The Sacramento Union from Sacramento, California • Page 5

AMERICA'S GREAT WHEELMEN They Will Ride on Woodland's Track To-Day. Next Saturday They Will All Compete Over the Sacramento Track. One week from the great aggregation of Weycte riders now on the Coast Circuit, will race in Sacramento. They ill probably be here several days before that date in order to become accustomed to the track. The riders that are to compete here are the top-notchers of this country, and Sacramentans will see such riding as they have never yet seen.

To-day these famous wheelmen compete at Woodland, and the "Mail" of that place gives the following sketches of the riders: THE COMING CHAMPIONS. R. P. Aylward, known the world over as one of the best conditioners of racing men, promises some sport to the Woodland public that has never been sprung before. He is working earnestly to make the race meet to be held here on Saturday a grand success, and therefore announces the greatest multicycle race ever run in California.

There exists a great deal of rivalry between the monster quadruplet pacing machine and the three-seated Steams triplet. The team, composed of Morris, Davis, Becker and Stevens, claim they can beat the triplet team, consisting of Jones, Loughead and Bovee, and vice versa. So Manager Aylward has arranged a match race, in order that this question may be settled. At the same time Wells and H. F.

Terrill each claim that he can follow pace better than the other, so Manager Aylward has decided to allow Wells to follow one of the monsters while Terrill will follow the other. The possibility is that one or both of these riders will be shaken off, but both claim that the multicycle cannat shake them. Such a race would create interest the world over. Aylward is anxious that the question and has therefore pitted his triplet team against the quad. In conversation with a "Mail" representative Aylward said: "No track in the State ever had a greater list of events or a greater aggregation of fast bicycle riders than will appear here next Saturday.

ALLAN N. JONES. One of Aylward's stars, was formerly a Woodland lad, but is now located in San Francisco. He first commenced hi? bicycle racing career in this city in 1884, winning a two-mile race, defeating Harrington and Hilliker on the Woodanld race track. Shortly afterward he moved to San Jose, and while there was taken in charge by R.

P. Aylward, at that time manager of largest team on the coast, and paced on the world's straightaway record team at Divermore, Alameda County. Jones occupied the third seat on the quadruplet pacing machine, which paced W. J. Edwards that famous mile in 1 His next performance was at San Jose, April 19th and where he gained for himself a reputation in the amateur ranks second to none on the coast, defeating with apparent ease all of the best amateur riders and establising two new world's record's in competition at one and two-thirds of a mile.

Throughout the season of he rode in class and, to the surprise of his most ardent admirers, started In and Won new laurels and prizes. This feat is seldom attained by a new man entering the liveliest kind of competition, but Mr. Jones did so, and is now as cue of the speediest racing men of the country. He is known among his fellow-riders as "Smiling" Jones, and this title Is well applied. C.

S. WELDS 3s the largest racing man on the path, weighing, when in condition for competitionl pounds. He has been on the path tor several years past and is known throughout the United States as "Boy Wonder." Wells always puts Bp a good race and has won more Places i ban any other coast rider. He has followed the National Racing Circuit for two years past and has a rec- Ord of a mile in 1:40. At Sacramento in October, ls.tl, Wells was the first toast rider to put the mile mark under two minutes; also two miles, Ftanding start, in record time.

4:11, and one-half mile in 0:52, Of late he has devoted all his Unas to cosnpstitloa and is at present in line form. Some lively work may be expected of him FRED H'dHKAO Of Sarnia, Canada, in 1868 all Canadian championahlpgi made eight new Canadian records and four world's records. He captured seventy-eight first places that season, which is a record itself, as It is the second highest ever won in one season by any one rider. The (anMvi RtnUNSVMM beingthe only one to number him, he having to his credit I'll firsts. At Chicago, Jul: oth.

l.oughead Joined the Nati'-nai Circuit and made a ftrand showing, until at Trenton, N. Where be bad a severe fall, disabling him from further riding. At this time he ranked fourth on the percentage table of the riders of the United States. His records are as follows: mile, tntpaced. standing start.

2:06 l-o, onehalf mile, unpai ed, standing start, 1:02 2-5. At the Velodrome track, San Francisco, he rode a one-third mile exhibitlon in 0:91 the rat meet held at Santa Komi, Saturday last, he captured the mile open in grand style, coming out of the bunch like a Hash from a KUII- I.ousheud is very popular with the California public. D. C. WHITMAN Ctf Dos Angeks rode his first race at Monica The was eighteen miles and there were 110 start, ts (an exceptionally large entry list), out of which he captured second place.

Up to this time he had ridden a wheel onlysix weeks, gjfti this ride at that time wag considered phenomenal. He commenced track racing in ISJC, nnd on June -Ist of that year won the one mile open in the record time of 2:06, which record stood as coast record f.r several months. His total winnings for 1866 were eleven firsts, twelve seci nda and fourteen thirds, a good Mr. Whitman won and held Fion of the Velodrome Shield for four consecutive weeks. He is an earnest and may be depended upon to put up a race.

MAX IfORRIfI Hails from Fort Worth. and is a rider of no mean ability, as he has proven beyond a t'oubt by his performance while in California. In the spring of his career was slow but sure, but that year he won every championship of Texas. When on tht National Circuit throughout Texas, he rode as an amateur and won every race he entered. His record for the season of IS9O in the professional class was twenty-six iirst, eighteen second and ten third places.

O. L. STEVENS. Known as the lowa wonder, first came into prominence by lowering Ziegler's world record for the quarter mile, unpaced, which was then 1-5, Stevens doing the distance in 4-5. This record is considered a wonderful performance, as nearly all the crackajacks of the country have tried in vain to lower it.

W. E. BECKER, of Minneapolis, is another rider to appear on the Woodland track. He earned the title which he now bears by winning the five-mile National championship at Louisville, in August, defeating Bald, Cooper, Ziegler, Gardiner and a host of other prominent racing men. Becker held the Velodrome shield for i some time until it was finally awarded ito C.

E. Dow, Becker having been led in a race just before the shield jrace came off, so Dow got it by default. His most remarkable performance, and one that stamps him as a crackajack, was in lowering the mighty Michael's hve-mile world's competition record at San Francisco last month. Every mile of the five was ridden at the killing pace of two minutes or under. The time made in this remarkable ride was 0:54 3-5.

W. A. TERRILL, "Big Bob." as he is known, has ridden on our track before, and during the past season earned the title of coast champion. "Bob" followed the national circiut for a short time as a member of the California giant team. He is a very large man, and moves about on his wheel as actively as any smaller man; always good-natured and smiling, a gentleman and a thorough racing man.

H. F. TERRILL Is a biother of "Bob," and has been lacing in California for several years past. When Harry first commenced riding he was a wonder at short distance races and many times took the laurels from Ziegler by defeating or capturing that rider's records. He is an all-around athlete and was the Pacific Coast amateur champion oarsman.

GEO. V. BOVEE, Of Xl Paso, Texas, is another rider horn the cracks may well watch, for if tiny fail to do so he wil surely cross the tape a winner. George was a mem- I ber of one of the circuit teams of '96, although he did very little riding, as his business connections down South would not permit of his following the circuit any length of time. He has a record, however, that must not be overlooked.

In 181X1 he captured eighteen first places without a defeat, a remarkable table of winnings. CLARENCE L. DAVIS Hails from the cycling center of the Pacific Coast, San Jose. In 1802 at Sacramento a surprise was sprung on the public in the form of a dark horse, or a 100 to 1 shot. Ail the cracks had been in continual training and each considered himself in fine form, but their disappointment was great when Davis jumped the bunch and went down the stretch a clean winner.

He has won many races since then, and will win many more, although he has been racing probably longer than any rider now in competition on the Coast. I Clarence has very little to say, but is a deep thinker, and this class of riders keep the rest guessing all the while. The most efficacious stimulant to excite the appetite are Dr. Siegert's Angostura Bitters. Beware of counterfeits.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmHm DAILY BJECOBD-TJKIOK, SATTJBDAY, MARCH 6. 1897. SIX MONTHS FOR PROCTOR. Baker Hamilton's Clerk Pleads Guilty to One Charge. The examination of Fred S.

Proctor, the clerk of Baker Hamilton, who was charged with stealing a number of articles from that firm, was had in the Police Court yesterday. Acting City Attorney Miller announced that in consideration of Proctor having made a clean breast of the whole matter, it had been decided to accept a plea of guilty on one charge, that of stealing two boxes of Winchester cartridges, and to dismiss the other three charges. He said this agreement had been arrived at after a consultation with the officers in charge of the matter, and when asked if the prosecuting witness had agreed to it, replied, "That's all right." Justice Henry asked if there was any felony charge in the matter, and was assured there was not. He then allowed the three charges to be dismissed, and after Proctor's attorney had made a plea for clemency on the had made a plea for clemency on the ground that his client was not a criminal, but had baen a reputable young man up to the present, the defendant was ordered to stand up. Justice Henry said he always had the utmost sympathy for young men and always tried to do what he could for them, but he had a duty to the community to perform.

He thought a man not as well brought up as the defendant might possibly be entitled to more consideration than the defendant. The defendant had been well brought up, and had enjoyed special advantages and moved in good society, and while he hoped the young man would recover from the effects of the present cloud, he felt it his duty from which he would not sentence him to the County Jail for sixty days. The stolen goods were ordered returned to Baker Hamilton, To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c, Genuine Spring Lamb, Choicest beef, mutton and pork at Mohr Yocrk Packing Company, 1024---lU-'O J.

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MEETING NOTICES. mkktinc; OF Tin: SONS AND DA.UGHters of the Sacramento Pioneers March fi. 7:30 n. m. E1.1.A G.

McCLEERY. President. Pit 'NKEUS- MEET AT YOUR HALL TO-DAY (Saturday). March 6th, at I p. to attend the funeral of our late brother, P.

W. Rurnett. JOSEPH SIMS. President. W.

H. Luther. Secretary. CHUBCH NOTICES. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS Christ of Latter-Day Saints, corner of Twenty-fourth and at 1J a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. All are invited. No connection with Utah Mormons.

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, CORner Twenty-fifth and A. J. Sturtevant. Breaching; at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Young People's meeting ut 0:45 p. Sunday-school at 12:15. FOURTEENTH STREET PRESBYTErian Church, between and streets- Rev.

W. C. Sherman, pastor. Preaching by pastor at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath-school at 12:15 and C. E. service at 8:30 p.

m. SEV EN Tll STR BET If, E. CHU RCIIT South, between and II Anderson, D. Pastor. Services at 11 a 1 and 7: Subjects-Morning: Ihe final evening: "Strive to Enter Sunday-school 12:30 League op.

m. Seats free; all invited. SIXTEENTH STREET Hoskinson. Lenten morning and evening. A welcome to all.

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN, corner Sixth and streets-Preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev. H. A.

Mavhevv. No eventing services. Y. P. S.

C. E. at 6:30 p. m. ST.

PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Eighth street, between I and J-Kev Charles L. Miel, Rector. The first Sunday in Lent. Services at a. m.

(holy communion), 11 a. m. (holy communion) and :30 p. m. Sunday-school at 9:45 a m.

Morning subject; "Man, the Child of evening: "The First Seats free In the evening. Strangers welcome at ail services. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI ST OF LATte-r-Day Saints, Pythian Castle. Come and hear President H. Nye on "Mormonism." No collections.

Sunday eventing. 7:45. christian" ciiritcii, sixteenth and stre. tS. J.

E. Denton, Pastor. First Ethiopian Paul's Conversion." THEOSOPHY LECTURE SUNDAY evening at o'clock In upper hall of Pythian Ca-stle, by Mrs. Isabel F. Mills.

Subject: "Theosophy." Absolutely free. All Wvlconie. SIXTH-ST ItE FT BTJ and Pastor will preach at 10:8 a on "The Homes We Need." and at 7:30 on "Christ as Revealed in Saul's Conversion." CALVARY HAITI ST CHURCH. I street, between Twelfth and M. Mit'heii.

Pastor Sunday-school, a- m. B. Y. P. IHp.

m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 730 p. m.

Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Xorvell conduct the services.

The revival meetings wdll continue during the week come. FIRST NINTH Street, ami Hanks. D. Pastor. At 11 a.

m. Mrs. J. S. Norvell, the evangelist, will preach.

At 7:30 p. m. the Pastor will speak ewpeelallv to railroad men. Subject: "The Bible as a Headlight." will bo special music at this service Babbath-school at 12.15. Young Peoples' meeting at Our seats are free and a cordial invitation is extended to all.

CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, ELEVENTH street, between end J. E. Trefren, pastor; residence, J217 street.

Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school.

12.15 p. m. Epworth League, p. m. Seats free.

PERSONALS. THE ONLY PLACE TO GET FISH REtall at prices. AM. FISH CO 422 J. J.

W. BIRD'S NEW GROUND FLOOR Photograph Oallery moved to 417 st. FOR LPEAN'S PILLS, A pafe, reliable remedy, $2 by exnres- C. O. D.

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Send for circular. $1. WATCHES CLEANED. $1. WATCH mainsprings, $1.

All work warranted 888 next to Metropolitan Theater Cash paid for old gold and silver. BUSINESS CABDB CURTAINS DONE L'P, 05 CENTS A pair and upward; fine flannels laundrled without injury to the garment. French Laundry, 882 street. ROOT, NEILSON UNION Foundry; Iron and Brass Founders and Machinists, Front street, between and Castings and Machinery of all kinds made to order. H.

E. ROOT NE J. DRI FOR ROOFING, TIN AND SHEET- Iron work. W. D.

Bessey can't be beaten 520 I unset No. 773. JOHN D. SHEARER ARTIFICIAL stone walks and concrete foundations. street.

and Right Are Spring stocks at Lav- enson ready in the strongest meaning: of the i i word, and thoroughly right in regard to both 4 style and price. AN EN- TIRE MONTH AHEAD OF ANY OTHER SAC- RAMENTO They are not ready a minute too soon, either, 4 judging from the goodly number of pairs that go marching out of our store every day. A word of just FEW OF Men's Ox-blood or Chocolate Russia Calf Lace Shoes, new i nobby coin toes. black jr trimmed. Price, $3- Men's Wine" Vici Kid Lace a jr Shoes, razor toes Men's Chore- late Vici Kid Lace Shoes, new coin toes Men's Ox-blood Rus- Jr sia Calf Lace Shoei, cloth These three handsome styles at J4 a pair.

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OF FRANK Crowell's whereabouts; will be to his advantage to communicate with F. street, room 4. TO SEEL THE Check I'erforator; retails large commission. Wesley Mfg. 41 Park Row, New York.

It GIRL FOR COOKING, Address J. 8., this oflice AN ELDERLY" MAN. A situation to do any kind of ehoring work; handy at almost any kind of labor; wages no object; a home wanted. Address Edward Kerr, County Hospital, Sacramento County. m5-3t PLACE BY YOUNG HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR second-hand furniture and household goods.

All kinds of sewing machines bought and sold. Repairing lowest rates. Money advanced on consignments. 1031 street. J.

H. TREANOR, Manager. PLAZA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Ninth I and procured and all kinds of help furnished. W. A.

WALL, Prop. Cap. Tel. 360. Sunset, black, 654, WANTED SECOND-HAND HOUflEhold furniture; highest price paid.

Room 2 il Building, up stairs. 1 WANT A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST ME in my act: hisht about 0 feet; must be strong in the arms and of good appearance; big money to right person; experience not necessary. Address Miss Charmion, the California Girl Sandow, care "Record-Union" office. OR Business men particular about the care of their horses and carrlaifes to board them at Frank Tryon's stable. Alley, Seventh I and Eighth.

and streets. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. EL D. GILL, At tornov-at-Ijaw. Stoll Building, Fifth and K.

Take elevator. 11l HAM W. JOHNSON. Rooms 27 and 2S, third floor. Stoll Buliding, southwest corner Fifth and K.

H. D. GILL, Building, "Fifth and K. Take elevator. A.

P. CATLIN. Attorney and Counselor-at-Law, Northeast corner Third und J. C. A.

Elliott. A. C. Hinkuon. HINKSON ELLIOTT, Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law, Eugene Aram.

A. L. HarL 11 ART ARAM, ATTORNEYS-AT- Law. Oflice, Fifth and streets, rooms 12, and 14, Sutter Building. ILLIAM A.

GETT. Butter Building, southwest corner of Fifth and J. TelephoneJS'o. Charles F. Gardner.

D. E. Alexander. Arthur F. Miller.

ALEXANDER. MIDLER GARDNER, Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law, slr Sacramento. Chauncey H. Dunn. 8.

Solon Holl. IIOLL DVNN, Offices, 920 Fifth street, Sacramento. Telephone No. 14. BOOEBIITPEBS.

BOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS branches, with good work 1 and promptness. E. W. BRUENINQ. us street Bacramento.

1 11 PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN OPENED March Ist, at 14254 street, by Mrs. E. mills, a recent graduate of the Normal Kindergarten Training Class. TO LET OK RENT. COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS: Improvements; Twenty-seventh and J.

Apply Twenty-seventh street. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, furnished, with sunny and pleasant. 1230 street. NINE-ROOM HOUSE WITH LARGE yard and stable; latest improvement-. 1318 F.

TO DET-4-ROOM COTTAGK WITH bath. and cold water. Thirteenth and streets. Apply at Siller Mill. 1614 Thirteenth street.

TO LET-UPSTAIRS FLAT OF SEVEN IUSVii I street. TO RENT PART OF modern Improved cottar; three unfurnished rooms suitable for housekee; ing; hot and cold water. Apply 1629 Sixteenth street. NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY FRONT room; also single rooms. IVttK Street.

TO CORNER Tenth and 2-story, 7 booms; rent $10. BEL, 317 J. $14-NEATEST LOWER FLAT IN THE city; pantry, bath and modern Improvements; also, i rooms and bath, $lv. Apply Tenth street. $13-OORNER THIRTEENTH AND flat ot seven rooms and hath; second floor.

Now if you are going to come and see me, as these Hats are fine and cheap rent. Apply MRS. GLEEMAN. corner Third and streets. TO LET-COTTAGE.

SIX ROOMS AND bath, gas, high 922 Fifteenth UO9 4th FURNISHED rooms, fl per a 080 NINTH ST-FIVE UNFCRNISHED suitable for housekeeping. llle EIGHTH ROOMS for also, single rooms. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN family. 1121 Twelfth street. IF YOUR PROPERTY IS VACANT LIST with James E.

Mills, 30l street, and Cttre good tenants. TO AND AFTER MARCH Ist. a lodging-house of 26 rooms fully furnished: has a dining-room and kitchen attached, with furniture, The location makes this a desirable place for any lady who understands the boarding and lodging-house, business. No better opportunity offered In Sacramento. EDWIN K.

ALSIP Real Estate and Insurance, luloFourth street. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE Berkshire, corner Sixth and streets. 818 STREET-FOUR FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping. TO LET, $IS-SIX ROOM UPPER FLAT, bu2 street; bath, hot and cold water. Apply to W.

4 Ninth street. TO NICE COTTAGE OF FIVE rooms; hot and cold water and every convenience. Apply at I'd- street. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT FOResters' Building, I street. 7lh and Sth.

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; gas and bathroom convenient. Apply jggg Eighth etreet. TO ROOMS SUlTable for housekeeping, at Sl6 Twentieth street. GROCERIES. TRY BELLMER SON, TENTH AND Oil, 75c; Gasoline, 73c; Best Tahle Fruit, 2 cans bestjCorn, 20c.

BELIEVERS IN PURE FOOD. J. J. WINGARD carries a line assortment of that article at reasonable 2iMi o. JUST FROM THE OVENS, HlGllgrade Crackers, new prices; fresh rish every day.

CHICAGO CASH MARKET 923 black. MACARONI, 25c A BOX; BUTTER, 20 to 30c a roll; Eggs, a doz; Llmburger Cheese. 25c a cake; Swiss Cheese 17V.C a lb. JOHN RILEY'S GROCERY, Tenth and streets. All fresh, pure, standard and wholesome goods.

19 lbs BEST GRANULATED SUGAR $1 Coal Oil, hue 5-gallon can; Fresh Dairy Butter, 80C roll; Ripe Olives, 25c quart Crackers. 50c box; Good Coffee, fresh roasted and ground to order, 25c fb Mocha and Java, lb, 3 lbs tor star Coffee, 25c lb, 2-lb cans, 45c, 5-Ib cans, Sardines, 5c can, ti for 25c; Ammonia. Dc bottle; Tomato Catsup, sc; Worcester Sauce, sc; Liquid Blueing, 10c bottle, Sweet Corn, 3 for 25c; Tomatoes, 4 tor 25c; Oysters, 3 for 25c; Clams, 10c can; Good Tea, either green, black or uncolored, 25c lb; Sugar Cured Hams, IZVfcc; Shoulders, Cc; Bacon, Dried Fruits, 5c lb; Canned Table Fruits', 2 for 25e; Table Apricots, 10c can; Borax Soap, sc; Royal Savon, 75c box. Cash premiums. BEESLEY at SON.

tho Up-To- Data Store. 518 street. DENTISTRY. DR. W.

A. ROOT. Telephone, 297; Sunset Telephone, No. 901 red. Sl4 street.

DR. R. L. WAIT'S OFFICE AND 706 st-, over Christianson A- market. Painless extraction of teeth by use of a new anesthetic.

Examination and consultation free. Hours from a. m. to 6 p. and 7 to p.

m. B. F. STOLL, DENTIST 608 street, between Sixth and Seventh. DR.

H. H. STEPHENSON, opposite Clunle DR. A. H.

HAWLEY, DENTIST 1009 Seventh st. Tel. Sunset No. 823 black DR. W.

J. TAYLOR, DENTIST 718 'phone, 873. Hours, 9 to 5. F. F.

TEBBETS, DENTIST 914 Sixth street, between I and J. west side, opposite Congregational Church. DR. A. J.

THOMAS, DENTIST Successor to H. H. Pierson, ollVa st. Hours, 9 DR. CLIFFORD TODD.

DENTIST Joseph Building. Hours, 9 to DREBS AHD CLOAKMAKIHG. METROPOLITAN HAIR DRESSING Parlors: price 25 cents; millinery: also dressmaking; rates reasonable. 419 K. MRS.

RIDEOUT. THE DRESSMAKER (formerly Mrs. J. M. Kelly), has removed to lt)u7 Twentieth street, near P.

FINANCIAL. MONEY TO J. GOETHE, 1011 Fourth street. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE security. CHARLES COOLEY.

1011 Fourth street. CARPETS CLANING TOU OOINO TO MOVE? IF SO. ring up RIVETT. the carpetman, and see how little it will cost to have your carpets thoroughly cleaned and properly relald. Telephone.

Southwest corner Twelfth and O. PHOTOGRAPHY. BE PRICES FOR BABIES' photographs are so low that every mother can afford to get a picture of her baby. BEALS. 627 st.

corner Seventh. 8 PIRITTTALIBII. MRS. I. DARRALL, CLAIRVOYANT and trance medium.

8 to 12, to 8. 1411 P. GENERAL NOTICES. FINEST ASSORTMENT IN Till-: CITY of SSOOad-hand Stoves. Ranges arid choline Stoves at the D.

A G. Store. 1001 street. Bought, sold and repaired or exchanged. EVERYBODY EATS FISH DURING Lent.

AM. FISH (XX. 422 J. FOR FISH. OYSTERS, CRABS, CA up Am.

Fish 422 J. Tel. Sunsc. 80. A GOOD BARGAIN FOR BREEDERS of fine brood mares.

Diawood No. 27.772. Volume the handsome white-harness colt was swarded premiums as a suckling colt and yearling OVI colts by Guy Wilkes and others at the State Fair. 1896 and 1000. He is register 1 as a standard bred trotter.

He like- the pacing gait best, and can do it like Agitato, his cousin, and ought to pace in 0:15. He is the talk of the race track community. He is a handsome coit Tom Keating and Other i hoi semen say he is a beauty. He sired by Diahlo. His dam.

Abblc uodnut, as a two-year-old. She trotte 1 miles In 2:36 with very little handling. She is registered in Volume X. as standard bred by Woodnut. She is ticdam of Abdlne, trial tbree-year-old, mile 2:22....

He Is entered in a two-yeatold stake race and will be entered in the State Fair stake. 1807, if they give one for pacers as a O-J ear-old. 1 will breed five outside standard bred registered mares at $20 each cash at time of service: the money will go into a stake of $100 for his colts at two-years old. two In three, first two-thuds ot stake, second colt one-third. No mares will served but standard bred mar In Diawood you get the blood of sock noted sires as Electioneer, sire of Anon, Nutwood sire of Manager, 2 Lockhart Bteinway, 2:24.

sire of W. Wood, 2:07, Agitato Al Gregor 2:10. Cricket Alcantara. 2.2!, sire of the dam of Hereta. Heir- and Diablo what great brood mares: Green Mountain Maid, Alma Mater.

Miss Russell, Old Dolly. Addle, Bertha, Katie and one by Whipple's Hambletonian. sire of the dam of Azote. 2:04. He crosses seven times into Rvsdvk's Hambletontan 10.

Address all letters to O. J. HOLMES, agent. Agricultural race track, mr2-lw SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, 527 Arrived car fine East, i Apples. i PROCESSOR Health Culture; diseases cored without drugs; flesh reduced or Increased by my simple method; lady attendant for ladies; consultation free.

410 street. mX-lw PANSIES, ROSES, Chrysantln mums, etc. H-Street Nursery. street. FIRST-CLASS ELECTRICAL WIRING done by Goldsmith at moderate prices.

K. WELCH RAREBIT. SEMOLA, GERMEA, Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour. Instantaneous Tapioca, Maple Syrup, High Grade Syrup, and everything good shown at the Food Exposition can be found at the 1 Up-To-Date Store. BEESLEY SON, 31S J.

FISH RETAILED AT WHOLESALE Prices at American Fish 422 street. I HAVE NO BOYS ON THE STREET selling old flowers. For fresh Stocks call at Bonbonniere, 42u street. AIN, the Florist. CAPITAL WINDOW CLEANING COMpany; houses, stores, offices, etc.

cleaned; orders promptly executed; charges reasonable. Leave orders Harvey's Musu 721 or P. O. Box 500. LEE HAYS, THE PLUMBER.

AGENT I windmill. 1210 J. Tel. 245. WHEN YOU VISIT THE FOOD Exposition don't fail to see the exhibit of upto date specialties by BEESLEY St 'X.

518 Street. You can buy gruct-iics Of them cheaper than anywhere else. GENTLEMEN'S SOFT AND STIFF hats cleaned, renlocked. rebound and made as good as new, 25 to 75 cents each. M.

DESHA YES, 1008 Eighth. THE SALVATION ARMY ARE NOW prepared to furnish families with kindling wood by the sack or bundle; also, stove wood. Orders by postal card, or left at the Shelter, promptly tilled. lul7 Beoond street. MISS FLORENCE HASTINGS' DANCing class, Pythian Castle, Saturday afternoons at 2, and Saturday evenings LATEST PERIODICALSAXD FICTION, Stationery, Notions, at Doane's NO.

202 i. ree t. J. E. TILDEN, PLUMBER.

GAS AND steam titter; estimates furnished Tenth street. Removed to 316 street Sacramento, rap. Telephone, 4su. NOVELS AND BOOKS BOUGHT. SOLD exchanged at reduced prices.

725 st! JAPANESE INFORMATION All information to the Japanese 7 Sixth Sacramento. P. o. box No 1 OAK STOVE WOOD, $3 50 PER CORDcottonwood, four feet, in s'ove length, $3 50; half cord. $2: measurement guaranteed.

Leave ordeis at 723 Sett, enth. W. 11. BASLER. COAL AND WOOD, HAY AND GRAIN all under cover.

The best, dry est and cheapest wood in the city at 510 anu 518 street. Telephone 533. JAMES Mc- CAW, Proprietor. LATEST PERIODICALS AND FICTION. Stationery, Notions, at Doane's, No! 202 street.

LOST-FOUND. SCOTCH TERRIER: TAIL docked: answers to name "Spike." Return to saloon, Sol Front street, and receive reward. mO-3t STRAYED TO SOL RUNYON'S, NEAR Walnut Grove, one gray horse. Owner can have same proving property and paying charges. E.

DAXN. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. DR. M. AND residence, 72.

street. DR. B. F. AND Res.

702 K. 10-12, 2-4. Sunset Red. 81. DR.

SIMMONS, 9 TO 10 a. 2to p. to Sp. m. Sunset red, 891; Capital 240; House, Sunset black, 201.

DR. SIMMONS, 11 to 12 a. 4 to 5 p. 7:30 evenings. Sunset red.

091, Capital, 240; DR. FAY, 027 H. TEL. SUNSET 934: 10 to 12 a. 2 to 4.

7 to 8 p. m. Res. 172'J G. Tel.

309 DR. MARY M. CRONEMILLER OFflce, street: residence. 1117 street; hours, 9 10 10 a. 1 to 3:30.

and 7to 7:30 p. office, 473; res. 400. DR CARTWRIGHT. OFFICE AND RESidence, 913 street, between Ninth and Tenth.

Office hours: 0 to 11 a. 2 to 4 and 7 to p. m. HOSPITALS. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL; CENtrally located.

Ninth and sts; MODERN. Sunset, 491 blk; Capital, 505. MUSIC AND ART. SCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK- Lessons In all the latest designs, stamping, etc. Work to order.

MISS L. ALLEN WATSON formerly with Frederick Warde, Warde James, Fanny Davenport, desires ladies and gentlemen for dramatic class Address Turner Hall. GEO. C. HOLBROOK A.

LOTHHAMmer, piano tuners and repairers. Work done by yearly contract if desired. Office and workrooms, 1021 Eighthstreet. PTANO PAYS TO WAIT for Paul Schoen, planomaker of Oakland. Here first of every month at Hammer's or Pommer's.

THE WEEKLY BEST weekly on the coast. FOR PROPFRTY FOR T.OT. lOxSO. southeast corner Thirteen th and streets. Inquire 17UI street.

GENERAL PROPERTY FOR SALE. HAVE THI-: LARGEST LIST OF FARMING LANDS FOR SALE OF A.NY AGENCY IN CALIFORNIA Give us a call. We will guarantee to suit you. No. IN 0 acres; I acres in vineyard.

Nice ilwelling Of six rooms: barn. Sheds and out-buildings. Located neac Rou tiers', one-half nolle from railroad This place must be sold at once. No. For Kaneh acres; 2 acres in vineyard; small orchard; son; blackberry and gooseberry vines; is acres cleared.

Dwelling containing si i rooms; barn, two springs of water. Th I place is situated 1 I from Santa Rosa. No. HO per acre. acres; 1 acre In orchard (mostly apples), I acre in blackberries, ijj acres In grain land.

3 0 acres cleared. 180 acres in timber; a I fenced with barbed wire fencing; large barn: residence containing 4 rooms; plenty of good water: 1 span of borSSS CO head of stock hogs. dosen chickens, header wagons, 1 gang plow; all go with the place, located 23 miles from Williams. N. Is an excellent bargain.

Party will take city property In part exchange No. hotel in a thliving country town; completely furnished; doing average net business of par month. Terms of payment, one-third down, balance In annual payments Apply to Edwin K. Alsip A Real Estate Dealers, 101S Fourth street, Sacramento, and Mills Building, San Francisco. mC-4t COMPARE OCR LIST OF PRICES WITH OTHERS SIMILARITY LOCATED.

AND WE THINK Vol" WILL FIND THEY ARE OFFERED AT VERY REASONABLE FIGURES. EDWIN K. ALSIP Real Eafta Dealers. AN IMPROVED BLOCK SALE. With house containing seven rooms: stable, windmill and tank.

Located on the line of the electric railway. Will be on easy terms down, balance In annual payments. Also For Lot 10x160, on street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Also For 40x100, on street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Also A PIECE OF PROPERTY THAT MUSI' BE Sold' WI THIN THIRTY DAYS THIS IS AN UNQUESTIONABLE BARGAIN.

For 08,000 A nice two-story house containing; eight iiath room, double pallors, etc: lot 70x140; house stands on 30 feet of ground, leaving 40 feet adjoining It vacant, upon which another house can be built. Take 11.000 down, balance can stand for a number of rears. Situated on street, bit ween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. The owner and I wife are disabled on account of Slofcnswn and must move. This property cost 04.500.

Also For fine high lot. northeast corner Twenty-ninth and streets, lot 80x140. N. the price of this lot with those surrounding it, and you will tind how cheup it la Also For 40x100, street, between Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets. For 100,000 A line three-story building, now utilized for hotel, with brick store, well rented: in a good location.

This must be sold at once. Apply to Edwin K. Alsip Real Estate Dealers, 1013 Fourth street. Sacramento, and Mills Building, San Francisco. m6-4t FOR SALE CHEAP-40 ACRES OF LAND at New England Mills.

Placer County. Apply T. S. Stillwell, Pacific Dairy, Sacramento. FOR SALE EIGHT rooms, lot 40xltfu, 2310 street Apply on mis es.

FOR GOOD extra good hnsinoss; $40 to per day. Call or address this oflice. FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND CARRIage; also spring wagons for sale, and hlacksmlthlng done, npj Second. THIS AMOUNT WILL SELL you one-halt interest in a productive property, worth more than care Record-Union," N. V.

W. AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION! ON THE PREMISES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, 4:30 p. STORE BUILDING On the south side of street, near Third. LOT 20x160. Dwelling in rear.

BELL, Auctioneer. A HOUSE FOR CASH And the balance at $13 a month. A good six-room cottage, on street, near Twenty-fourth. WHY" PAY" RENT? WRIGHT, 402 J. FOR FINE Location and doing a line business; must be sold immediately on account of sickness.

See BELL 415 st. FOR AN INCORPORATED town of between 6.000 and 7,000 Inhabitants, a lodging-houso and saloon that is paying well The house, which la situated in a good location, consists of twelve furnished rooms; all are tenanted. The owner will sell all of his interest at a good discount in said business A lease of the house can be obtained at very reasonable rates. Adjoining the saloon on the ground floor there is every opportunity for opening a restaurant. Fixtures for the same are in place, but have been used only by tne family.

Sickness has determine the owner to locate elsewhere. For further particulars inquire at this THRESHING ENGINE FOR SALE by L. L. Crocker, Cal. SALOON FOR SALOON known as the Wine Rooms, situated at No.

014 street. Is offered for sale at a bargain, by reason of death in the famiiy. Apply at .07 I street tup FAIR OAKS WOOD YARD THE cheapest and best wood in the market; before purchasing call personally or telephone; full measure guaranteed. Yard Tenth and street. CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE AT 1113 street.

TYPEWRITER FOR SALE wide-carriage No. 3 Caligraph, complex in eevry particular and in iirst-class condition. Reasons for selling, because tho Weather Bureau has furnished one for official purposes. Apply United States Weather Bureau Oflice, Postofliee buildlng, room 17. third floor.

FOR WELL-BUILT COTTAGB of five rooms, hard finished and in firstclass order; must be removed from lot where it now stands. For particulars inquire at this office. SELECT SCHOOL. HOWE'S ACADEMY GRAMMAR grade, high school, normal and business branches, elocution, French and German are taught. Ninth und 1 streets.

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