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sat.onal character today to cause either an
advance or a decline. AS we have repeat
edly sad ir these letters. the market Is
two-sided affair and good money can be
made on either side. We look for an ad-
vance tomorrow. The Corn Trade News
cables: Official returns on the consump-
ton OF wheat in Germany and Belgium.
just out show a market reduction and
should have a bearish influence on the
wheat market" Corn ruled strong again
today. There seems 20 be no reason why
1t should not advance. Provisions, under
the Eight receipts of hogs, continue strong.
aiding another 10c TO pork. Pork should
be bought when weak
CHRISTIT STREET COMMISSION co.
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ENAMEL WARE TRUST.

Two Fir-ns Stand Ogt % twenty-five
Million Dollar Sc1e1e.
Chicago. Dec 1s-Tae promoters os a
scheme foT a S25. 600 fsl9 enamel ware
trust. Tnic1 had SIS Inception az a re-
cent meeting % the manufactures %
taai product IA -. IsoBis. met IN Chi
czgo today. bu; 6ld uot succeed IN per
feeling fheir orgsnizzt!oa- .Txo is-ge
concerns are sflil y:ao9ing ouf and e
- admitted that the trust cannot -
operative withogs them. Soae % ti1eze
present a. todsy's mesting vou1 eis-
cuss the matter o. give tie names .:
the txo hrns which have tass far re-
fused 70 Join the c01,agne.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. Dec. 1s.-Options opened
dull at unchanged prices. but ruled shade
steadier, on better European cables. d.
minished receipts at Rio and Santos and
increased United States warehouse deliver
les; but the demand was very slack and
entirely local, closed dull. unchanged 10
5 points net lower; sales, $500 bags. ;nclud
ing December. s5.s5; March. $500. Spot
coffee-Rio. steady; No. invoice. SIS: No.
z jobbing, rs; centrifugal. sS test, 4; refin-
ed, firm; crushed, 5&.
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ADAM RRODRnCH

ADAM BRODRICH, wire drawers
aged so years; killed instatly.
Frank Roen. wire drawer: fatally In
ju,ed-
Joseph Brown, engineer: arm broken
Andrew Kozmstak. leoo-er: injured
about the back and head.
The Others who were injured wera
able to go 10 their homes. The scoldcns
was caused by the engine becoming urS
governable.
The fiy-wheel was fsteen feet In Diane
eter and weighed several tons. TIE en-
gine was completely wrecked ana chs
nail mill will be idle until the damage
can be repaired.
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STORMS on THE IRISH COAST.
Shipping Much Delayed ana Repors
Terrific Wesgi1eT.

Shipping Much Delayed ana Repors
Terrific WesgheT.
Queenstown. Dec. 1s-T'he vsoieus
weather which mas prevailed for s~v-rs
al DAYS along sbe 1-is.l coast continues
without abatement. TIE Mstssiic, car
rylng Zoo sacks ~ mail. sailed from
tass port today. I'm the face ot ne gaze
TIE PennIand. bound from Liverpool
f0r PhiIs1el9his. arrived here several
hours late ana reported terrific wealth
er 50 ain remain over night- Ths
British snip sits, from cssiiff f0r Tai-
ca1usno. put IN here today. having been
seriously damaged by sess 6reakins
over her. Many small crrft have cons
up 70 this harhor for e1slter. TIE Cam
panis and Csna8a. which are due. Wis
probably not stop here.
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wontN aNp rarIn wArs

Nlss Anne Wharton. f-rossh whosa
charming works interest hss been largely
revived n coionssl times and dosnxs is I.
snail br.sh,-faesd woman. with a p,sasant
snas. an unzascts8 manner ard best e
all hss tsoroDzAly szresssls sHs nssses5s
speaking voice
The Princess Carl. of Denmark. freu al
accounts. r. rot - Ssii pssaa44 with hsr
enforced residence a. cop~sh&gea. bat ssg
one sag aas ever fingered IN fhe siseey
old Dsui1h capital. Nifa is historic PAL
scef. rs numerous FzEsrsss snS iss Gel
eio1s sTlesnrss of fhs zs-lsE 0f TaorEsis-
Ger. eanuot bot tank nat TIE E1Easa
Pf.1cs4s e Jpss a taouzaf eanicai. 70 glesss.
Tusn Terry. g y ssss. 70 a; her b%zs
zaF1 suTTogn6ss b hsr oEa seT. sa5 q.
is1ies' lgucassa. cr aGy faEstioa "a
Etica eciY Ecusen are eiecer. sns shlsss
IS fhs srizsf pzrtlrs.zr s.aT. ep1Tsss.nE 81
brightly ard snsTsrilly ssst sss hearers
70 svsT more n lore ih2a ever siiA sss
earning actress
rp-;o-ts:s Sszs~z. 40 iazsrs thesr ise.
TO ssss ssss. nsE have ~axAf bosx
n zrfira fasy recsf3 ras vs~zflonn e<
tss.s asols-sGss's. fsxulzfinx fssss 18ss azf
s1srrtss aea0r1ssx - fze fflt-fass ssx.sie-.
Sb.es - tae say. - ssr-sssss sta
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reassrx sa% ssx5fy secrets eez.z-esf
tssr.a-
xlss Lsss G. Lss.zz she azsifssxs
yoErs ArssTl-sn aTsts:s $50 svr<srsJ
sgccssEfgi.y - csnFest Csr6s1. 81 assEs
EeC 5e5si b<fess ts.s cTsfseas Farss24r s.s-
- n FsogsATy SszI Is sss roe q. Car
suss- ssr i1tsrzssfHf.os e Fsass<s Mr.
nnss'E NsyEzfs ssrolns b<sug. = = ss,f.
ca - 30 s@s: sssa-g:isas essz ss-stz
Esss e=zsE1ssszaE.
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ffe rrazsss - 49, Evfekss 49, 49, 49,
fcE sszfs q fcF r-t~fsAsses sfa-xscs -.
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SHIP PRESENTED TO PEARY.

Harms~orth Makes Him a Present of
the Exploring Ship Wlndward-
London. Dec. 16.-Mr. Alfred Harms
worth, proprietor Of the Daily Mail. has
presented the wIndwari % Lsesrterans
Peary. He viii bear the expense os
overhauling her and sending her 20 ths
United States The g;s ~ actuated By,
a desire % continue the International
courtesies associated with the Sif;s OF
me Resolute 70 England and the Alert "a
America
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BIG HIT WITH THE JUcKLINs."
Augustus Thomas DramatiZation Scores
a Success at Once.

Augustus Thomas DramatiZation Scores
a Success at Once.
Denver, Colo, Dec. 16.-Augus.us
Thomas new play. The Jucklins." re-
celved Its initial performance ;onigh: at
the Tabor theatre. Its reception was
pleasing IN every way, and Stuart Rob
son, for whom the play was written. had
in the part of Lem Jucklin, an eccentric
North Carolina farmer. a character
which will outrank his famous Bertle
the Lamb. The play is founded on
novel by Opie Read Mr.. Thomas has
handled his material with remarkable
skill, selecting the essential and most
dramatic episodes OF the story. and the
dialogue fairly sparkles with wit. humor
and pathos. The play was magnifcently
staged and Mr.. Robson and his excellent
company were recipients OF Iumultuous
applause.
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HQ0 N0kA~
Of she heart
During soma
OF the spelA
that I had SC
amounted %
almost heart
failure These
spells Wer0 ac
ccnpanied ey
pains extend~
Ing down the
left side and
arm My case
was % severe
that the Gov
ernment -
paying me- =
pension ON ~-
count OF t. \
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CASH GRAIN.

Chicago. Dec. 1s.-Cash wheat: No 2. 60;
No. 3, $685.: No. spring. slk; No 3. Soff
So; No. hard winter, Ss1s0; No. 3. S4QS7;
No. new spring, S9.
Cash corn-No. 2, 2514 No 8, 25izG95A.
Cash cats-No. 2, p; No. g. 2lG22
Flax-Cash. 81. .1512: northwest. si.i9is; De-
cember, s1.15GI1.20; May, s1.19i5
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CATTLE.
Cattle-Market steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers.

J. J.. Houston, kildare. o. T., one car
OF hogs.
]. s. Norris. Finley, Kan. one car OF
hogs.
]. Funk, Nickerson, Kan, one car OF
hogs.
G. W. Graham, Enid, o. T., one car of
hogs.
Craze Bros. Enid, o. T., one car of cattle.
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CHICAGO CAR LOTS.

Chicago. Dec. 1s.-Cables this morning
were an addition OF I'D in advance. This
advance was about IN proportion 10 ad-
vance OF yesterday and was not significant
Our market, however. opened 2sc higher
ard ruled comparatively quiet during the
early part OF the session. becoming Quite
strong IN the latter part. closing with ne;
gain OF one cent busael over yesterdays
close Clesrancss were again light Re
csiPts in the northwest Were not heavy
bls some larger than a year ago. The
popular sentiment that wheat should De
purchased around SIC has not abated any
though there Is nothing 20 justify :; IN
tcday's market There IS nothing OF sen
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Wellington.
rom the Daily Journal.

from U00 Ddlly JOuIddi
Tuck Finch, the Conway Springs
ex-jointist, was arrested last night by
Sheriff Heskett on a warrant charging
him with stealing a box of coffee Of the
value Of SO. Finch was brought down
from Conway Springs this morning and
lodged in jail. His preliminary exami-
nation will not be set until County At
torsey Rogers returns from El Dorado.
The coffee was the personal property Of
H. Harold and wa. stolen from the de-
pot platform at Conway Springs the
night OF the Sth inst, while waiting to
be transferred TO a freight train for
Wichita.
The preliminary examination Of Sam
Smith, the outlaw, charged with stealing
a cultivator, was contisued this after
noon TIL Friday, December "a, on ac-
count Of the absence Of County Attorney
Rogers. The arguments for and against
the continuance were heard in Ready
Bros law office this aftersoon. Justice
Ready intinlated that Smiths bond
would be fixed at $1,000. The justice re-
paired to office in Wellington township
as we go to press, 70 make the official
order for the continuance and fix the
bond for the defendant
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

The following official range OF prices on
grain and provicions at Chicago Is furn,sh-
ed by the Chr.stie-Street Commission Co.
Board or Trade Room. Sedgwick Block.
Wichita, Kan:
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Veterans Stories.


Mr.. q. n. Clark, member q the un100
Veteran Legion. No /. and residing =
Glenwcod. Twenty-thtrd Ward. Pitto.
burg. says: Il suffered for twenty pears
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Chicago. Dec. 16.-Receipts today: Wheat
35a cars; corn. 20 cars; oats, 3i5 cars. Min
neapoiis receipts OF wheat today, 494 cars.
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NATIONAL c. A r. EScANPxESr.

WIZ Be He'd a; Cincinnati On ne wesk
Beginning September &
Ci1-inasi!. O5sa. De- 1s-T1e nerx
annual eDcs-nD-1en; q the Grsn9 AraIv
OF TIE Rsoablls ~il De be.s mere. on tae
week beginning SeysD5er : The e1te
vss axet a. a meeting here tosaz g
General Go5in ani 0c.e- -aeTn5sTs q
the council o. s5ninisi-stfoa Z toe @.
A. r. with tie Iscai committee
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WICHITA markets.

HOGS.
Wichita, Kan. Dec. Is.
Hogs-Market steady; shade higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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BURSTING or A FLY-wHEEL.

Kiis One Man. Ingp-es TREE oeSs-s
and Wreck. a NIL
Pitts5ulz. Pa. Dee. is.-one nan was
killed. one sszssiy snJ1sss ant a aszao~r
= others slightly hz-f - - oz-s;snz
o, 4 ag-Eheei AZ tss sosta Tni.t street
pant o fts@ Oliver Ira sa3 sfssi csza-
psny. al an early boar iss. morning.
TIE naszes Ass.
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ALGER LOSES NO TIME

Dispatches Men to iae KioatEke 10 See
A5eIz Routes.
Washington. Dee Is.-S~-re,zry Alge-
appeared before the senate co-arnltfee
o. military Affairs ;oday. % sxssaIu TIE
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. De- is-czit5e-Recs.ptx &
oo Mzrke; Glow 20 weak Texas steers
S& LAX TeIaa coEA SSS&8. native
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE
BOTH MAY AND DECEMBER OPEN
HIGHER Ar CHICAGO.

Early Advice Slightly Mixed But Pre-
dominsntiy BuIIish, Including News of
Freezing Weather over the Bare Fields
in the Eastern Ead OF the Wheat Belt
After Midday the Market Livens up
and Lands on the Bears Repeatedly and
Effectively - December Closes Cents
Better ON
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STOCKS AND BONDS
MONEY EARY.I's CONDITION Is
ABOUT The WHOLE STORY.

OF the Rate Has Taken the
Heart Out of the Speculation Teppor-
ariiy- Banking Circles Doobt II Call
Money VIII See the Under Side of Per
Cent Before the First OF the New Year
ALL Stocks Weak Toward the Closes,
Selling for London Hccount Helping
tseaetfon
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Washington. Dee. Is.-Today's treasury
statement shows: Available cash balance.
s.. IL, ,5lI; gold reserve, si59 57s. .6e2
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Diet nf Grass

Horses and cows eat grass, and so do
sheep and many other animals, but it
is not generally presumed that people
do. However, William Gardner,
Mississippi colored man, has been liv-
ing on grass and hogs fat for several
days, so he tells a Cleveland Plain
Dealer reporter.
Friday afternoon Gardner was seen
picking handfuls OF grass and jamming
it into his mouth, after which he calm
ly chewed it in a very contented and
self satisfied manner. Several persons
saw him, and he ran down the street
as fast as the dilapidated condition of
his shoes would permit. A crowd of
200 persons were soon following him,
and he finally ran into the arms of Po
liceman Britton. He said that he had
no place to go and was locked up on
the charge of vagrancy.
He told the officers he had lived on
grass for several days and was begin
ming to like the diet, as it was cheap
and agreed with him. The only OBJ
lection he had to it was that no one
would pick it for him or place it in his
mouth. He said that he had been
chased out of several cities and came
to Cleveland, as he thought it good
place.
In the Police Court he said he wanted
to go home, as he had 'all kinds" of
friends in the South. Judge Fielder
gave him twenty-four hours to leave
the city, and if the speed with which
William left the station is any critic
rion he is even now very near home.
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$12-123615 F STREET-FLAT OF Rooms
and bath; nicely papered, call ana See
Them keys next door, upstairs.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postoffice at Sacra-
mento July 10, 1897:
LADIES' LIST

mento July 10, 1897:
LADIES' LIST.
Allen, Mrs Maggie: Anderson, Rhoda.
Babich, Madame Alphonsine (2); Baker,
Fannie; Bennett. Mrs a l.; Bennett Mrs
David Bosworth, Mrs A L: Brownen
Bell; Burr, Miss Carrie NJ; Burress, Miss
Kitty; Darlington, Fannie.
Chapman, Miss Edna G; Christie. Miss
frankie; Cooper Mrs Charles; Covington,
Nettie.
De vore. Mrs G; Dickinson, Mrs E G;
Douner. Mrs A l..
Fain, Mrs Katie; Faust, Miss Irene
l. (;0.
Garcia. Leonora R; Gillchrist, Mrs Nell
lie Gray, Miss Hannah; Green, Miss Mae.
Hamlin, Mrs e; Hansen, Miss Gertrude;
Hine, Miss Myra l.; Hoffman, Miss NJ.
Jackson, Mrs Elizabeth; James, Mrs E
r; Johnson. Mrs c.
Kelley Miss Minnie; Kirkpatrick, Mrs
Libbie Y; Kodish. Mrs Eta.
Lyon. Miss Edith.
Marshall Mrs Minnie: Marshall Mrs
S j; Mcdonald, Jennie; Morrill,, Mrs
Mamie i.
Nolar, Miss Rosina
O'Leary, Miss Jennie.
Parey, Miss H; Poullaine, Miss Laura
B.
Reynarch, Miss HELEN: Renick, Miss
Annie: Rogers Miss Mary l.; Rudland,
Mrs Nj ]: Ryan, Mrs Sadie j.
Scanlon, Mrs Lizzie; Schimp, Lulu;
Shaw, Miss frankie: Shoemacher, Mrs
Emma; Still, Mrs I T; Sturman, Miss
LII; Swanson, Mrs d.
Tyler, Mrs A +.
Walters, Miss Lottie; Westervelt,
Mamie; Wilson, Mrs; Woods, Mrs
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Abbink, George; Allen. H E; Apple,
Baker. Jack: Bawden. H; Bartlett.
Earle; Bartlett, Green; Bennett, NJ S.;
Black. VIM; Blanchard Rollin Bonner,
"a DIT
Brown, Mr.; Brown, A II; Brown, Will
lam.
Camfeld. Lite; Carly. E; chissum,
Bay; Clinton, William; Couchman,
George: CresSner, W 7; Croissant, J d
Davis, S; Devictor, Sam; Enderson,
Bros.
Tanning. B.
Gates, Albert; Gedney, Henry c.; Grigg.
NJ; Gustafson, John E.
Haswen. w P: Harrington, Harry.
Heinemann, John; Henderson, r G.; Her
rick, James; Mill, C W; Horigan, w;
Hudson, Jack; Hunter, p N.
Keller, VIM; Kerr. w s; Lawrence,
George; Lovegren, c.
Mcguire, J B; Maupin, VIM H; Mills.
William n; Miller, S 6: Miller, FREQ G;
Mitchell Edward 7: Morren, John.
Noonon, NJ II; Norris, L w P.
OMera, Johnnie.
Packard, J D; Peterson. Charles; Phil
lips, w; Polkenhouse, Harry; Powell,
VIM; Price, Capt Thos Nj.
Rice. J Henry; Rothcock, Ounce A;
Rozsios, Professor L.
Schades, G Frank; Schmelpfnig, S R:
Sherwood. Robert: Simpson. Charles.
Sisco, \ d; Slater, Geo W; Steer, Andy;
Stockton, Marven.
Ten Bosch. H; Tucker VIM s.
Wade, John; Waters, Anytime; Watkins,
w c; Week. John r (2): Wells, Al; Wells,
Alvin; Whitfield, Thomas.
Young, w w.
FOREIGN
Senores de Pacifico Compania (D, Fe-
denigo Pienini; Angelica Nieovich.
Japanese-U Haga, II Swamura.
MiscellaneOus-Chin Mission School
Editor OF Sacramento Times Electric
Washing Compound Co., Atlas Iron
Works
Third and Fourth Class-G Hockins.
THOMAS FOX, POSTMASTER
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415h K ST-NICELY AND NEWLY
furnished rooms: rent reasonable.
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JEWELER Of Of sao. e@.

to, 315 j street, north side between Third
and Fourth streets; sign of the town clock
II. Wachhorst.
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FREDERICK WARD WHITE.
Silver Fusionist Candidate for
Governor of Iowa.

Frederick Edward White, the silver
fusionist candidate for Governor of
Iowa, is one of the most picturesque
public men in the State He is a farm
owner in Keokuk County, who does his
own work, or at least physically assists
his help in the blowing, sowing and
harvesting the cronS
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CATHOLIC GOODS. FINE F.5 :

Books, candles, rosary beads, holy water
fonts, etc. General variety store, cigars,
tobacco. ammunition. Adam Haubold, 1122
street.
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harvesting I

Mr. White went to Keokuk County in
1851 from his native land in Germany
and worked as farm hand until the
beginning Of the war After the war
he bought the farm that he has titled
ever since. In 1892 he was elected to
the F'ifty-first Congress, where he
made quite a stir by a fiery speech on
his pet topic, free silver.
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improved Rapidly.

Willis-Did the doctor do anything to
hasten your recovery?
Wallace-Oh, yes; he told me he was
going to charge me S. a visit.-Harlem
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WANTED.

WANTED-2 STRONG MEN TO HELP
arrange the big apparatus and rigging
for Levevi Charnion, the girl Sandow.
Call at o'clock a. m, big new pavilion.
Harry De Laney, Oak Park. JylS-3t
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THE WEEKLY UNION THE BEST
weekly on the coast. .,...a 1890.
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JAPANESE DOMESTIC AND RANCH
hands furnished on short notice at Japan
ese Inf Agency, ST Sixth street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION TO TAKE
care of horses, buggies, harness, etc,
and do garden work; city or country
Address d. H., this office. Jy16-4t*
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BRIGHT LADY AND GENTLEMEN So
licitors call to p. m, Plummer, SIN
gleton Building, Sacramento. JylS-3t|
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework and cooking. Apply SOl
Eighth street
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900 MEN WANTED TO HAVE THEIR
old hats made equal TO new. 1126 ST.,
cor. 18th. W. l.. Rourke, Practical Halter.
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WANTED TO SELL A GOOD, SAFE
and wel-established business; cost $1,000;
will take 81 200; sickness the cause. Ad-
dress Investment this office.
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WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT, AMBl-
tiouS woman, not under "a years, Ior
good business. Intelligent.
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WANTED SECOND HAND HOUSE
hold furniture; highest price paid fur-
niture stored for 81 per MONTH base
ment northwest corner Fifth and * StS.
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/ 900 MEN WANTED TO HAVE THEIR
old hats made equal to new. llZ6 l ST.
cor. 18th w l.. Rourke. Practical Halter.
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PLAZA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Ninth
and I-Situations procured and all kinds
of help furnished. w. A. WALL, Prop.
Cap. Eel. 273. Sunset, black 6o4
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SELECT SCHOOL.

CALIFORNIA BUSINESS COLLEGE
opens September goth. Business course,
shorthand and typewriting; latest meth
DDS of instruction. Send for catalogue.
HILL & HUXLEY, Sacramento.
INSTRUCTION IN HIGH school,
studies by an experienced coach; gradu-
ate of Beloit College and Yale Uniyer-
sity. G. w. Trimble. 1907 NJ street.
HOW IVES ACADEMY - GRAMMAR
grade high school, normal and business
branches. elocution, French and German
are taught. Ninth and / streets.
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1000 MEN WANTED TO HAVE THEIR
old hats made equal to new. 1126 l ST.,
cor. 18th. w. L. Rourke. Practical Halter.
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LosT-FOUND.

LOST-LAST NIGHT, A RUSSIAN
leather purse, containing SIS in gold and
some silver. Return to this Office and
be rewarded iy1S-2t
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NEW YORK KITCHEN, 415 K ST EN-
ploys only first-class white help. Meals
15c and up. Open a. m. to L p. m.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
POWELL & HASTENPLUG, Signs. 527 K.

ELECTRIC Tamale Factory and Private
boxes, 4Ol M; guaranteed chicken tamale;
also, Spanish dishes. Mrs. w. NJ. SouZa.
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THOSE MAGAZINES, THAT MUSIC,
gather it up and have it bound at e. W.
Breuning's, sls ] street, Sacramento.
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NO FREE ADS.

No free "want" ads. are taken in
THE RECORD UNION. Births,
deaths and marriages also charged
for. NO 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 eleanly, healthy tone. Classified
ads. by the month, Wants, For Sale,
To Let. Personals. ETC.. 50e per line.
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BOARD AND LODGING.
B00KBINDERs.

HOTEL MODEL, EIGHTH AND H SITS
Best board and rooms; terms moderate
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TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
OF rooms and bath; in splendid LOCATION
rent $36 Hawk & Carly, 10l2 Fourth.
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TO LET4 ROOM COTTAGE, THIR-
teenth and c streets. Apply Siller Bros.
1914 Thirteenth street.
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rant-Strictly home cooking; delicious
coffee Mocha and Java with pure
cream; don't fail to try it. 631 NJ, cor 7th.
The record-union., 1897-07-19

SAN FRANCISCO DYEING AND
Cleaning Works, 72S and $50 L street.
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Senores de Pacifico Compania (p. Fe-
denigo Pienini; Angelica Nicovich.
Japanese-U Haga, II Swamura.
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NEW FURNITURE, CLEAN BEDS, 2oc
up, over Golden Rule Store, Third and J.
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CRYSTAL PALACE, 900 ) STREET
The choicest of wines, liquors and cigars.
Call and be convinced. Schneider &
Freygang, Proprietors.
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MEDIUM ROOMS WHITENED. 81 %;
extra. Sam Gale, I'd and Sd, y and o.
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STERLING, THE
White, the Fowler, the Columbus, the
Baker & Hamilton Special. New bicy
cles to rent. Electric wiring and cleo
trio supplies. Expert repairing by E. Z.
Elliott and Geo. j. Jackson at Cooper CO..
916 j street.
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DIR. T. w. HING, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. 707 J street. Cap. tel. No. 2S
SAC. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-HELP
wanted and supplied. LII 9Th. near L.
Cap. tel. SIT
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10l5 TENTH ST-UNFURNISHED Front
suite, with kitchen, for Housekeeping.
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NlANI-
Local office 903 Tenth street, S. E. cor
Office hours l to 3 y. m.
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CAPITOLA CAEE

Spanish, beans Spanish; all Spanish
dishes; sandwiches; cold lunches of all
kinds; iced tea, coffee. 900 L street
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6091A I ST-HOUSEKEEPIN ROOMS;
also suites and single rooms.
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Miscellaneous-Chines Mission School
Editor of Sacramento Times Elecfrje
Washing Compound Co., Atlas Iron
Works.
Third and Fourth Class-G Hockins
THOMAS FOX, POSTMASTER.
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HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS; BARN; RENT
cheap. Apply 1922 II.
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RAG CARPET WEAVING: OLD CAR
pets woven into rugs, Mrs Johnson, 1214
Eighth.
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CUT FLOWERS, FLORAL DESIGNS,
plants, etc, MRS. J. w. NEFF, 2S05 Ii.
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TRY THE 5. F. MARKET FOR CHOICE
fruit, berries and vegetables. 504 K.
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ACCORDION PLEATING, FASHION
able dressmaking Mrs. kunigh, 1916 l.
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TO LET OR RENT.
500 / ST-HOUSE ROOMS IN REAR:
rent s.. Inquire S99 /.

FOR RENT-10 ACRES; HOUSE, BARN,
chicken or milk ranch near Sacramento.
Apply to STROBEL, 317 j. jyf7-5td1tw