook to Clara NJ. Gillian, both of Loomis. :
ROSE-HAUSER-In this city, February
9th. by Rev. Charles F. Oehler, August F.
Rose. Jr.. OF Sacramento TO Rose E. Hauser
of Broderick. Yolo County. (St. Louis pa
pers please copy.) (BCs
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The Hobo,s Last Chance.

Mohr & york, who have been keep
ing open souphouse during the So
called winter months fo~ the benefit of
those who were hungry, announce that
it will be closed tomorrow night.
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Olives and Olive Oils.

Black mission ripe California olives.
sweet olives, Queen olives, pitt olives,
olives in oil and pure California olive
oils at the Pacific, ], near Eighth. g
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Indce Al.rnstronc.s condition.

There was a rumor about town yes
terday that ex-Judge j. w. Armstrong
was dead. There was no foundation for
the report. but it is true that he is
very sick man
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John A. Sutter bourbon whisky. 81 a
bottle. B. X. Bloch & Co.. sole con-
trollers.
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Restore your strength by wearing
electric belt. To be had at j. A.
Green's. Seventh and K streets, Sacra-
mento.
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Amoskeag cretons and twilled drap-
cries, in large flowered designs in
different colors, Size, 121ac, 1Se and
Doc. Red House Company.
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Best standard tomatoes, 4 cans for
25c; asparagus tips, 15c a can; Capital
jams, l0c a can. A. c. S.. Eighth and
Z
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DIED.

this city. February 27th d.
Weimann. native of Germany, aged 81
years. months and days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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BANKING HOUSES.
Capital ard Surpi1@,
$500. 900.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN
the city, corner Fifth and streets, Sac
ramento. Guaranteed capital, $500 600;
paid up capital, gold coin, $400, 900; re-
serve fund, $50000 term and ordinary de-
posits, So, ,43S, 09S; loans on real estate
January /, 1896, $2,906,6 ,660. Term and
ordinary deposits received. Dividends
paid in January and July. Money loaned
upon real estate only. Information fur
nished upon application to
w. P. COLEMAN, President
Ed. r. Hamilton, Cashier
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Prints, PerCaIeS,
Table Dan7aSk,
Safeens, Etc.

LOT BLACK Brocaded Sateens
in stripes and figures, dull wool fin
ish. Sale price, 121c yard.
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LOT 7-Honeycomb Towels, all
white, finged ends For families,
BARRIERS or hotels. 75c dozen, or
sale price, Sic each.
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LOT - Bureau Sets, Point
d esprit lace, consisting of scarf and
three mats, white Or ecru. Sale
price, 78c set.
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LOT Small Silk Tassel Fringe,
suitable for sash curtains. Colors,
white, orange and mixed color.
Sale price, sc yard.