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SACRAMENTO PIMM COMPANY
©fflo«, Tfclrd Street, between J and K.
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qr terse months 1 50
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Periodica! Dealers, Newsmen and Agent-.
THE WEEKLY UNION
Is the cheapest and most desirable Home,
News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacu\c COast.
The W_-_c_.t Union per y-~» f» 60
*T" These pubhcatlons are sent either by
l_ail or Express to agents or single sub
scribers with charges prepaid. All Postmast
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Prospect of Rain.
Saw Francisco, April 22.-Rain to the
amount of .06 Inches fell at Los Angeles last
night, and light sprinkles of rain tell about
San Francisco to-day. The conditions to
night are favorable for light showers Monday
along the coast and in the interior from
Stockton northward. There are no decided
storm conditions present to-night, but show
ers are expected tc occur from the influence of
an area of high • ressure moving northward
along the California coast. A slight disturb
ance is shown in the north to-night, but un
less it should develop more there will be no
rain to materially benefit vegetation. An
area ol low pressure Is central over the eastern
portion of Washington and Oregon. If this
low pressure should be retarded in its east
ward course It will be deflected southward, In
Which event more heavy and general rain
will occur over Nortnern California. Cloudy
weather prevails over the Pacific Slope.
ERRONEOUS IDEAS OF GOVERN
MENT.
Under our system the Government is
the people, the voice of the majority de
termined by ballot and made effective
through legislation by the agents of the
people so chosen.
The idea that is industriously circu
lated that the Government owes to every
one of its members a ''living" is errone
ous; it owes only such protection to the
individual right of each, as the people
have themselves by partial and voluntary
surrender of rights enabled it to give.
It has not the right nor the power to
take from the common fund for the
special assistance and promotion of any
one person or class. Hence it is held
that it has not the right to even extend
charity. While this has not been, how
ever, enforced as a rule, it always has
been a matter of protest.
The aggregated body of agents we call
Congress, has the power to legislate for
the general good along several lines, and
it is here that issues are joined as to what
is the general good. But the right judg
ment is that the general grant of power
referred to is controlled by the specific
declarations of the Constitution. Cer
tainly if the doctrine is to obtain that so
many now preach, that the Government
is to do any and all things by expend
iture of money and employment of in
dustry in works created for the purpose,
to aid the distressed and unemployed,
then we getito paternalism in its broadest
and most impracticable sense.
There is unquestionably a limit within
which the government of the people
may act that will have the effect desired
in part, such as the withdrawal ot special
privileges that under the laws are gained
by one class at the expense of other
classes; the disposal of irritating legis
lative subjects, uncertainty concerning
which paralyzes commerce and industry;
the forwarding of such public works as
the needs of Government demand, and
for which there is means of payment.
Beyond these and a few similar lines
the demand for other activity by the Gov
ernment for the relief of abnormal condi
tions and industrial distress leads to the
questions of nationalization of products,
industries, lands, works, etc., that forms
the text for so much of the speculative po
litical economy and economic fallacies of
the day. It is certainly clear to whoever
reads or observes, that just now, more
than at any previous time, the no
tions prevalent among a large number of
our people of the true office and the func
tions of self-government are more than
vague; they are dangerously erroneous,
since it is a wild and impracticable idea
that in some way that which we call gov
ernment is a thing separate and apart
from and above the people, which has the
power to do that which in the very nature
of things under our system it is im
possible to do.
At Muncie, Indiana, the Humane So
ciety has opened war upon the employ
ment In the factories there of children
under twelve years of age. Such is the
law and the society proposes to enforce
it. If so, several hundred boys and girls
will be released from the nut and glass
factories. It is right action. Besides be
ing inhuman to confine these children of
tender years in factories, they and the
women displace a large number of adult
workers who are thrown out because
women and children by displacement
render them helpless and dependents.
This process of ousting natural bread
winners and care-takers by the place
ment of those who belong in school or in
the home, is a positive and augmenting
evil. Return the women to their homes
to cultivate the taste for domesticity and
acquire the arts of housewifery; return
the factory child slaves to the schools; in
their place put men who can and wiil
maintain homes; put up the bars to ex
clude the low alien class that drives
the American workers to the road and
we will have less distress, more indus
try, and hear little of the marching of the
unemployed.
«.
The bill to retire Federal Judges after
twenty years of service is good in princi
ple. But it would seem to be best to make
it flexible. Some men after such service :
would be more fit to remain upon the j
bench than any who could be named to
supersede them. Twenty years ought
not to incapacitate. The rule in England
fa to make the lep»l limit, but to mn"'<- it*
SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1894.--SIX PA6KES.
acceptance a matter of choice, savo where
the ollicer has failed in his mental powers
obviously.
■ -♦
There is, now that it is all over, cen
eral agreement that the late Mardi-Gras
blow-out at San Francisco was a gigantic
fake, and that San Francisco made a su
preme exhibition of herself in promoting
it. It was more pitiful in its failure than
it was ludicrous—pitiful that a great body
of people should be so completely and
humiliatingly hoaxed, and that so much
money should have been thrown away in
such trumpery display.
The usual treatment of catarrh is very
uusatislactory, as thousands can testify.
Proper local treatment is necessary to
success, but many, if not most, of the
remedies in general use afford but tem
porary relief. Ely's Cream Balm, which
is so highly commended, is a remedy
which combines the important requisites
of quick action, specific curative power,
with perfect safety and pleasantness to the
patient. Tho druggists all sell it.
NEW TO-DAY.
PICNIC PRIVU-SGES.—BIDB WILL BE
received fur privileges of bar. ice cream,
ciuar-. refreshments and games at the
Grangers' Picnic, to bt held ;tt I Iraham's
Uiove on SATURDAY, May •">, lb'.'4. Bids
must be left at Grangers' Store, T. A. Lav ler,
10U0 X street, on or before halurday, April
2sth, at 10 o'clock a. m. No Intoxicating
liquors of any kind will us permitted to be
sold on the grouaus. The committee ies rye
the rigiit to reject any and all bids. By order
olf iap^J-stj_ l'i±-_ COMMITI--K.
DATE TAKEN.
mUESDAY, MAY Bm, ANNUAL PICNIC
JL t>f D. of il., A. O. U. W. at Last Para. It
Bids for the Burial of the Indigent Dead
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
__\ bids for the burial ol the indigent dead of
Sacramento County will be received by the
Board of Suj ervisors, at their office on I street,
betwieu Sixth and Seventh streets, Sacia
mento City, California, on MONDAY, May 7,
1b94. at 2 o'cioctc P. M.
[s-ALj Attest: W. B. HAMILTON,
ap23-6t Clerk ot said Bourd.
GRAND REOPENING!
CLEAR WATER SWIMMING BATHS,
Twenty-first andO streets. Exhibition by
the Champion Id vers and Swimmers ot the
World: PROP*. M. H. GAY, Champion High,
Fancy and Trick Diver. DANA C. _-_OMP-
S< >N, Champion Half-mile swimmer, i API.
JACK WI LLI AMS, Trick Swimmer. Friday
and Saturday Evenings, April ;.7th and 26th,
at 8 i>. ML, and Sunday, April 29th, at 2 P. U.
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. ap23-6t
FLOWERS, SEEDS, SHRUBBERY.
Our Magnifieeiit German Paiisies
Are grown from the choicest seeds,
which we import from Erfurt. Ger
many. Every plant has a beauti
ful flower. Step into our store,
417 J street, and order a dozen.
OXLY 25 cents.
For really FINE FLORAL WORK
we have no competitor in the city.
BELL traVAMV CMFffl
FLORAL PIECES!
Only place in town for
CHOICE SEEDS.
C. a STRONG & CO., 513-515 J SL
The Reliable Florist !
Everything True to Name
Or Your Money Kefunded.
HAS COMPETED FOR FINEST FLOWe
rs and Floral Work and gained FIRST
PREMIUMS in each class.
Gained four ot the Principal First Premiums
for PLANTS .it State Fair in 1893 aud only
one year established.
Largest GERMAN PANSIES 15c per dozen.
Evervthlng for the garden equally aa low.
M. IVicV\/ll_,_.lA*VlS,
"The Florist," Twelfth aud U streets. Tele
phone 90. "
MY FINE PANSIES AXD PINKS
Reduced to half price. CHRYSANTHEMUMS
now ready.
M. SCMNA/ARZ,
Twenty-rifth and O streets.
TREES AND PLANTS.
LARGEST AND FINEST PALMS. CORK
Elmsi, Magnolia and Orange Trees In the
city. Fruit, Hhade and Ornamental Trees at
greatly reduce- rates. Yard next to Passen
ger Depot. Capital Nur_erle*.
M. N. WLLLIAMSON. Manager.
LISTER & McCRAKEN,
t Tailoring Parlors,
Sacramento. Cal.
SUIT CLUBS always
open for subscribers.
Perfect tit guaranteed.
We do not sell by
sample, for w.' carry a
most complete and se
i.c: stock of goods.
■' Nlckell. Freight sheds'
Sl2. Club 4—Charles
Sherman, 712 Eighth
W. Guthrie, 1 -7 J street, SIO. '
Kilgore 4 Tracy.
LEADING CASH GROCERS,
X. I COR mm AND J STREETS.
Sacramento, Cal.
ATKINSON'S
Practical -:- Incubator.
MAIN OFFICE AND FACTORY .___ __.
1029 J street, n. F. PIL'L'QP ___
maautacturer, M. L. WISE, mana WEajJ
gsr. Send for catalogue. " __________ '
TN THE~SUPER-OR COURT. STATE OF j
i Calitornia. county of Sacramento—ln the
matter of the estate ot ELIZABETH BOW
STEAD, deceased—Notice is hereby given,
that FRIDAY, the 27th day of April, 1894,
at 10 o'clock a. m. ot said day. and ihe Court
ioom of said court, at the Court-house, in the
city of Sacramento, county of Sacramento,
and State of Calitornia, has been appointed a3
the time and place for proving the will cf said
Elizabeth Bowstead, deceased, and lor hear- •
ing the application of Peter Bohl for the ls>u- |
ance to him of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness mv hund and the seal of said Court,
this 14th day of April, J 894.
£__-_.] W. B. HAMILTON, Cierk.
By E. a. Waciih R*r. Deputy Cler'i.
Indorsed: Filed April 14. 1894,
\V. a HAMILTON, Clerk.
By E. >. sVachhorst. Deputy.
Holl <_ Dcss, Attorneys, for Petitioner.
apl6-l r 't
■VTOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ESTATE OF
_\ MAIiYE. HUMPHKEY (formerly Mary
E Hail .deceased—NotLe is hereby given by
the undersigned, executor of the estate of ;
Mary E. Humphrey (formerly Mary E. Halh, j
decerieed. to the creditors uf and ail persons !
'utvin" claims against the said deceased, to ;
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, ;
within ten months after the first publication j
of thi* notice, to the said executor, at the !
lawotnces of Holl _: Dunn, i>2o Fifth street, |
sacramento. Cal.. the same b ing the place j
for the transaction of the business of the said
estate A. B. HUMPHREY,
Executor of the .state of said deceased.
Dated April 2.1894.
Holl A D*-*>'>*, Attorneys for Executor.
njv?.s*M ■
_. SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hit. WELDON. Dentist, has opened an office
at -OH J street.
SOZODONT.
This word, which has been staring every->
! body in tne face for the past years, and is now i
| g« tiing inio everybody's mouth, is a prepara
tion for cleansing, beautifying and preserving
the teeth; sweetening the breath and arresting
' the progress of decay.
i MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used over fifty years by millions of j
: mothers tor their children while teething with j
| perlect success. 'It soothes the child, softens
, tiie gums, allays pain, cures wind colic, regu- \
lates the bowels, and is the best remedy for !
diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggist- in every
part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
wlnslow's Soothing Syrup. Tweuty-flTe ceuta
s bottle.
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2 PAINE'S
MAKES §
REOF»L.E WELL. :
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I NEV/ SERIES.
THE OCCIDENTAi_ BUILDING AND !
Loan Association have
i
501) Shares, New Series, For Sale.
The Best and Safest Investment
Apply to
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,
1015 Fourth stretu
Big Reduction in Wall Paper
ROOM WANTED FOR SPRING GOODS.
j SEE OUR PRICES.
_& | KREBS & CO.. 626 i__
NEW YORK MARKET.
JXL. F. ODELL,
Wholesale and Retail Butcher.
SPECIAL REDUCTION IN HAMS, BACON
and LARD.
SPUING LAMB now in the market at rea
sonable orlces.
FRESH MEATS of all kinds. Domestic
and German SAUSAGE.
Has. 1020 and 1022 1 street, Sacramento, Cai
49-Telephone No. 900.
Furniture! Furniture!
AT LOWEST PKICE9.
W. D. C OMS TOCK,
B«rt_east Corner Fifth and X Streets. _
Established 10S2.
GREGORY BROS. CO., | i
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND | ,
Wholesale Dealers In
--'RODUCE ANO FRUIT, !
126 and 128 J streot, Sacramento.
General Agents for the celebrated BOBERTS'
KIDNEY AND LIVER BITTERS.
ROR THE FINEST
fUtUIT CAKES, POUND CAKES AN!
ail other varieties. Plum Pudding and
Boston Brownbread every Saturday. Couu«
try orders promptly tilled. i
EAGi-E CONFECTIONERY. 826 Est. I
11HE FISHING SEASON"IS «^ a, _^
at hand. Come and make vO*-**?
your pick from WM. H. ECK- Jk_7~J*
HAHDT'.S new invoice of Rods ~_W j/■*>.
and Tackle, l-'lics. Baskets, etc.v^ V / v
from ;illthe best makers. New lot of Shooting
Coats—duck, corduroy and fustian. Guns
choke bored, stocks bent nnd repairing on
guns and rifles a specialty. Send foi«_>rice
list. No. 52:' X street.
YOU CAN SAVE GOLD PIECES
bear 'By clothing yourself at this great sale. These goods were manufactured by
mind c well-known and reliable San Jose Woolen Mills Company. Bought odds
These Great Bar- a t our own figures, and prices placed on them that will make them yours twswiii be the |
gains go on sale . L Clothing event of
to-day. at a great saving to your pocket. the season.
Ctit, Make and Finish. _Eqixa.l to Made-to-Order,
_£__ FFMT /ft /ft. L/ft- SOME
Special * Attractions f l7 M 4s'^ 9S » 95.w cial Pnfe Cots
I At this price, Mens Here you have a pick; I
FROM DRY_GOODS ROOM. Sack Suits in medium from thirty patterns FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
IDre-ss G-oocLs. and light weights. All- of Men's Suits in Dark all are seasonable,
38-inch aii-wooi French wool Cassimeres and ior Light Fancy Plaid or T .. ,-^ _--„
"Whipcords in heavy corded _-,_• ■__ • . '^j -L_-_.cli<?=_S lan iDJnoes.
effects, with small fancy dots; CheVlOtS. Sizes 35 tO StriDed CneVlOtS ana Ladies' Tan Colored Oxford
e^r advnrd° T?e rea^iar 42» in a choice of eight Cassimeres. Sizes 38 Jf^ soft flexible soies me
oSfi per yard, lrie regular » w dium opera toe and heel, V
value was 90c. patterns. tO 42. shaped tips, all sizes, at the
-i —i . . special price of 93c per pair.
, n ru ie des,.ab.e snver gray. SEE CORNER SHOW WINDOW. I NEXT TO CORNER SHOW WINDOW. Boys'shoes
A good, standard brand, T"* r» h i w • h r
worth 7c. On sale at 4_c per oooodooooooooooooooboooooooooobooooooo()oooooooooo6oi)0 ror scnooi wear, maae or
, aood veal calf, sizes 11 to 1.
-_af_=-__.-_ WO GET 1 GOOD THING SORE HERE. "-ICL
In plain blue, 27 inches wide crown and medium brim, at
la nic a'fS'c p e 0r 0y rard° n SPeC,al „ Ll fl 1 Ifl '_ 11 ' the specla. price of 28= each.
Bedspreads, Sft„XAllfl )fl iflftf S Jit SafiFl Ififl I PICPS «^ts' H^^ Hose
White crocheted, size for UvlllJUUlUJll/ Lll/UUk) lit Ullulllllv 1 llUVk)« Of black cotton yarn; are full
three-quarter bed; worth 73c finished and worth <20c regu
regular. On sale at S9c each, qooooooooooc^wooc^ }o*__. J^ ™tr> special Prlce of
Xa-blcz: Damask, > ■:■■■*
Turkey red, 60 inches wide, TT f w TT f w (fT^ A-" i?T^ rv -*-■ I Gents' Susoenderg
in bright colors and good pat- XI; k. \\ \ \-\_ iS\Z U*^. iS\ Z U*^. Made of good French web,
terns; worth SOc. On special -f^)» fH __L^«^l_-y V^t f->-_^ U^N. oversho t with silk, corded
sale at 29c per yard. | « JLv^ ±kJ kJ %J end _ Qnd drawer attach _
Sheets. This figure buys a Here you can make 'SoSbfc!' ISc Per
One case Bleach Sheets, I , . _> ** -«/r >_-.•_ t x- _. .» air >
ready-made, 2} yards wide, Choice frOlTl Men S Suits Selections from Men S Stationca-ry.
Ird am dus\?n g,On 9°ale' a?96c °f CaSSimere Or Cheviot SuitS in many Colorings One thousand boxes. Each
per pair. You can't duplicate _ n fancy checks and of checks and Stripes in papSJandTwo^L?! or°enl
h!i£ Flouncing stripes; some seven pat- both eassimere and ox °nw^rth a doubie. at
m a large line of choice pat- j terns. Sizes 35 to 42. cheviots. Sizes 38 to 42.1 Tablets.
terns. On special sale at SOc , _ - I -, ,_-.-«_,
per yard. Worth one-half One lot of fine Pencil Tablets,
SEE CENTER SHOW WINDOW. SEE CENTER SHOW WINDOW, ™] c t °n special sale at I<J
w h „ fh 7 „ . • J y| Feather Dusters,
Band Dress Trimming, two We purchased the SUItS at force-Sale prices — IeSS than One lot of Genuine Turkey
inches wide; worth 73c per i manufacturers' cost. Have marked them at prices that per- Eeat^ r, Dusters'/ we r li Tnßde
yard. On sale at 25c per yard. ; n „ >i 4 i • i j. j j. £ ni n ■ * Regvilarly worth 40c and
y t • F y \force make them the richest and rarest of Clothing opportu- soc. On sale at 2Sc each.
Taf^Saumie?s^ Smodes nitie* ever ered j_\ tkis #* Nursery Outfits
and tans; very stylish and _.___•_•. --, °f t!SSUe paper for making
worth 30c a pair. On special X-J?*** W lien YOU think 01 the X^* The HChneSS and nOV- dolls. On special sale at 20c
sale at 28c per pair. - . . r ... *__•*_ _■ ._ v i *n r> j each, which is less than on°-
L* d.' 'XT st Spring Jacket or Cape think of city of the whole Dress Goods third of their worth,
in^ecru^nsie,f-uify Richelieu us. Largest, best selected stock world are here awaiting the Cloth Brushes,
ribbed elaborately crocheted j n tOWn. Udies" pleasure. Genuine bristles and solid
at neck and armholes, low ! : E backs in good size, at the sne
?s cec k O^rsal Si cea e t V3 e 0c Se Sach^ Orth SEE SKOW WINDOWS. .OO g^nVSore^" W °rth
HALE BROS. & CO., 825 to 835~KSL
The Latest Styles in _fi_K____ Tho3e Wide Brim
2_^STRAW HATS 4^fJ|(HP-**- I*'1*' J"^**STRAW HATS
For Men, at 49c, 93c. $1 20, \ f^StM Can be had ,rom us for aboul ORB-THIRB
$1 45 and $1 95. IV "!_'__L_J\ ill LBSS lban hat slore prices"
(TM r\ Will buy choice of ;^_iß_^iWi|l^fe 0f $2 4B se™res for you
vJ) j\J about 25 styles in the pick rom -5 st3'!es of Men's
Men's Tailor-made Suits. iw 1/fwiW'Pr ress auls"
E. S. ELKUS, * S^Wl^'*"* 922 and 924 J Street
AMUSEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.
J. H. Todd Manager
Tbe Musical Event of the Season.
TWO NIGHTS, Apnl 23 and 24
CONEIED'S FERENCZY COMIC OPERA COMPAKY,
The largest and most complete Comic Opera
Organization now before the public.
MONDAY, April 2Lid, presenting the great
success, Carl Zeller's charming operetta,
TME XYROL-EA N
(Der Vogelheendler), m its entirety. TUESDAY
NIGHT: DIE FLEDERIVIAUS
i 1 be Bat>, by Johann Strauss, with exactly the
same star cast, magnificent ucenery, gorgeous
costumes, augmented orchestra, as produced
for over 100 consecutive nights at the Irving
Place Theater iv Sew York. Large chorus
and orchestra.
4*r- Dress Circle and Orchestra, reserved, Jl
and $1 50, Balcony, 600. Box sheet now
open. ap!B-6t
C_,UNIE OPERA HOUSE.
J. H. Todd Manager
Week Commencing: Monday, April 23d.
Magnificent production of the spectacular play
Tour of the World in 80 Days.
V
Grand Ballet. Handsome Costumes, special
Scenic and Mechanical Effects, Etc., Etc.
PRICES. 10, 80 AND 30 CENTS.
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
—AT THK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Monday Evening, April 23d,
With Eminent Vocal and Instrumental
SOLuISTS, assisted by a
MIXED AND MALE CHORUS.
Conductor, MR. THEODORE MARTENS.
Tickets, 50 cents. To be had at Purnell's
and Hammer's Music Store. WFM
~UNDERTAKERS7~
~JL FRAHK CLARET
UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
1017-1019 Fourth St., Sacramonto.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. GEORGfI
H CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 131.
W. J. KAVANAUGH, Undertaker
NO. 613 -I STREET.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. OFFICE
open day and night. Telephone No. 305.
L-ACE CURTAINS.
§PRING TIME HAS ARRIVED, AND
house-cleaning is under way. Send your
ca Curtains to the
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
Nineteenth and I Streets.
ti. W. GUTHRIE.
127 J Street,
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter,
TIN ROOFING.
*&- Telephone No. 165.
OFFICIAL.
CITY TAXES, 1894
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Assessment Roll of the taxable property
ot the City of Sacramento (real estateand
personal) for the nine months commencing on
the first Monday In April, 1894, has this day
been received; tbat the city taxes for the said
nine months are now due, and payable at the
office of the undersigned, Room No. 8, 328".
J street. Said taxes will be delinquent after
the second Monti-.- in May, 1894, and unless
paid prior thereto 5 per cent, will be added
to the amount thereof. Taxes payable in
gold coin. E. H. McKEE.
ap4-7-MS3w City Collector.
TOBACCO,
CIGARS and CIGARETTES
EASTERN AND KEY WEST ONLY.
Get a Good Cigar for Your Money
A. COO LOT.!
Times 1 Not Be Hard
For those who desire to pat
ronize the place where goods
are sold at the lowest mar
gin and where the object is
to please. Groceries, Fruits,
Vegetables, Canned Goods ia
endless variety can be found
at the popular store of
Southwest Corner Eleventh and J Street*.
; H. S. CROCKER COMPANY
t'Ui't'Uiuuuiuuuuummuiu
; who
DOES YOUR I=rlrstlna?
WHY
Can't WE DO IX?
With our Superior Facilities. Prompt Atten
tion, Fair Prices and Honest Work:.
•mmmmmmnmm'mmmn
- 208-210 J STREET. -
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SjP_LK
CHOICE REAL ESTATE.
On the premises, 716 and 718 Eighth
street, G and H,
TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 1804.
At 10 o'clock sharp,
BELL & CO. "WILL BELT, THE NORTH
53 feet of lot No. 5, in block bounded by
O and H, Seventh and Eighth, and all the im
provements (being a part of the estate of
Judge Cross, deceased), two fine dwellings,
elgnt rooms and bath in each, and all modern
improvements. For location and situation
cannot be surpassed. Now open for inspection.
Bale positive. Terms, cash.
BELL A CO., Real Estate Auctioneers,
ap2l-3t 323 J street.
OUR MAMMOTH REFRIGERATOR
is now ready. "We can furnish our
customers with refrigerated Poultry,
Game, etc. Buy your BUTTER where
it is kept on ice.
CHRISTIANSON&CO.
Cheap for Cash or on Installments.
THE FINEST LINE OF*
BABY CARRIAGES
See them before you buy. a. J. POM
MER, corner Ninth and J streets.