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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
MANY EULOCIES ON CRISP
0ratoricaI Tributes to the neqofy
Of the ex-Speaker. Il
FROM DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
The Speeches Were lastensd - Wisn
More Than Ordinary 1nterest.
bills That Were Passed.

Warrington. January is.--Most Of ~
day in the house was devoted to osHtorical
tributes to the iate Speaker Charles q.
Crisp Of Georgia. who died during the ~.
cent receus Of congress. The speeches wet
listened to by nearly all Of the democrats
and large contingent Of republicans. whiis
many Southern people filled tho galleries
All Of the members from Georgia and sew
erai leaders on both sides Of the house de-
iivercd culogies. which we're unusually Inn
prcssivc and we're listened to with much
more than the usual attention.
Washington. January ie.-Thcre was .
small attendance In the house today when
the gavcl fell The principal feature Of the
day were tho eulogies on cx-Speaker Crisp
OF Georgia, who died III tho recess Of COZ
gress.
In tho first hour several bills wers
passed.
A bill authorizing the Columbia and Red
Mountain Railway company to build Z
bridge across the Columbia river In Stew
ems county. Washington. called up by MT
| Doolttle. was passed
Delegate Catron attempted to secure thu
passage OF a bill TO give the deserted Fort
| Marcy military reservation at Santa Fc
n. Nj. to tho American Invalid Aid society
| OF Boston. for the establishment OF a sani
| tarium tor pulmonary diseases. but II failes
| on oh ection.
| Eulogies upon Mr.. Crisp began at
o'clock, when Mr.. Turner of Georgia offerct
the usual resolution and spoke upon II
The chairs ON the democratic aide wcr'
| nearly all filled. md In one OF them sat MT
Charles u. Crisp. the youngest member o
the house. who succeeded his father. Man,
republican members took their seats
Speaker Reed remained In tho chair an
the audience was tho largest which ha
listened 10 the tributes to a deceased mem
her In years
Those who spoke were: Messrs. Turne
OF Georgia. Henderson OF Iowa. Catching
OF Mississippi. Dnlzell OF Pennsylvania
Richardson Of Tennessee. bartlett OF Geor
| ria McMiIin OF Tennessee. Cummings q
New York. Hermann OF Georgia, DeArmon,
| OF Missouri. Dnsmorc OF Arkansas. Buc
OF Louisiana. Cooper Of Florida. Swanson
of virginia. Lacey OF Iowa. Bell OF Cnlor
ado. Wheeler Of Mississippi. Woodward q
; South Carolina, Mel .aurin Of South Caro-
lima, McCrcary Of Kentucky, Layton Z
Ohio. Wellington Of Maryland, Tate I
Georgia, Lawson OF Georgia. Livingston Q
Georgia and Morse Of Massachusetts,.
AT q O'Clock the house adjourned.
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Washington January 16--The sonata
committee on fisheries today listened 10 an
argument by Professor Henry w. Elliott Ia
advocacy Of the bill providing for new
International agreement for the protection
OF the fur bearing seals. Professor Elliott
contendcd that from an economic and nv.
mane point OF view It would be far better
for the United States to Kill all the renan-
ing seals outright than to permit the
slaughter TO continue under tho present
REGULATIONS.
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I,irne ut nnstrop.

Bgs,rop, Texas. January ia ''re p'oN'
ont on Main street late yesterily evening
in tho drug store II ". j. Milsy fs aoo '"u,
- hi,, 10 Tho amount OF about Sbop ~
Inc ynme time the bank building nd IN
ua-s,airs rooms ufqd as lawyers Once e,
we're damaged 10 considerable .A,eut ~
water, smoke and tire. The IRE a. 70" .,,a,
mcnt managed TO control and PVT ou, Mn'
threatened to be very destructive o'
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Health Preca utions.

New York, January l6.-The Brooklyn
health department. fearing that the tuoonic
plague now raging in India may be carried
TO this country from India by steamships,
has made preparations to have all vesssis
erriying from India subjected TO thorough
disinfection and quarantine. Commission
err Emery today issued orders to inspectors
and health officers to take extra precau-
tions in the examination OF ships.
Especial vigilance is directed to the djcks
where hemp Is landed.
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Fort Worth. Texas. January 16.--A small
wreck occurred on the Katy today near
wnutaga, few miles north OF here The
first section OF a coal train slowed up AZ
,.r rounding a curve and the second section
ran into n. Ten cars we're derailcd and
the head brakeman on the rear section was
slightly hurt.
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Ar,o,omi.t. Arrested.

Key West. Fla. January 16-Advices
from Puerto Principe arc to the effect that
the police have arrested about thirty well
known autonomists.
Among those reported to be In JAN are
lose Morei Xi1ues. Jose Mare Delapera'
Carlos Adam, Eduardo Barela' D. H. Qu,.a'
r,one Al,rero and Vincento Scdesma.
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yI,dIothian MeIanEc.

Midlothian, Texas. January ia week
OF misty, foggy weather has made every
thing very dull and gloomy. Farmers. how
ever. were well up with their blowing be-
fore the bad weather set in.
b. d. Hass OF Ryan. /, T., has moved
in n stock OF dry goods and consolidated
with the firm OF Or. II. Egger
The Gulf, Colorado and santa re mas
taken charge OF the city's wateyworks, fur
nisbing the city with water for what water
they need themselves
c. d. Carter has bought half interes
in Lawson Bro. dry goods. etc. The nrn
viii be known as Lawson g. Carter. :.
n. Martin G. Co. have bought the ID. +
Ricketts, stock Of groceries.
nlI,ard G Barpet have moved into thel
new brick with large stock Of drugs AM
| medicines.
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Cleveland. Ohio. January ia local pa
per says: Mark Hanna will announce him
self as candidate for United States SEN
ator. He made this admission this after
noon to ex- Congressman Henry l.. Morey
OF Hamilton. who came to Cleveland as ths
accredited representative OF Senator Jo-
seph Is. Foraker.
~ will announce my candidacy" said
the National chairman, and believe nm
| capable of winning the fight alone. We
believe that wc are entitled to the place..
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DcIgadO Worse

Havana. January 16.-Henry peigado'
the American who is prisoner at the Los,
initial at San Ambrosia. is worse, So"a au
General Lee has requested that ne DE re-
moved TO a better room, where u ''u' -, ~ "s
can have additional facilities '"r '""''s
cnre of him.
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Moving on AEorda.

Rome. January L. - Massoway advices
are to the effect that body OF DerVishes.
believed to be the advance guard OF the
entire Dervish forces, has entered the Ke-
dares district and is moving on Agorda.
The Italian government Is concentrating
all the troops available near Agorda.
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Trial Adjourned.

|hs,,r. ''A' January 16.-The preliminary
k,n,s IN the case of General Roloff, sec
|publo war OF the so-called Cuban Re-
|tontly S cSa Or Jose j. IdIs. who were
|nsutrsl,,S,u areed with having violated the
|hlhus,sys act in connection with an ALLEGED
|Ncclhon expedition on the atcumer
Dune d :" ,ss winch left This port for Cub, on
uary "a A'''' was today adjourned to jan
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Washington. January I6.--The president
has recognized the following consular on
GERS:
For the greater Republic Of Centra!
America, Austorio Calderon. consul general
MT San Francisco; Monica Cordova, con
general at New Orleans: Victor J. botto,
consul at New orleans Tor uua'e"aia' Ha'
win Hughes, consul at Seattle.
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Kentucky Futurity.

Lexington. KY. January io.-Sccrctary
Wilson announced tonight that the Ken
lucky Trottins Horse Breeders association
will open tho Kentucky futurIty for foals
OF 1896. 10 close March 10. and guarantee
It worth $4,000. the same as last year. not :
withstnnding the extremely light breeding
operations OF 1896. The bold stand taken
in the face OF almost certain heavy loss
Will prove OF incalculable benefit to har-
ness horse br scders.
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sn,ut.b Dcfent Insurgents.

Havana, January 16.-During nnh'oer
of skirmishes and the capture OF insurgeht
camps In the province OF Pinar DEL h'o'
Havana and Matanzas recently, the 'nsuIs :,
ents left fifty three killed and the tfoopS
had two officers and fifteen priVa'es "ou"'-
Cd
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snb,ue Pas. shippIng.

Sabine Pass. Texas. January 16.-The
schooner Thos. Winsmore. Conwcll. from
Tampa. and the Italian bark Eneide, Boge-
Into. from Cadig.
The Norwegian bark Karsten Langood.
Thomson, cleared and sailed today for Al
rol Bay, with timber. ana me norwesian
bark Vision. Tonnison. for Rotterdam. with
timber.
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SHIN. Gone 10 West Africa.

Vaiotta, Island OF Malta, january t.
The British warships Thesus and Forte
have sailed for the west coast OF Africa to
take part. 1t is believed, In the operations
against the King OF Benin.
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DAILY PosT. MORNING. JANUARY Il. 1857

Havana to the effect that General weyier
has again left that city with his columns
for the field. This time the march Is in the
direction OF Matanzas and Las Villas. where
Maxine Gomez is supposed to be-
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Message from the Survivors.

Bonney Guiena Coast, January l6.-1t IL
officially stated that verbal message has
been received from Captain Boisagoner and
Consular officer Locke. two OF the surviv-
ors OF Consul Philips unfortunate expedi-
ton, stating that the remainder Of the
marty were shot while on their way to Ben
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New nc,cir Association,

New York. January 16.---A meeting Of
bicycle track owners was held tonight for
the purpose of forming m organization to
have control of bicycle matches similar 10
that OF tho Jockey clul, over the turf II
Is not intended that the new association
Will clash in any way with thc League OF
American Whcelmen.
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said the electric companies had been maxi
ing Inquiries as to the cost Of putting In
line somewhere between Carson and Reno
and that pan Stuart had been over the
ground Tho battle ground chosen ID said
TO be the ruins Of an old fort or church be-
tween Reno and Carson. Of which the wallA
arc intact and which can be easily rceied.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Corsicana. Texas. January I'D. N.
WEIGH. a furniture dealer at Blooming
Grove. made deed OF trrs, today. La
blsties 5000: assets not known.
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,,,adleton Vindicated d.

Bastrop, Texas. January 16.-The case OF
the State VS.. Frank Middleton for murder
was given to the jury last night at ~ m,
and the Jury returned a verdict OF 'no'
gullty' this morning at O'CLOCK.
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weather Forecast.

Washington. January is.-For Eastern
Texas-Local rains. followed by clearing
weather; colder Sunday g'rt; w.'nds sniff
ing to west - ,r,.
colder. north WINDS.
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pennsvivania train from the East. They
were met by one OF the Mckinley house,
hold and driven directly TO the Mckinley
home, where they are now In conference.
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Won by Yonkum.

Yoakum, Texas. January 16..--Thc cock
ing main between Hampstead and Yoakum
closed today. The total result Is to 4. In
favor OF Yoalxum
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Mas.' santa Clara Was Not Tu,scr.

has No. January i6.-An emphatic denial
|ihe tau a issued from official circles that
Cuba "a OF Santa Clara, capital Of ahr
|esptur,d" Nv Of ,h7t name. has hnen
|i,a,sj ~ uy the Insurgents. II ia further
|tsrk in a. We only recent insprreat AT =
|Nists. WIZ ae province has been al Bnenn
|fspuls,Ss Ne'e' IT is said, the Insareen,s were
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Cleveland. Ohio, January i6.-Jamos j.
Corbett has finished his professional en- |
,a.,,,,,, Il; ,hts ot,, :, ts ,ho urtvcrs,l |
~ '"''
opinion OIL the sporting fraternity th"' he
showed up In fine form in his boxing scenes
and TIM, no disn,aved tho same remarkable
-, - -,..,..,.., ,l..
sPteu winch n"S "i""9s N"" "''
work. The big bruiscr Is stronger ana
more rugged than he was when here a
800. n. a,a ha ,,a NOT .oo,o Ga tho ,cas,
se' "e"' anu az N'N '0'
distressed after his bout with Connie NC
Voy. Before leaving town Corbctt express
cod b,,,.e,, ne confident Of winning the
fight with Fitysimnous and declared that
he would a,tsr Tho ring an that occasion
in ,ua, ma good condition as he entered
when no knockcd ont John l.. Sullivan
81 hoya h,-,n dioi,nr myself and train
In, ,,ndora,aiy ever .inco signed 10 fight
u ~. ,aIr,,nnn. :; s,,d C,orhctt and NV CON
ATT, 10 ,,,, ton now am inst as fast "a
whon fohght sullivan and much stronger
,nd = hnrdsr hitter have not outlined
NV n,an ~ hattie with the lanky fellow
vol In fact l never know lust how anu
80, q, st,h, man until / fare him in
. ~ ,r w. ,rhon Guide mvaelf according
10 tho other fellows actions | endcavor
~, w. W. .'.,,,.s 60 ta,,a ADVANTAGE az NV
u, W, -, no,,,nrs and usually figure
~, "pI 10, NJ, onaninc oscape. can ncxer tell
w. ~, ~. 1,a ~" MAI blows am going To land
for vou soc /, Is impossible to anticipate
via wa, 49,, .anlos ho con no drawn into
i''"nu VI 10. arna,.,., secrets Of having ia
n,u ", "a ,Inc onsnines and then he
nue Isl, -, ave adyaptare Of them. En-
deavor To be lust as quick to use the hand
az tue eye, anu !, - ,.,,,,no ~ noin.
STANDS goo" on,'n s.In,,ns draw out his
opponent and get him Just where he wants
him and then fail TO accept me chsnce 70
land The object IN Kidding Is 10 a u,'' nv,
one npp 1nes ,e a" % Won should be ready
", da,,,or your counter.
l" we, a,,o,d ,ho greater mart OF the
Il usually spenu w. AZ IVA, NAN ont with a
view to na'nE e out ms benin to figure
M az oftcn and with ma much offec,
landing as o'te r.o In" mat %I,gsimmons is
90 an.orona hitter. but | have met hard
, nn,d NV law and let Robert smash 1t AT
will ] think can h't SOL. ,ns's.' Iii
II ! don't miss my guess LESS. 'I' honestly he.
low, that the fight will not last more than
ef,oen rounds"
that you would retire from .uu ~ o.,
this nsn'' ~ .na. y" 70 rst,re will re-
mo. don't expect 10 reu,e, v,,rs;ro
tain the championship IL o,har o.niriny
mons. and give some OF mus o'no' wan
ducks chance, ! a,, s"i' Via neo,
the reports clrcula'eu os t ,x-
pie 10 'pe 'o n,a bo,a tho title for some
pect to be able 10 hoiu '"e ''''e
years to come
On """ "a ma
San FRANCISCO "'',' 'a. ~.
and one sixteenth nh'ieS
Light sea spray. r,v o,,c..
EieVeh-s'Ateen'n ,,,,. M "a
silver, Mon, MONEY!. =, mile-oueen Blaze
Falcon. BodIca. Time. ;ss "a
ono mile-Buckwa. Mount mc"'esor
Time. LAO Ia. c p.
One mile-Scart Pin. Sy' Tafs'n"'
Time. 1:1 IL.
One mile-lnstaiiation' Fresio"' '''""''
S. Time. 1;4l' .,., civ hurdle,
One ana one-nai' NV sime 2:4O
-
New or,e"""
New orleans 'ahua''
, | threatening. track faSt.
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Sacramento. Cal. January 17-There Ia
considerable talk In Sacramento about the
corbett- Fitzsimmons fight being pulled on
in Nevada A gentleman from Reno today
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New ~, Takes the Field.
|Herala o.. January ia special TO the
A uriv avm Jacksonville, Fla. says:
dispatch has been received from
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DRESS AND CLoAKMAKING.

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING-Suits
made to order for 81 and upward, or will
go out by the day. S13 Eighth street.
METROPOLITAN HAIR DRESSING
Parlors; price % cents; millinery; also
dressmaking; rates reaSonab BILE. 419 K
MRS. RIDEOUT, THE DRESSMAKER
formerly Mrs. ]. M. Kelly, has removed
TO 1907 Twentieth street, near P.
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NOT THAT MELANCHOLY!
Patient Spirit of Job Wounded by {
Brooklyn Preacher.

Job sat in a secluded corner, with his
head in his hands, and his halo was
sadly awry.
1t seems to me-" said a fellow an
gel, that for a person SO pleasantly
situated you are sadly in the dumps
What's happened to you?"
I'm trying not to be rebellious," re-
marked the venerable and sanity suf-
ferer. Il have about run the gamut of
Affections, but 1 draw the line on this"
And he held forth in his wrinkled
palm a newspaper clipping, which an
nounced that a Brooklyn preacher had
compared him to Hamlet.-New York
Herald.
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r1isdirected MISSIONARY Work.

Colonel Kaintuck Offering his flask to
stranger on railroad train)-Have a
swig, stranger?
Stranger Temperance advocate, with
dignity)-No, sir, thank YOU
"All right, got your own flask, I reck-
on That's the best way, after ALL"
Some years ago, when travelling in
Alaska, l came across a tribe which
had never known the taste Of liquor"
Eth? White men,"
mo, sayages."
"Of course, of course-enough to make
anybody savage" New York Weekly.
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INEuUCIIUu piJCe Oh lOtS III A<okl1S-
lana Tract.
One acre we'll cultivated to berries and
small fruits will support family.
Price reduced 1925 per acre; $40 down, So
or $40 per month, 6 per cent interest;
purchaser paying taxes.
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PLAZA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Ninth
and I-Situations procured and all kinds
of help furnished. w. A. WALL, Prop
Cap Tel. 273. Sunset, black, 654.
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WANTED - SECONDHAND HOUSE
hold furniture; highest price paid Room
20, Old Postoffice Building. up stairs
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
secondhand furniture and household
goods All kinds of sewing machines
bought and sold. Repairing lowest rates.
Money advanced on consgnments 1881
] street ]. H. TREANOR, Manager
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w NTED-SITUATION TO DO CHORES
around a place or work around garden
by handy man of experience: city or
country. Address Joseph Palmer Sac
ramentO PoStoffice. m20-3ts
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. MARY NJ. CRONEMILLER-62S ]
st; 8 to 10 a. m, to $3.50, and to 1870
p. M; tel, office, 413; res. 406
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SPIRITUALISM.

BE HAPPY-MY PRICES FOR BABIES
photographs are so low that every
mother can afford to get picture of her
baby. BEALS. 627 j st. corner Seventh.
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41C ST-5 UNFINISHED ROOMS;
suitable for Housekeeping; rent S12.
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821 EIGHTH, BET H AND I-MODERN
ten-room house; rent Sal.
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$13-THREE LARGE ROOMS, ELE-
gantly furnished, complete for house
keeping; water in kitchen. Apply 1874 +
street. MRS. McKINNON.
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TO RENT-A COTTAGE OF FIVE
rooms, bath, patent closets, etc. In
Quire at 1872 street.
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KINDERGABTENS.

PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN OPENED
March 1st at l425la q street, by Mrs.
L. +. Hills, recent graduate of the
Normal Kindergarten Training Glass.
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
keeping rooms. 10221a X street.
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CARPETE CLAIMING.

ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE? IF so.
ring up nj hA D, the caTpeiman. ana
carpets thoroughly cleaned and properly
releid Telephone. 292 Southwest cor
ner Twelfth and O.
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TO LET-A HANDSOME MODERN
residence of nine rooms, 719 n street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, will be va
cant after April LIST; can be seen and in
spected any day from now until let. APP
ply 1929 II street.
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And the price is only $500.

PRICE REDUCED FROM $3.50
yvi+,,t, TO $l,150 Ii SOLD
NJ - $50 DOWN; balance
.On-C LOOK AT THIS AT
ONCi1. a 1-roomed new house.
Lot 40X150, on the corner
ia = ING JUST SOLD THE FRAME
residence, L, Ninth and Tenth
We now offer the two-story
bf1ck Adjoining, rooms. renting for S2e
49, for $1,000,
700 cash, deferred payments in monthly
installments. Lot 27x1l0
we stated we had a lot on L street, TWEEN
ty-first and Twenty-second, placed in
our hands for sale to close a partnership.
II was offered at Sl.650 as whole
S0Xl60
IT must be sold and is now offered at ten
days for $l.500 Call at once
EDWIN X. AISIP & co,
Real Estate Agents,
l0lo Fourth street, Sacramento.
m20-4t
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HOS 4th ST-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, 81 per week and upward.
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TO LET OR RENT.

TO LET-A HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS
and bath on o street, between Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets. Rent
SIS per month. Apply EDWIN X. AL
SIP & co. m11-1w
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$14-NEATEST LOWER FLAT IN THE
city; nice rooms, bath and modern inn
provements. Apply 1915 Tenth street.
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319 \ STREET-FOUR FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping.
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TO LET-COTTAGE, SIX ROOMS AND
bath, gas, high basement, 922 Fifteenth
street.
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NINE-ROOM HOUSE WITH LARGE
yard and stable; latest improvements.
1918 r
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A FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS; ALL THE
latest improvements; SIS per month.
Apply to 1431 q.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

HOW IS ACADEMY - GRAMMAR
grade, high school, normal and business
branches. elocution. French and German
are taught. Ninth and 1 streets
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; electric light. 72S Seventh street
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No free want" ads. are taken in
THE RECORD UNION. Births,
deaths and marriages also charged
for. NO PREMIUMS 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 clearly, healthy tone. Classified
ads. by the month, Wants, For Sale,
To Let. Personals. etc.. soc per line.
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HOSPITALS.

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL; /CEN-
trally located. Ninth and L, SITS; MOD
ERN. Tel, Sunset. 491 blk: Capital, sos,
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WANTED.

ALL-ROUND FIRST
class carriage painter. Inquire 1916 Third
street.
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One-haf acre lots adjoining Oak Grove
Tract; five minutes from electric road:
S20G each; $25 cash. $40 per month
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FOR sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FARMING LANDS WAS ALWAYS
OUR SPECIALITY.
IF YOU WISH ONE GIVE US
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For S25 per acre can purchase a good
ranch of 100 acres, 10 acres alfalfa Land;
small residence and stable: two miles
from Roscville; take $500 down. balance
on easy terms Of payment.
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WE WANT TO BUY SECONDHAND
stoves, ranges and gasoline stoves at the
d. & G. Store 1903 10th st. Bought, sold,
repaired or exchanged
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DIR. B. F. PENDERY-OFFICEA AND Res.
702 X. 1912, 81. Sunset Tel, Red, 81
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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY

FUIL-BLOODED JERSEY BULL. FOR
sale. Apply 14u street.
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GUARANTEE TO SUIT YOU.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST THAT WE
WILL EXCHTNGE FOR CITY PROP
ERTY.