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COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market About Stationary, I
Though Prices Are Firmer.
Poultry In Good Supply and Selling
Bather Slowly—Butter Firm I
at Quoted Prices.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29th.
There is very little doing in Hops, and
the quoted figures are n .^er easy. The
local Wheat market is about stationary, j
as far as volume of trade is concerned,
but prices are held more firmly.
There was not much activity in the local
Produce markets yesterday, and but very
few changes in quotations were an
nounced. The receipts of the day were
liberal, but not. excessive, and there was
considerable remaining unsold at the close
of the day's business.
In the Fresh Fruit line the trade was !
confined mostly to Oranges. Choice Xavels
are held fjuite firmly at the present quota- j
tions, but Seedlings are quiet, and there is
some shading of asking figures in order
to reduce accumulated supplies. The best j
qualities of Apples are meeting with a ■
good steady inquiry, and values change j
but little from day to day. Persimmons
tod Pears are neglected. There are oc
casional small quantities of Grapes com
ing to hand, but the quality is not •
choice, and sales are slow, with prices un
settled. Cranberries remain steady, and
the inquiry shows but little signs of de
orease in volume.
Dried Fruits are inactive, the quantities
moving being very small. Prices are held
steady, however, and the outlook for hold
ers is not discouraging.
Supplies of Butter are fairly liberal, and
sales are extensive. Prices are held lirmly
at the quoted rates. Strictly choice Ranch
Eggs are coming to hand in small lots,
and under a good demand prices aie a
little higher and firm. Poultry is in good
supply, and selling rather slowly. Game
meets with a light inquiry.
The Potato market is quiet, and the
expected demand from the southern sec
tion of the State has not yet materialized,
although it is daily looked for. Receipts
from the North are heavier, and values
have a weaker tendency. Sweet Potatoes
are very scarce, and gT>od stock brings
top prices readily. Honey appears to
move off quite readily, but the market
cannot be called active.
Produce Quota tions.
FLOUR—>"et cash prices for Family Kxtras,
93 5003 6O; Bakers' Extras, fa o0<»3 40;
ttupernne, $2 600 2 75 V bbl.
WHEAT—stiippiug Wheat is quoted at $1
Vetll#r >'<j. 1 and $1 <>l' + iaU U2> a for choice. ,
>1 tiling Wheat, $1 07%(g,l 12>£.
BAIU.EV-Feed, lair to good, f,sti»Gt>?>;c;
choice, 67Jj@6sJ4c; brewing, 75<^8Oc.
OAXa—.Viilllng, 704P75c Vctl; Surprise yo@
97^c; Fancy teed, good to choice,
67S@»0e; poor to lair, 67H066«; Black, for ;
seed. $1 1001 30; Gray, <>d(#7sc *t cti.
OuKJS—Large Yellow, sO@»2> s c; Small Yel
low, ft2;,«^6c petl; v iut«, suessc.
KlE—7 7> B <e,BOc II ctl.
liL'CKU iiEAi — 76(g.55e %i ctl.
MIIXULINUS—SIS,*2I $iou.
liKAN— f12©13 50 %t lo:i.
OROUNi> BAHLEV— $15(916 » ton.
HAY—Wheat, $B®l-'; Wneat aud Oat, $7
Oil: Oat, f ti©y 60 Alfalfa, $u<»3 50; Bar
ley, $C so<S>i*; Clover, $G^p7 6u; Compressed,
>C 50«pli; clock, $s*o t tou.
SIH.vW —bs(ffOOc» bale.
liOPtj-4<*tk) %* tt>.
BEAJS.-S—Bayos, f 1 10®l 15; Butter, $1 50
t»l bU; Piuk, »I®l 15; Red, 91 tio; I
Lima, $2 50fe2 05; Pea, $1 50»l 75; hmaii
White, $1 4o»l 60; Large VV nite, $1 lOstf
2 30; Blackeye, £1 7fi#l '.iO; ued Kidney, !
?1 75©1 «5; Horse.fl .SOtuU 7u^ctl.
FOTAI'OEfa—fcaliuas Burbanks, 50«j,80c fi
Ctl; River Burbauks, Jot&3be ?. sack; viregon
iiurbanks, 45«jboc V cv; iviver Reds, 3504uc
«i ctl; Early Rose, oO©uOu ctl; Sweet Po
tatoes, $1 75^2 25 ft ctl.
O-NluNs— su©7 5c "t* ctl for Caliiornia; ore- i
gou, 75tf50c V ell.
VEUEI'ABL.ES—Cream Squash, 2<J@2sc f4 \
box; Tomatoes, 25&50 c; string l>eaub, siu.7c
V It; Green i eas, 4tf6c fl tt>; urcen Peppers, !
25®500 ♦ box; Carrots, 30«i40c; Caubuge, |
50c ft ell; Gallic, 4(»5c ft Q>; Dried Peppers, >
sujlue V* 2>; Mushrooms, lotf^uc p. 2»; -Mar- |
rov. fat, etquasn, <io<#y V ion; Hubbard 1
Squash, *oi*3 M ton; Asparagus, 15(fl>22>sC !
FRESH FRUlT—Apples—No. 1 grades, 600
<2sl fi box; coinuion, 4u(js»t,oc V oox; luncy,
11 25^1 50; Lady Appies, 7uc lor small j
boxes and $I©l 50 for large size. t.'ranber
ries, $lu.sj>ll V bbl. Grapes, 60*.75e in boxes
and 75<.«ir^l in crates. Pears nominal. Per
bimmouti, 40075 c V box.
CITRUS FRUlT—Mexican Limes, $505 50
9 box; California Lemons, $101 25 lor com
mon and $1 5002 II box for good to choice;
Do You Know a Good Thing When You See It?
THAT NEW SUBDIVISION AT OAK PARK
Seems to be a good thing with us, as we have sold a number of lots even before the property was subdivided.
Our maps and prices—and, speaking of prices, we are selling lots at much lower figures than have ever been
offered before at the Park.
X~^* Some at $I£ls tPu.st as a Starter. <^JL
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This property comprises five blocks of the choicest land in OAK PARK, and divided in lots of 40x130 and
140x20. Get off the cars at the terminus of the electric railroad and there you are.
We ask only a small payment down and no further payment required for one year should
purchasers improve. Easy installments thereafter.
ROR RURTMER lIM FOR IVI ATIOISI SEE
WISEMAN, 411 J Street, or W. H. COLLINS, Oak Park.
SACRAMENTO DAILY TEtECOKD-UOTON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1595-
and $2 50®3 for fancy; California Orange*.
$1 7b®2 zb V box for seedling*; Ravels, !
Si 2 25(40 ¥ box; Japanese Manual ins, yOc®
$1 10 * box.
XRuFICAE FRUlT—Bananas. $1 2502 *
buncli; Pineapples, $2 60®5 %l dozen; Per
sian dates, 4<aK.e %* m.
DHIhD FKUlTb—Following are the prices
furnished by the San Fraucisco Fruit Ex
change. Tue figures presented represf nt car
load lots. Apricois. firm; Apple*, steady;
Prunes, strong, especially for larger sizea;
IVaciK-s, quiet. Apricois—Fancy .Vloorparks,
lO^ile; choice, do, lOc; iancy. 'J'y t c; choioe,
ye; standard, be; prime, 7> 2 c. Apple*—
Evaporated, 4 **sc; sun-dried, S&S'oC.
Peaches—Fancy, tsc; choice, 6c; standard.
4.. ; prime, 4c; peeled in boxes, liaise.
Pears—Fancy, halves, 7c: quarters, o%e;
cbol c, 6c; standard, sc; prime, 4c. Plums—
Pitted, 4©-i'i:C; uupitlea, lj£®2> a i\ Prunes-
Four sizes, 4c. .Nectarines—i-ancy, 6'.^c;
choice, tic; oLaudard, o!,<; prime, sc. Flga— ■
\\ bite, choice, 3;/*4c; blae*, 202% c. Raisius
—in curload lota, r'. 0. ii. Francisco iv
sac';s or 50-26 boxes: 4-csown loose, 3? 4 c; a-
I oiown, - 2 c; 2-cru\vn, 2(£2' 4 >.-; kee^iless sul
-1 t-.iuas, S^io»4c; seedless Alu^euiei.-, 2' a »2 V;
dried graces. 2>^c; 3-crowQ London jiiyers,
bs(&'.<ue ~$ box In. UO-tb boxes; clusters, $i 35
tjl 60; IMbOHI clusters, |S2 J. 002 25; Im
perial clusters, |J2 b'o(&2 75.
BUTWtB—Creamery—Faucy, 23iij;24c: spe
cial brands, higner; seconds, 21«j>:i2e. Dairy
—taiicy. XiO^-lc; good to cnoice; lSlgil. c;
lower grade-, lo<g>l7c. Pickled, noniiuai;
rirki.i. no.;, nal.
LHKr>K i-uncy mild new. y011c; fair to
goou, 7<js3<.-, jfnntnra. 12013>ic «t2>.
E(_t(j>—^2®^sc f» dozen lor store and 27®
Jlcfor ram-h; Eabiern,-^oi|»2 lc; lancj BMfr
i trn,
PUUi.iKY—Live Turkeys—Gobblers, 9©
10c; jit!) -. v j,luc »It; do, dressed, louJliic
Htt>; Boosters. S>4ki,4 uOlor oldaud .«>4 sc(flis
; lor young; iiroilcis, ?>:;<g*3 6o lor sum land
! :»-l(fl>4 ou Jor large: Ileus, §4<^o; i->uct~, i
; ±G; utt,se, $1 ,)Uv*l 75 V* pair; Pigeous, si
I y dozen for oldaudfil !ia(a>l 00 X dozen for
youui:.
I'AJIE-bucks—Mallards, §2 oO@o; Teal,
75cijjii>l; Sprig, §1 25&1 50; v, iugeou, 75c#
fl; small aack. 75c; <.^uail, s>l: lirmy Geese,
|(2i02 .30; VVhite Uee.-e, §1«1 25; PvaubiU,
7&eijfsl U5; liare, 50c@jil; English snipe,
$1 6ufe>2; comuiou suipe. lcil(&l liuiik
era, $3«»3 60; iirant, $4 25^1 o«j %t dozen.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates tor whole oarcasees
from sliiUgiiterc-rB to dealers:
fcJß4£*£F— Kir->t quality. s<a»s,VjiC; second qual
ity, 4*i>c; tinra (juuiity. .^£,4o 9 E>.
\ EAL-4(g»sc lor laige and 697 cfk 1b for
sinali.
M UTTON—4(*Se ?i I>.
LAMB—s>,(&oci»&.
poHK-Live Ho-. 3®:jJ B e «ft for heavy, |
3^(d^ o c for small and ;i«j»3; a c for feeders.
BACSAMKMTO MARKET.
Trade of Fair Proportions ia .Local
Circles Saturday.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 29th.
Business was of fair proportions in local
market circles yesterday, and at the close*
stocks were pretty well cleaned up. Prices,
however, showed no change from those
quoted the previous day.
Following are the retail rates for the various
articles mentioned:
FLOL'K—Family Kxlras, $1 HO f» 100 fts;
90c %) 5u lbs.
1-iU IT—Bananas, 25@350 fl dozen; Limes, j
loc; Lemons, 26c. Oranges— Seedlings, 15@ |
| SOc ft aozeu; Navels, 40<d" 6c. bates. 8c t* &>;
Apples, 3c ft *; Cocoanuts. 100 euch; Cran- {
berries, 15c >i quart: Pineapples, (Joe each.
DAIRY PKODl'CE—Buturr— Valley, 3fto t>
roll, 1-ancy Petaluiuu, .05c; Fane/ Creamery,
ftoc; Fickle. 35c; Firkin, 16c ft B>. Cheese—
California, 12:^0 %t to; Youne America, 15c;
Eastern Creamery, 25c; Genuine Swiss, 4Oc;
American Swiss, 30c; Martin's Creamery,
2OC.
POULTRY—Turkeys—Live Hene.llc « tt>;
Live Uobblers, 12)^e dressed, 15c. Chickens
—Hens, tiOc each; Roosters, 50c; Broilers,
35c. lame Ducks, 75c; ljee»e. $2 ft pair.
KliGb—llanch, 30c ?) dozen; L'astern, 25c.
UAMK—Hare, 25c; KabbiUs, Squirreis,
20c; (.iuall, $1 5o V dozen. Ducks—Mallards, !
75c * pair; Canvasbacke, i»0c; Sprig, 50c; I
i Teal, Bac; \SlcJgeon, 30c; (iray Geese, 70c; I
' Brant, 50c. Black, 40c.
VEGKTABLES—Onions, 2c fl to; Bunch
Vegetables, 12; 2 c; Garlic, 10c ft ft; Lettuce, 3
for sc; Bay Leuuce, 3 lor 10c; Tomatoes, 2c
t- 1>; (ireeu l'epper». 5c ft 1b; Dried i'e.upers,
2Oc f> B>; Savoy Cabbage, loc fi head; Sprouis,
7c; Celery, s@loc %t head; i.'auliflower, 10c %i
head; Horse iiadUh, 10c ft tt; Musnroums,
10^12c; bpiuach, sc. Artichokea. 10c %t ft;
Cream s^ii^sii, 3c ft 16; Asparagus, «Oc.
PoTAXOKS— Kivera, 6oc ft cwl; Salinas,
91 25, Sweets, §1 50.
MEATS-Beet—Prime Kib Roast. 12S®15c;
; I.uln Sieak, 12;- f ®lsc; Bump Bteak, 10c;
I Chuck Uoabt, loc; Hump, 8c; Brisket, ac;
I Cnuck Sienk, 10c. Veal—Loin ana KiO Ciiops,
15c; Roast Veal, 12c Mutton—Leg, 11®
liiJjCj Loin anU HiO Chops, 12> a c; .viutton
Stew, 8c; Shoulder Chopu, Pork, bu*l2o
Vft Corned Beef, «^l2%c; Sausage, 12% c;
I \lenna Sausag , 15c; Bacon, B©l3>gc; Ham,
12; a© 13 V.
UAY AND GRAIN—Oat Hay. 65c ft cwt;
Wheat, 55c; second quality, 50c; Alfalfa,
new, second and third cutting, 65c; Whole
Barley, 70c; Ground Bark-y. UOc; Feed oats,
$1(91 26; Middlings, 95.-; Bran, bOc; Straw
05c.
€iy ™AL 1110 It) UiM
In Broken Si^es.
If you can use them they are the cheapest goods you have
ever seen, quality and make considered.
LOT I—Boys' Dark Fancy Pattern $3 3O Kilt
Overcoat with cape; ages 4, 5 and 6.
Closing price, $1 45.
LOT 2—Youths' Dark Chinchilla $7 SO Over
coats with velvet collars; sizes 33, 34
and 33. Closing price, $3 73.
LOT 3—Boys' Dark Silk Mixed $8 Overcoats,
without capes, extra superior quality;
ages 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Closing price,
$3 45.
LOT 4—Boys' All-wool Imported Scotch Chev
iot $7 SO Ulster Style Overcoat in gray
mixed colors. Closing price, $2 45.
LOT s—Boys' Heavy Union Cloth Plain Over
coat; ages 2, 3 and 4 years. sOc.
LOT 6—Men's Extra Fine $6 French Calf Boots,
custom made; sizes 5, s^, 7, 1\ and 10.
Closing prices, $4.
LOT 7—Men's Extra Heavy ij>3 5O arid $4 SO
Kip Boots; sizes 10, 11, 12 and 13.
$2 and $2 50.
LOT B—Boys' Fine Calf $2 5O Shoes, button
and hook and lace; sizes 11, 12 and 12$,
$1 25; sizes 3£, 4, 4£, 5 and 5i $1 50.
All our Gents' Fine Silk Handkerchiefs and
Mufflers and Ladies' Fine Embroidered Silk,
Linen and Cambric Handkerchiefs will be
sold at one-third discount from regular value
until after New Year's.
SAVE YOUR SPARR CHANGE AB WATCH OLR AD.,
As we are preparing for a CLEARING SALE that will surpass
all others. It will consist of staple, desirable everyday and
Sunday goods. We want iBq6 entirely different from 1895 as
we shall carry a much different line of goods, which will be
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods
and one of the largest and finest stocks of MILLINERY that
we ever carried, or any one else ever did in this city. Our
orders for Fine Trimmings, Laces, Gimps and Fine Flowers are
now being filled from Paris, Germany and New York. Also,
fine Paris styles in Lace Braid Hats, English Milans, Panamas,
Leghorns, in Walking Hats (after the style of Leghorns) and
Dress Shapes tor our spring trade.
SPECIAL,
Until our Clearing Sale is inaugurated, on all of our fine
Millinery in every line we will allow 20 per cent discount from
our regular low prices.
THE RED HOUSE CO.,
J STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTR
AGENCY DOUGLAS AND RENO CREAMERIES,
Finest Butter and Cheese made, Santa Paula Seed
less Lemons, Havana Seed Oranges, Etc.
WOOD, CURTIS & CO.,
Packers, Shippers. Wholesale Dealers California. Oregon and Nevada Produce, 117 to 135 J St
HOTELS AITD RESTAURANTS.
A
GOLDEN EAGLE MOTEL,
Corner Seventh and X Strc«s.
STRICTLY FIR.ST-Ci..\s.S. FREE 'BU3
to and from the cars.
GRAY A TITUS, Proprietors.
CAPITAL HOTEL,
S. W. Cor. Hand Seventh Sta, Sacramento.
CONDUCTED ON THK EIRofKAN PLAN.
Strictly first-class. Electric cars pass the
door every three minutes.
BLESSING .v ULTHRIE, Proprietors.
WESTERN HOTEL,
THK LEADIHG HOUSE OF SACRA
mento,CaL Meals,2scent*. WM. LAND,
Proprietor. Free 'bus to and from hotel.
STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and X Sts., Sacramento.
BOARD AND ROOM, $1 25 TO §2 FER
day. Meals, 25 cents.
4S"-Acccommodattons FIRST-CLASS. Free
'Bus to and from hotel.
W. J. ELDER, Manager.
PACIFIC HOTEL,
ptOBNBB X AND FIFTH STBEBTB. SAC
\j ramento. MeaN, 25 cents. Nearest Hotel
to Post and Express Offices and Theaters.
Street cars pass the door every three minutes.
Elegantly fumisln-d rooms in single or suites
[torn 50 cents to $1 per night.
m 'J. F. SINGLETON', Proprietor.^
THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE,
T7IRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
J; spect. Ladies' dining-room separate. Open
day and nlsrht. IiUCKMANN A CAKKA
UHER, Proprietors. No. 1019 Second street,
between J and X, Sacramento.
MINT RESTAURANT.
• A Second St., bet. X and L jf&Kk
ft»M^ The cheai^st and '>estiWf^^
25-cent meals in the cityf w) «yB
■* served at all hours, dvyv— '
or night. Oysters served in all styles. Pri
vate rooms for ladies and families. Parties
served on short notice. Service guaranteed.
JPIiN KOVACEVICH, Proprietor.
MARCO'S RESTAURANT,
Third and J vtrpotn.
Ladies entrance on Third street. Open day
and night.
White Help From the Front Door to the Alley.
CHOICE HOT CAKFS AND PURE VER
mont Maple Syrup, with a fragrant cup of
pure Mocha and Java Coffee, only 10c. Al
ways neat, olean ami attentive to business.
NEW YORK KITCHEN.
LIQTJOBS, WINE, BEER, ETC.
EBNER BROS. COMPANY,
116-118 X Street. Front aud Second,
Sacramento.
TMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL-
X. era In Wines and Liquors. Telephone 364.
M. CRONAN,
230 X St., and 1108-1110 Third St.,
Sacramento, Cal.,
TMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
X in Fine Whiskies, Brandies and Cham
pagne.
HOFFMAN CIGAR STORE,
Seventh, and J streets.
Best brands of Clean and Tobacco.
LEON LEWIS, Proprietor.
THF HOFFMAN SALOON,
Seventh nnd .1 Streets,
A cordial welcome awaits all.
Kl> BOOWJC, Proprietor.
DIPLOMAS AWRADED,
By 1 alifornia State Hoard of Agriculture
18!'5, to
C. SCHNERR & CO.,
Nob. 1111 and 1118 Front Street,
For best Soda, Sarsaparilla and Iron, Oran?e
CTUer and Fredenckaburg Export Lager Beer.
CAPITAL ALE VAULTS,
302 U Street, Sacramento.
/~10 TO NAGELE A SVEXSSON'S AND
\T try their reimported Bourbon Nutwood
Whisfcy. Also, constantly on hand Ale on
draught, choice Wives, Liquors and Cigars.
'In. imputation of the house is recommenda
tion for their goods.
HARRY KOENKCKE. JAMES M'ORATH.
ONLY THE CHOICEST VIANDS DlS
pensed by JIM A HARRY. l<)09 Third
street, between J and X, saommento, Cal.
Win. .1. hemp's Extra Pal/ Lager Beer, Capt.
F. K'ihsuller'B Uilt Edge Steam Beer. White
Labor Goods.
WOOD AND COAL.
O. P. MASSEY,
Dealer in Wood and Coal,
1310 J STREET.
Lowest market ratea
SACRAMENTO WOOD_AND COAL YARD.
ALL KINDS OF WOOD, COAX, COKE
Charcoal and Kindling, Oraln and Mill
Feed, Barley ami oats crushed to order.
SEAM CARPET CLEAEBB AND RENOVATING WORKS.
An entire new ma-hlne. No rips, no tears,
CAPT. A. MEND IS, Proprietor, 1513-1518
Front street. Telephone 267.
J| FOR FINE TAILORING.
m Aj. H. HEITMAN,
X- 0 THE TAILOR-
PgSiJttjl Fine Ctts*imer» and Tweed Baits
jgjlß&jS to order. SIS.
*•> wot Ovon-out to order at f 18.
fCrafeg Tromei* to order at «;i 60.
I Twfc.li French Piqua Suit* to order, $26.
English Wonted Suits to order,
£|H This is the house to gat a stylish
*S^-« cut and best fitting suit to orJer.
Vo. 600 J street. Saoramsoto. Cat.
For the Best
GO TO THK
American Steam Laundry
GROSSMAN'S SPECIFIC MIXTIM
WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN
cure themselTes without the least ex
posure, change of diet or change in applica
tion to busineM. The medicine contains noth
ing that ts of tbe least injury to the constitu
tion. Aik your druggist for It. Price. 91*
feottta. Tojt
SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
friend* la the East.
REAL ESTAT2. ETa
WHO IS IT
That
Makes
Money?
The man who buys
well-located, CHEAP
LOTS.
THE ~
'GREGORY
BLOCK
Is the place to select from. All
lots high. Terms easy. Good
title. ourrounded by parks.
On electric car line. Every
thing ready for building, even
to money on installments.
Surely a safe investment.
EDWIN K. ALSIP&Ctt,
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE.
Western Agents
SUNSET COLONIES.
1018 Fourth Str-egt, Sacrarqent^
See
Wright's
J-Street
Block
Before
You
Buy.
ONE MAN'S EXTREMITY,
Another Man's Op'ttiiiilv.
I have some splendid investments
now in Fine In come-Pay ing Business
Property—one in particular, well lo
cated and always occupied, paying 10
per cent, interest on 59,000. Selling
price now, $ 7,000. I also have great
BARGAINS
To offer in Choice Lots, with or with'
out buildings.
Commencing -with the N»w Year I
propose to pat upon tbe market thirty
acres of Al land adjoining the city, In
lots and acre tracts.
IF YOU WANT BARGAINS CALL ON
G. 0. HAYFORD,
231 J STREET,
WP rninilY Boal Estate Salesroom.
. r. LULEuUA.I, 3«5 j street.
A BARGAIN.
20 ACRES OF LAND NEAR THE CITY
Good house and barn. Vineyard of assotted
table grapes, strawberry and blackberry patch
Good windmills for irrigating purposes. Deep
soil, rich laud*. FOR SALE CHEAP. Only
two and a half miles from town.
MONEY XO LOAN.
F>. BOHL E. A. CROUCH
GEORGE KROMER,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. RENTS
collected. Money to loan. Agent Covenant
■MutOßl l.lie Association. 1005 Fourth glreei,.
UNDEKTAKSRS.
GEO. H. CLARK
(Successor to J. Frank Clark),
County Coroner, Undertaker and Funeral Director
TTNPERTAKINGJ IWRLCKB 1017 AND
U 1019 Fourth street, between J and X
•treets. Telepbnoe 134.
SVIII_!_E:R 8c IVIoIVIUI-S-IrM,
INDERTAKING PARLORS 906-907 X
■treet, odd Fl-11ow»' Temple.
1-.M:AL.\: [NG ii specially.
Telephone lt>6.
A. 13. FENTON,
I uuer»l DirecU>£__
W. «4. KAVANAUGM,
Undertaker and Funeral Director,
NO. 618 J STHKKT.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. OPTICS
open day and night. Telephone Mo. 30i.
Now
Is the Time
To buy newly SUGAR-CURED HAM 9
AND KACON.
Our LARD la unequaled, Is fresh and
pure, and made from grain-fed nogt.
MOHB&YOEBK PACKING COMPANY,
1034 and 1086 J Street.
GROCBRIES AND PROVISIONS.
HAY. FEED AND GRAIN.
mRY OUR CUP AND HAUCER COFFEE
J. aad Banner Powder. Goods delivered free.
1488 and 1430 Second Sly—l.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO HAVB YOUR ROBJBB AVD TRKE3
pruned They will be done right If you hay«
them attended to b^^ 80HWARZ>
Iweatr-flitU aud O «Urn*
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