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ending at midnight. November 30th:
General rains; southerly winds, brisk to high
in places, especially along the ions!;
snow in the mountains in the eastern portion;
slight. a temperature,except coolei
iv the northwest portion.
THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE AND THE
POLICE FORCE.
A correspondent in yesterday's Rec
ord-L'nion presented some very sensi-
ble views concerning tho suppression of
crime in this city. \Xq are not permitted
to give his name; could we do so, lie
would bo recognized as one of the very
best authorities upon the subject in the
United State-, a man of long extended
experience in dealing with the criminal
classes, and whose opinion has great
ia on ail subjects related to them.
<'ur correspondent poinlcd out, in re
ply to our question referring to the ap
parent license given to law-breakers to
do us they ] lease in this city, and asking
if this thing has not gone far enough,
that we have the means at hand to correct
tho evil. The police force is small, rent
by the jealousies of cliquos aud controls,
and its efficiency therefore greatly Im
paired. Jt i-;, moreover, the creature
very largely of political creation and
manipulation, and hence the force is not,
and has not for years Keen up to or any
where near tho standard that in other
cities is required in the personnel of the
men, the discipline essential and the in
dependence and permanency that must
characterize effective forces of police.
This has been the condition of police
administration in this city for twenty
It is not at all surprising, there
fore, that police surveillance of the crim
inal classes and the detection and punish
ment of offenders, have been tho mini
mum, while as a natural result tho pro
ttvtion of life and property from criminal
assault has been very slight.
our corre_q>ondent deplores theso con
ditions, but does not place the blame
wholly upon the police department. He
fixes a larfje share of it upon citizens who
have consented to the conditions, having
tho power to change them, and who have
not only not done so, but at times urged
and demanded lhat lawlessness shall not
be interlered with.
The writer of the letter then points ont
a remedy, ono perhaps temporary, since
wo will soon have what it is hoped will
be an independent police force, and one
not subject to the evils that afflict the
present one. This remedy is the full ex
ercise of his powers by the Sheriff. It
has so long been accepted here that the
Sheriff is to take no action within city
liniits for tho suppression of crime, or
the punishment of offender*, that it has
passed into the form of an unwritten law,
and, as a consequence, tho chief execu
tive officer of the county, who is equally
by the people ol the city chosen to office,
and to them owes as much as to tho peo
ple of the county not living within the
municipal limits, is rarely heard of mani
festing the authority wi;h which he is in
vested.
in San Joaquin County, our corre
spondent points out, that a very
ditlerent practice obtains. Within Stock
ton the Sheriff is as much Sheriff
and conservator of the peace as
he is outside of Stockton. The
city, in his estimation, is as much a part
ofhis jurisdiction lor all purposes as is
the county without the cily limits. Tho
-Sheriff who holds to this view acted ac
cordingly, and assailed crime wherever
he found it regardless of lesser authori
ties. If the police co-operated with him,
weil and good; if not he acted independ
ently. The result has been that Stock
ton, instead of being the refuge
aud resort of the criminal classes,
is shunned by them. The jail
bird, the professional thief, the thug,
burglar and cut-throat give the city a
wide berth. The law when invoked is
enforced, rascals are run to earth and pun
ished with celerity and certainty. So
beneficial has been the ...tion of this
Sheriff that for twenty-on _ years the peo
ple of San Joaquin County have retained
him iv the office. There is no political
power that can oust him outside of the
people; no pull swerves him; no threats ,
daunt him, and despite the dangers he j
has braved, the reckless characters he has
encountered, and the hundreds of crim
inals he has brought to punishment, no
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I harm has befallen him or his deputies. '.
, Crime hates but fears the man; criminals j
! mutter threatenings against him, but !
, never attempt to make them good. Aware
of his inflexible will, his determination
to enforce the law, and that the whole
people stand at his side to aid him, the
! criminal classes keep without his reach,
i and content themselves with the license
that the neighboring city of Sacramento
grants them.
Here they hibernate unmolested and
luxuriate in summer; here they do pretty
much as they please, and only now and
then, with very long intervals between
the periods, is one of them "run in and
Visited with the penalties of the law.
True quite a number of lesser wretches
are daily lashed by the judgment of the
, Police Court, and the District Attorney
pn seciites to conviction agoodly number
annually. But these are the few com
pared to tho horde that infests the city,
commits crime and escapes detection.
Within afi .night robbery and burglary
have been more frequent than the rising
of the sun, but not one ofiender for a cer
tainty i n within the grasp of the police,
while the Sheriffs office has taken no
j more concern in the premises tban if the
people of the city wero not within its
bailiwick, and did not pay taxes for its
port.
We agree with our correspondent;
; what has been dono in Stockton can lie
done here. Tlie Sheriff's office owes as
full duty to that part of tlio county within
municipal limits as without them. Its
jurisdiction extends lo the city as well as
to the country, lt is within the province
of that office to 'make "pulls," with the
police quotable rs worthless; to make
[ police incompetency and inefficiency
matter! of small concern; to so reduce
political influence in the Police Depart
ment that it. wiil become valueless. It
can so terrorize tho criminal classes that
they will give Sacramento as good a char
acter as Stockton enjoys. The Sheriff's
otlice can awaken the people and make
clear to them tho grossness of the mis
take in which they have indulged for two
decades, to wit, that crime within the
political division known as the city is
matter exclusively for the jurisdiction of
the Police Department.
THE PANAMA CANAL SWINDLE.
The Panama Canal scandal throws
into the shade anything of the kind in \
! history. Tho whole scheme of the canal
\ is developing as a most gigantic swindle.
j The reckless manner in which con
structors squandered money in it makes
' all other financial outrages pule.
For instance it is charged that one con
structor spent more than half a million
to build a road to the chief works, that
he might ride to his weekly inspection
in his carriage. Tho survey first made, :
| and upou which work was begun, turned I
', out to have been mere guess work, and
as a result the belief is that (100,000,000
wan lost. Resiliences for officials were
built costing as high as $150,000, and labor-
I ers' houses were erected that cost ten
j times what they should, besides sacri
| ficing many human lives in transporting
the material over mountains and swamps.
Railway tracks were laid by the tens of
miles that have never been used, aud a
hundred locomotives bought aud put l
upon the rails that have never turned a :
wheel, and both the roads and tho loco
motives, and costly dredges and a score
of tine machines of high cost, that proved
useless, are now rustiug and rotting, aud
the jungle growth is covering them from
sight.
From all accounts tho expenditures !
; were worse than reckless, and amount to
fully ten limes the sum that can bo justi
fied. Thousands of lives were lost in |
constructing so much of the canal as is I
cut, and cheap laborers were imported by I
the shipload only to die of fever and
miasma, until their graves form a line of
rude cemeteries from Panama to Aspin
wail.
The outside transactions were not less
outrageous. Enormous sums were paid
to agents to float stock; costly officers
wero maintained in several cities for
which there was no need. Legislators, it
is charged, wore bribed in France, and
high officials of the French Government
were subsidized by immense slices from
the company's treasury.
No wonder that all France is in tur
moil over the recent revelations, for all
the coin for this extravagance came very
largely from the small investors, the
common people, and the artisans and
small farmers of France. Not only are
some of tlie supposed moneyed people
ruined by the collapse, but thousands of
the French industrial classes will lose the
savings of a lifetime. That Americans
did not invest much in the French scheme
is to be credited to their good sense and
their suspicions that the aifair was not !
souudly based. They will lose very
little, and those who have been bitteu in
this country are of the class that is able
to bear tho loss.
m-
An active war upon the publication
and saie of vile and suggestive prints, |
books and papers has begun in Chicago, j
It is not promoted by cranks or en- j
thusiasts, but by the press and the j
thoughtful fathers and mothers of the |
i ity, by the Mayor and most of the dis- I
guished scholars of the Western nietrop- '
olis. It is full time that such a war broke \
out in every city, great cr small. Inde
cent literature is doing more to sap the
character of the rising generation, and fit
it for vile tastes and vile practices, sensu
ality, grossness and corruption, than all
other evil influences combined.
The French Ministry has resigned be
cause the Chamber of Deputies refused to
pass "the order of the day," which was
an interpellation asking the Government
•why it did not require an autopsy in the
case ofthe death of Reinarch, the banker,
mixed up with the Panama Canal
swindle. The act of resignation was ac
cording to the usage when a vote of want
of confidence is had. The defense of the
Premier for failing to seal Reinarch's
papers and to order a post-mortem is that
a certificate of death from natural causes
had heen made by the attending physi
cian, and that therefore tho Government
could not order an autopsy, and that the
liberty of the citizen conld not be in
vaded by a sealing of the papers of the
deceased. But it is to be replied tbat in
the presence of charges ollicially made
that Keinarch's papers would disclose
corruption in tho Government in connec
tion with the Panama Canal scandal the
supreme power of the State ought to have
been invoked. It would seem that the
situation is such as to justify the action
of tho Deputies, and to strip from the
I Cabinet the excuses it makes. The peo-
I pie of Franco who aro least able to bear
the losses have beeu punished in this
canal affair, and they will, without doubt,
stand hy the Chamber iv this crisis. Cer
| tainly the Government has not shown a
t desire to penetrate tbe scandal and bring
; the guilty to light.
NOTE AND COMMENT.
W. W. Fells has commenced the publi
cation of a weekly paper in Stockton
called The Stocktonian.
-
Why Buffer from scrofula when Hood's
Sarsaparilla is such a potent remedy for
all blood diseases? Send for a book con
taining! statements of cures to C. 1. Hood
! <Jc Co., Loweil, Mass.
! . _
SCROFULA 12 YEARS
Always Sore. Burned Uke Fire.
Ashiimc-il to in- Seen. Got Worse
Under Four Doctors.
Cnred by tinlcnra.
For shout ten or twelve years 1 have been
troubled with scrofula. Myl: ad was always
sore, mj face was dry and scaly,and burned
like fire most of Urn time. .'•. body had !.i_;
red spots on It, and 1 did not know whal to do.
fl went to four dlfi. nnl
doctors and they bel ■ I
me ;it Brst. in the fall I
K..t worse again; thi a I
trie ' other rerai dii b
they did me ao g. od. I
wa- asharn. .1 to go into
public. I was a sight to
:...!; at. Everyone would
gay: "Whal i- the math r;
why don't y. a laki ■
thing?" Even at in .
S labor I had to wear a * > ;
of cap to ];. ep thi dirt
from ._eitin_ Int i the
1 ' ' 9i - ■-. .'.in r 1 would
I would be covered n itb bi
overmyneck and thee. Bo wo or three
people advised mi to try tho Cittici ra H
i. s. I did try them,and am -id I bave
dene so. Glad to say I tun a well man.
and in the best ot heel! I: since. 1 .anm.!
praise the Cuticuea Remkij] es too highly. 1
inclose mv portrait.
LEWIS sv. RATON, Larksvllte, Pa.
Ci-tticLtra Remedies
CUTictntA Resolvent, the new Blood and
Skin Purifier, internally to cleanse thi
of all Impurities and poisonous elements
... i i-rii-ri: k, the gn at Skin I tai
Ci -icuß-_ Soap, an exquisite Skm Purifier
and Beautifier, externally (to cleai thi
and scale and restore the hair., car, ■
'■ humor of the skin, scalp and
blood, with loss ol hair, from tntancvti . ..
from pimples to scroiula, when the best
sicians, hospitals and all otlier remedies tail.
Sold everywhere. Price, CTJTICUBA, oOc-
Soap, 25c; l!;-.i.u.si, $\, Prepared by the
FOI I cc Dltro A_STDCHEMICAL COBPOBATK N
Boston.
How to Cure Skin Diseases." f, f pages,
50 illustrations cud testimonials, mailed tree.
DTUPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped,
i i-'i and oily skin cured bj Cpticpi-A Soap.
<"JL/- X 0 RHEUMATIZ ABOUT ME!
a^Hf^ I" one minute the Cutlonrii
•*^A Anti-Pain Plaster relieves rheu
™*» malic, sciatic, lop. kidney, mnscu
"B— &Xyy\&T :inf' che-t .pain-. Thi Brst and
only Instantaneous paln-kllling
strengthening plaster.
Stwcctrtl itcrttres.
A PENNY WAVED "is 'TW, )I'K m/E
earned.
A little SOZODONT. used right all ngev. ry
day. costs bnt little trouble and is pleasanl al
ways. It saves years of suffering from dis
eased gums and teeth In later days. Its n-e is
economical of time and eonilort. Use SOZO
_> 'NT.
F, AS T .^ IMK T0 THE EAST.-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter to Kansas City and St
Louis, and twenty-four hours shorter to Chi
caj,'.. than formerly. Fullman Tourist Sleep
mg . urs to Chicago every day withoutchange
I irsoually conducted excursions (verj
Wednesday, with tourist car to Boston.
Ut. (RGB VV. RAILTON, Agent, 1004 Fourtfc
street, Sacramento. MWF
MKS. WINSLOW'S'"SOOTHING SYRUP,
oas been ln use over fifty years by millions of
mothers lor their children while teething,
with perfect success. It soothes the en:!.!.
•ortens the gums, allays pain.cures wind colic,
re^uaues the bowels, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething
or other causes. For sale by druggists la
every part of the world. Be sure ana ask lor
Mra. \\ inslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-fivs
cents a bottle. m Tf/ff
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH bj
nse of local anesthetic. DR. WKLLON.Den
tist. Eighth and J streets.
FESTIVAL OF SEASONS AT WKST
niinster Presbyterian Church THIS
(Wednesday) EVENING. it
FIRST ANNDAL BALL-BRANCH NO. 07
of the National Brotherhood of Boiler
makers will eive its first annual Ball nn FRI
DAY EVENING, December Sd, at Turner
Hall. Admission, Gentlemen 50 cents; Lu.lies
free. n3Q-:i t*
WITCH ENTERTAINMENT^
AND PARTY BY UNITARIAN LADIES,
at Pythian Hall,
Thursday. December Ist.
Dressed Dolls and Home-made Cases will be
for sale in the afternoon.
In the evening. Novel and Dramatic Scenes,
with recitations, will be produced, followed by
a Dance of the Witches. Afterward, gen. ral
dancing^ n3O-2t
jfILX^CTIO-N SALE |
BELL, GREER & CO.
WILL SELL ON
Wednesday, November3o, '92,
On the premises, 2421 I street, at 10
o'clock .v. M. sharp, all the l-le_,ant
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
Of five rooms, consisting of Parlor. Bedroom,
_ room and Kitchen Furniture, to be
sold o the highest and 1 - r without re
serve. Sale positive. Terms cash.
It BKLL, Auctioneer.
mm, STROUSE&& iin&4g swißj
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! STSS&&
BURN'S. 323 X strett. A lartre collection of j
Rare and Illustrated Books, in Fntrhsb, '
Fr.nch. German. Spanish and Italii.n. com- |
prising many scarce and valuable works In
History, Biography. Travels, Classical and
Miscellaneous Literature. Poetry and Natural
History, Masonic, Encyclopedias. Folitics, ;
Novels. Romances, etc. Sales ou MONDAY, '■
TUESDAY and WEDNESDA T. n2B-3t«
ANNUAL IVI EET IMG
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PFO
plesSavings Bank of Sacramento will be
beld at the otbee oi ttie bank at half-nas: 7
o'clock MONDAY EVENING, Bectmber 5
1698, __ U6-UX ' i
SPECIAL VALUE Men's Half Hose
lof medium weight merino, in tan shades, now on
sale at one-third less than regular value. Special
price, 16 2-3 c per pair.
FlV]r~~ VERY^EAR^"
CLOTHING EVERY DAY
R A R G A TN^ WE RECEIVE XEW
A prominent clothing house of nta v - nP D 11) Tll Dv T
New York wishing to close out 11L UA JV Ll LI Alll 31 LAI.
SX STJI SUit, S T° a That'S what kee Ps » such a
being f..r advanced) our bayer Btate 0 f COMPLETENESS and not
picked up some over .50 suits at o nly that, we are constantly
I mu'h bt; loW *;".?<?*• 1 ! watclliQ^ the mari«t for new and
; We have decided rather than attractive styles adapted to our
: put them in regular stock to sell; c!imate and - trade You see we
; them at prices that will soon give don ' t intend anyll]ing desirab i e
:us the space they occupy, and at S j !a |i be overlooked.
same time give our customers the .
benefit ofa GOOD P.L'Y. * b SO~Ladies' T2n Melton Cloth
ti „ • • um/-_ jacket, full shawl collar ot
lhe prices made are !i>lo. v.-,.,.,... .„, „ », „- H
i<tlo c-cs ars ct-ip ars a lunch coney, halt silk
| $12, $>i 2 SO, $16 80 and lined. A special value.
: $18. Every one a great value. $18 OO—Labis' Mode shade Melton
It will pay you to look into Cl,jtll Reefer with deep
these. ___, -^ gaunUet cuffs.
$22 50—Ladies' Navy I.lue Reefer,
T~\^~\ "\7"/^\T T strap seams, lined throngh
i-^KJ lUU out with handsome piaid
\AT A T'-JT 1 lining and trimmed with
vv niN J. fine pearl buttons.
!Thc HEST POSSIBLE VALUE for'$ 22 50—Ladies'Mixed Cloth Reeter,
your MONEY ? l'"11"1 raade- Something
v y p a.w ani very stylish.
II SO, $23 OO—Ladies' Light Shade Bng
i-p r t a t- 7— '(->, Lish Melton Jacket with
Ily rT-Z^-LilliO pearl buttons and half lined
i rty f. —\ ( — r < Willi vers pretty silk.
:4)o bnoes,
Nothing better made at the price.!-^OES
- rainy weather remind you
EVERY j that you ne^d an
HOUSEKEEPER UMBRELLA?
In town shonld have a set of those HERE'S
KNIVES AT §1- fbe P'jce to get one to suit you.
'BREAD. CAKE and PARING from Cotton to the
KNIFE of the very best steel and FINEST SILK. 50c to sto.
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
I money resuuded alter 10 days trial RGm6mt>Qr
— : ! OUR FIFTY-CENT LINE ()F
COMETO US FOR iDRESS GOODS
DOLLS.! LEADS^IEM ALL.
I LARGEST STOCK IX THE CITY. &ul WINTER NOVIITILS in lhe City.
KILE BiS. I .»«QU.O.
CALL ON US BEFORE PURCHASING ~~
A-nd we will endeavor to save you some money. Our goods arts all fresh
and desirable, m Silver-plated Hollowwai . you _2B per cent
The INK STANDS, SALTCELLARS, ROSE JARS SUGAR
SIFTERS. SHAVING CUPS AND BRUSHES, SMOKERS' SETS, CUPS AND
SAUCERS, Eto. Theyareespei tally desirable for holiday and other pre
sentation purposes A handsome a -. irtment of LADIES' PURSES and
CARD CASES of Real Leather with Sterling Silver Trimmings We have
but ONE PRICE. Everyone treated alike at the haudsomest jewelry
Store in town.
219 X Street. Western Hotel.
Slimtoctitcittft.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.
Friday aad Saturday, Dec. 2d and 3d,
First Engagement of Mi. s
Julia Marlowe!
Assisted by a company, including
IVIR. ROBERT TABER.
Friday Xight....MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Saturday Kigbt AS YOU LIKE IT
Box sheet OpenatClunlei 'i era-house Thurs
day, 9:.;o \. M.
I'RJCES—3Oc. 75c. Sl. gl 50.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.
Wednesday Xight, November 30th.
PKESKNTATiON OF
DAMON AND PYTHIAS!
rTNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
L KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OF SACRA-
M KN'li 1. din eted by tl
MR. i:. B. I.AC: ii: i ..nipri-es the
best local talent, ln addition to the beautiful
• it., ss, MKs. KATIE
HE and LITTLE SILVIA. Seats at
box-office Friday, November 35th. A
-■• n tickets, . 75c ]:■..<
siuut now open at Cluilie 1 .pera lions, .n!.5-5t
•KEEP YOUR RECORD CLEAN.''
LECTURE ON JOHN H. GOUGH BY HEY.
.1. H. SILO 'X. lor the I enefitol the Lai 1 -'
Auxiliary of tie V. M. c. A., at the Congrega
tional Church. NVKDNESDAY EVKM.Vii.
No • mbea 30, 1 -
Admission, 25 cents. n2--:;t
The BrotheAood af Railroad Inraies
\TTILL GIVE THKIR THIBD ANNCAL
\\ Balla. Turner Hall, TIIUI.SHA V. I ..
-!■ Ist. Ticket- admitting gent and
'■•I'll'-.. Sl. "n2S-4t
j
DISTRIBUTION SALE
Real Estate
AXJOTIOISriJ
—
BY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE HEIRS
of ORLANDO SMITH, deceased, I am In
structed to sell at the Courthouse door. Sacra
mento, Cal.,
i Saturday, December 10th,
At 10 ts. m.. the Northeast Quarter of Section
18 and the Southeast Quarter of Section 7, in
township No. 23 north, range 4 west, Tehama
, County, 320 acres of good farming iacd, with
I a never-failing spring of flne water; a creek
running through one of the quarter section-;
j nou- c, barn, fences, etc., etc.
TERMS CASH— IO pe r cent, payable at !
. time of sale, balance after 5 days for exami
nation of abstract. Deed at purchaser's ex- i
pense. Title perfect or deposit refunded.
W. H. SHERBL'RN, Auctioneer.
! wilder F. i.eoki.e and Ho_.l a XsVmm,
i Attorneys Ws Heirs.
MILITARY A'SD SJCIEIY GOODS.
MA NUFA( TI"ItEB OF-
Military. _\ :l v..,1. Socl-^gSBES^^
en ,',. L ;•"'','': :"ld Thektrical
goods; Gold and Sll ver Trim-
'^l.'^-o: all kinds. B.PASQDALB
ci.so..i;af WaslUngton Btreet, San Fran-
STOCK BROKEH OFFICE.
/ORDERS FOR BTOCKS AT THE CIGAR
Wstoreol A.Nathan,2os X .!..s.n. F,un
'rre pendente, Zudlg, Wollberg A c<»„
M<_LSl^___S. cry"treet- '''"'^'^e- and sale
prompoy made. S. MOosEK.
___ J. J. V/ISfOABD,
Q W. OOR. TWENTY-FIFTH AND O STS.
kJ. Sacramento, dealer ln Choice Family
Groceries, Provisions, Wour, Hay, Gmin. Bu t
ter hease Eggs, ;,.,., oOees, Hams, Bacon,
J. be-,,. |ara, Wlnee and Liquors!
JOHN J. BUCKLEY,
S RECORPS ' «« I STREET,
A. NATHAN,
£ ■ THi XT- ADJOINING WESTERN
&\JO Hotel. Sacramento, dealer in Cigars.
To nee., and Nottonß. Every purchaser ..
tbe celebrated Lillian I.v.■„ ii Clear will be
■ed with a handsome souvenir.
| H.F. KOOt. ALEX. NEILSON, J. DRISCOL.
BOOT, NEILSON & CO
TTNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS '
<U Founder., and Kachlnlato, Front street.
- and Machinery
ot every de-eriiiti. n made to order.
S. CARLE,"
ODWEBSOR TO CARLE a CROLY CON-
O tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
Promptness guaranteed. Olliee and shop,
ii-m Second greet.betweeng andL.
A. MEISTEB,
CARRIAGES, VICTORIAS, PHAETONB
9io u^«?ri* ]'r Dg ■ "" Fr;-" «agWi
J, 91 < -Nmtn street, s_kramento. \
WATEBHOUSE & LESTKR,
DEALERS IN iron, STEEL, CUMBER.
land Coal Wagon Lumber and Carriage'
FINEST TURNOtTTS IN THE CITY
rpo HIRE AT REASONABLE RATES AT
_4__TTIS6 Im_n-1 m_n-»le,*i, <>1S :Nintb «reet,UitAE-
Mj-LLER BROS. Telephone 3Gti.
CESSPOOLS AND VAULTS CLEANED.
APPLY AT SO6 I STREET.
J- H. CAMPBELL._
NEW LIVERPOOL PURE SALT,
MANUFACTURED F.XI'RKSSLY FOR
dairy and table use by the New Lt'. erpool
Salt Company, samples free. Address F. i. '
FloO, 1119 Fourth street. Sacramento. CaL
TeleDhone No. 21_i.
NOTICE TO TKE PUBLIC.
I HAVE THIS HAY PURCHASED THE
interest of A. Mikulich in the Seal Kcx;k
wtaurant, and will pay all bills and assume
all liabilities from anci after this date
A. STAHL.
Bacramento, November 17. \S92. I
f -_, __.UJLI Jl Ail W 410 J STREET. |
| OROtRS FSOII THE COUNTRY PHC-IPT-V FILUEO ' §
E'rftssAru-.-T mtttmmmm' mmmmmmmmm 1 _-_-_-ll _ir_r__ff '
littoccUancoua.
14 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
ACRE LOTS for HOMES.
We again call tbe attention of tho pul .'son
TJne; :: Louisiana :: Tract]
k fruT 'V' ] ,' ' ,lnlng Oafe Park,
-Stteiluofthl '" reasono< »ts location, quality and topograph.
--J™? ™"? _£S r F: r MOST pMOffABLE: ONLY ONE-THIRD CASH, BALANCE IN
THREE YEA__iS, WITH INTEREST AT SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
i^!™!;"^!: l!;r i!: lM: 11;,,,,'Cll'lii,ii: row_n ? verT&s. wwlthM. -apital
,1 „.'■', "V,," ■'' r' 1' Manyhave
■Hi, ■■„,,. i.,u::-,,i li. r- ;>;,.! .-,,-,■ «-, ii pleased with the Louisiana Tract.
FYOU DESIRE A SHOP that is peculiar in itself, inasmuch that it
is the combination of even essential necessary to make it a perfect
article, combining as it does, the extreme service of the heavy plow
shoes with the perfect-fitting ant! nam appearance of tiie pair for full
dress, then buy a pair of our
MEN'S $2 50 CALF SHOES.
Men's Heavy More of that Bed Conforters
Cashmere, All-wool Dress lite you.
Wool Soots Goods at mother made,
22 cts. 50 ets. a Yard. $2 Ift
E. S3. ZELKXTS
-630 J Street.j QRTITSN'i Street-
ART MATERIALS
For Holiday Trade.
Arrasene, best quality 9c per dozen
No. 1 Embroidery Chenille lOc per dozen
Ribosene 20c per dozen
Roman Floss 3>..e per skein
Filo Floss 4c per skein
Filo Silk 2c per skein
Purse Twist 45c per spool
Knitting Silk 30c per spool
Cut Steel Beads 9c per bunch
Silk Tassels, all colors Sc per dozen
Silk Ball Pompons lOc per dozen
$1 Pompons reduced to SOc per dozen
7c3c Pompons reduced to 40c per dozen
SOc Pompons reduced to 25c per dozen
UMBRELLAS.
Cambric Umbrellas 50c
Fast Black Sateen Paragon Frame Umbrellas..sl
We have a great variety in Glorias, Henriettas
and Silk Umbrellas from $1 23 to $15
J^ CALL AND GET ONE OF Ol'R COTTAGE PUZZLES. <^TJ
ORTH'S, 630 J ST.
I
Joe Pofceim, Tlie Tailor j
fSJfi it 55_*_.0&r i
best fatting amt^k. ~ -,_
clothes in the §M__ FromslB.
State at 25 JS/jf " PantS
percanllesi^M p^ $ g
than any 1 ■
other house Br H Eules for se,f
lti} measurement
On the , jL aDd Samples
__,_,_.___ *.'._£? i^ "••>' frte to any
Pacific Coast, xgg m address.
CCO J Street, cor. Gill, Sacramento.
RUHSTALLER'S
Extra Gilt Edge
IS THE
BEST BEER IB THE WORLD.'
TR-V IT
In buying unreliable COAL
OIL because it is low priced
when the safest and best can
always be had by simply
asking your grocer to send
you
EXTRA STAR.
The trifling additional
cost ot" thi.s oil is doubly re
paid by the sense of abso
lute security which its use
anords. As an illuminating
oil it has no equal. Beware
of refilled cans, it comes
packed only in original cans.
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS
FOR LADIES ONLY.
XTOV WILL FI.VD THE PROPHYLACTIC
.I Compoun l y.ist what you want. The
only bure and r.hsoluMy si_!e preventive
e-.-r discovered uy medical science. En;rr
bottle guaranteed. JOS. HAHN a. 00. Fiftfl
sad J auctio. sol* Meats.