The Sacramento Union from Sacramento, California • Page 5

COMMERCIAL. 4 Business Not Very Active in Market: Circles at the Bay. The Week In Local Circles Closes on a Fairly Good Game Plentiful. Ban Fka.n( i--00, November 19th. In some respects the local produce market yesterday whs slightly improved compared with the preceding day, but this fact maybe partially accounted lor account of it being the closing day of the week.

Saies are usually better on Friday by reason of rateilcrj stocking up for Saturday, but us Friday last was exceptionally dull, the increased demand was probably reserved until yesterday morning. Receipts were not above the average, but the Varieties were fairly well distributed. All of Fresh Fruita were dull yesterday, and dealers complaim-d usiderably of the inactii ity which nece.ssitat I the carrying over of heavy stocks. Cio.ee red Apples are meeting with a moderate but all other varieties, of which, by the way, there is a great abundance, are aolHog slowly, aud asEing prices are being liberally shaded. Ptars and Figs fail to attract customers, and sales are slow.

Strawberries are moving off fairly well at steady rates. Quintal areseiling rather slowly. The supply of Grapes is greatly in excess of the demanu, and prices are not only very low. but assy, Imeu Fruits are in heavy supply, and the demand remains ratbei limited. reainery Butter is held tirmly at the recent advance.

other grades are unchanged. Kuuch Rgyra are very week, and itre slow. Poultry is dull. Turkeys being and cheaper. The local Wheat market is depressed, and transactions generally are not large.

Produce Market. VU Net ciimi prices for Family Extras, bbl; Extras, fS 0 60; Supernne.sa 00. at etl for good to choice shipping, am.i 1 07., lor miinng ctl for lair good quality, and 7S' 4 5e for choice riiriit; etl. -Si surprise, luniy $1 tood to 17 common to fair, sii.y,l 10; Black, 'JO; Redi Sic, 1 U7 -jql t.iuotui. ctl for I tree x.

el low, ior small Veilow, and for hiu-. ton. Wire-bound iiay sells at ton less than rope-bound liay. Following are wholesale ctty ior rope-bound hay: Whttit, 50; Wheat and Oat, 1j 50; Wild i tat, lz; Allalia. sft Clover.

5O4I1Q; Bariey, su; com-1 ressed, 50; stock, ton. bale. at Vctl. 3 15 ctl. GROUND ton.

POTAIOK.S—Garnet I isoq Early River Bar banks, River Red, 35 15c; Knltnaii cU; Sweets, 4urs7. 30 cU for good to clioice. fl 85; Butter. -'5 for small and $2 50 for hiivc; Pink, 1 7 Red. $1 7 85: J.ima, $2 12 2O; Pea, $2 White, fl lJo; While, $1 ysvcti.

VLGKI ABI.KS—Egg Plant, 25(di50c box; Green Peas, Btrlag I leans. 4c 1L; Lima Beans, ft; Marrowfat Squash, ton; Cucumbers, box; Gret-n box; Tomatoes, tur boxes; 'turnips, 75c ctl; Beets, sack; Parsnips. $1 y5 ctl; Carrots, Cabbage, Garlic, 4 Cauliflower, doz; Dry Peppers, Okra, 15c FRESH 1 for good to choice, and for common to fair; Pears, box for common, and 7 for choice; Liuiiici-s, bos; strawberries, Persimmons, box; I'omt-granates, imjx; Raspberries, vcaest; bbl. Muscat, iJl.tcu, fihox; Zinfiindel Wine White Qrapef, ft ton. CITRUS' from Orovilleare soiling at 50 boa tor N'avals anil 075 for seedless.

Mexican 5u box; blclly, a California Lemons, lor common, and lor good to choice; Bananas, $1 5u tumch; Hawaiian Pineapples, Mexican Pineapples. dosen. PRIED 9 ft for quattere.l, ft ior slue nnd for evaporated; Pears, Tb lor blcache'd halves and fir quarters; bleached Peaches, sun-driea Peaches, Apricois, do, Roai. (iillc for bl a. htd nl for Prunes, lor the lour Plums, 6i- for pi ted lor uupitied: for press and tor unprcssed; White Nectarines, Neo tariu.

UAiSINS-I omlon Layers. 25; kMMe in boxe-s, clusters. 50u.2; 100 Muscatels, iv for ihri.e- tor two-crown; driel (ir.ipes, 4 BUT dairy, nood to choice, common grades, ft; pieHU loli, 21c; tirUin, Eastern ladle packed, to tincy new, fair to rood. Eastern, ordinaly to ranch, 37.i*140; store lots, uozen; Eastern Llnary and for choice. Hens, flressed Turkevs.n; 50 for old, 50 1 younsi; 1- en, i 50; Broilers, 50y i( Hens, $5 16; Ducks, 93 Geese, jair; Pigeons, 50 '0 dozen.

25 dozen; C'aavasbeeks, 93 Mallard, Widgeon Teal, $1 Sprig. $2 5 small Docks, fl 50: Gray Geese, $2 50; White Geese. SKgl 25; Riant, 1 50: English Snipe. SI dozen; common ssnipe, 5c dozen; Hare 1 Kabbitji. $1 25rail 50 doxen.

Meat Market. Following are the rates for whole carcasses rom slaughterers to dealers: BEEF-First quality. second quality, third quality, lb. for large, and ft for lic Pi Hogs, on foot, grain fed, heavy and lntHlium, stock Hots, dressed 7 4 SACRAMENTO MARKET. Saturday a Good Day In Local Pi-odnce Circles.

BACBAXXXTO, Nov. Yesterday was a good day for track- in Local market circles and ut the closing hours stocks pretty well cle.iue.i up. In tact, the hole week was a deemed improvement ou many preceding ones, business throughout toeing far above the average. Receipts of Game the past few days have been very large, yet there was little lelt to choose irom. cv- at the noon hour.

lUvides, larjje quantities of Ducks were peddled about the stieets. The paal week has wound up about all muumt Vegetables, their place being taken by winter or the har.tkT varieties. Grapes have also about their last days lai ekoiee concerned, and tra is "mined aimost exclusively to Apples. prang ftom (lie. nortbera counties are corning 18, hut as yet are t.e.d at retry flg In the Poultry market Turkeys from dowou will piobai.ly ha Urn caiL there is fair inquiry tor Chickens.

Eggaaad Butter continue about the same, no Changes Retail prices oi thevarioui named areas follows Spuztnn. PiplhS. et ft; 25 box. I Curu.cuon, Miu-cats, an bcrr 45c fe aUou. Pomegranate' FHL'Il' ApricoU, ft- Apples.

IWh.s. i'lurusVl2 Tiur.es, lv ine-. Grap $1 ft box; Figs, CITRUS FRriT-Linea, lOcfdoz. Lem- duz; ta 11, 35e it dor. Bananus, Curoauuts, 10c eiich.

Oranges- an. 85c crop iMltrabeU Almonds. do Walnuts, 15c. liAIKY 40c; Pickle Roll, fair, 4(K" Fa icy, ouc; Fetalutna, tide; Fan Creamery, ta tern, jacked, frirkln. ifornia, 15c America, ltic; Baatatn Creamery, 2oc: I mburser, 20c; Genuine Swiss, 4cc; Ameii an, 25c; Martin's CTtamery, Ranch, 40c doz; Eastern, SOc.

POULTRY-Turkeys-Live. 20c Qobklers, 80j; dressed, 24c. $6 DAILY RECORD-UNION, MOSTDAY, XOVEMBEB 20, PA.GES* 50 each; Springs, $5 50 Bio lers, $4 aoz. 40e each; Tame lmcks, 50 dozen, 75c each; Geese, $1 S5 eafh. 30c pair; Widgeon, 35c; Sprig, Ma'Urds 'JO-; $2 dozen; tiuail, $1 50; Gray 75c pair; Black, Uo, 50c.

3c ft: Sweet Potatoes, 2c; Cabbage, Green Pei sc; 12kc; a Beans, tic; Tomatoes; i 8 box; Egg Plain sc; Keel Cabbage, 10c I each; Celery, 1, 10c; Savoy, Cabbage, 10c; Squash, Hubbaru. 2c; Marrowlai, 2c; i roosneck. 2c; Yellow Pumpkins, lc; Green Unions, 1-Vic; Cain Beeis, l-i 2 Oyster Hani, Leek, AJaraedu Peas. Be; -acraniento, do, sc; Garlic, oe; Chicory, three lor 10c; ttpinacu. 5c fi POTATO r.s-llhtr Reds, dUe suck; Early Rose.

05475 Uiver Uuiuuuk, yoc; Salinas, do, $1 2b 100 Sweets, $1 Prime Uib Uoast, Chuck loc; Hump, sc; 8c; Corned Beef, 8c; Porterhouse Steak, 1 Lioiu Steak, Hound Steak, loc Cbuck, loc. 'and Kib Chops, 15c: Koust Wai, lac. 11012 Uoln and UJb Chops, Stev, Sc; Shoulder Chops, Be. or Chops, 15c; Coined i'oik, Sausage, Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon, Ham, 40 bbl, SI 10 for 00-tt) $2 20 lor sacks; oatmeal, 4Uc; Cornmtul, sacks, 25c; Cracked Wheat, sucks, osc; nomin.v, sacks, 40c; Graham FloHr, 10 sacks, 30c; Buckwheat, 10-Ib sacks, 50c; Rye, 35c 10-lb sacks. H.iY AND Hay, TOeycwt.

Wheat, 7oc; second quality. tiOc; Alf ilia, B0 whole, $1 25: Barley, Ground Barley 05; feed Oats. 31 1 60; Wild White $1 50; Middlings, $1 10; Bran, 'jsc; Straw, Califorala Fruit Sales. Chicago, Nov. Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at auction yesterday at the totlowing prices: Hall-crates Mus; trapes, 60e; half-craiesTokay grape-.

70c 05; half-crates Verdeile grapes, half-crates Black Ferrara grapes, half-crates Corniehon grapes, $1 2b; Cues Lale Red plums, $1 20. SAX FUA.NCISCO STOCK MAHKET. San Francisco, November 18, 1593. BKNUmra BBS9IOX. Alta.

H. A Andes 55c Justice 800 Beictier 7Qc Mexican 1 10 Bodie 23c Opuir 1 65 B. ii 2 45 Overman Chollar 5c Potosi 96e Confluence 1 50 Savage C. C. 7(, 30 C.

Point 75c I'nion 90c Exchequer 10 V. Jacket (j.iC 1 15 THE Practical Completion ot the State's Portion of It. Referring to the work on the great canal and water power at Folsom the Teltyrapti says: "The State's work on the canal is nearing completion. A gang of men are al- ready at work on the western end of tbe I ditch, and at tho rate the prison officials are now pushing the work, its completion, so far as they are concerned, can be but a matter of a few days. "During a recent visit to the dam we were forcibly impressed with the necessity early actiou on the part of our citi- I that b'olsom may derive thead- I vantages to which her situation on the canal will euutle her.

Folsom will lie the first town iv a position to say to great manufacturing corporations: 'We can oilor for your use the greatest developed water power on Aslhat oiler will be iv our power but a short time, it tainly behooves us, as a business com: inanity, to be ready to take advantage of the opportunities which most decidedly I will be in our favor. "The history of every successful city In the West is that-Uieyare the work of a united people who did their work through a vigorous, progressive Board of Trade, who found business men and site owners ready to strengthen their hands. "We believe the time has come when Folsom should have a Board of Trade, properly equipped to place in the hands of manufacturers and capitalists the advantages we have to otter, and which are all unknown outside a circumscribed limit." American grain elevators are being introduced iv Germany. LIST OF LETTERS. Remaining in the Postofflceat Sacramento on Monday.

November 20, 1893: Ladles' List. Barry, Mrs Lucy Kelly, Mrs Frank Bla -k. Mrs Charles Mrs Brown, Mrs Alvira Lansing, Miss Alice owen, Mrs Amy Maekey, Nellie Ootter, Mi-s Lizzie Makin, Mrs A Conrad. M.ss Blody McGrath. Miss May Collins, Mrs Meade, Mrs Liuley Dunn, Miss Etnuly Moylun, Mrs Timothy Dunn, Mrs Kobert Miihouey, Mrs Dolan, Mrs Jesse Mash, Mrs lielie DeOrma, Mrs J-2 Norm, Mn Liura K.dstroni, Mrs Carrie Olnistead, Mrs Ewen, Mrs l'erry.

Miss Lizzie trances. Miss Katio Miss Grace Frank, Miss Rod-ers. Belle A Lulla Freeman, Mrs A Robinson. Mrs Ferris Fullerton, Miss Emma saling, Miss Annie-2 Gllfiu, Miss Eltie Schluescben, Miss Heady, Mrs Fannie Svvansun, Mrs Mary Henspeter, Mrs Swain, Mrs Hooplas, Miss Belle Triple, Mrs Howard, Mr- I. alter.

Miss Christine Hulett, Mrs Wallace, Mrs Hunt Miss rilsou, Mrs Libbie-2 Kady, 11 at tie E-2 Gentlemen's List. Adams, ErnesUaettson, Panner, Aine, Jr Jenkins, Juve ratrick, Chas Kassett, Jonnston, II Peck, Lester Bates, it Petlinaua, Brenson, Win Jones, EC Pnilpot, Steve Jiutt, WJr Josepiis. Jos Brodine, Kaufman, Beinbold, Aug Broun. Itocque, KG Byers, Herbert Kennedy, Rock, EG Myers. 1 adtl, Bobinsoii, annon, Thos Lainoenon.

Eugene Carr, James -lining, Larson. Simircich, Claudius, Al-4 Letter, VV'J Baum Ed Scnnei.ler, Livingstone, bcuaUan, wH Cu.iuingham, Mr Bneurd, l.eon CF Lopisich.Mr Smith, TE Dunne, (jcorgc Lincoln, Smith, LieUenuerg, hlatteu, Wm Everts, Clark Lovejoy, Benj suvle, Karris, Gap Summers, A MarkeLEH Fotue, Wm Mupki. 'Jomas, John Ben May, Willie. Tolrry, LS Gordon, Mattson. Graham, McCarty, Vosht, 11 Graham, Geo McCaILKB Walsh, Greenman, Alf McCurdy, Warren, Grover, 0 McGowen, Web Hamilton.

Miller.Aiionzo Wheeler, Harmon, Geo Morgan, White. HT Hite, Morgan. Willis, Hoby. ii Moore, It Williamson, Hoseley, A Murray. I' tt, Meyers, Wm Williams, lngersoll, A Mcol, A Wilson, John GeoJ O'Connor, Forelurn.

Jose Vieira da Terra AntonioPereira Zaline GalU AngelOfl Miguel Almeua Antonio Feireira da Munoel Grossa Bilva Japanoso. Kamachl Keshl Ha Mazuo Vokiti 8 okawara Chinese. Jim Lee Miscellaneous. Caliiornia Advertis- Lelau Co. ing Co.

Third and Fourth Mrs Rachel Bonry J. O. COLEMAN, Postmaster. 1 II Favorite. I dote upon oaks," said the languishing maid.

"So noble, ao stately, though lew. Tell me now, Mr. Jones, what's your favorite tree?" And he tenderly answered her. Yew." Magazine. THE CAPITAL CITY.

It Is Rapidly Coming: to the Front in Every "Way. A. Burrows of Glass Valley, writing from Sacramento to the Tidings of that city, says: "The changes being made in Sacramento are so radical that before the next meeting ol the Legislature there will be a brand new town. The old streets and sidewalks for miles have been torn up aud asphaltum and concrete laid in place of cobbles and boards. Ail the old awnings have been done away with by an ordinance, and light airy projections have taken their place.

When tho improvements are completed the city will not be a whit behind Jose. Then, too, the question of better public roada has been agitated, the brilliant editor of the Becoro-Ukios and the bicycle clubs leading this inarch of progress. County bonds will probably be issued for this Dur'pose. It is only a matter pi time till the good roads movement reaches Nevada County, and at which everyone having one spark of the spirit of progress will rejoice. "The first election under Sacramento's new charter has just come and the progressive element have swept everything before them at the polls.

Like that of (irass Valley, the Sacramento charter makes numerous changes and is abreast of the times. It makes the Justice Courts Police Courts, and makes the position of policeman permanent during good behavior. These, of course, are but a few of many changes. The charter is now under lire for alleged irregularities in the election. In my opinion none ot' tbe objections to it will stick when tlie matter comes into court.

No court will dare to overthrow the will of the people on mere technicalities. "The Capital removal case was argued yesterday iv the Supremo Court before the lull bench of seven Judges, as were also two Nevada (ounty rases. The courtroom was crowded with lawyers from all parts of the State. However the case goes in court, San Jose's chances case of au election are slim. Sacramento may be a seliish, stupid place, but a week's stay in San Jose convinces me thau San Jose is not a whit better.

San Jose hayseed is not a bit more attractive than Sacramento peanuts. San Jose is au extreme town; side by side with great wealth there is groat poverty diamonds and rags on the same body politic." DOWN THE RIVER. Active Work Beluart Done In Many of the Districts. The Kio Vista News always keeps its oye on tbe reclamation districts down the river. Iv its issue of Thursday a correspondent writing from Courtland says; "iieclaiiuUion has taken quite a boom in this neighborhood.

The Pioisou is euijagod in raising the ievees up to the -i-ioot mark. On Merritt Island the dredger Geo. NY. Moore is ruuniug day and niglit. "On Randall Island the Trustees are raising the levees to the 20-ibot mark.

"On Sutter Island the low places in that district are attended to. year the Trustees expect to build quite a substantial levee. "On the uptjer end of Grand Island Truthful Dick Bramletie lias a gang of niou engaged in felling the trees that line the bank of o)d Kiver. The new Grand Island dredger will move shortly to Kercheval's Point and work down the Old Kiver side of the island." The three 5, Clamshell and all at work on the Sacramento side of Braiinitn Island, and tney are doing line work. The levee presents quite a fortification.

The landowners on this ishiud are spending lots of money everyday, but it will cost no more to do the work with three dredgers than to pay lor one and for it to take three limes as long as tor the three to do it. Notaries Public. Governor Markham has appointed and commissioned the following Notaries Public: L. M. Holt of Los Angeles, and John N.

Besse of Kings City, Monterey County. 5 ARE GrOXITGr- Men's Natural Gray Finished Undershirts and if vmi axmri Drawers, that sell regular for $1, going this week for 50c. "vef or Flannelette Overshirts, 19c and 25c. sllirls buy them HOW, No time for six months have we had such a large stock of SHOES on sale as we have this week. Cahn, Nickelsberg Fine Kid Button Shoes that sell for 50.

We have them in this sale for 95 and $2 50. We can fill all orders by mail from this stock, as the quantity is large. You should look at the values I 800 dozen Jacquard's Celebrated French Shoe in our show windows. Biacking'on sale. Large 20c boxes for sc, and the 15c size, two for sc.

Boxes damaged coming by sailing vessel. Rubber and Oilskin Clothing from the Bankrupt Stock. Men's and Boys' Clothing from the Bankrupt stock. ADIFS Men's and Boys' Furnishing Goods, urLuiusj, Women's, Men's and Children's Shoes, all from Crm the Bankrupt Stock. Hais of us, Price, in satin, $1, ON SALE THIS WEEK, COMMENCING TO-DAY.

Men's Extra Fine Oilskin Coats that sell regular for $1 76, $2 and $2 80, according to length. Our prices, 50c, 7Sc and $1. Seventy-five of these garments sold Saturday. "3 Men's and Women's All-wool Knit Gloves, Mi Oilskm Hats, 18c- 800 Boys' All-wool Suits for school or dress. Prices, $1 46, $1 75, $1 95.

Piles of Boys' Fine Cotton Worsteds in handsome patterns, 98c. FAR THE BEST VALUES IN CLOTHING EVER Men's All-wool Suits, $5. Overcoats and Ulsters, all wool, $4 93, $6 95, £7 45 and $8 48. THE REDHOUSECOMPANY (INCORPORATED tJ Seventh Eigtitti, Sacramento. POROUS PLASTERI For "Superior qualify of Medicinal I 1 Plastert." This makes4B Highest awards to tyvobucet GREGORY BROS.

1-iO, 123. 1M and 128 street, Wholesale Dealers in FRUIT AND PRODUCE. Sole agents for the Davis Green Fruit insr Machine. Send for circulars. THE MARKET Of NEW SACRAMENTO In the Field Again.

AD. CHrIISTIANSON, LATE OF THE Pacific, has secured quarters at 703 and i 705 street, Seventh and Kiginh, where he will open THE ONLY COMPLETE MARKET 1 INJ THE CITY. MR. CBRISTIANSON says he will bo ready for the OPENING in ample time before THANKSGIVING DAY, and he luYitea uta friends and the pabllo to await further ani nouncemeuts. He says farther that he will I make the new quarters a leader in Fine Ms of Extra Quality and Low Prices.

A. D. CIIRISTIANSON £CO. 703 and 705 Street. CHOICE GRASS SEEDS I vrow the improve your I lawns.

crop iust arrived and selling at LOW PRICES. Also Flowering Bulbs, Seeds and Plants. Come and see us. C. B.

STRONG 108 and 1 1O sti-eet, Sacramento, CaL H. F. ROOT. ALEX. NEILSON, J.

BOOT, HEILSON UNION AND BRASS Founders and Machinists, Front street, between and O. Castings and Machinery of every description made to order. SACEAMENTO FOUNDRY, FBi STRKET, CORNER OF N. IAM QUTENBERQER, Proprietor. Work for sidewalks and buildings a specialty.

Gasoline and ateam Engines to order on short wotice. 4 WATERHOUSE LESTEB, IN IRON, STEEL, land Coal, Wagon Lumber and Carriage Hardware. 709, 711, 713, 715 street, Sacrmaento. S. CABLE, SUCCESSOR TO CABLE CROLY.

CONtractor and Builder. Orders solicited and promptness guaranteed. Ofiice and shop, 11U4 Second street, between and L. CITY STREET IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. CONTRACTORS FOR ALL KINDS OP V.y Str.et Work, Railway Construction, Wharves, Bridges, etc.

Sacramento office, 411 street san Francisco ofiice, room 45,, Mills Building. WHERE TO BUY GROCERIES. J. WINGARD, AT TWENTY-FIFTH and streets, has the best assortment and at moitt reasonable rates. CANCERS, mUMORS, ULCERS, WENS.

LUMPS AND JL Excregences, removed and no knife used. Special treatment for all Bkin Trouble. Best of references given. Send for circular Rooms 21 and 23 Postoffice Building, corner Fourth and streets, Sacramento DR. J.

H. SHIRLEY. EMPIRE LIVEBY NINTH lull) turnouts. URAEMILLER Proprietors. Telephone 366 MESMIN'S FRENCH FEMALE PILLS.

Containing Cotton Root and Pennyroyal; fTEE lADIIB' Tht ten moit rilUDlt A latin world. Mesmin's French Fe- male Pills, have been "ijf eo'd for over twenty urfed by Thou- sands of Ladies, who have given testimonials that they are unexcelled, as a specific monthly isedichie, for immediate relief of Painful, and Irregular Menses, Female Weakness etc. Price $2.00 a box, with full directions. TAKE NO STTBSTITUTXB. OB SPUHIOCS MKSMIN CHEMICAL Detroit.

Micb. JOS. HAIIN CO. Agents, Fifth and sts. CLOSE CALL; pression about njy medicines without effect until I uqed Dr.

Miles' New Heart Cute, which comnlet('ly cured 11. E. Starr, Pottsvttle, Pa. New Heart Cure is sold by all drujrfrists on a positive guarantee, or sent by Dr. Miles Medical Elkhart, $1 a bottle, 6forfe.

'ontalns no opiates. Dr. Milos 1 Pills, 50 dosea 25 cents. Free book at druggists or by aiu jl, tts" For sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Directors of the Escondido Irri- gallon District will rerelve scaled proposals for the purchase of the bonds of said district, and bids therefor will.be rccelvefl At the office of said board in Escoudido, California, until 10 o'clock a. m.

on tho sth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1898. A. J. WERDEN.

Secretary Escondido Irrigation District. Dated October 31, 1893. XTOIIiK To THE ness formerly carried on by the late JESSE SLAUGHTER will not be disconi tinned, but carried on by his son. LIAM SLAUGHTER, who returns past favors and thanks to okl patrons and wishi-sa I share of the public patronage, Heisprenasfed to do Plastering, Caicimiuing, Wbitenlnastnd Tinting, brickwork and Cementing. Chltnneya and Cespools built and cleaned at short notice.

WILL! AM SLAUGHTER, 528 st. "VTOTICE TO BUTBBS OF FIXE wear. These are my retiring from business prices: English Vicuna Underwear, from 96 to 94 per suit. Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear, from $3 to S2 per suit. Fancy Cotton Stripetl Underwear, from $2 50 to 50 per suit.

Socks, solid colors from to 25c per pair. Fine Merino colors, from 50c to 37 per COLLARS AND Coon's Linen Collars, from 20c to each. Cluett dk Coon's Linen Culls, from to 3 pair for 50c. 1 also have on band Young Men's Overcoats, sizes 4 and 5, which 1 will sell at less than factory prices. Call and 1 see them while the is complete at CHAB.

ROBIN'S, 618 and 614 street. mHE SHOOTING BEASON IS -w JL at hanl. Come and make your pick from HENRY TCK- new Invoice of mer and Hammerless Guns, all the best makers. New lot of Shooting corduroy and fustian. Guns choke-bored, stocks bent, and repairing on guns and rifles a specialty.

Send for pricelist. No. 623 street. Sacramento. Furniture! Furniture! AT LOWEST PRICKS.

W. D. COMSTOCK, Northtast Corner Fifth and ORDERS FROM THE CCUNTfty PROMPTLY FILLED i MADAME HAS RESUMED LESSONS IN SINGING BOS STREET. ffteal (C-etatc, EDWIN If. ALSIP CO.

THE OLDEST AND LEADING Bd Estate House IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA. OFFICES: 1015 Fourth Street, Sacramento 14 Montgomery SL, San Francisco 17 North First Street, San Jose We are again before the public withan auction sa4e. This time, vacant lots on the corner of Tenth and Streets, 160 feet square, which will be subdivided in lots of 40x160. Terms of the sale are 10 percent, upon the fall of the hammer and the balance upon the approval of the court, as this sale is made subject to the approval of the I Superior Court of Sacramento I County. The lots are in close I proximity to the railroad shops and the business center of the city.

This is a fine location for small dwellings, and they rent very readily, which is evident by the fact that no vacant house can be found in the neighborhood. Time of sale of these lots is 11 O'CLOCK A. M. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, On the Premises, W. H.

SHERBURN, Auctioneer. EDWIN K. ALSIP SACRAMENTO. $65. FOR SALE THE FAMOUS "LIZZIE Vineyard" of 120 acres, situated about five miles east or Sacramento.

AT $65 PER ACRE This property will find ready purchasers, for, considering the excellent mile from railroad station and Improvements is one of the best bargains ottered in this county for some time. Will be divided and sold in tracts if desired. Terms easy. FRANK HICKMAN. Real Estate Agent, nl7-2w 1014 Fourth Street.

W.T. Real Estate Salesroom, 32S STREET. 40x80, south side of street'nexl to corner of Fifteenth. half ot lot 2, street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, 40x160. $83O 80x160, southeast corner Nineteenth and 80x160, southeast corner Twenty-jjfth and K.

half of block and Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. MONEY JO LOAN. P. BOHI. A.

CROUCH. W. DOUGLAS 83 SHOE noWp. Do you wear them 7 When next In need try a Best in the world. If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latesf styles, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 $5 Shoe.

They fit equal to custom made and look and wear as well. If you wish to economize In your do so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. Name anj price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy.

W. £. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by WEINSTOCK. LUBIN CO.

WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR NEW stock of KAJSIXS, CITROX, LEMON AND ORANGE PEEL, SWEET AND BOILED CIDER. TRACY, Cash Grocers, N. B. (or, Elehth ami Streets. those inffprliiF from Nervous Debility and Weakness-, and havu-if unnuc- cescfiiily treated, will flufl famous remedy a certain and speedy cuie for lost manhood, premature decay, inability, lack oi confidence, ncnutal depression palLiUtioa of I heart, weak memory, exhausted vitoUtj- bad dreams.

8 boxes, which wfllcuremort I ninn Auureai 1 or call on 1 XLEUU AI- INSTITUTE. a. Boston Mml 1.