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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-04
NEW TODAY.
Sale ofReal Estate.

~ TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
4 Judicial IiEtriot q the State Of Nevada. Sit
ting within aud for TIE County Of Lincoln.
In he Mater of the estate Of Flza Lawson reccased
Notice g. hereby given. That in pursuance of
an order OF ;he District Cout OF tie Fourth jail
al District Of the County Of incolr, sateiof New
ada made on the 2nd Icy of November A. b. 1897
in the matter Of sli2a lawson deceased, the IN
dersignfd, the Administrator will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for. cash, land l.
jet to Confirmation by said District Court on Tues
faY the 9th day Of Nov. A. D. 1897, at 3 o'clock p
NJ. At the From. dcOs Of the Court noase in TIC
Couaty OF Lincoln al he right title interest, and
Estate II the said Eliza awson at the Tine here
death and all the TiQht titl, ana Interest that the
said stlte has by operation OF law or Otherwise
acquired other than or in addition To- that Of said
Eliza Lawson at the time Of her death, in and to
all those certain Its pi CO. pare Is OF land 81 Ii.
ate lying aud beiug in said County of Lincoln STATE
Of Nevada. aud bound ID ind described az follows
0 wit:
One lot and improvements on west side Of Mea.
dow Valley Street. being lot Is Block 25.
One lot and improvements on east side of Main
st. being lot Block 10
One lot ard Improvements on east cid. of Maiu
| St. being lot blo5k Is.
| 0ne lot ana improyemsn ts on Pal,ca Fla. and
| known as the Caster cabin
| One lot and imp ovement, on Pltsca Fl.t aul
| known IS the Slater cabin.
one slaughter house corral etc situated one nit,
| north west of town
All the above property "elng ana lying In th,
| County of Lincoln STATE OF Nevada
Also all that certain lot piece or parcel Of Ian,
situated In the city o. Virginia County of storey
esta Q Of Nevada described as follows to wit:
| Lot Is block los Range &C. desigantad on the Of
fetal map Of the Oily of Virginia
| For Cash
Ten per cont OF the purchase money 10 b paid t,
the auetioneors on The day OF sale, balance on con
hrmation q slti District uout; deed, at expense o
! purchaser. JOHN o. GELOBERT.
Administrator Of the estate of Eliza Lawson &c
ceased
Dated Nov 1897
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-04

Greater New York, the political
center of the United States, in the
nativity of it citizens,is foreign city.
Two-thirds of its population is fore
ign born. There are more IRISH in
Greater New York than in Dublin by
double, and more Germans than in
any other city in Germany with the
exception of Berlin. There are 900,-
600 Germans, $50, 1000 Irish, ITO, 900
English, 10000 Russians, 100, 900
Italians and $4,000 Scotch.
The saloon business has been good
this week. All our visitors appeared
to be thirsty.
Our school now has two teachers.
The arrangement was made on Mon
day and Miss Lena Clinton will in
struct the Juveniles in their own de-
partment. The primary school will
hereafter dismiss at recess in the
afternoon, while the morning session
will be held for full time. This mr.
rangement will benefit both large
and small children alike.
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FROM THE LAST LODE.

Nun I'M A%A'N
The coming event of the season in
a social way, is the grand ball to be
given here on the 10th, by Martha
Rebekah Lodge No. II, |. o. o. +.
This is the first time that this lodge
has attempted to give public affair
of this nature and those connected
with it are working to have it the
best that has been gwen for some
time. DeLamar's famous orchestra
will furnish the music and all other
arrangements will be made to make
this a success, all those who attend
are insured first-class time.
During the week two narrow es-
capes for the starter of big fires have
taken place, one at the residence OPP
posite the Lode Office and the other
in the rear of the Joshua saloon. In
both instances the fire was discover
ed just in time to prevent big blaze
and it was all caused through the
careless of the occupants of the pre-
misses. Too much care cannot be
taken in the protection against fire
here and such incidents as the above
named, may some day cause total
destruction of the town.
The examination of Antoine Biando
for insanity, before County Clerk
Goodrich acting for the District
Judge, was not finished until last
monday evening. The report of Drs.
Hamond and Mayo being that the
man was insane and not safe at large.
The paper for his commitment was
then made out and he was taken to
Phoebe Wednesday. Antoine is an old
resident of this section and of Eureka
county, and for number of years
past he has been off his balance.
His latest trouble was that John
Shier our Postmaster had received
a letter for him in which there was
three million dollars and that Shier
would not deliver the letter to him.
Antoine was willing to settle for half
a million if not, he intended to make
trouble for Shier, The insane man
claimed that the money had been
sent him by Capt. j. R. DeLaMar
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FROM peLAMAR.
This is the harvest season for the
stage men.

This is the harvest season for the
stage men.
The trial jury list took q OF our
citizens to Phoebe on Monday.
Damage suits are the fashionable
thing just now it would appear.
We have had a good many repre-
seutatives at the County seat this
week.
The Culyerwell restaurant is to be
re-opened. Jos Price of ST. George
Will conduct it,
The telephone line refused to work
on Tuesday. The trouble was found
mt the Phoebe end.
w. II. Meek of the Palace drug
store is off on a visit. Mr.. Jacobson
has charge of the store during his
absence.
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Notice of Appointment.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THArTHE UNDER
- signed was duty appointed the 4th, day Of
June A. d. 1897 aud qualified by the Fourth Jud-
icial District Court OF the State of Nevada in and
for the County of Lincoln, as the administrator OF
the Estate of Nelson Gibson, late of said County
deceased.
And all pc sons having claims against the ssid
deceased, must within fotty dPys, after the first
publication of this Notice. file the same, with the
necessary vouchers; with the CLERK of said Court.
Any claims not so fled shall be forever barred.
Dated. Pioehe, New, Juue 10th. A 1897.
W, NJ. DAVIDSON,
Admins Ia or of the estate OF Nelson Gibson
deceased. +. r. McNAMEE,
Atty for Administrator.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
40 j. NJ. MILLER.

NOU ARE HEREBY NUTIFIED THAT l HAVE
expended One Hu Crtd Dollars ia labor and
iMprOvan euts IN the CJrnicopia lode, situated IN
Crescent ''iIiag Lisnict, CouGty Of iaeolu, State
OF Nevada as VIII appear Uy certificate uieI March
sth, A. d. 1897 in the Office of the recorder said
county, in order to hold said premises under tha
provisions of Section 2324, Revised statutes the
United States, being the SmCuut required to hold
the same Tor the year ending December 3lst, 1896.
and Ia within ninety days from the service Of this
notice Tor within ninety days after this Lptlce by
publcatioEl You fail OF reuse to contribute yodr
proportion Of such expenditure us cC.ownar, your
interest in said claim will become the proper Y of
the subscriber unaer sad Section 2324.
W. A. MCFARLAND.
Vanderbilt, San Bernardiuo County, State of Ca
ifornia April l4th, 1897.
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1t has been remarked as some
thing extraordinary that squad of
deputy sheriffs fred into number
of working men in Pennsylvania and
killed over twenty or them, and not
a single American was struck. The
impression evidently sought to be
conveyed was that Americans are
mp to favored with enjoyment.
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Central Pacific Assessment.

The following assessment against
the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany in the various counties through
which it runs in this state, shows
why some counties whose outlook is
not as good as ours are able to pay
scrip in full and have low assess
ments besides.
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448.O2 S6.762.7 1874

One theory of railroad assessment
is that the revenue should apply
equally to every county in the state.
This idea must have originated with
some one who thought that for the
privilege of running trains through
it the railroad ought to support the
whole commonwealth.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


BoRN-At Phoebe, October 10Th.
to the wife OF Dr. j d. Campbell, a
son.
There have been fewer jury trials
n the district court this sitting, than
was expected.
f. X. Murphy has his office this
term ON Lacour St., in the building
south OLA s. Thompson's residence.
The town had a lively appearance
for Phoebe this week on account of
Jurors and others in attendance on
court.
Judge Rives arrived from Salt
Lake on Friday to be in attendance
en- court this sitting His Office is
at Mrs. Powers on upper Main st.
G.. H. Bean, an Attorney of Rich
field, Utah arrived on Saturday to
look after the interests of Jos. Fore
man, held from DeLamar on charge
of grand larceny.
Manager H. A. Cohen of the De-
Lamar Company, came through by
daylight from Milford yesterday to
attend court. He goes to DeLamar
tomOrrow
Frank X. Murphy came in from
Ely last Thursday to attend the sit
ting of the district court. Mrs.
Murphy accompanies him. They
are stopping at Mrs. Sherwood's.
Judge Talbot wishes us to an
nounce that he will be pleased to see
all his friends at Mr.. F: w. Dickle's
residence on McCannon st without
further invitation next Monday even
ing.
Ed. Bresguard the Artist who is
first class in his profession has
pitched his tent north of the Record
Office. Any one wanting photos
must call at once for he will remain
but one week longer.
An Archaeological says that the slot
machine was in vogue 200 years be
fore the Christian era. Hard to tell
whenthe thing was invented but it
is too old to be baten.
The party at Thompson's Hall
last Tuesday evening was well at
tended and pleasant affair. Anoth-
er hop is mentioned for tomorrow
night. The boys say that court time
is their only chance nowadays OF
getting crowd together.
A Mistaka
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Probate Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THF FOURTH
Judicial District of the State OF Nevada, In and
or the County of Lincoln
the matter Of The Estate
Order to show cause
OF Why Order OF Sale OF
Real Estate Should
Eli2. Lawson, Deceased Not Be Made
II appearing to he Judge of said court by the
petit IN this day presented and filed by John o
delobert the Administrator O. the estate of Eliza
Lawson, d ceased praying for an order Of sale of
loal estate that it is necessary sell the whole of
the real estate to pay the debts aud expenses OF ad
ministration.
tbs therefore ordered by the Judge of said court
hat all persons Interested in the estate OF said de
ceased appear before the said District Court of the
Fourih judicial District on Saturday the 30th day
OF October, A. d, 1897 at one o'clock in the after
noon OF said day at the Court room of said District
Court at the town of Phoebe, 10 said oodnty of Lin
coin, to show cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Administrator to sell the said
rsa estate, and that copy of this order be publish
ed at lerst three successive week in the Phoebe
Weekly Record a newspaper printed and publiphed
III tnu county @. f. TALBOT
Dated October 18th. 1897. District Judoa
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I, H. ]. Goodrich, Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners of Lincoln County, State of Nevada,
hereby certify the foregoing to be full. true and
complete list of all claims against said county
allowed by sid Board on the date above given
H. J. GOODRICH, CLERK
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The Eureka Sentinel of Oct. 23rd
says: 1t was reported here Thurs
day that Jake johnson, Deputy
Sheriff of Lincoln County, had been
killed by the Cherry Greek outlaws
whom he had been pursuing. No
particulars could be learned.
Since his reported demise Jake
has been very much alive hereabouts
rustling jurymen in various parts of
the county.
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NOTICE
To Holders of Certificates Against
the General County Fund.

Notice is hereby given that thers ia now IN ,bo
County Treasury the sum Of 100000, for the 70.
dempiion of Certificates of Indebtedness against
me General Fund Of lincoln County, Nevada, and
that soAlet pr .p1sals for the surrender Of such
certihc ltes viii he received by ms until the pext
regular meeting of tbs Boa "a OF County Commits
sioners, towt: November LIST as provided IN the law
i.r the redemption OF such certificates in statutes
Of 1897 at page 40 "'''
N. p DooLEY.
County Treasurer OF Lincoln County Nevada
Treasurers Once, Lincoln Co.. New,
Phoebe. October II, 1897
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For sale by
Whitehead. Miles & Co., Delamst
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BoRN-At Phoebe, October Goth.
to the wife OF DR.. j d. Campbell, a
The record-union., 1897-02-13
WANTS TO GET HOME.
A Young hOosier Who Wants to Get
Back to "Injianny.''

Yesterday young man, very plainly
dressed, entered Sheriff Johnson's office
and said he desired an interview with
that official. The visitor told the Sher-
iff that his name was E. B. Kent; that
he considered himself a fugitive from
justice and wished to give himself up.
Kent said he came from Centerton.
Morgan Count Ind, where three years
ago he had trouble with a man named
Noah King. They had a fight, and he
used a knife on his adversary, but
whether or not King was seriously or
fatally wounded he never knew, as
he did not stop to inquire.
It appears that Kent took Horace
Greeley's advice, Travelled toward the
west, and kept on travelling until he
reached what Tom Fitch so POLITICALLY
termed 1.-The western rim of the Repub-
lc, where one can watch the burning
sunset kiss the drowsy sea-"
The self-accused youth was accom-
| modaited with the best that Sheriff
johnson had to offer in his Hotel de
Hobo, and there he will sojourn until
the Sheriff can ascertain whether or
not there is anything in his story.
The probability is that the young
man is homesick and that he is seeking
some more comfortable method of get
ting back to Morgan County, Ind, than
riding brakebeams or counting railroad
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FINED TEN DOLLARS,
But the Postal Telegraph Sign Can
Now Remain i'm Place.

The only case in the Police Court
yesterday was that against the man
ager of the Postal Telegraph Company
for erecting sign on the awning in
front of the company's new premises
at the corner of Second and J streets.
The manager pleaded guilty, and on
motion of the City Attorney the mini
mum fine of SO was imposed, as the
sign was said to have been erected
through a misunderstanding.
The peculiar feature of the case is
that under the curious wording of the
ordinance the sign having been erected
can remain in place till January next,
when all signs of that character must
come down.
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delight to have the association in their
midst and spoke of pleasant meetings he
had been present at. Rev. DR.. Hoyt fol-
lowed in a similar strain, and said the
Y. w. c. A. did one thing the individual
churches could not do, and that was to
gather all the young women into one
fold.
Grove f. Ekins, Secretary Y. NJ. c. A.
OF sacramento, made remarks on THE
Individual Member" There was a dan
ger of an association becoming 'secre-
taNalized,' that is, that the Secretary
should become the whole association.
The individual member was, and should
be, the working power of the associa-
ton. He divided the different members
into classes or groups.
He dwelt strongly on one group of
members, whom he named the pasasites,
those who only Joined the Y. M. c. A.
for its advantage from a pecuniary
point of view and never gave anything
in the shape of help to the association.
Each member should put all her energy
and her individuality into the work of
the association.
Dr. Cronemiller asked how to get rid
of the parasites. Mr.. Ekins thought
that prevention was better than cure.
They were in the habit of advertising
so worth of privileges for So He had
found it advisable to make the most of
the other features of the association.
The temporary President then nomi-
mated Miss Blazell Miss Teal and Mrs.
| Norvell as a committee to present nomi-
nations for the permanent organization,
and on their return they announced the
following names: Miss Bessie Girls
void of the State University for Presi-
dent, DR.. NJ. NJ. Cronemiller of Sacra-
mento for Vice President, Miss J. Rich
ardson of Sacramento and Miss Susie
Dickson of Stanford University for Sec
retaries. Miss Richardson announced
that she would be unable to serve and
the committee was ordered to present
another name to the convention this
morning. The other officers were unan-
imously elected
The afternoon proceedings We're closed
with singing and prayer
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DIED.

SAYLES-In Elk Grove, February 11th.
Thomas Sayles father of d. Sayles of
Conley Station j. T. Sayles of Elk
Grove, G. Sayles of Truckee. Mrs. J.
Ridinger of Grass Valley and Mrs. K. NJ.
Hasman of Elk Grove, native of New
York, aged s. years, months and l day.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sun
day afternoon, February 18th, from
Miller & McMullens undertaking par
lors, 905 * street. at l o'clock, thence to
the First Baptist Church, Ninth street,
l. and NJ, where funeral services will be
held at 80 O'Clock.
CARLY-At his home, near this city, Feb
ruary 11th, David Carly, husband of Mrs.
F.. NJ. Carly, a native of Brighton. Eng
land, aged II years, months and 30
days.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sun
day at p. m. from the Sixth-street NJ.
E. Church. Sixth street, between X and L..
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Quite a Difference.

The Salt Lake News" of the I'd con-
tanned the following:
In a recent discussion of the subject
of municipal lighting in the Sacrament
to, Cal, City Council, the Record
Union quoted a reference to Salt Lake
City as having it's bid for electric light
ing at SOD per year on an all-night
schedule. The fact is, the lowest bid
the city could obtain is that it is now
paying S102 per year on a moonlight
schedule"
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Mrs. Ida Stafrord's Millinery

Was purchased by the Red House Co.
(three large drayloads). The same will
be on special sale commencing to-
day, the 18th. 1000 straw hats from
&c and up; 750 fur and felt hats. about
300 trimmed hats, DC, SOC, Toe, 81;
200 bolts of ribbon; 500 yards Of silk
velvet; cases hat ornaments, etc, etc,
will be closed ait about 15c on the 81.
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UneXcelled,

F. de Wolfe Hennah is we'll known as
a frst-class optician. He commenced
the study of optics in 1891 and has
step by step been gradually climbing
the ladder until 1897. He now stands
unexcelled in the front rank of edqcat
ed opticians. Work guaranteed abso
lutely reliable. References on applica
ton. Offices Masonic Temple. Hours
. to II, l to 8. Sundays $50 to 1915. i
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Tam O'Shanters.

In the millinery room we show
new spring styles in jaunty Caps
for children at CSC, soc to 81.
They are chiefly of mixed goods
and very pretty and becoming.
We have still some Of the spe-
cial value Ostrich Tips in black or
cream.
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Ninety per cent. of all the people
need TO take course of Hoods Sar-
saparilla at this season to prevent that
rundown condition of the system
which invites disease.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge. pain or gripe.s All drug
gists. 25c.
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The Grand jury.

There was a session of the Grand
Jury yesterday, and among those cited
to appear before that body were Super
visor Curtis, j. A. Sheehan and David
Falconer. The latter has been employed
as Inspector OF bridges
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Judgment for the Defendant.

In the case of Albert NJ. Johnson
against Peter Bohl, involving the title
to some $400 that became tied up in
the Milton Halsey web of litigation,
Judge Johnson gave Judgment yester-
day in favor of Bohl
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Gl5EEJ!Il'l q / j !lIls Is29lD
Corset Covers
at 33C and 4OC.

We have selected from our
stock various lines Of Corset Gov
ers, of which we have only few,
and reduced them to 35c and 4oc
in order to close. They are
made OF cambria, some trimmed
with fine embroidery, fine linen
or Normandy Valenciennes lace.
In the lot are covers that were
marked originally as high as
81 so.
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Saturday afternoon and evening will
be the last sale of the Crystal Palace
stock. Continuing for few days
goods will be sold at private sale. 61O
street
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Commissioner Appointed.

Governor Budd has appointed Carl
ton H. Clark Commissioner to repre-
sent California at the Central Ameri-
can Exhibition to be held in Guatemala.
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Potatoes for seed, G0c a sack; fine
Petaluna butter, 33c roll, common
grade 25c a roll; Arbuckle's coffee, 20c
two pounds, 3Jc; Eagle brand condens-
ed milk, 10c; other brands, 1Oc. Fabian
Brothers, S2S j.
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Logan s. SheIdon's Estate.

The appraisers OF the estate of Logan
S. Sheldon, deceased, have filed their
inventory. The estate consists of real
property valued al 81 800 and personal
property valued at S71
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You Must Sow Before Harvesting.

The only reliable and complete seed
store in Sacramento is the Pacific
Strong Seed and Plant Co, where
everything in the seed line can be had
at the lowest prices, 723 street. Cat
alogues free. Il
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Paper =Covered
Novels, lOC.

We have Just received a large
shipment of Paper-covered Nov
els. Seaside Library edition, with
nearly 200 different titles to select
from. All popular authors. Ioc
each.
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Value Received

For your money if you purchase our
hams, bacon and lard Ask your grocer
for them. Mohr & Yoerk Packing Co. =
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Salvation Army Addresses

The announcement iS made that this
evening and tomorrow evening Mrs.
Carrie Judd Montgomery and Ensign
Sprague will speak at the Salvation
Army Citadel on Seventh street.
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University Checks Signed.

Governor Budd has signed university
checks Nos. 22.933 TO 23,026. both in
elusive, aggregating S6694 IA.
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Do Not Miss the Chance.

Six almost new upright pianos, also
few squares, for sale cheap or for
rent. Pommer's Music Store, No SIT
J street
The record-union., 1897-02-13

Fountain Saloon-Quick meal coun-
ter. Popular prices; white labor SIG K. =
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Before wiring your house get my
prices; also inspect my electric fixtures
Tom. Scott. plumber. BOB J.
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The only genuine domestic bread a:
the Pacific Grove Bakery, S23 j.
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Fresh California ranch eggs. 17bc
per doz; fine Petaluma butter, 35c per
roll. Fabian Bros, S2S ] street.
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First-class Timing and plumbing
done by Miller Bros, 1116 J.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c.
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Meet Me

At the Model Removal Sale to-day,
Sixth and K.
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Nut meringue cakes, 15c: marble an
gel cake. Eagle Confectionery S26 K.*
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castorfa.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, size gave them Castoria.
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Meet Me
Final Auction Sale.

At the Model Removal Sale to-day
Sixth and K