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CROSS,
D f RECORDS,
'REET, ENTO. - Courts carefully ed to.
Nter- uro. 1
315 J St.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 Fort Street, Edurate thoroughly for Business.
Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. 1489
St. Louis, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MONTANA. FOSTER FLETCHER, gen mdse and postmaster
Salina, SEVIER COUNTY, UTAH.
Co-operative Store, W McFadyen Foss Willard, shoemaker Harner H C, carpenter Jensen J, wagonmaker Jensen R, wagonmaker Johnson S L, carpenter King Solomon, butcher McFADYEN W, postmaster Olsen J C, blacksmith Robbins W, gen mdse Sorenson C, carpenter Steele J P, atty at law Thorseu Eric, gen mdse
Salmon City, LEMHI COUNTY, IDAHO.
Beatty E T, probate judge McDonnell John, assessor and collector Whitsett E C, treasurer Young S H, sheriff
Salubria, WASHINGTON COUNTY, IDAHO.
ALLISON R, postmaster Luddy John, flour and sawmill Reed Mathew S & Co, sawmill Robertson S A, physician Sater G, physician
Salt Creek, JUAB COUNTY, UTAN.
Bigler J G Sr, county recorder Borrowman John, justice of peace BRYAN WM A C, county clerk Cazier Samuel, sheriff FOOTE CHAS, prosecuting atty Grover Joel, probate judge Hague Alma, justice of peace Love Andrew, supt schools Sperry Wm L, coroner Sutton Peter, constable Vickers Thos, constable
Sanis Valley, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON. Coffin P B, carpenter Oscar Janiard, gen mdse
PAYNE JOHN M, postmaster PAYNE & MOORE, gen mdse Selph & Jones, blacksmith and wagon- maker Thomas J B, sawmill Walls A J, sawmill
San Pedro, PINA COUNTY, ARIZONA. ;
McDermott John, liquors Drew Geo H, postmaster Marks S, gen mdse Mason R, hotel
Semiahmoo, WHATCOM COUNTY, W. T.
Dexter Amos, sawmill Fields Eugene, cooper
MANEL JAMES E, gen mdse and postmaster Miller D S, carpenter Stewart A W, justice of peace
Shearer's Ferry, IDAHO COUNTY, IDAHO.
SHEARER F A, gen mdse, hotel, ferry and postmaster
Sheet Iron, COLUSA COUNTY. CALIFORNIA.
Fout John, mineral springs GREEN WRIGHT F, postmaster Pugh Jno M & Co, stock raisers Smith John L, saw and flour mills Smith Martin, cabinetmaker and carpen- ter Weyard Julius, notary public
Silver City, JUAB COUNTY, UTAH.
Ethier A J, liquors . Tyner R, blacksmith
Silver Reef, WASHINGTON COUNTY, UTAH.
Adolphsdy Mrs Fritz, dressmaker Allen E A, sec Stormont Co's mill and mines Aumond Chas, livery stable Bachman A, watchmaker
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.
KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-
QUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted! . Illustratec Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117, Post St. B. N.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. 84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
PUNCTUALITY,
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Fumme and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110;112 -114. 110 and 115 Battery Street, 'S. F.
1490 Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion.
Bennett J J, photographer Warren D & Co, butchers Wirt A C, gen mdse Brick Dan, shoemaker Bush Mrs, lodgings Byrnes Jas, shoemaker Carlton & James, butchers Snohomish City, SNOHOMISH COUNTY, W. T. Chater Geo, contractor and builder Clark Gibson, notary public Finnagan John, contractor and builder Bartlett D E, drugs Blackman Geo, saloon Economy. Fashion, Blackman H, boarding house Cathcart P, hotel Edwards Wm, shoemaker England G G, dry goods Ferguson E C, dry goods Hanson L, blacksmith Fortman & Harter, saloon Fortman John, watchmaker Friedman S L, dry goods Greenbaum S, gen mdse Hackethorn & Miller, carpenters Halpus J J, hardware Hanson Mrs Carolina, dressmaker Harenberg Mrs, brewery Hilton J H, groceries Hughes R, butcher shop Jackson Bros, groceries Knapp S M, groceries Morgan H D, miller Johuson JE, druggist and gen mdse Romaines Wm, saloon Jordan & Woolf, gen mdse Steavens W B, restaurant Wilbur L, drugs Word W H, blacksmith Hibbard J, bakery Hickox & Quirk, saloon Hoag J R, coustable Houston A, livery stable KRAUSE HERMAN, postmaster, news, stationery, cigars, notions, etc Levy A, saloon Lundt F T, lumber Lynch J M, livery stable Spangle, Mantor J, physician McMahon Frank, millwright Moore A T, supt Christy mill STEVENS COUNTY, W. T. - Morehous W G, tinner Abott Bros, gen mdse Nichols J C, dentist Downing E M, gen mdue Huichbiff C N, gen mdse Jacobs & Sterling, cabinetmakers SPANGLE WM, hotel and postmaster Wimpy & Spangle, notions Winn Taylor, saloon Paddock B H, justice of peace Parker A H, civil engineer Phillips Kiv, justice of peace Pool Wm P, notary public Quillen M, liquors Retallick Charles, blacksmith Rich W T, millwright Richards J R, news depot Spring City, Rivers Geo, mining secretary Rolker Charles M, supt Stormont Co's mill and mine SAN PETE COUNTY, UTAH. Acord A, butcher Allred R W, ropemaker Borrisen P, blacksmith - Sager W B, gen mdse Savage S R, contractor and builder Schwaber John, tailor Schwartz Isidore, gen mdse Simsley A, blacksmith Smith Chas F, atty at law Spencer R A, contractor and builder . Stevens John B, shoemaker Wahl E A, mine owner Walker Phillip J, atty at law Whedon D P, atty at law Burdick L, bootmaker Downan G, painter Mortesen M, furniture Olsen A N, butcher Olsen P M, carpenter Peoples' Co-op M I, gen mdse Peterson & Co, sawmill Tullgren A, carpenter Z CM I, gen mdse Woolf Moss, gen indse Skipanon, Spring Lake, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH. CLATSOP COUNTY, OREGON. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned'Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
Hunt J B, sawmill Rifeste G W, gen mdse and blacksmith Smith S, atty at law
JOHNSON B F & SONS, gen mdse, lumber, gardeners, fruit packers, nur- serymen, · seeds, trees, flower.t, etc.
TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.
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" Stylograph,"
1 A. T. Cross' Stylografic " Fountain Pen. Electrograph," Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Practically taught at PACIFIC BONI- NEAS COLLEGE. ??? PONt. Nt .. A. F.
Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion.
1491
Sterling, WHATCOM COUNTY, W. T.
Ball Jessie B, gen mdse, postmaster and lumber merchant Sawyer Wm B, hotel SMITH J E, notary public
Sterlingville,
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON. YAUDES GEO, postmaster
Tem Piute, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA.
Baxter J, assayer Bradley CC, postmaster Dodge & Clark, saloon Graham J S, physician Isaacs E A, boots and shoes Schiller C, saloon Wau Hing, restaurant
The Dalles. WASCO COUNTY, OREGON.
Bennett A S, supt schools Bird J H. county surveyor Burgess T, county judge Cropen J B, sheriff Ison L B, district attorney Savage O'S, county judge
Toquerville, KANE COUNTY, UTAH.
Allen John M, constable BATTY JOHN, postmaster, county clerk, stationery and varieties Bringhurst Wm A, probate judge Hammond & Batty, gen mdse Nail John C, wine manufr Savage Levi, justice peace Spilsbury A P, sheriff Spilsbury George, justice peace Stapley Chas, wine dealer Toquerville co-operative association, Wm A Bringhurst pres, gen mdse .Williams David, blacksmith
Tygh Valley, .WASCO COUNTY, OREGON.
Butler D W, lumber Chapman Wm, boots and shoes
McCown Clark, blacksmith MCCOWN W D, postmaster McKorkle M, flour mill Stailey H, Merchant .
Vernonia, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON . BAKER DAVID F, postmaster
Vipond, BEAVER HEAD COUNTY, MONTANA. Allen Hay, arastra Monroe Silver Mining Co SPURR W G, postmaster
Virginia City. MADISON COUNTY, MONTANA. -
DAVIS NAT J, county clerk and re- corder Edsall Andrew J, sheriff Morris Wm W, county treasurer Page Jas M, surveyor Purdam Amos, Supt public schools Smith O G, probate judge
Wales,
SAN PETE COUNTY, UTAH.
Killip J & Co, gen mdse Lamb Wm, justice peaco, MIDGLEY J K, postmaster Rees H D, gen mdse
J. K. MIDGLEY, Wales, Utah, .
Would be pleased to receive Price Lists, &c., of Machinery. Mechanice' Tools, General Merchan- dise, Liquors, &c.
Wallsburgh, WASATCH COUNTY, UTAH. Camp R C, supt co-operative association, gen mdse
West Portage, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH.
Bailey Frank, carpenter Gibbs Chas T, bootmaker
OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.
for Catalogne' Patronage of Teachers and the Trade Rilletted. M. GRAY. 117 Post St., S.
Torois
Mical Merchandise
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Send
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Lake, TY, UTAH.
SONS, gen mdse, fruit packers, nur. een, flowers, etc.
PUNCTUALITY,
Economy.
Fashion,
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toyen and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and pattern«, 110. 112. 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., 8. F
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
1492 Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion.
GIBBS JOHN D. postmaster and mana- ger West Portage Co-op Hale Martin V, school teacher Hall C S, school teacher Hoskins O C, supt Portage Co-op store Landon Chas P, blacksmith McCrary John M, carpenter
Whitehall, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MONTANA. Marsh & Perrine, dairymen STANLEY E J, publisher " Rambles in Wonderland"
RAMBLES IN WONDERLAND. A Book containing All About the Geysers, Cataracts, Canyous, Mud, Volcanoes, Boiling Cauldrons, and the thousand other curiosities of The Yellowstone National Park. BY EDWIN J. STANLEY. Whitehall, Jefferson Co., Cal.
Willit's. CALIFORNIA. NORTON BROS, lumber manufrs
Wilsonville, EMERY COUNTY, UTAH.
Boil A, mason Burdick A, saddler and harnessmaker, bootmaker and mining recordes Butler E, blacksmith Swasey C, butcher WILSON S, gen mdse, postmaster and hotel
Winsor, SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. JOHNSON J, farmer
Yakima, YAKIMA COUNTY, W. T.
Brooks L H, judge of probate MASTERS J W, county deputy clerk district court Parrish G W, school supt Pratt A J, county treasurer Schnebly F D, sheriff and assessor
auditor,
The Davis Hotel, VACAVILLE, CAL.,
I. F. DAVIS,
PROPRIETOR.
Contains all the Modern improvements WITH PLEASANT GROUND for CROQUET Parties. As a Family Resort unexcelled. Beautiful Drives in the Vicinity.
The Shortest and Best Route to the Black Hills Gold Fields IS VIA THE Central and Union Pacific R. Rs. AND SIDNEY STACE LINE.
The only Route affording Safe, Pleasant and Speedy Transportation every day in the year to Deadwood, Rochford, Central, Rapid City, Crook City, Galena, Lead City, Rockerville. Rates always as Low as the Lowest. The Thoroughly Reliable "South Side Route."
For further information address THOS. L. KIMBALL,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Union Pain Fulroad, Omaha, Nebraska,
H. WACHHORST AULAS Walenes cheaper than any house on the Coast.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
600 different sizes, styles and 16 and 118 Battery St., 8. F
Insertion.
sonville, COUNTY, UTAH.
dler and harnessmaker, d mining recorder smith her en mdse, postmaster and
Vinsor, UNTY, CALIFORNIA. armer .
akima,
COUNTY, W. T.
dge of probate W, county district court chool supt ty treasurer sheriff and assessor
auditor,
otel,
, . PROPRIETOR.
ents OQUET Parties. es in the Vicinity.
Hills Gold Fields ific R. Rs. NE.
every day in the year to y, Galena, Lead City,
South Side Route." KIMBALL, r and Ticket Agent, road, Omaha, Nebraska,
use on the Coast.
American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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Omaha, Nebraska.
1493
THE' UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
There are very few who have lived on the Pacific Coast who are not familiar with the history of this great line of railway ; and to it the rapid development which has attended the flight of time since its construction is universally con- ceded. The aid rendered by the Government in its completion has been rewarded in a permanent growth and an encouraging outlook for the near future. That vast stretch of fertile country lying to the north of its route in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho has been brought into easy reach and has been made the objective point of settlement for a steady flow of immigration. With the con- struction of branch lines of road means of rapid and cheap transportation will be inaugurated, and this great area of territory of unlimited capabilities will be made the source of boundless revenue. From Ogden to Omaha the scenery is unexcelled, and the ride over this wonderful route in magnificent coaches is one of constant pleasr.re. Nature has exerted herself and left evidences of her handi- work that are incomparable. The Union Pacific is the pioneer line, and its elegant coaches, substantial, well ballasted road-bed and efficient management deserve a recognition from the residents of the Pacific Coast replete with lasting appreciation. Its organization and completion met with many obstacles, and, since success has been plucked from the tree of labor, efforts are being made to usurp its right to that remuneration by other companies. It is an old friend and its interests should not be ignored.
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San Francisco, Cal.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS CO.
Market Street, San Francisco. Manufacturers of the
CALIFORNI ELASTY
SINCLE.
Best Improved Trusses, Constructed on Scientific principles and sell on their merits.
CALIFORNIA CLASTIC TRUEN
DOUBLE
FROM A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR.
Gilroy, Cal., Nov. 21st, 1879.
W. J. HORNE, EsQ., Proprietor CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS CO., S. F. Dear Sir :- I take great pleasure in stating that the double truss I purchased from you for seven dollars, has COMPLETELY CURED my little son of rupture on both sides. The steel trusses he had worn before, had caused lim much pain, but when your excel- lent Elastlo Truss was applied it gave him immediate relief, and effected a PERMA- NENT CURE In one year. I would not have him in such a state again for thousands of dollars. You may make any use of this statement you wish for the benefit of suffer- ing humanity. Yours respectfully, G. W. CLARK, Conductor S. P R. R.
LATEST CURE.
Quincy, Cal., Sept. 30th, 1879.
W. J. HORNE, Proprietor :-- I received your letter of the 24th inst. to day. The truss you sent me last Spring has COMPLETELY CURED my rupture, which was small and not very bad. I have great faith in your trusses. They will cure any rupture If it is not a very bad one. I do not know of any ono in this vicinity that is ruptured but what bas one of your trusses, and all speak highly of them. You are at liberty to make any proper use of this letter you may wish. I remain, yours respectfully, C. W. SMITH.
A REMARKABLE CURE. FROM A LADY.
Tomales, Marin Co., Cal., June 2, 1879.
W. J. HORNE, Proprietor CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS .- Dear Sir: I can cheerfully testify to the merits of your valuable T'russ as it has effected a permanent eure of my painful rupture. I purchased the Truss of you June 18, 1877, price $10. It has done wonders for me In performing this cure, as I had been ruptured from childhood, and never expected to get cured. I have not worn any truss for over one year. I can hon- estly advise any one to purchase your Truss, for I know its value after many years' experience with all kinds. Yours, respectfully, MRS. M. STUMP.
LATEST MEDICAL ENDORSEMENT.
Martinez. Cal., February 17, 1879.
W. J. HORNE, Proprietor California Elastic Truss Co .. Market St., S. F .- Dear Sir :- In regard to your California Elastic Truss, I would say that I have carefully stud- led its mechanism, and applied it in practice, and I do not hesitate to say that for all purposes for which Trusses aro woru, it la the best Truss ever offered to the public. Youra truly, J. H. CAROTHERS, M. D.
PRICE LIST.
SINGLE.
DOUBLE.
Plain Elastic Truss, 1} Inch, Web Nickel Plated.
8 5 00
$ 8 00
Good
.. TJ. 8. Web
6 00
10 00
Best =
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European Web
8 00
12 00
Best =
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2
.. U. S. Web
10 00
15 00
Best
2
European Web
12 00
16 00
Children's Truss, all sizes,
5 00
7 00
Adult's Umbilical (naval,) Trusses,
10 00
Endorsed and recommended by the medical faculty as the latest and best. The California Truss is reversible; hence will fit either side. Catalogues free.
Trusses forwarded to all parts of the world at our expense, on receipt of price. T In ordering a Truss, send the amount by Registered Letter, Post Office Money Order or Draft. When required will be sent by Express, C. O. D. Address all com- munications, giving size in inches, around the waist. to
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, Market St., Opposite 3d, San Francisco.
RUSS CO. cisco.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUEN
DOUBLE
TOR.
., Nov. 21st, 1879. ., S. F. I purchased from oture on both sides. ut when your excel- effected a PERMA- In for thousands of e benefit of suffer- uctor S. P R. R.
, Sept. 30th, 1879. to day. The truss ich was smail and rupture if it is net ruptured but what iberty to make any . C. W. SMITH. DY.
al., June 2, 1879. ir: I can cheerfully manent cure of my $10. It has done om childhood, and year. I can hon- after many years' S. M. STUMP.
february 17, 1879. et St., S. F .- Dear ave carefully stud- to say that for all I to the public. OTHERS, M. D.
NGLE. $ 5 00 6 00 8 00 10 00 12 00 5 00 10 00
DOUBLE. $ 8 00 10 00 12 00 15 00 16 00 7 00
id best. ogues free. ipt of price. oat Office Money Address all com-
OMPANY, ncisco.
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS.
HORNE & WEST'S ELECTRO-MAGNETIC MEDICAL BELT.
HORNE LY WEST'S ELECTRO - MAGNETIC BELT
"WHY IS ELECTRICITY LIFE?"
THIS BELT is one of the wonders of the age, both au a scientific instrument, and, in its power to remove what has been supposed to be incurable disease, it an. ewers the above question.
This belt ia a nem departure in Medicul Electricity,
and its construction and application to the body is based on entirely
A New Theory, Instantly ron oving Pain. It grappies with disease, and overcomes it by transform- ing electricity into the weakened life forees, & 1 thua restoring health and vigor.
The Electro-Medical Principles upon which the action of this belt is based, were dia- covered by actual experimental applications of Electric- ity to the cure of the diseasea namned below, and while" the belt ia Highly Scientific, will last for years.
It is equally aimpie, practical and caxy of adjustment. It la so powerful in its uction, that it is capable of run- ning &
Telegraph an Hundred Miles,
or of burning the flesh of a person, or it will reduce the strong current to so gentie a tension that it will not disturb the
Nerves of an Infant
in its passage. It produces a large quantity of the elec- trie force, and conveys it on the nerven through the body, and to every organ m it. The electric current en: tera the apine at the sneral plexus, or "smail of the back," theuce to the "poles" of the nervous system. and by so doing, it strengthens the nervea and restores to health and activity Every Organ in the Body. . It also conducts the curent all over the outside of the body, thus removing al external ailments of nerve and muscles arising from disease.
It will Cure the following Diseases :
Female Diseases, -. Pains in the Back, Hips, Head or Limba,
Sexual Exhaustion, Hernia, or Rupture,
Aathina,
Nervous Debility,
Heart Disease,
Dyspepsia,
Constipation,
Erysipelas, Indigestion, Sexnal Weakness,
Impotency,
Catarrh, Pilea,
Epilepsy, Dumb Ague.
This modern improved belt not only restores the de- bilitated, weak and emaciated systein to full health, but f. enhances in both sexes the pleasurex of life, sexually, mentally and physically.
PRICE LIST.
Electro-Magnetic Belt, Full Power ... $15
Electro-Magnetic Beit, Fuit Power, with Appliance .... .$20
In ordering a belt, send the amount by Register- ed Letter, Poat Office Money Order or Draft. When required, will be sent by Express, C. O. D. Addresa ail communications, giving aize around the waiat, to
Horne & ... West Electro - Magnetic Belt Co., 702 Market St., Cor. Kearny, San Francisco.
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Rheumatisnı,
Paralysia, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Disease of Kidneys,
Spinal Diaeases, Torpid Liver, Gout,
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Stockton, Cal.
Nos. 273, 275, 277 and 279 MAIN STREET, STOCKTON, CAL
FRED. C. HAHN, PROPRIETOR
STREET CARS TO AND FROM RAILROAD DEPOT Pass the House every Fifteen Minutes.
Rates, $1.25 and $2.00 per Day.
This popular Hotel has been enlarged by the addition of a third story, with 38 well-appointed rooms, has been refurnished and refitted in the most elegant manner, and is now one of the most comfortable and commodious hotels in the city,Large pleasant rooms for families.
COACH WILL BE AT ALL TRAINS To carry Passengers Free to the Hotel.
GAS IN EVERY ROOM IN TI PHOUSE
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Day.
third story, with the most elegant bus hotels in the
TRAINS
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL STAGE LINES LEAVING THE CITY NORTH, SOUTH, EAST AND WEST.
18 60
SHARP BROTHERS, Proprietors. 2.
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Rates: $2.00 to $3.00 per Day. BEST ACCOMMODATION ASSURED TO GUESTS.
ORMSBY HOUSE, CARSON CITY. NEVADA
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