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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

e English Gloria Umbrellas, steel rod,
natural wood English Taffeta silk I m
breilas, 50 grade. at record prlce....St 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

price per y.os ,ons record 44c.
Ions Record price PEI pair 'uso an ROUND yaras 60C.
Rsc6 price per pair - yards long, value at SOO
White Lace Curtains IL yards long $50 value.
peT pair round oea u'u patterns Record price, so
Curtains Lace RecGrd Pce pdT par patterns S4.3S
PRICE per P Pa and ao Chenille Porteres Record S.9S
ReedTs L pe W beF P Par roreres value 1878
54 Chenille PORTER e to be sold at record price S225
see G s 80 Poy abS at record prices per pair $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
% WISH no EIxpREss NY THANks

n the manufacturers OF .chamberiaias
col,c cholera. and Dlarrhoea Remedy.
having put on the market such 4
wonferful medicine" says w. W. Mas-
ssr"Sil 81 beaumont Tex. There arc
many thousands OF mothers whose chill
dren have been saved from attacks ~
Svs@rtsry and cholera infantum vie
must also feel thankful II Is for sale ~
ali druggists. Sc So-Sa.SanS"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
At RecOrd-Breakino Prices.

Ladies Black Beaver Coats. made Of
fine beaver, short cut, most OF them SILK
lined throughout, some straps and Tapped
seams, marked at record price ........$o
Tailor-Mad Coats. made OF the best
kersey. in light shades, TanS, Browns,
with dart and strap seams. short and
round cut, velvet collar. all silk lined,
would be a bargain at $3.50. Record
price .......... ........... .................'so
bs Ladies' Sample Coats all tailor
made, 10 different styles, no two alike
all sizes worth double, 10 be sold at re.
cord price .........G. 80, -, $40. and $i2
Children's Golf Capes. in rich Blues and
Grays, rich plaid lining, plaid hJods,
fringe of the same plaid, trimming on
skirts. Record price ..............-.-..@b." V
Ladies' Rich Plaid Golf Capes. and some
plain, with plaid hoods, fringe all around.
real value s.. at record price ...........$o
Ladies oxford Brown Mixture Golf
Capes, an plaid trimmings, hood or the
same. Record price ....................$3.DO
Ladies' Golf Capes. solid colors, plaid
yoke and plaid trimmings, at record
price .......... .......... ............S1O
Golf Capes without hoods plaid Jokes,
with solid-coior skirt lining, or all shades
I'm the same cape to be found elsewhere
at $3.50. Record price .$i2oo.
Ladies' Full-Sweep Plush Capes, trim
med in fur, Jet, and braid, bargain at
1880. Record price ....................$i.oS
Ladies Extra Long SultI IlusH tdpeSf
trimmed in astrachan fur, Impossible 70
match at 80. Record price ..............N.
Tomorrow we place on sale some great
values in Ladies' Fall Waists.
Black Flanneilette Waists. with White
dots, point yoke back, full front. 81 value
Record price .......... ..................s9c.
Wool f1annellette and Black Sateen
Waists, in all colOrs, Black, Blue, Red,
and Garnet Record price ..............o5c.
Black Mercerzed Sateen Waists full
pleated yoke front, back pointed. yoke
pleated back. Record price ...........N.3O
Special values in Real Fine Mohair and
Wool Waists, $3.50. at record price,
$3.50
Special sale Of Sample Silk Waists to-
morrow at record prices ........So and So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Wool and Canton Flannels
at Record Prices.

Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel.
Record price .......... ............,2 Bic
Genuine w. It. e G. makes OF Flannels,
all-wool, Red, white. Gray, and Blue,
Record price ....,....... .,.,......,.....-Oc'
"a Atwood White Flannel Record
price ......s.. .'.'.s..s s...''...s..-V i---N'
ATWOOD Twilled Red Flannel. Record
price .........s... s.-.ss...ss.ss.. s.siO 49,
Twilled Red Wool Flannel at record
price ............ ....-.sss. ..s...s.tA -.
Heavy Blue and Gray Twilled Flannel
at record price ..........................I
Heavy White Wool Flannel al record
price ...,... ............ ............l Ic.
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Manufacturers Stock of Art Work at
ReCOrd-Breakinq PriCe-Making
See window display.


sodf r9c
tina sold 50
Hemstched scas that sold for ST. plain stamped Record
p
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Large Size Cotton
Towels at record
price ....... u..... ocs
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Record-Breakin Prices Wool Dress Goods.

and IongND Cancels Hair Paid sell at 60 and 7 4Sc.
Browns and Gay "a inches wide Record soc.
Paids record price per yard Csc.
leading sha AIDES Record price csc.
Heavy shades nS value at re- 75C.
zieine iIad; two alike Sl.25
Heavy record csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Stamped l. ! n Q n
Buffet Scarfs, l IL
yards long. Record
price .... .%oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Ladies' NJ G r cier
Col0red Skirts.
striped and plain,
$50 value. Record
price ..... .....$i.oo.
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A Wrapper Sale at Re-
cord Prices.

Tomorrow we will offer great values in
Ladies' New style Fall Wrappers, in fi3n-
nels and percales, at..........ooc. and ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Cura Skin Soap.
better than Cuticuro,
az record price,
per cake ......... &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Rugs and Druggets
at Record
Prices.
avy GRADE
Smyrna Rugs. beth
sides alike. Record
price.
BIC.
S25 SMYRNA Drug.
get. 9xi2. Record
SIS.
Nj an Warn
Drugget, SKI Record
price.
$3.50.
an Warp
Drugget, AKA Record
price,
$3.50.
Atwood Ingram
Druzget. SX3 i-2. Ra>
cord price.
So.
$3.50 smyrna Rus.
extra large size.
II e Q or d $3.50
pYice ... O~O
Fur Robes. white.
Black. and Gray,
Record price,
s2.2o
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Blankets and
Heavy Quilts
AT
RECORD PRICES.
Values greater than ever before.
Carpets at Record Prices.

Closing out the Carpet Department
causes these wonderfully low prices:
Ingram Carpets, / yard wide, that sell
everywhere at . and zoe. yard. at record
price ............ ........... .............10c.
Atwood Ingram Carpets, sell every
whert at 75c. yard, at record price.
per yaId 1870 e ,,,,,, nc
sell at 81 yard. Record price. soc.
Brussels Carpets, sell at 50 and 7jc
yard, AZ record price. per yard..... .3Oc.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-14

Monroe City Mo Dec 9TH 1899
Dear santa clause. l want a
doll a set of dishes little stove
a doll buggy l am eight years
old Fannie Jayne
Monroe, City Mo, Dec, 8, 1899
Dear Santa Clause, l will try to
write a very little letter. If /
don't spell the words all right
Why, next time L will do better.
Now 1 will try and tell you what
| want for Christmas. L want
a little pony, knife, pair of
skates, aod some nuts and candy,
Well 1 guess this is enough for
this time. From Lewis Nc.
Glot him.
Indian Creek, Mo Dec 81, 80.
Mr.. Santa Claus, Dear friend,
I think Can safely address you
as dear friend, for you have
visited me regularly every
Christmas for the last eight
years. Mother says / must
thank you for past favors be-
fore asking new ones So
1 will do so here. l am
just ten years old and for
the last eight years / have truly |
enjoyed your presents. and /
thank you right heartly for
them, and hope all other little
boys have Jared as we'll. For
this time ! will only say that | |
4 l. 4 ~
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-14

Dear Santa l am a little boy
seven years old and l go to
school 7 am in number one and
I like my teachor very much aud
T want for Christmas a little
saw and some candy aud an
Orange and 1 will be pleased
very much and I hope you Will
have something left over for
the little poor children
Yours Thankful
Pearl Jett.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-14

to eat. That describes all
want. l live at Swinky Town.
Hoping you will be around to
see me at Christmas. 1 remain
your friend.
Howard A. Spaulding,
Dec, 6, 1899 Dear Santa
claus I want a nice big doll
and nice gold ring and all the
candy and nuts l can eat. and
while you are giving, give me
a little organ, give my little
brother nice orange and all
the candy and things he can
eat. l will have my stocking
hanging on chair where you
can find it. don't forget me.
Ruth Tuley.
Monroe City Mo. Dec 8 1899.
Dear Old Santa Claus. you
may fetch me what you like: l
have one wish only, that is for
A doll buggy and A veil. and of
course l expect candy and nuts,
oranges, bananas and all of
those kind of things that you
all WAYS fetch me. now Dear
Old Santa / suppose you remem-
Der that Sister must get the
same as I do. if she did not it
would break her little heartshe
is SO sweet and good and our
little baby sister will be eleven |
months old A Christmas day
=. :. f4f.<R. - e titr.ft -. Z. = -
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-14

and bananas, for she has only
one tooth and cannot eat much
now Dear Old Santa l will be
good. [ will give my letter to
my teacher, and she will have
it published so you will be sure
to get it. Good Bye
Hazel Lynn Harp.
+. 5. Santa please remember
Blanch and Goldie Fry as they
have no mama and all the Or.
phans and poor children. | was
seven on thanksgiving.
Indian Creek, Mo November
20, 1899. Dear Santa claus.--I
am little girl 9 years old. I
live on a farm one mile and a
half east of Indian Creek. I
go' to shool. I am in third
reader and speller and arith.
metic and writing. Bring me a
Christmas book and candy and
nuts. | will try to be a good
girl. / will close.
Your friend
Alice Riechoff.
Dear Sanity will you please
BRING me a nice firing and a
Ia nkercheif and doll and doll
buggy nuts and candy don't for
ret my little sister Nettie aud
'ring her a ring,
5 yours Respy
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-14
Indian Creek, Mo-, November.

Indian Greek, MO-, NOVeIHOeV'
26, 1899. Dear Santa, I'll
thought | wonld write you a
few lines, to let you know that
| want candy, nuts, and doll; a
French harp, and horn, and a
ring, and some oranges, some
lemons, a little toy pony, and
wagon; a dunn; apples. My
name is Glessie Hays. l live in
Indian Creek. 1 am 6 years old
Your Friend.
Glessie Hays.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-07
Wat,trgas Notts.

Sic GaIt Cbio SO. miro nad oeln
/. sSanuar 1900 fur alles Material
EpItpreile berehnen. ipiro aber biz oa=
Fin bic Rotenpreiie bon 1898 nod be-
rehnen, ,pelde ieBt aelten. Seoerman
peib, ipie iebr giienwaareit i'm lebten
Sabre In Die 46he 9e9anQen. Nue 0e.
lIilAe Inn neue leitun9eil uno Werbehe-
runoen. bic Dor bem |. Sanllar 1900
ein9ereibt meroen. tueroen nod mad Der
alien. .preisliiie berehnet. StraBen, IN
Denen md, teine N6bren aelegt fno,
tperoen friib I'M Grlbiabr nit iolhell
perie1en, ipenn acniigeno @einhe ein=
9eben. unb bic @eIuhheller limb 81 ben
nGmlihen preiien iiir Moterial inD
Nrbeit berehtiet. ME luenn bic H6bren
ihOn iebt 9ele9t ludren.
8. 6tr0nG
81 0ieihdftsiiibrer.
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Wic ttatt 0ir6cnI1utocn
bcsabIt.

Gin beliebter plan lit oas BrieT-Gtlte=
ten=5 =5pltenl, burh pelhes Der 5drelber
bittet, ibm cine Gillette BON elnem
pafet @lepelanb @acoa ali5llleiloen.
Ser Gmpfdneer erhdlt babel ben pollen
Wertb bes ausgeleaten @eloes uno bot
teine Soften als bic tleine Mlbe, Die ibm
oaraus erma1st. Dies 1T piel leihter
ols 5ubleriptionen 5n iammeln. nobel
fir bic Beitrdee niAts aeaeben miro.
Sic gtitetten ,perben benz Vabrltanten
auoefellt, tpel1er oafiir be3ablt nno ba=
ourh feline Waareil betannt mabt. llno
10 bic NnSeieetoten erlpart. Wer Sn=
tereNe bieran nimn,t, idreibe an bic
glepelano Gbotolabe i1no Cocoa Som.
paup in glepelanb, Ohio. Dieielben
aeben politdnoige Nustunt. gs 1T
.ifaunensmertb. tpie leiCbt 5000 big TO-
900 gtifetten auf oiei Weiie aeiammelt
,tperben t6nnen. 40
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Mattet 0nt

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nen. Corn uno G1ortsn. ipeIbe
in bemGruae entbalten lit. ber jebt
in unierem 2aben ausssiieilt lit.
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Yreis:Sife.

Rrte Mhts =Mnnoe Fir Skinner mertb SIS 90 Observation-Disclosures 48
Mhenn Srps=Mn,Eoe fir gRdnner merth 81 90 ... "A
son ,nonene idmnr,e M0nnr SO
Con monen Eonrn erot Ghepipln,uo fur Wduu mh So
Gau wolene Gap Nnue fir Mdnner. mrtb $12 5o
Sans ooppbrlfse Gutamap Trod=4n5ise
gdpara geaper=lebr3iebe fir Manner merb 81 9o
90
@dwe ufers fur Mdnnr merb $l2. 90 oO
Seine blau mar braune Mon eber5eber ir Mdnnsr,
Surge ionssaerte Sib Gri=nsiebe fur Mdnner wertb 90
M,uno u qnon Inn Sitter nou Id his 10 Sohrn merth SIS 90
1mnr,s Inr Hnnhen ID bis 49, merb 81
Seine Nnal0e fir 2naben. urtb So W
gnfad boppelbrnae mporire @oro Qnise tr &naben
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mruos Hr q;,ner nertb 4, 90 Observation-Disclosures SO
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I" 90
boppelt 2nie uno SIP. wertb $35 l 48
81" '... i. .... 500 ............ l SO
+" ta1" "te.a :" Il" NH - $50 ........... 48
." 600 ............ 90
700 ........... 3 48
gt wn,uoe tsr6sen n bs s. mh a. Observation-Disclosures. SO
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Yreiic:
Die fclsenoen prsiie fino fiir bie
be'ten grratber allsgefebt
/. preis $500 in Golo.
2. greis $3.50 III GOlb.
8. preis $l.O0 in Golo.
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EreissSiite.
Seine 9reb=9elen fit MGnuer.

um geraui far SIS SO uno S. SO ......... ....s 9s
nHe 9reBn fir Mdnn eenad gum Wean u $4 S.. 40
500 fene 0oin ur Wdnner sent gertau hr 50 unb
400 iene 9Soln ar Mdnner semt Wertauf fir 50 uno
So.Oo - 10
Son fir aRannsr 10 biais 4sc.. &c., &c., s1.24 sl.38.
Gdpase GbepiDts uno 5ancp Stripes.
Teri9ieoenartige Bargains
sdware fur Wnnsr wrb l5o gsraufspre 69e
0eraufspres 4Sc
gduere SerlpOembeu
ueberboIa afen Mdnnr 0erfauspis Csc
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aniboen Gnoe 8eausprs 17e
8ben merb $50 Geraufspres lie
gDolene Soden fir Mdnner mertb Csc. SC
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The record-union., 1899-07-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Clara A. Mcdonald and son have
gone to Los Angeles to the Teachers
Convention.
r. P. Burr and family and E. A. Burr
have gone to Strawberry Valley 10
spend a few weeks.
Will O'Neil has gone to Los Angeles
where he will spend his vacation of two
weeks or thereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Stephenson and
daughter, Miss Mabel Forbes, left for
Pacific Grove yesterday. Mrs. Robert
Farrell will join them on Wednesday.
Samuel Poorman, formerly proprietor
of the Golden Eagle Hotel, was up
from the Bay yesterday as witness in
the matter of the estate of Isaac Da-
Wis, deceased.
Fl. B. Breckenfeld. Chief Train Dis.
patcher for the Southern Pacific Com
pany in this city, is spending his vaca-
ton in San Francisco. accompanied by
his family.
Mrs. NJ. A. Nagle, Grand President,
and Miss Annie NJ. Potthoff. Grand
First Vice President of the Young La
dies Institute, will visit Y. L. l., No.
II. this evening. Miss Potthoff will re-
turn to San Francisco on Wednesday
afternoon.
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THE SUPERVISORS.
Plans for the Proposed Bridge
Over Georgiana Slough,

At the meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors yesterday morning, Super
visor Gillis presided, Supervisor Jen-
kins not being present, and the board
sitting as Board of Equalization.
H. B. Wulff agent, appeared for F.
J. Gehring. asking that the assessment
on the south half Of the west quarter
of lot 5, and ], Ninth and Tenth
streets be reduced from 81, 100 on the
lot and $3.50 on the improve
ments, to $1,700 on the lot
and 81, 800 on the improve
ments He testified that the property,
which is assessed at $4,05O, has beep
unsuccessfully offered for sale for
81, 500 for the past year.
r. E. Parker addressed the board in
relation to his bill against the county
for cobbles and asked that 1t be paid.
as it had been hanging fire for a year
and he needed his money. :
Supervisor Morrison said he had OBJ
jected to the original bill as being two
high, and that the rock had been meas
ured by county officials. 1t has all
been broken and is now on the county
roads. If Mr.. Parker begins suit, the
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BRIEF NOTES.

Z .-
The Catholic Ladies', Relief Society
has extended prompt aid to Mrs Will
liam Smith and children of HOB I
street. who Were deserted by the hus-
band and father and left destitute.
Already there is a, perceptible Short
ening of the days. and in a few weeks
it will be quite noticeable. The mid
summer. point will soon be passed.
Some one advertises for horse s'to
use for feed" but fails to explain
whether he intends to feed" on it him
self or give the flesh to his chickens.
However, this uncertainty need not de.
ter any one from sending along horse
if he has one he doesn't want
Officers NJ. p. Fisher and Fitzgerald
yesterday gathered in Press Hawkins
on charge of vagrancy. Press has
been up on similar charges before
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county will have to pay the BILL as the
cobbles are charged for at the same
price as the county had been paying
before. The county has received more
than it will have to pay for it, and will
have to pay the costs If there is a suit.
A statement of the case was made by
the County Surveyor to the Grand Jury
and it was perfectly satisfied.
County Surveyor Boyd addressed the
board on the petition of Hansen and
others to a road through the Natona
vineyard There are only three par
ties interested and the Natoma Com
pany offered them a road through its
land, free of cost to the county, ex-
cept that of moving the fence. and will
fight the proposed road to the end.
The two -consenting land owners
will accept $50 an acre, thus doing
away with the necessity of advertising.
The matter was postponed until
Supervisor Curtis return.
At the afternoon session the board
reconsidered it's action in rejecting the
demand of Robert Parker for cobble-
stones, in order that the claim might
be more fully investigated after the re-
turn of Chairman Curtis.
A report was received from the spe-
cial election Commissioners of San
Joaquin School District showing that
on the Sth instant special election
was held in the district at which a tax
of 81 600 was voted for new school
house.
County Surveyor Boyd submitted his
report on the proposed steel drawbridgc
over Georgiana Slough at Walnut
Grove. The bridge would be POO feet
long and 1S feet wide, and the esti-
mated cost $11, 1856. The report was
accompanied by drawings showing the
plan of the proposed bridge.
The report was laid over for future
consideration.
The record-union., 1899-07-11
Alleged False Pretenses.

Sergeant McManus and Officer M. A..
Fisher yesterday arrested Ciofh Gui-
seppi on a charge Of obtaining property
by false pretenses, preferred by Sazi1
Luigi. 1t is understood that the men
were partners and that Luigi claims his
partner secured part of the property
by false REPRESENTATIONS
The record-union., 1899-07-11
4 FEW POINTERS. ]

The recent statistics of the number OF
deaths show that the large majority die
with consumption. This disease may conn.,
mence with an apparently harmless cough
which can be cured instantly by Kemp s
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, which
is guaranteed to cure and relieve all
cases. Price. Csc and 50c. For sale by all
druggists.
The record-union., 1899-07-11
The Hundred Year Club.

A Hundred Year ClQh has been organ
lied The object is to study the conditions
which promote longevity. After much
study and research its members must
arrive at the conclusion that the only
possible way to attain long life is to take
the best care of health. With all due re-
spect, we present the study of Hostetter s
Stomach Bitters for consideration. This
is tonic for one of the most vital organs
of life-the stomach. For fifty years it
has cured constipation, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, biliousness, weak liver and kid
neys. 1t makes strong stomachs, rich
red blood and steady, vigorous nerves. II
you accept substitute don't expect it to
cure like Hostetters Bitters. See that
private Revenue Stamp covers the neck
of the bottle.
The record-union., 1899-07-11
More Sacramento Miners.

The Pacific Gravel Mining Company
has filed it's articles of Incorporation in
the County Clerks office. 1t is to
operate in Ell Dorado County, and the
principal place of business is Saera-
mento. The capital stock is sac. 900.
and the, Directors are F. l.. Atkinson,
w. A. Desborough, H. U. Prindle,
James T. Martin and ]. w. Guthrie of
Sacramento.
The record-union., 1899-07-11
A Demand ON the State.

William A. Heister, administrator Of
the estate of Lumley Franklin, de-
ceased, has petitioned the Superior
Court for an order requiring the State
Controller to repay to the estate
$629. 40, money escheated to the State.
The record-union., 1899-07-11
Auction Sales To-Day.

At the Courthouse, at 10 a. m. to-day.
S. B. Smith, Public Administrator,
will sell at auction, 69S shares of the
capital stock of the Peoples Savings
Bank, to close the estate of the late
Cecilia Baldwin.
The record-union., 1899-07-11

Hawley & Phillips will sell at auction
at 10 a. m. to-day a lot 56x16O on the
south side of E street, between Sixth
and Seventh, with a two-story house of
ten rooms, and four-room house on
the alley in the rear.
The record-union., 1899-07-11

At 2 p. m. to-day, D. J. Simmons &
Co. will sell at auction at 1925 K street,
all the costly furniture and carpets in
the residence there, comprising parlor,
library, dining-room and kitchen out
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DIED.

DIED.
MUND-In this city, July 9Th. Fred c.
Mund, husband of Henrietta Mund,
father of Mrs. H. L. Kipkle Of Auburn;
Placer County, Frank and Fred Mund
of this city. stepfather of Mrs. Frank
Mund, a native of Germany, aged 50
years and 10 months.
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
to-day (Tuesday). at 2:30 p. M, from his
late residence. 1720 Fifteenth street. In
{ terment City Cemetery.
I,u. G.. son of Maria w Wentworth, ,
brother of J. S., E. G., E. r. and c. O.
Wentworth and Mrs. e. Hodgkinson, a
native of New York, aged "a years, 10
months and days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Fancy Japanese hemp mating 21c
yard. Ladies' handsomely trimmed
hats S115, at our clearing SALE Sacra-
mento Home Supply Co., J, Z and s.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
County of Sacramento, State of Cali
fornia.
e. HUMPHREY, formerly Mary e. Hall
deceased.
Commissioner BY the above entitled
court in the above entitled matter, by the
order of this court, dated the 18th day Of
NAV A. D., 1899, to make partition among
the Ct the estate 9f said & ds
trihmfed to them in undivided shares, has
been filed herein and said report has been
SET for hearing for FRIDAY. July l4ths
4 Is 1899 at ten o'clock a. m., at the
cnnrtroom of the above entitled court. an
the Courthouse In II the City rt,fs of saGra- sn;r-
esfed therein are notified to appear ab
said time and place.
Witness Iy hand q and 1,1v ne sea- sSs 81 saio
e WIN. b. HAMILTON.
fv4-et Clerk OF said Superior Court z
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~Wieland's Extra Pale" Lager, $1.1O
doz. quarts delivered. Blauth, 4O7 K.
Tel. 297.
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Otto's Summer Garden-the coolest
place in town to enjoy ice cream
soda, or sherbet, 90S ]. opp. Plaza
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Whisky Hill Wells Office. 631 K.
Wood and coal. Cady, 215 L.