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The San Francisco call., 1898-10-19
4 SPIRITED AND
 EFFECTIVE CAMPAIGN
HENRY S. MARTIN IS A MOST
 POPULAR CANDIDATE.
His Peculiar Fitness for the Office
 Generally Acknowledged.

Among the candidates on the Repub- lican municipal ticket there is not one who is making a more spirited and eff fective campaign than Henry s. Mar tin, the nominee for Sheriff. That he will be successful by a large majority is a foregone conclusion. Personally MT. Martin is and always has been a very popular gentleman. His genial personality has won for him hosts of sincere friends during his lifelong resi- dence in this city, and these friends will be glad of the opportunity of prov ing their friendship by casting their ballots on election day for plain, every day Henry Martin.
 Mir Martin has been identified for years with many benevolent and char itable institutions, notably the French Hospital. He is president of this in stitution, and during the encampment of the troops at Camp Merritt he was among the prime movers in the prop osition to give to sick soldiers the use of the hospital gratis.
 MT. Martins substantial property in- terests in this city make him peculiar ly alive to the responsibilities of the office he is seeking, while his extensive business experience makes him emil nently qualified for the discharge of it's duties in a highly satisfactory man. ner.
 With candidates in general this is the time when the glad hand" is freely offered, but in many cases, after cleo ton, the voter receives instead the ''glassy eye" It is not so, however, in MT. Martins case. He has always been noted for his affability, and has always been easy to approach at all times and under all circumstances. As voters find this gentleman during his campaign, so have they found him be- fore and so will they find him after his election, plain and unassuming, yet al- ways courteous and obliging; a man in every respect deserving of the confi- dence, esteem and suffrages of his fel- low men.
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MRS. RICHARD BURKE DEAD. Cablegram From Ireland Announces
 Her Demise.

Michael Meagher has received a cable message announcing the death of his niece. Mrs. Richard Burke, at Fethard, Tipperary, Ireland.
 Mrs. Burke was born in this city in 1860. She was a daughter of James Dona- hue, who with his brothers, Michael and Peter, established the Union Foundry in this city in 1s4s He was, until the time of his death in 1862, the president of the San Francisco Gas Company.
 The late Colonel o,I Peter d dpSSnahueb S1fl who railroad, was Mrs Burke's uncle. Her brother, Peter J. Donahue of Laurelwood Farm, Santa Clara County, is now trav- cling in Europe.
 Mrs. Burke, whose maiden name was Margaret Donahue, was married at St. Mary's Cathedral in this city to Richard Burke, barrister at law, of Clonmel, Ire land, in 1882. Their married life has been a most happy one. She leaves a husband and four children to mourn her loss.
 Mrs. Burke was known to a large circle of friends in this city, who will mourn her loss. She was noted above all things for great gentleness of character and her never failing sympathy for the poor.
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EMERIc CONTEST DISMISSED.
An Action in Equity Now Relied Upon to Determine Title to the
 Property in Dispute.

The contest and amended contest of Harry Emeric to the. application for the probate of the will of his late wife. Flu genie Emeric were dismissed yesterday by stipulation. This ends the litigation in the courts of San Francisco but suit in Contra Costa County yet remains to be
 Bv the dismissal filed yesterday MT. Emeric relinquishes his claim to some SIC GOO worth of jewelry bequeathed to f.orena Myrtle Barbier by the will of Mrs Emeric. Mr Emeric will now concen- trate his efforts In an endeavor to estab- fish his contention that the Contra Costa nroperty, valued at between $60, 900 and SS0 6oO. was held in trust by Mrs. Emeric and consequently she had no power to dispose of it by testament. Emeric al- ieees that several years ago, when, as he supposed he was on his death bed, he deeded the property to his wife to hold in trust, the trust to be dissolved in When he recovered his wife refused to apain Dlace the property in his hands and Q Fer her death 1t was found that she had hanueathed 1t to her sister, Miss Barbier Mr F,meric now seeks to obtain judg- vent of the Contra Costa court, declar- ine that the property was held by his xgife in trust and that Miss Barbier is not entitled to the estate by reason of the title vested by the will of her de- oaa cod sister.
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COMPETING ROAD OFFICERS.
Men Who Will Manage the Building of the Los Angeles and Bakers
 field Railroad.

The directors of the recently incorporat- cd Los Angeles and Bakersfield Railroad are losing no time in settling down to their new duties They met yesterday and organized by electing the following board
 Claus spreckels, president; Robert Watt first Aexander Mao3a secTefary. and l. W. Hellman, treasurer
 The new road will be of vital importance # does the connecting link between the San Joaquin Valley road and the outside world The Valley Road now ends at Rakersf1eld and the recent incorporation will build a road over the intervening space to Los Angeles
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Caroline H. Slime has been granted a divorce from William M. Slime on ,he ground of willful neglect. Catherine Me- 59looaId was granted a divorce from P H. xTononald yesterday on the ground of MHRuiiadtH Mfilful assertion. Suits for divorce on the iui- ground of desertion have been filed by Margery K: Reynolds against Elt John J Mary Mackie.
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K Richey of the Kansas regiment has been accepted.
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DRINK DROVE HIM FRANTIC.

Asthma bronchitis catarrh cure guarant'd Dr. Gordin. sanitarium. 514 Pine, nr Kearny. S F. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-19

"Anakesis" is an infalible cure for piles: Free sample add. ''Ahakesis." New York'
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You will find the latest things in wall naper at Clark's 653 Market street.
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Iurlino Salt Water Baths.
Tn the Divorce Courts.

epsh and Larkin sts. Swimming Russian. hc md cold tub baths. Salt water direct from oceaI
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At 5 Cents.
SPECIALIZED GLOVES.

5000 yards MACHINO TORCHON LACE guaranteed t. inches wide; regular price 1Oc; special sale at Dc
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At 75 Gents.

2 DOZEN MEMS UNDYED AUSTRALIAN. WOOL 4 HAIR UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, extra VI ular value for s1 25; will be offered at 75c each
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LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS.
At T5 Cents.

At T5 Cents SKIRTS, with 25 will placed
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NEWS FURNISHINGS.
At 10 Cents.

185 DOZEN MEMS HEAVY SEAMLESS WOOL SOCKS In ce sanitary gray Gall regularly sold at 20
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RIBBONS ESPECIAL"
At IS Cents @ Yard.

At IS Cents a Yard. No silk, inches wide 15c
 At 50 Cents @ Yard slk $1 will
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We respectfully invite an inspection of the following lines, which will be placed on sale
 THIS DAY!
LADIES' PLUSH CAFES.
1t 82oO

LADIES' PLUSH CAFES, handsomely braided and beaded edged with black thibet fur; good value for $4 " sale $2 each.
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CONCERTS AND RESORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO OeATORro SOCIETY. JAMES HAMILTON HOWE, Conductor Elev- enth concert, Ancient Mariner Sooists. s. Homer Henley, c. P. won Oes and others. As sociation Auditorium, Wednesday, October 1s, D. nn Reserves. 50c and 25c, on sale at Y. M. O. A building.
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Mariani Wine give power to the brain, strength and elasticity to the and richness to the blood. It is a promoter of good health and lon- gevity It is a supremely great tonic, which has received the int >rsements Of more than 5000 American physicians.
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To those who will kindly write to MARIAN1 & CO.,, 52 West Fifteenth street, New York City. will be sent, free, book containing DOT traits with endorsements of Emperors. Elm press, Princes Cardinals. Archbishops and other interesting matter.
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THE MONARCH SHOE co MPANY.
 1884 and 1890 Market Street.
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Fraternal Society Elections.

At the regular meeting of Sacramento
Rebekah Lodge, No. 232, last evening
the following named officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Carrie Grub
Ter, Noble Grand; Lavinia Knight, Vic5
Grand Mabel Joy. Financial Secretary
Katha Futterer, Treasurer, and Amelia
Meckfessel, Trustee. The officers elect.
ed will be installed January 10th.
Court Suffer, No. 974. Independen,
Order of Foresters, has elected the FOL
lowing for the. ensuing year: Chief
Ranger, NJ H Dunn: Vice Chief Rang
er E. L. Dundas; Court Deputy, o. n
Cronkite; Recording Secretary, L. H
Jacox; Financial Secretary, D. ]. Davis
Treasurer, W. T. Mailer; Senior Wood
ward, F. S. Holden; Junior woodward
H. A. Logan; Senior Beadle, E. A
Brown; Junior Beadle, c. J. Quinley;
Physician, DR.. c. Mealand; Trustees ]
A Robin and A. Dunbar; Chaplain
B. Mckay; Finance Committee, A. l.
Brown. ]. S. Quire and the Chief Rang.
er. F. c. Chinn becomes Past Chief
Ranger.
Concord Lodge, No. III, F. and A M
last night elected the following officers
T. j. Hesson, Worthy Master; w. B
Oldfeld, Senior Warden; Levi Nuttall
Junior Warden; John Gruhler, Treas
urer: w H. Hevener, Secretary; E. A
We'll, S. D.; ]. L. Moeten, ]. D.; Stew
ards I. j. Johnson, George Hassis; Ty-
| ler c. T. Seavey; Marshal, J. M. Chah
man: M. T. Coppersmith, Representative
to Hall Association; S. H. Gerrish, t.
Cemetery Committee; William Nc.
| Laughlin, to Hall Committee.
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Josie Reinersman at her
residence in Washington, Yolo County,
last Thursday evening by number of
her friends in honor of her birthday.
Games, music and song were INDUCED
in for amusements, after which re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent at the party We're Miss Reiners-
man, Miss Josie Reinersman, Miss Ed
ma Harrison, Miss Belle Hall, Miss Ma
bel Harrison, Miss Cora Hall. Miss AL
ice May, Miss Addie Hall. Miss Audrie
Harrison, Miss Mabel Joy. Miss Carrie
Meiss, Miss Minnie Meiss, Mrs. Ohm
stead, Miss Lavenia Knight, Miss Het-
tie Wilson, Miss Birdie Green. Miss
Louisa Goslyn, Miss Elosia Larkin and
Misses Lecklighter of Winters Messrs.
w. H. Gordan, Joseph P. Casey, Del T..
Cook, Win. Harrison, Ed. May. Charles
Geigger, Fritz Newman, o. Schumach-
er and Charles F. Hartmeyer.
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Weather Reports.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been "a and 80 de-
grees, with gentle northerly winds and
clear weather prevailing up to evening,
when rain fell lightly.
The barometrical readings at a. n.
and 5 p. m. yesterday were 1925 and
3015 inches, respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year~ago yesterday were 90 and SO
degrees, with no rain, and one year
ago to-day 50 and A degrees, with O.32
inches of rain.
The average temperature was AZ de-
grees and the normal 45 degrees, show
ing yesterday to have been 3 degrees
cooler than usual for the 18th day of
December.
River, 4 feet inches and falling.
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PHRENoLOGY AND PALMIsTRY

nent astrological palmist, phrenologist,
r;nns teacher 90 ct practca oeeutsm The
ture on Dreams and Their Signifi-
DAY DAY EvENIkG. IS'5,a' December s Ashs 18th oH He
will at the close, of the lecture examine
lected by the audience "Know thy
self none better" Professor Bell, who
is without a peer as palmist. phrenolo-
gist, phySiognomist and aStrologiSt is
convinced that 1t is the duty Of parents
to have their children's capabilities read
through. these exact sciences. Young
full in life should ascertain whether
they are adapted for lawyers, doctors.
artists. schoolteachers. farmers, COM
mercial pursuits, mechanics, etc. These
Europe and America Professor Bell
makes it perfectly. clear why one person
''Mr. Bell sings better and grander than
ever, and renders several solos at each
LECTURE Brooklyn Eagle, New York =
open at 7:sO. Commences at s O'Clock.
Professor Bell is acknowledged to be
the most successful teacher of astro-
logical palmistry,. phrenology and prac-
tical occultism Of the present day. He
is also an electro-mental healer of great
power. Pain and disease disappear
under his touch and the sunshine of
his philosophy as if by magic. Com
plete reading in palmistry and phre-
nology, in which your entire life will
be fully revealed without asking a cues
tion. Also advice about business, do
mestic life, etc. Lowest fee, 50c Les
sons privately given In manuscript
form. Horoscopes scientifically written.
Callers received daily at his parlory.
Nos. 2 and 4, at the Davis Building. 4Ji
X street, sacramento., Once hours, 10
a. m. to p. m. Sundays, 2 to D. m.
Psychic consultation and diagnosis free.
Everything strictly confidential N. B.
Professor Bell can be engaged for re-
ceptions and parties during the holt
days, and will give private reading at
your homes by appointment. Terms
moderate.
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CHICKENS AND DOGS.
Poultry and Bench Show to Open
on the 4th Of january.


The annual show Of the California
Poultry and Kennel Club will be held
at the New Pavilion in this city from
the 4th to the 7th of January. in
elusive. Persons having dogs or
poultry to exhibit should address the
Secretary, NJ Coffey, Of this city, for
copies of the rules, premium lists, etc.
The officers of the club are:
President, Thomas Fox, Sacramento;
Vice President, b. NJ. Woodruff, Stock
ton; Secretary, NJ. Coffey, Sacramento;
Treasurer. L. w. Matthias. Sacra-
mento.
Board of Directors-J. A. Scholefield,
Hollister; c. w. Hansen, San Mateo;
w. f. Ladd, Stockton; E. A. Noyes,
West Butte; H. Anderson, Suisun
George Neale. Sacramento; William
Mullenney, Sacramento.
Superintendent of Poultry Depart
ment, j. A Scholefeld, Hollister.
Judge Of Poultry, Charles Blom, Sac
ramento.
Bench Show Committee-W. E. Ladd
Stockton; c. r. Harker, San Jose; M
Coffey, Sacramento; George Neale
Sacramento.
Bench Show Judges-J. w. Burrell
(Setters and Pointers). San Jose: c.
D. Nairn (all other classes), Ballston
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EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Pleasant Social at the Sixth-Strect
M. e. Church.

The regular monthly business ana
social meeting Of the Epworth League
of the Sixth-street M. E. Church was
held last evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Wing, SIS N street After the
regular business was transacted tbs
meeting was turned over to the liter
ary department of the league, and the
following program rendered:
Sketch of the life of Holmes" by
Miss Flanagan: reading, by Miss Lillian
Campbell; piano solo, by Charles Nc
Connell; recitation, by Miss Mae Orm-
erod; quotations by members of the
league.
After the program a social time was
had, followed by refreshments.
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AFTER MANY YEARS.
A Claim for Alleged Services of
Thirty Years Ago.

Annie Richardson, niece of the late
Edward Malone, has. by Attorneys
Hinkson & Elliott, sued the estate of
the deceased for 1000 for services al
legged to have been performed between
1850 and 1871, some thirty years ago.
The claim was disallowed by the ex-
ecutrix of the estate on the ground
that the niece was a mere child, who
was not capable of earning any such
wages, and was merely given home
by her uncle, who clothed her and sent
her to school, her parents having sep
arated.
During all the years that had elapsed
no demand was made on the deceased
for any such services as are alleged
in the complaint, though Mr.. Malone
died only last June
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hote
yesterday: Mrs. Ada Dow Currier
Miss Janet Waldorf, Miss Ellen Boyer
William McVay, N. McGregor, E. r
Cawlis. j. P. Merrill, New York: John
T. Davis, Jackson; Given Moore, Rock
ford: w. Rogers, Joseph NJ. Mcdonald
George c. Putnam, E. D. Seymour and
wife, L. Levy, H. E. Deggles, A. G
Riding, T. H. Williams, G. P. Bailey
E. B. Hudson. Bert L. Wertheimer, e
B. Castten, San Francisco.
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Another Rietxke Rumpus.

Barber Charles Rietzke was arrested
yesterday on a warrant charging him
with disturbing the peace in the vicin-
ity of Twentieth and M streets. 1t is
alleged that early yesterday morning
at his own home he broke down a door
and created such noise that he dis
turbed the neighbors. Rietzke had
been drinking
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Died at Woodland.

Christ Sieber, proprietor Of the Pa
cif1c Home and one of the most highly
respected citizens Of Yolo County, died
yesterday morning, after lingering ILL
ness, at his home In Woodland, where
he had resided since 1868. The funeral
will take place tomorrow at q. m.
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Enos ON the Rampage.

Manuel Enos was arrested by Officer
Bagley yesterday afternoon and has
been charged with malicious mischief.
Enos, it is said, attacked two men With
a knife in a saloon at Second and L
streets and drove them from the place.
He then tore down and demolished two
screen doors.
The record-union., 1898-12-14
Little
Folks
Like the new
Food
Grape-Nuts.
INSTINCT.

INSTINCT.
Taste is Frequently Valuable Guide in
Selecting Food.
A little child's taste is often a reli-
able guide to palatable and desirable
food, and it is worth ones while to OBJ
serve how the little folks take to
GrapeNuts, the famous new food
made by the Postum Company. at Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
Children eat Grape-Nuts freely with
out addition of sugar, for the food has
the peculiar, mild but satisfying sweet
of grape-sugar and the natural taste
either of child or adult recognizes at
once a food that will agree with and
richly nourish the system.
A hot dish can instantly be served
by pouring hot milk or cream on
GMpe.Nutss
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Local Inventors.

Among the patents lately issued from
the Patent Office are: Wire-cutter, D.
Q. Hite, Sacramento; car-dumping ap-
paratus, W. Hogan, Washington; ore
washer, L. T. Mytinger, Sacramento.
Ed c. Jobson, formerly OF this city
but now of San Francisco, has received
a patent for a music-tuner
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Wants a. niuorce

Jessie L. Wait. by her attorney, A. A.
DeLigne, has brought suit for divorce
from George z. Wait. The parties re-
Gently figured in an episode that caused
considerable gossip.
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Company E's Men.

1t is now said that in a few days
Company F of the Sixth Infantry will
be mustered out at Fort Point, San
Francisco Several members of the
company who are still on furlough here
have been ordered to report on duty to-
day.
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LADIES. DO YOU WANT TO GET
solid with Hubby? II so. get one of my
A-boxes of King Y. Cigars. and place
them under ,hv hubbyT & cds plate Is N
telling what they will cost hubby j. s.
JONES, Twentieth and 0 streets. d13-3t
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Railroad Time Change.

Commencing tomorrow CThursday)
the Placerville train will leave this city
at Z instead of q a. m. This schedule
will remain in force until the fruit
shipping season begins.
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Munyon' S Headache and IndigeStionCure

is the only remedy on the market that
will cure every form Of Headache in 8 to
10 minutes, correct Indigestion. stimu-
late the nerves and build up the system.
1t should be in every home and every
travellers gripsack. At all Druggists. q
cures. 6c.
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SolQuo the First.

Solano County is the first to pay to
the State its share Of the first install
ment Of this years taxes. Treasurer
James A Keys yesterday paid in $780,
IA So
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POUNDKEEPERS' SALE.-I WILL
sell at public auction, Courthouse,
THURSDAY, IL a. m. SOrrel horse,
stripe in face w. D. COOKSLEY,
Poundkeeper. dl3-3ts
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. OUT OF RESPECT TO
Frederick Grossherr, who was in our
employ for the past thirty years, our
afternoon, thus giving our employees an
opportunity to attend the funeral of
their deceased comrade. Mohr & york
Packing Company. II
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PROFESSOR J. H. BURDEN, CON-
sulting phrenologist and medical electri-
cian; State agent for the wonderful
thermo ozone generator which trans
fuses medicine, oxygen and ozone into
the blood circulation. Write for circu-
lar .271h K
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FIRE. FIRE! ELECTRIC GOODS
at one-half price at lila Eighth St, bet.
X and L. Phone Sunset S91 blue.
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SEAL ROCK RESTAURANT, 1913 SEC
ond St, has changed hands. Best 10
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EDUARD DE KERNI-
son call at 206 Nineteenth ST.? He will
hear of something to his advantage. 14-Ss
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SELECT SCHOOLS.

SHORTHAND SIMPLIFIED; PRIN-
ciples taught in ten days. California
Business College. Masonic Temple.
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REMOVED-Visu Stables from 90S Ninth
to N. E. cor. Eleventh and j streets.
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TO LET-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping; rent IS. 1919 Second
street dl4-3tA
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4O1 K-A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS, Suit
Office. Apply Hammers Drug Store.
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FINANCIAL.

A RELIABLE LICENSED PLACE TO
borrow money on watches, jewelry and
diamonds; strictly confidential 49 K,
Metropolitan bldg. Old gold bought.
MONEY TO LOAN. WRIGHT & KIM
brough. GOT j.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Occidental Building and Loan Associa-
tion will hold their regular monthly
meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
December 18th, at 1880 o'clock, at 410 J
street. Dues and intereset payable.
d13-2t p b. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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TO LET OR RENT.

92O M-2 FINE LARGE UNFURNISHEI
rooms; close to the Capitol.
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Try McMorry's Blend coffee. 25c. /.
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ANY PERSON WISHING TO BOND A
quartz mine. with free-rnilling ore pro-
ducing Sc per ton, address FRANK
TRAGANZER, Aukum, Ell Dorado
County, Cal
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MONEY TO LoAN-H. J. GOETHE. 1o1
Fourth street.
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TRUNKS. TRUNKS!! TRUNKSi!!
Before you buy one get our prices Sac
ramento Trunk Factory, 507 st. JAS.
LONGSHORE, Prop. Phone Cap. 727.
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RAG CARPET WEAVING; OLD Carpets
made into rugs. Mrs. Johnson. 1914 9Th.
THE VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR
women renders examinations unneces-
Sary Office 712 street
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sPIRITUALISM.

MRS. FREDA WILL READ YOUR EN-
tire fate, past. present and future, by
the turn of the cards; ladies only ad-
mitted: 25c and Soc. Room II, 3221a K
street d14-7tA
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1901 LA 5-ROOM FLAT, WITH ALL
modern conveniences. Apply 1903 L ST.
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WANTED TO RENT TO TWO GEN
tlemen, two pleasant sunny front rooms,
with gas and bath. Inquire at 1909 Elev-
enth street. d14-7ts
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FOR SALE
AN ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRES
ent - The fine residence, stable and
grounds of C. H. Gilman, located on G
street, between Eighteenth and Nine
the highest bidder in a few days Lot
is 40x60 Also adjoining lot, 30x160. House
has eleven rooms, all of the late modern
style; electricity, gas, hot and cold
water throughout Property cost over
$4,000 For Information apply to G.. III.
Gilman, on premises, or at Sacramento
Home Supply Company.
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WANTED.

WANTED-ONE LARGE UNFURNISH-
ed room. Address J. A. Mem, Oak
Park d14-3t@
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WANTED-TWO ENERGETIC LADIES
as depot mana gers; fine goods; steady
work; good pay; call at once. See Gen.
Agt., State House Hotel parlor. Its
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fve-room new house. large barn and
lot, rent $40. Strobel, agent. Al j.
Would sell on easy terms. d10-6t
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s12IFIVE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS AND
bath. 1884 + street. Good and new.
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A HOMELIKE ROOM, BATH. Electric
quiet. good air and outlook, refined,
small family, no children. To rent to a
gentleman recommended. Rate reason
able. Address o. c.. Record-Union.