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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

At the annual meeting of the Cano1
City Cider and Picking company. 4
this city on the End day Of May, IL
following officers and board of direcS
tors were elected for the ensuing
year:
A. F. Cherry, president; j. Grave.
stock, vice president; G. R. CASSIDY,
treasurer: 7. A. Howes, secretary;
T. C. Hunter, T. A. Howes, G. R. Cas-
sedy, John Gravestock, A. F. Cherry.
directors.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11
L.o.,.s y, NJ. a..ora-

Locking Up His Rssora-
You keep coffee pots hers. do you
not7"
Yes. ma'am-"
And teapots1
"fes. ma am
We'll. guess this must be the place.
she said 10 herself. DO you know my
husband. Hezekiah Brown?"
-So. ma'am--
Then l guess you can't help me" she
said, with evident disappointment.
You see. l want TO find out whether
You have been selling him any jackpots
recently. He's been awfully hard up OF
late and the only thing could get out
OF him was something about losing
some jackpots. and / thought il could
find out where he got them in the frs,
place / might help him straighten the
matter out"-Chicago Post
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11
westciiffe Items.

WeStcltffe Items.
Tribune. Saturday. Maya
Silver Cliff is now a dry town
that is, wet goods are not on SALE
there. Too much license.
Nick. Chamnings, who was wit
ness in the Creek trial at Canon City,
returned on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Diez, very worthy ladx
wife of one of Wet Mountain Valleys
best citizens, is critically i'll at Caiion
City.
The prospects for the constructi06
of an electric road from Cripple Creel
to Canon with Westcliffe as terrnk
mus are very tiattering.
Fred Ackelbein and wife left Tuea:
day for Canon City, being summonef
thither to the bedside of Mrs- Acke<
bein's mother, who is dangerously q
Last Sunday the wind got it'll
into funnel shape at Canon City q
fpnnilly fpnnsaed abort tAat tov
srattsetnE zixaa. lsssliax trses jl
and barns. Nobody hurt.
The jury before which the Greek
~-.o r-,. ha,~I ~ ra;,rx C,fr khs~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

There is something burgiariors
about four acres" said the man who
sometimes plays poker
They are almost like robbery said
the man who sometimes tines TO play.
s'Yes, and they are safe oPcners-"-
Indianapolis Journal.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

-Ay friend prides himself on not be-
ing susceptible to hastery.- said Willie
Washington.
yes" answered Miss Cayenne .-the
only difficulty is that he doesn't believe
you can say anything about him so
complimentary that it isn't true
Washington Star.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

smither.-Halloa. Tompkins. haven,
seen you for months. But what are
you carrying that jumping jack and
rattle home for?
Tompkins (whose first infant occa-
sions him no little embarrassment)--
F-for a-a young friend of mine--ulus-
trated American.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

Which style OF music do you prefer?''
asked Willie Washington. who had just
been reminded of the subject by .
street piano; ''the Italian or the Ger.
MANI
Il prefer the Italian" answered Miss
Cayenne. THE orchestra doesn't wake
ONE up SO often-"-washingto Star
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

my life was spoiled, lady said the
traveller. .'by my wife's cooking"
WAS 1t 80 very bad?"
NO, lady, i, was good So good thai
my friends ate me out of house and
home. What TO Eat.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

J. w. Chambsrlin, who has heavy
interests in the Gresnhorn district,
returned yesterday fiom trip to
Pueblo. While in the -smokey city
Mr.. Chambsrlin was kept busy talking
about the outlook in this district and
explaining the amount Of development
that has been done. The business
men Of Pueblo are deeply interested
in the futurs Of Dawson, but were
10th TO believe that three shipping
mines were already being operated.
while the prospects for twice that
that many were most promising. II
does not seem possible to the people
down the valley thst . mining camp
really exists within couple Of bours
ride Of their DOORS and at . point %
easy Of access. The idss Of mining
localities in most peoples minds is
coupled With rugged mountains whose
peaks rest IN the regions Of eternal
snow. That mine, other than coal
mine, could BE- developed In . section
where summer weather predoninates
is beyond their comprehension
Pueblo people have = clear concep.
s;,. ~ ,>6c. c;fv'a remarkable clin.
=. rs- "a q 81, -.n.;,.,
- ~ rs.~s~s,;, ! ,,o..;,.s - 60
- -. 90 . -. IL. !, r.s.... =.
....s. - .s,,,.-. ri...a 3, ~.
s.-.S -,--..,.. ,.,'..-.. - ,,.,r,-sr ...1.s
ss. .ss... .,,sss. s.. r,r, h,inv ~.
,.lon.d . .roup !, u cop.sr-voh mioe.
-h;ch nro,ris. 10 b.ooms a impor.
s.,s f.c,or 4 he ooatributorr "a
co,o..ao.. ,,,;ner,l outnut Be lon,
h;m.s,f ~ ,hs t.xk with an enerxy
~ ~srv s.rrss.nes, of which vor
~ .,..nt;op and Admiration Of ii,
.,;sh ~ -hcr Il came Il contact. The
rs~ult IN he h.s two cooperative
cour.n,.s ve,l oro.ni,ed
Ora ~ ths.. compauies win uspd
.,,...s.x r.nr....t.tive. hare II once
e i.v,stir.te a. v,ltiitv Of Mr..
Ch,mberlin,s reprsseutstiops. II con.
lined that ~ st.temsnts made by
h,u ,rs -. ~ eonpsnv. vhich -.
. -o-a;,v c.plt,, of 40 oOo viii IN.
,.r.ss it.s,f 4 d. dissrict ..d bse;p
.c,,v. cr,.r,tso.. - he dsv.louusnt
-. ns,.s Irro, -. d.c,.,on a this
co,r,.,, ~,ill h,nr, ~ actions of the
..r,,,,d cru,r,.,t;on. IpAuent;sI cit;.
~. ma is.dipr buaipe.e men Of pu.
.hlo ~ nrominent q both companies,
~ ch,mherlin ,sserts I'D he Il
vsrv s.ngu;ne tia. tho need he hs,
.cx,r v;ll /. vsrv fruitful. and th.,
!. = vsrv .hort tims. He snticipates
a.c;asd ru.h = ths d:guipgs ri.
..-r.- v;v,,c !. g IL co,v,ct;op
sai-ss.s'.s eN~8 " = = ~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11
J. w. chamberin Talks Enthusiastically About the
Future Of Canon city's Young Portege.
STRONG COOPERATIVE COMPANIES FORMED
puebo Bsness Men Win Send Representatives Make Expert
Examination Of Greenhorn Dstrct--Antipathy to the
Camp Rapidly Fading Awsy--Bight Outlook.
S,afer sells 0sf.

Saafer SeIls 0uf.
Yesterday Il. B. Slater disposed Of
his one-fourth interest in the Pinto
for a consideration of $500. The
purchaser is John Wilson, ex-clerk Of
the district court, man well versed
in mining lore and is satisfied that be
has picked up : good thing
-Four c's . cinch,''
Canon City parties, now in New
York, are there for the purpose Of
completing arrangements by which
the thriving city at the end Of the
Royal Gorge is to have another rail-
road line In case this project goes
through and the plans Of the Florence
& Cripple Creek are carried out,
Canon CitywiIl enjoy the blessing Of
four railroads. and direct connection
with Cripple Creek and intervening
points.
The new road is practically decided
upon The affairs are now being COM
pleted in New York and those inter-
ested directly are expected to come
70 coInv.dn raxf .rraaL t<. rr.nlr ovar
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11
Asssal Ree1 btsce,

The annual Fremont County road
race is this year open to all wheelman
Of Pueb,c,- Fremont. Custer. Chaifee
and Teller counties. which insures >
large list Of entries. The race will
occur on Wednesday, Nay 24th, and
the course will be from Canon City to
-Four Mile and win be twice-doubled,
making the total distance traversed
Is miles.
A new '99 model Victor bicycle will
be given As first place prize, while
the first time prize viii consist of a
suit Of clothes. A number Of wheel
men from the adjacent counties are
expected to participate in the event.
and as al will be accompanied by
their friends, big time is looked
forward to.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

Yesterday II. B. Slater disposed Of
his one-fourth interest in the Pinto
for a consideration of $500. The
purchaser is John Wilson, ex-clerk of
the district court, man well versed
in mining lore and is satisfied that be
has picked up . good thing.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

Served tIis~ Right.
0iubbs wcocd great heiress.
And wasted two lives
Got the rschts; OF girls,
And the poorest OF wtveA
-Chlcago Tribune.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11
sllver cuIlf Rustilnxs.

viii Scott and family departed on
Thursday morning last for Canon City,
and are visiting friends there.
Mr.. Fred Ackelbein yesterday &c
companied his wife and others of the
Diez children to Canon City, where
their mother, Mrs Fred Diez, is lying
near to deaths door.
County Treasurer Oxburn. who has
been suffering for some time past
with severe case Of grip, departed
on Thursday morning last for Canon
City with the hope that . lower alti-
tude might be benhecial to him. Mrs,
Ozburn accompanied him.
Jno. Chetelat. formerly of this
county, but now q resident of Canon
City, who was . candidate for ap-
pointment to the position of deputy
warden Of the penitentiary. has been
appointed to be superintendent of the
construction Of the State wagon
road from Pueblo to Leadvillc, the
work on which will be done BY convict
labor. This is a more responsible
and important position than the
deputy wardership, since the Euperin.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11
TELL OF YOUR
...WANTS
Record Want Column.
''Help wanted'' and e.sIsaatiee- aa-
ted" Ads. Free in iAis eoIana

"Help Wantedps and s.oisnHtics- 8G-
ted" Ads. Free in fais foialna
ton: haif CENT sseh subsequent iasssti5i. 4.
Foa RHs1-A good piano. MALL sI..4ll.
SIS Macon Ave. l9-tI-
70. s4In-sA acres in trses and Alfaifa-
caii south Fruitmere- is-zE-
WAsTED-To rent horse and surrey OF
surrey alone, By The month Apply "a Mrs
hcBfiae. Hariven Block BIZ
WASTED Good second hand ba<sy ~
Main street issA
wANTED-Two raneA aaa d4irs hzeas *
once All summer 1s+ss AZ gessa gEAssz- apply
T. J. reeman. Howard, colorado. 1l.s
wAHTBD-A hSAt secord hand sbrlng
wagon. ~lti4 brake. must be elaeA.s. sElts
sox Devine, Park eoansy. cs3o III
Foz sAnx-EgxS from BArrsd siyz 9is1A
Rocks that wo- SECOND premium al Feea-a
In lses, scored BY Haghrs. BOOK your cFts =.tss
carry ~ only limited number * Ks ior
sale A. Z. Nelson, fatds III Eaad Ave -
Fon nsAIK-rwo-sezfed surrey. dnaBla 81
coach hsrnsss. riding saddle and uT1I1te.
ouggs pole. Apply a. C. Ellzrd- = Asda.
wAsrED-sons one to take ehiia s1o
ysArs old. reasonable pay. = al II D4e-ei's
- oS&seN-e- - -11->--f
FOB sALE-A good reIizble wsrk teaz
reasonable Write xermod Bros, D.fIle.
Park Coanry. Colorado IL Il
GOOD wERER PIANO for sails eAeza
for ANAL cash payment cosn. d-siaaee
DoDrhiy payments. 4 oarggse- Aa0alre
frsmont County Bank i5t4
lis.1oR 'zHasz--s~o r<c<, fars~ ~, -
Aayhsus Jswsiry store ~
TO TRADE--tsood Q1seS saAre for good
horB7. Will pay cast 111erelcS- j .. l-4Atz
cAnA Steam iaandsg. ~
FOB sALE-,Any quantity Il szch rltez
FOR RENT Or sALE-aoasss. al sizes.
inquire OF r. A. Raynokis Al kreaons ecsHty
Bank 81
KEEP YOUR OWN KEY AND COUNSEL
County Bank S. year -srf
FOR SALE on RENT-Eaur new briex
cosrages In desirable p.rs OF ci.E-
FOR RENr.-Ffve desirable ertox hozsoes
all with water and CELLARS some With p2sss
and some with desirable xardeE tracts Cali
~ Fremont County Bank tor parsieat4rs-
"ANrED- SEVERAL TRusT&oNHHS
w persons In this state to aaAaaSe oar
bustnsss in your own and neSFhff eouusfes-
II II mainly ofhce work conducted Al hclne-
Salary straight $500 year snd expenses
DEFINITE. bonznde- no more. no less salary
Monthly S75- References Epeicse SELF
Hess. Prssr-. Dept n. chic2xo-
|
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

Two bodies, or rather one body and
! portion Of another were found IN
!theSirss nssx 2 Floesurea fewdsDsaGo.
The BODY was that Of man sbout 30
years Of age, well dressed and had
evidently followed the occupation Of
miner. In the pants pockets were
four 2o-dollar gold pieces, 5-dollar
bill and 90 cents in silver. The coat
and vest were missing and no papers
of identification were found The
body had been in the water several
days of the other body only the
head and one hand we're found. 1t is
thought possible that they belonged
to Arthur Mccartney, drowned while
in swimming below Sells Island on
the 10th Of July last
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

J. c. McQuay, who had been con-
fined to his home in South Canon for
several days from injuries received
in an accident, died Friday night and
was buried by Royal Gorge Lodge
Nc. z, A. o. U. w., Sunday
morning. McQuay came here from
Salida. where he had previously Joined
the order. He Was about 36 years
Of age.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

RATs-One oenI sor each word ars. iuaer-
ton: half cent each subsequent insertion.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-11

The many friends Of ]. D. Wells,
who for years had the management
of the Newton Lumber company's
yards at Sixth and Main streets, will
be panied to learn Of his death. Mr..
Wells had been . great, but patient
sufferer from kinney disease, and af-
ter disposing of his business interests
here, removed to Walsenburg few
months ago. At which place the in
terment took place He VAS q mem-
Der Of Royal Gorge Lodge No. Z. A.
O. U. W.. and leaves q wife in ex-
Gallant circumstances
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20

from their own doors, they care not
to whose lot it may fall Here is where
the State Board of Health steps in and
protects us one from another.
Where a city is badly severed, or
has no system of sewerage whatever,
an abundant supply of pure water will
not always diminish the death rate
from enteric diseases.
What is needed is that those in au-
thority be furnished sufficient evidence
to induce them to institute those other
necessary reforms, in conjunction with
a pure water supply. There will then
be no reason why our cities ana villages
should not have as low q mortality
from water-botne communicable dis
eases as is posslble.-EInler J.. An
drews, Assistant City Engineer, Lima,
O., in Municipal Engineering.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20
kWeinstock Lubin C Co.. 4OO-fI2 X ST., Sacramento.

and looks so tragic that I decide upon
a plan Of action. Putting an extra
dab of powder on my face, for a woman
doesn't like to face even an enemy with
a red and shining countenanee, 1 arm
myself with my sweetest smiles and
sally forth to the fray
AS 1 enter the parlor the smile fades
from his face; it is succeeded by a
look of unconcealed disappointment.
tell him in du1cet tones that Kate is
engaged at present and has sent me to
entertain him. I artfully lead him
into conversation, and finally invite him
out to the stable to see Hates new
horse He accompanies me with ill
concealed reluctance. The rain soaks
him through and through, for he is so
wrought up that he has forgotten to
put his macintosh on. l feel almost
sorry for him, but steel my heart with
the reflection that it is all for Kate S
future happiness. I manage to keep
him at the stables good hour. If
Billy comes reasonably early, 1 tell my
self, he will have ample time within
that hour to straighten things out with
his lady love.
Back to the house then we go,
stopping him every now and then to
admire this or that until almost the
half of another hour is gone when 1
finally release him and allow him to en-
ter the parlor. He is wet and dishev-
eled, and looks totally unlike the young
man who entered Kate's doors a short
time ago. But l do not care. / take
one glance at Kate and another at
Billy and am satisfied.
Teddy, with more foresight than
gave him credit for, sees, too, ard
casting a malignant look at poor, lit
tie me, a vindictive one at Billy and
speeches. one at Kate, he hastily
takes his departure. 1 only wait to
congratulate the happy couple before I,
too, leave them alone to their new
found bliss. And as wend my home
ward way through the wind and the
rain, not to mention the mud, I am
borne up by the serene self-conscious-
ness that I have accomplished good
days work.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20

Ripan tabules for dyspepsia and
stomach troubles. SC per box OF
10.
Birdsall's olive ola home
product that is pure and high
grade quality. 81 per bottle, quart
size.
Quinine put up in capsules, 2
grains, &c dozen; 8 grains, Ioc
dozen.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20
n ale of Furniture
Tuesday, Feb. Fl.

Tuesdays Record Union" will
give full particulars of a furniture
sale we are to have on that day.
Here in brief are some OF the
items.
White enameled bedsteads at
SII.5o to $32. so, reduced to $3.50
to $22.5o.
Corduroy couches with fringe
and lined box beneath, S7.oS.
Fancy corduroy bed lounges,
SS.4o.
Moss hair mattresses for full
size beds, 1898.
Solid oak dining. chairs, o3c.
Hanging hat racks, $I.o7.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20

Chicago furnishes a very instructive
example of the relation of impure
drinking water to typhoid fever The
city pumps it's supply of water froln
Lake Michigan, and previous to 1892
the cribs of the Water Works system
were close in shore and the water sew
age polluted. In 1892 the city COM
pleted two out of four projected new
intake tunnels, receiving its supply
from about four miles out in the lake,
and the following very clearly shows
the result. The death rate from ty-
phoid fever per 10000 of population
during the years 1890, 1891 and 1892
was 11.5: the number of deaths in 1892
being ,4S9. In 1894. the rate had fallen
to 81, demonstrating clearly the effect
of a purer water.
The last few years has seen an ex-
cellent beginning by a numl er of States
toward a systematic study of the
sources and contamination of public
water supplies. with the idea in view
of bringing them as near as possible
to the ideal conditions of a pure water
supply.
The laws Of a mum Der of States re-
quire that the State Board OF Health
shall examine and pass upon all pro
jected water supply 3nd sewerage sys-
TENS. and this plan tends to the abol-
ishment of the once universal and sell
fish practice of discharging crude sew
age into the nearest stream, whether it
was used as a source of water by
other communities or not.
Municipalities, as a general rule, are
much more selfish than Individuals. and
SO long as they have danger removed
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20
NVen's Tailoring
M Department.
Spring Samples Ready.

spring Samples Ready.
The making of clothing to order
is an established success with us.
No doubt as to the satisfaction
we give or the money that Gus
toners save in buying from us.
The samples of all the new
Spring cloths are ready. You
will find them the latest weaves
and patterns in all sorts of black
and colored cloths in plain and
fancy weaves and mixtures. Suits
from SI3.75 to $40; trousers, from
$3.50 to SI2..
If you are thinking of new
clothing why not drop in to see
these handsome cloths?
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20
Monday, Feb. 20.
Sale Of Taffeta silks,
65c

With the opening Of business
Monday we shall place on sale tat
feta silks-one of the most popu-
lar fabrics in the market. Its uses
are almost without end. 1t is espe-'
cially suitable for skirts, founces,
ruffles, tucking, stock waists, ETC.,
This silk that we shall offer comes
in hyacinth, cardinal, cerise, blue,
emerald, petunia, royal baby blue,
etc. Sale price, Csc.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20
A Badly Sprained Arm.

Houston, Texas, Feb. Is, 1888
Dr. Railway & Co.-Dear Sirs: August
18th last 1 had a badly sprained arm.
After using six different (what was
called remedies, / never got relief till
1 used Railways Ready Relief. which
eased the pain at once ard cured me in
two days. My father. who is Sc years old.
says: "Radway's Ready Relief and Rad
ways Pills are the best of all medicines"
We keep them in the house the year
around Respectfully.
THOMAS HANSBOROUGH,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20
E.V1ew: 1899
N Percales.

Standard percales or punjabs-
no better quality made, and in the
new 1899 patterns. We have I54
pieces, and no two patterns alike,
SO that all tastes can be suited.
Firm weave, SO inches wide
Price, I29c yard.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20

Hoods Sarsaparilla is a special boon
to soldiers, because it eradicates ell
disease germs, builds up the debilitatsd
system and brings back health. Doc
tors prescribe it, nurses commend it.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20

LOT Ribbons are now in
vogue for dress trimmings, and
soon every one will be looking for
narrow ribbon for Spring cos
tunes. Here is a ribbon 1 inch
wide with six rows of cords, with
which to draw the same into a
stirring either on one side or the
other. Colors pink, white, red,
brown, light blue, green, navy
blue, heliotrope or black.
p %SsRA1's &c I'd
LOT 8-Handkerchiefs with u
inch embroidered edges in pretty
effects; made on good cloth and
much below value at
rlONDAY's o.
PRICE, u
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20
The QUALITIES We ENCOURAGE.

I'LL QUhlIIILO VI LVUUUnHULI
The thoughtfulness, politeness and earnest
ness of our employees are frequent subjects of
remark among customers. They are qualities
that encourage to the utmost Recently, in
writing to our salespeople, occurred the follow
ing paragraph:
1--WE want it ever said that one of the chief
attractions of this business is the pleasure that
comes from being served by its employees. We
want our people to feel that they are acting for
us and that they are to receive and serve those
coming here they believe we ourselves would
receive and serve them.
1--WE want the sympathy which exists be-
tween us and our people to continue growing
between our people and customers. We
want all this for our good, for our peoples good,
for the customers g0od.''
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-20
FVlew Spring
kI Goods.

We have had five buyers in New
York City since early in January,
and cases and cases of new Spring
goods are arriving daily. In dam
ty Summer cottons the sales have
already been so large that some
numbers have been reordered. We
are exceedingly pleased with all
the new goods thus far received.
Such tasteful selections, coupled
with uniformly low prices, are 60
ing to make many new friends for
the house. 1t cannot be otherwise.
The white Event" has brought
out hundreds of buyers for en-
broideries, muslin underwear,
white goods, etc. Owing to the
large stock originally placed on !
sale, good assortments of many of
the items still remain.
Choloride of lime for disillfect-
ing in cans with convenient sprin-
kler tops, Ioc. I
Sacramento;
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"MOtherS' Friend"
Waists for Boys.

These we'll known waists come
in percale in light and dark colors,
including navy blue The bands
are detachable so that the button
piece is not sent to the laundry
Sizes 4 to IS years at soc.
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ii he New
Madras Cloth.

The new madras cloths are sec
ond to no other cottons in beauty.
They are almost silk-like in tex
ture, and come in all sorts OF
stripes, fancy weaves and checks.
Full yard wide and I5c yard.
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PACIFIC GROVE BAKERY

CARPET CLEANING. F F,Ts,.
for first-elass job of cleaning. laying or
renting. We seem 70 please every one
else, why not you? Telephone, Cap 292:
Sunset, white III. Southwest corner
Twelfth and o Atreets-