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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03

SAy ANTED-SIN MEN TO DRIVE HEADER
W wagons, ten men to hay, six men for hop
ranches, three cooks, four walters. Female
IWelYe girls for hOuSework two waiter girls
Apply to EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth and
x Streets Sacramento -
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WANTED-LOST. FOUND.

NNTANTFD-A YOUNG GIRL TO WORK IN
w Coffee Saloon at 5l7 X street iel.St
NTANIED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w steady habits, seeking employment to
represent an old established mouse in his own
State. Salary, $40 to 500 per month. Refer
ences exacted. Manufacturers Supt., Lock Box
1855, n. Y am
4 WOMAN LITTLE PAST MIDDLE AGE,
"A American wants to keep house for an
elderly or invalid Christian gentleman. Easy
terms. Call at st. George Lodging House.
mySl-iL#
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Catholic Ladies' Relief Society, No. l.
Election of officers and other important bust
ness THIS (Monday) EVENING, at S clock
EMMA A. HUGHES President
LOUISE J. CONRAD, Secretary. 1t&
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FOR SAIE-T1 LET.

TOR SALE CHEAP-A CHOICE CORNER
l. lot in Oak PARK; worth $3.50. will sell for
D, if sold in a few days. W. W. CONE, 4Ol J
street. iel-tf
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About 200 persons had taken refuge in the hall
and were on the second third and fourth
stories.
The men held a meeting and drew up some
rules which all were bound to respect. Walters
was chosen President. Rev Beale was put in
charge OF the first floor y. NJ. Hart OF the sec
ond floor, and Dr. Matthews of the fourth floor
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Regular meeting of California Lodge
No l,5S0, Knights of Honor, THIS (Monday)
EVENING, June Sd, at o'clock, at Grange:s'
Hall. tuil attendance is requested Degree
work ana election of officers Tor ensuing term
JOS, DAVEY, Vice Dictator.
JNO. c. MEDLEY, Reporter. n:
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WANTED-A LADY TO HANDLE A VAL
w liable W. c. T. U. publication. Guaran-
teed salary OF IS per day. A member OF The
RECORD office. 1,4
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The EXcelsiOr Carpet-cieaning and Rem
oyatlng Co., S.W. cor. 18th and j. Sacramento I'm

GIRL WANTED-TO DO COOKING AND
" general housework, at 1875 St. jeS-Gt@
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At the windows trantically calling for aid
They had spent all the night and the day in
drinking water Their condition was lament
able. Late in the evening the children were
removed to higher ground and properly cared
Tor. number OF persons had been taken from
this building earlier in the day but in the ex-
citement the children were forgotten. Now
that the waters have receded there is great
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And was jerked up into the air The rope was
tied to tree, and his would-he lynchers left
him. Bystanders cut him down before he was
dead. The other men did not interfere, and he
was allowed to go.
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Tor sALE-A LOT WORTH 5000, ON S
l. street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth;
west half lot :. 40xl60; S1OO cash, balance in
stallment. +. f. GARRETT 522J street jeI-6t%
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
COMPLETELY TURNED AROUND.

Mayor Clement and the entire COUNCIL
are completely turned around Hence
forth his honor viii SIT 10 the north end Of
the council chamber and the sl6erffsn
will occupy the space north Of TIE ma u
entrance. The hot end viii significantly
be left for .he lobby.
Tn. little oGlce a. present occupisd by
the city clerk viii be known heaesforth So
the corn nraittee room. The change thus
far is an evident improvement 10 tie ar
rangenent and was prompted by TsrJ
generous offer on the part Ct Gr- Gssto.
ia consideration OF the Increased b7siEsa-
be has offered the city The use ot two Ad-
ditiooal rooms On the ssne fcor tEnosdl-
steIy east o. the councsl ball. These VII
De elegantly fitted up FOR the clerks o',ses
and the paper hangers sas already a.
work
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
BEET SUGAR,

The growth of no industry in Kansas
has been more carefully watched or zeal
ously guarded than the manufacture of
sugar and each years developments have
only encouraged the enterprise and point
ed out distinctly the cause of the few fail
ures. The Medicine Lodge Sugar works,
owned by Eldred & Hinman and superin-
tended by Henry Hinze, owing to their de-
termination and well directed effort had
several weeks back probably the best pros
poets for big success of any sugar house
in the state.
Now they have not only demonstrated
the feasibility of making beet sugar of the
finest grade but have actually turned out
sample that has much significance to the
experts. This discovery will in the first
place lengthen out the sugar season to six
months and will place Kansas in position
of advantage over every other state. The
cane sea on closed on the l1th CT Novem-
Der, Just as the beet season will open. In
the two samples shown the beet sugar has
the advantage of the of the sorghum sugar
in appearance while the percentage of
strength compares almost equally.
The additional cost of eQupping fac
tory for beet sugar Is less than 20 per cent,
and the difficulties to be overcome when
once equipped are considerably less than
in making sorghum sugar. In medicine
Lodge A acres of beets were planted as an
experiment yielding sixty tons of beets
which will produce about 5000 pounds OF
sugar. They estimate that the product
would have been considerably IN
creased had they been prepared with
proper machinery and the product
| under favorable circumstances is
safely estimated at 225 to 250
pounds of sugar to a ton Of beets The va
| riety of beets used for seed were imported
| BY Superintendent Hinze from Germany,
and raised under his direction. The farm
ers in the vicinity intend to plant beets
| the same as cane. acre for acre.
| In extracting the sugar from the beet no
glucose at all is DEVELOPED, thereby sim
| plifying the process. The Arkansas valley
is considered peculiarly adapted to the
raising of sugar beets, and in the opinion
| Of practical men does not rank second
even to California in this regard.
The yield of sugar from the beet in this
state can easily rival that obtained from
the beet in Germany.
The next season run is already estimated
at ], ,OO0, 900 pounds of cane and an almos,
| like amount of sugar A practical sugar
man, in discussing the matter last eve
ming, said that the recent experiments in
Medicine Lodge would do much TO hurry
the location of mammoth central sugar
| house.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
SOCIAL BASor ET.

4 rery pleasant and sslsct oa5gsist was
given at tie Carey Gsst night by several
leading society young rsea- Aftsr the
spread az informal dance wAs sGioJsd IA
the rsr.ors- Tie lasqzst ~ss Just What
=a. intended. the test the country could
afford. and nothing .ae gsat4ag 70 make
TIE occssios = tsgpy cns-
Amorz ;hoss pT~s@nt wsfss W. IL
Rsuch. Miss Nzruis = Aesd. r. - Koks-
t,sugh. Miss l. A Owen. T. IL
Robinson. Mlss Gail Caldwell. ID
"a. MeCiees, M.ss Emma AcCles<
Warren Fogz. B l. Essazn. ". u Bird
eubAngb. B y. BoJc. Geo. Efilnx. Geo.
H.mm.sn. {. s Billings. ". f-a1d. Oscar
DsIorg. Misses Aalinss Ross. Fla A.
Grove. Annss Reel, Ossls Fore. J1lia ko-<.
I5lss Sspp<Easla, Dovis koaiasoa ssa
Nr a11 Arz Acksazs~.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
[ll2&2iZ&Si!3

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day All this vast
try will be aside and observed time for the
thanks the year has brought
the hearts and homes of the people.
Sometime ago announced that on Thanksgiving day
would donate to the poor families of the city -four
The different benevolent institutions of the city helped
donation distributed families
needed the gift and the result is pleasing We
have given all the benevolent people all the tickets they asked
left pleased know that there
such small number of destitute families in the city The
tickets have left still the and will be pleased
distribute them knowing of destitute
families who would be pleased receive gift of sack OF Hour
sack of meal We originally intended give away
sacks butha added 100 sacks of
meal this and all tickets good for sack of EACH
And with the wish that and all will have pleas
THANKSGIVING every of the term, will close with
the list of presents:
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
TO THOSE KIND ONES.

Many the dining bright that today in this city
are waiting,
In them the tables well filled. and the sideboards
~ complaining with daintiee, 80
stand In their Thanksgiving glory, awaiting the on.
slaught i'm mpending.
Round them wifi eyes brighter beam and suspiciously
now and then moisten ,
AS the heart softer becomes and unable to bar the
tears progress;
And for each table OF plenty full many VIII boast
but a little -,
Thinking Of this. comes q thought that Will strlke
every one very plainly =,
Were there not many women who toll Tor the or
phans and fallen
How many more when passing house whence
steal laughter and odors,
Feeling their hunger and poverty ksener would falI
step lower.
of the poor ones
Lacking such homes and and such Comforts let tnose
women not be forgotten, $50
Who, just as g cd wives ana helpmates presiding
DER homes and o'er fresides,
Give all their moments OF leisure to helping the
homeless and friendless;
And let azephyr OF prayer ascend that their days
may be heightened:
That this y re-appears their work may be bless
ed and bless others PoNcO.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
1xnIGR.I1ox nrgEAu.

TIE secretary Of the Kansas sintnlsrA
ton bureau. Mr.. r g. Rood. has letter
from Mr. W. r. White. ssasral PASSENGER
sgent Of .de Santa Re. 20 the ef'srt sssas Re
will present tue Interests 0f tbs society 70
the trans-Mis.oari Psssesgtr association
at an early date. and uFs- isS0fsSse Ae-
tsoa. The sccss.y VIII meet sozDe iafEse
this week and conp,s:s fas czsaaEz&s4oz-
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

The first of series of balls to be given
this winter by the A. o. L. w. was given
last night by the Peerless Lodge No. 27l,
in their hall on Market street. A large
number were present and most enjoyable
evening was passed. The reception COM
mittee was composed of the following
members of the order J. A. Wallace and
wife, J. 7. Dorsey and wife, r. Cone and
wife, A. J. Applegate and wife. ". A.
Minick and wife, John Ratllff and wife,
and the floor committee of Messrs. w. +.
Lawrence, John L. Counor, ID. B. Duncan,
H. W. Kendle, T. f. Clegg. G. S. Smith.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Carlton school is q good presentation OF
what YVES lone in all the schools.
Scriptural Reading.
song America
Repetition of the Twenty third Psalm
Reading of the Presidents Proclamaz
Essay o. .......... Origin Of thanksgiving
Lulu Baker.
Thanksgiving Exercise. Five Parts
Select reading Mischiefs of Thanksgiving
Mable Foye.
Essay. Thanksgiving
Lulu Groush.
Recitation The Sinners Thanksgiving
Dinner. v geo. Eals1a Eaad,a
Select Reading. Thanksgiving in ''ie
Olden Times. Royce Busenbark
Recitation Our Thanksgiving
Lulu Edwards.
Recitation. Thanksgiving Wishbone
Mabel Birdine.
Thanksgiving stories told by Primary
Grades.
Mary Davis.
Recitations about Thanksgiving from
Select Reading. -. A Boys Thanksgiving
Clair Cracow.
The First Thanksgiving Day..
Lizzie Billenger.
Essay. ............... ...Ine turkey
Henry Castle.
THE ALCoTT SOCIETY.
The following program was rendered by
the Alcott Literary society. fifth grade,
Emerson school:
Part l. Singing, Praise the Lord the
Giver of all' l'..................Sc School
Part IL Proclamation-Presi Har
rison's THANKSGIVING proclamation
for November n, 1889. Katie Mastin
Part III. History of Thanksgiving.
] Thanksgiving day. John Charles
Thanksgiving among the jews and
Greeks. May Eifer
First English Thanksgiving in New
York. Myrtle Pritchard
How the Pilgrims gave Thanks,
5 The first National Thanksgiving
and Washington's Proclamation
Nettie Tripiett
Part ". Singing, Geography song School
Part Y. Selections:
/ The Barefoot Boy .. Katie Mastin
9 A Naughty Little Girls View OF
Life fe.............F .Flossie Thayer
The Pumpkin. ........ Daisy Gardner
Miss Edith help things along.
Myrtle Pritchard
The Silver Plate. ..... Mabel MillIkan
Little Gretchen. ....... .Nettie Tripiett
Pumpkin pies. .... Maude Blanchard
How Mrs. Speckle Celebrated
Thanksgiving John Charles
0 Coli z Fishing Claude Blanchard
10 Elsie's Thanksgiving. Minnie jackson
1! The Geography Demon. Emma Turner
II Queer SPELLING. Fred Humelke
Part vi. Roll call for Thanksgiving
maxims. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Part VII. Paper, Alcott Times
.................... George Coultls
Part VIII. Singing, Our Baby. -. School
KATIE MAsTIN, President.
JOHN CHARLES, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

If the ouails and prairie chickens in the
yiclnity of Clearwater We're aware OF the
expedition that leaves this city this morn
ng, they would make rapid scurrylng
toward No Mans Land George Ross, the
Jamous nimrod. accompanied by two
friends almost equally famous. Henry
MYERS and Will Byers, have laid in
yoodly supply of ammunition and have
heir wagon comfortably fitted up, ana
here is keg under the front seat, out OF
course, Wichita not yet having obtained
resabmission, that must contain shot,
But il must be fine. whatever il does con-
tain. becauss they cast frequent and long
ing glances at it. They expect 10 get 40
quail, as Mr.. Ross farm has not been dis
turbed by hunters for some tine. They
also had a good lot of old gowns and cab
bages made up into fine, hand made Cuban
cigarros.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
CUTTING
'E& w" Collars to Eighteen
Cents.

Earl g. Wilson, makers of "E & "" COL
lars. under letter of September %. say 70
Joe" the Halter: You have cut the
price of our collars and we will not sell you
our goods" Other equally az good makes OF
American collars are sold at 20 cents. Inn
ported collars, on which there is duty OF
sixty per cent, can be retailed in this coun-
,rv at - cents. and fair margin made,
therefore, not having any trust strings tied
to us. we shall sell this morning, beginning
ar $40 o'clock any of the following styles OF
"E & WV collars at IS cents trus. price p
cents: cuffs at 53 1-3 cents, trust price 20
cent?:
s.C;ermsuic.n "Sakokis,n
Double weight" ''Itaska,0
.'Sagamopt,n "Chetopa-
sPaIatka," "Goze5ic,h
1Isrthe1 wichita,
"i MON Club Algooac,
Cuffs.-"Park.7 Loretta, "Pythias7
We will sell in this cut sale, beginning at
$50 o'clock, today only:
6 celebrated Monarch snirts for g..
6 better Monarch" shirts for s..
plated Monarch shirts for $50.
6 full dress Monarch" shirts for 81 80.
We viii also include twelve dozen latest
street shades. kid gloves 81, fitted to the
hand. worth 81 50. and viii sell you lone doz-
en- TO q cus'onsr) best imported British
socks at 81 % per dozen, which most dealer.
pay S2-25 per dozen for, and retail al =
ceuts and 10 make II more interesting. viii
iueluae three dozen Of the very latest shape
Derpy hats in black and brown. every est
bearing our private trade mark. ~ 81. 80,
worth s. 50: or an extra quality stetson hat
4. 8 25 worth from 81 50 10 s.. for this day
only. Trade early and avoid the ruso-
Special Notice.
At the request O. great many oi our
l-.-Sy y4esf~ ~-rezx. sf.sxx sal -
kouday 10 give all chance 70 obtain the
t-.r,4sts Thereof. Rid include about 80 hse
silver and gold handled silk umbrellas, bot
for holiday presenss ~ . bag dtseosnt from
regular prices. Lots of z s. w collars on
hand jet
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

About thirty young friends formed a
surprise party for Mr.. Harry Harrison,
1909 east Third street last evening. The
evening WAS spent most pleasantly by all
present in social games and at late hour
lunch was served
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Mr.. E. B. Cowgirl passed through the
city last evening on his way home to par
lake of his Thanksgiving turkey.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
Hoods SarSaparilia

Is the remedy for this ever increasing malaGy. II
attacks at once the source of the disease by purify
ing and enrchinC the blood which in passing through
the delicate passages OF the mucous membrane
soothes and rebuilds the tissues, giving them ten
dency TO health instead of disease and Ultimately
curing the affection. At the same time Hoods Sar-
saparilla builds up the whole system ana makes one
eel that he has taken a new lease OF life.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Work commenced yesterday on the Hun
YER avenue bridge on Chisholm creek. 1t
iid Dot commence, however, very hard,
puly the engineer putting in some stakes.
MIR. J. h. Sawyer, who has the contract,
expects to commence work IN a few days.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Mr. Fred Hinze, of Wichita, has been
summoned as a sugar expert TO Louisi-
ana to assist in the adjustment of the ma
shinery in the sugar house of Shattuck &
Hoffman, one of the largest in the south.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Notice the advertisement of Mr.. d.
Hays, proprietor of the City shoe store, 1856
North Main street. No one is better
known to the citizens of Wichita and
vicinity than Mr. Hays, and when he says
he will close out that mammoth stock of
boots and shoes At iess than the cost of
manufactory he means 1t.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

The school of instruction for the |. O. O..
f. will be held in Wichita during the COM
ing month. Representatives from all parts
Of the state will be present.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Rev. r. T. Savin, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. this city, lee
lures before the Kansas Academy of Lam
guage Literature and Art at Topeka Fri
day evening, November %.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

The reporters have been breaking theil
necks in anticipation of a shooting affair
during the last forty-eight hours. Last
night through the mediation of a police
officer the couple made up.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Mr. Dan Stewart, living on East Ihlr-
teenth street. is confined 10 his room
with typhoid fever.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

The Garfield Post will elect officers next
Tuesday night at common pleas court
room. Garfield hall will be occupied.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Jailor Ed Darnell arrested Ed. Nc
Meachan yesterday, who is charged with
robbing one Smith, in Grant township, OF
IN N
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

The estate and Education" will be
learnedly discussed this evening at the
Lewis Academy by Prof James ii. Can
field, president of the National Teachers
aSsnciafi ion
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

The meetings continue at South Law
renee Christian church with increased in
Ter, st. Elder j. W. Tennisou proves him
self 10 be an old soldier against the hosts
If .he enemy His sermons richly abound
With scrI tural proof and are addressed
both 10 the understanding and emotions.
You will be stronger by having heard him.
Come 10 hear him.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

A letter was received yesterday by
Mayor Clement from President Fairchild,
Of the agricultural college, stating that
Two members of the faculty would be
present at the meeting of the Southern
Kansas Farmers association.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
Impure Blood

Its local symptoms are sense of fullness and hea
in the forehead, dryness in the and back part
of the throat and dsagreeable discharge from the
nose When the disease gains firm hold on the
system it becomes chronic and is then exceedingly
dangerous and treacherous. liable to develop into
consumption The eyes become infamed and red,
there is throbbing in the temples ringing noises in
the ears, headache oapricious appetite and some
times loss of sense of smell and hearing.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
PERSONALS.

WE. Evans, of Topeka, Rock Island
attorney, was in the city yesterday.
J. Thompson, of Topeka, civil engineer
tor the Rock Island, WAS in the city yester-
lay.
Mr.. f. b. Rood leaves Monday next for
Galveston to attend to some business mat
ters.
Attorneys George and King, of Yelling
ton, were in the city yesterday attending
to legal business in the court OF common
pleas.
10 Davidson and w. E. Stanley re-
turned Yesterday from Larned, where
they had been attending to some business
matters,
Mrs. S.F. Woolard, of Garden City, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. >. l..
Davidson, where she will be pleased to see
her friends.
One of the Macs, the 'Rustic Poet of the
Cowskin," presented his old friend, uncle
Billy Ross. 1.-The Bard of the Nlnnescah,"
with Thanksgiving turkey yesterday.
Messrs. S. NJ. Johns, of the lumber yards
at Mt Hone and j. ii. Maxwell were III
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
Cures Catarrh

For several years had been troubled with a
catarrhal affection in my throat. My wife wanted
me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla, and must say was
very much benefited by using IL. and would recon-
mend IL very highly TO any one having asthma or
catarrh." ELIAS +. DEyRIEs Omaha, Neo.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Yes,ssSazy's el<&rssgx wsre tiia-sssis%-,
axzgBs: ss.. rs s. gss .Sass dSJ izst JezF.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
HURLY-BURLY.
TWO POLICE COMMISSIONERS JUMP
INTO EVERYBODY.

Coffin Gives His PERSONALLY Response
BILE" Speech Again and Gives AS
surances that He will Fight
'for Counts
Roll for Anti-Resub,
Not Suggested.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28

Messrs. S. NJ. Johns, of the lumber yards
at Mt. Hope, and }. ii. Maxwell were in
the city yesterday, having made 1t conven-
lent to be present during the Gilmore con-
cert.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
TOADyE ERS.

rates of advertising shall be IS low as those o,
any other paper OF equal value as an ao'et'iS
medium. . Il. rayd for in
advance. ,,,..l,.. -, .acond cIass
matter and entered for transmission throu.n Inc
mails such. ,,,.;,stnr Nau
york City and 500 "Ihe Rookery, chicago, wnei {
ali Contracts for foreign advertising Will De mac
and where files of The paper can beseen- .. :
Beckwith, Agent 1,,.
Readers of the EAGLE when in New YORK Slty .iy :
Chicago can copies of the paper at the once u
our agent at the address given above
All notices for entertainments OF any klnd N ID
which an admitance fee Is required Will be charge9
al the rate OF ve cents per line per day; anu nus.
BE- classified and will not be run as pure reaolhs
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale IN Kansas
City, Mo- at The book store OF g. Click, Il East olh
The EAGLE has the largest circulation OF any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
han any two Kansas daile. combined, reaching 100
towns on the day of publication in Kansas inoiah
territory Panhandle of Texas and eastern Ooiorado
The columns Of the EAGLE have been testeo anu
proved to be the best advertising medlu IN 'ne
southwest. The only daily that reaches All lhe 'eI
ritory above named on day of publication AS an
advertising medium it is unexceled,
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-28
What is Catarrh

Catarrh is an inflammation OF the mucous MEM
branes, and may affect the head. throat, stomach
bowels or bladder. But catarrh OF the head Is the
most common, often coming on 30 gradually that 1t
has a firm hold before the nature of the trouble Is
suspected Catarrh is caused by cold, or success
ion of colds, combined with