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varaan's body.
The story related of Mr.. Dick is that he saw
tIs man so to the dead body Of the woman aud
tske on several rings that she he'd on. He
puIsu out his revolver and fred The bullet
struck the man. He fell forward aud his body
was washed away by the water
A GENEROUS SENATOR
- This afternoon Editor Swank OF the Tohnsto7ru
I.79a8e, received telegram from Senator CTuNy
70 draw on him at sight at the Beaver Dcposit
Bank for $500 ana aid the afflicted
W. ;. Brown OF PitiSburg Americus Relief
tor, that Pittsburg MaSous stand ready to fIrnisb
anything that IS wanted. The scene at s'pper
time shows that hunger is beginning to 6r!ve
the sufferers to desperation.
They surrounded the freight cars that had
been ntcd up TO iced the hungry and shouted
for bread. At first those in charge
TOSSED THE PROVISIONS iNIo THE crown.
And an awful scramble followed Children
were tramp.ed under foot and women were un.
aole 70 get food, thOCgh they needed il worst
Finally the Allegheny and PittSburg police
stopped the throwing of food and forced the
GroWd 10 pass in single-tjl before the car doors
Then there was no more trouble though little
children were crying for bread
where's that child without stockings e."
Ca,Ieu out the committeeman t.on the car filed
with clothing
There Were dozens Of Shiveriur little girls in
SIGHT and many were poorly clothed To protgct
them from the weather. Il is very cold here
'Vi'4sH'' Many poor
WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE SUFFERING.
II Is estimated by Councilman Williams and
uhSeFtaker McNuIty thar there has been washed
AM prepared LOT burial : .'el bodies to-day.
NJ M ISAli1us AT NoEFs4lFlle ale stiA IN the
's IN, tu'.
nc Humeef or persons shat seetchtd the
uCptlS LOT p!UhucT to-day IS surprising Poorly
CI"L ilOHIlhE men may &c seen carry wing
away me ornamental clocks and rich brlg-a-
ptSC
ialtoS pE the dozen are scattered along the
A4,SI, ol!. ne! are ruined.
Ohe OF the palmetto scenes OF the day wHS
man ana we VINO Grew nom mass OF rubbish
Il part OF cradle. They looked at il for mo-
myht IN Sitnce ana tel TO weeping in each
gone.
"llHah warner j. a broken heated man. or
v, va o'S' Nv arc MISSING y 10. OF
-, az n "a '''h '-~fr'
TtaHuiuE On the tracks tonight IN order to seize
tHt S!V'n-HE anu PROVISIONS. one was turned
oSE 20 Oeputy ohefIH ana the lest were
1879 ~,
~ A''' LtuS Sll" negroes are causing most
ugGoIe; A. a@y IohE they have been filling
W ~ "ltSAE 'uhGI rom me IlFeT on saturday
ana to-hlgh nj, and they are in q dangerous
MOOD RI"
me negroes OF J9hnS'own were selling hams,
SACKS , on Iour 4nd qreSS goods Tor whisky. hey
actu"l.! ll',u wy C4ieeN 70 utiNe wagon to the
Ic'i VI . nlSCAtH store ana Ioad II with goods
anu w w HnGtinS II away Wheh stopped
-, y =, i."L SaL .9ur win Two COMPANIONS was
eauSh' 'O-ua! III heIhNliIe
RIFLING \ BODY
An INDIGNANT crowd heot aud l-ic1-,5 49,, w.,
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WASHINGTON SUBMERGED.
The Usually Peaceful and Placid Potomac
an Angry Trrranr


WsSuES..ToN June ID -rs,,ts ,,fg,.l ,r,,, ,,,
avenue near the PepuSyl,- ,,rfi.5 f5,if-,,3 -, -
and through the streets OF S5.y. h Ws>Iir,
day. Carp two fcct lone -' y, ~, k,C' a..
ladies waiting room m Irf-y,,,, S " i, N I.,C
station; ana several Others were rsuyIt i'm tGt,
- t.sl toiae ON the Gov
-, , ~, - fy,''H. ne M&tgsS ot The Fotomac
c5re 49, r,, .l; T.- . III. s,o"gu them TO eS-
~ INNS '''N ''''' ''""'r Use usually
CALM AND rThlrrr. Varurrkr
Was wide. rosriuu TURIN, ..-r- s.-..s., NJ 1f-
water rushing maIly onward and Easr5r,r. ~,
its sWiitwpvius surface I'M E.r.7s .'- -
The steam was nearly twice. lis ,r..r,.,,r ID H.
and flowed SIX tees and mora, .r.,.,. r'--F 49,
streets along the ii.rr rart .rr,rTr,t-,.
WLuryCS ana manufacturers. ..-.r.... 80 80.
r.,rrr>-. .-.r,.. ..... ' ''-''
,,,.,.--.,, '''' '.'' .',H..'
Vl we ln-,IS. lighthouses ana -gr,a.. my works
III georgetown.
QfiheT down stream IL completely GouIed
the Potomac Has, which the Government h9,f
raised, at great expense, To hight. in mos.
I'LL V lou %H nv e tytH ana inundated the
tAClF frame Shan,eS along the river edge. The
ISL, r,S'S 81 ~ ""'GtS a"S passed the hiEh-Water
The loss win he enormous. Some rIac, the
damage In millions ct dollars IttIr ~, rIfs,,i
figures can b. ,1yp1t ,Irtff ~, - 49,
and allows praperty owner, n, Evan, w., tt,f+
buildings.
The city has been snut OFF frr,,,, Commute,
ton with the west and south forfwo DAYS AMI
there will be snArrityG milk sind Otbnr sI,DyIios
until roads are repaired ,r4I.iantiy ~ ioff,,,'
railroad trains and wagons a. nt,r H., civ
On Louisiana avenue the produce and com
mission houses are located. Ssturdav ni"bt tho
water soon invaded the the cen rr I,pnrInt a,,S
late buyers Were campcllrd '''NA
r-TTrr,p P,,rs
To secure their SUNDAY, 1,,,,,,-s a. nj.
Rocks the Potomac oveTnOwed into tho chess.
peaEe and ohio canal and the two krcarocnI,
1t has broken open the canal in many nIsccs
and lifting bargts up shot lhou down stream,
at a lively gait. Trunks of trees. Immense rsff
erS, small house and other debris were torn
from their places and swept onward PeIoy-
Aqueduct bridge as far as Rock creek the river
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BURYING IN TRENCHES.
Caring for the Wounded, Dead and Dy-
ing-Eurther ParficnIars


JoHNsTowN pa J, June 2d.-Men were at work
IN the lower Goder Catholic Cemetery and the
Grand View Prot slant Cemetery this afternoon
digging trenches for the bodies that we've ex-
posed when the waters began falling. They
are IN bad condition and some OF them have
afro ady been inferred. In the haste and excite
Inent no definite arrangements seem to have
been made for the funeral services. The only
suggestion that could be obtained at Morrells-
VILE was that all the bodies would be buried
ana general memorial services held after the
present suffering is alleviated. Ia talk to-day
CONDUCTOR BELL,
Of the first section of the day express. laid ND
at Conemaugh on the nightof the disaster said:
% The first and second sections stopped side by
SIDE at Conemaugh Friday afternoon on account
of the washout at Lilly's. The second was next
to the hill, and the first on the outside. Sud
denly saY what looked like a wall of water
1t was thirty feet high. We barely had time to
notify the passengers and they nearly all fed
up the hillside. One old man, who with his
son returned for some reason, was drowned.
Two cars
WENT DOWN IN THE CURRENT
do not know how many were drowned. We
saw two on top of the cars. The water set fire
TO lot of lime. and the fire caught two Pull
man cars, which were destroyed, but no person
was burned, all the passengers in them having
lett the train before the cars were caught. There
were about 100 persons on my section, which
was made up of day coaches, After the rush
the passengers went back TO 1.-THE cars, and later
were cared for by the people of Conemaugh
Afterwards they were taken to Ebensburg.
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DEsECRAJING THE DEAD.
Human Fiends Do Not Hesitate to Ro
the CorpSeS

the Corpses
GREENSBURG pa, June 2d.-The Commits
siOneTs and Poor Directors of Indiana Cam
bria and WeStmOreland counties will meet to-
morrow at Ninevah to decide upon Il plan for
the
BURIAL OF THE DEAD.
1t Is likely that a plot of ground will be Sc
lected just across the river in Cambria county
and the same will be purchased by the three
counties
ONE OR TWO LONG GRAVES
viii be made, and the unfortunate dead. as
fast as they can be found, be placed therein
Immediate action Will be taken, as some of
the dead have turned black and aye rapidly de-
composing.
WHOLESALE ROBBERY OF VICTIMS
Is reported. and thieves are arriving by the
score. one unteeling wretch was seen to Iihe
the pockets of dead man and take gold
watch and chain, and then turn to woman
and take ring from her finger.
\ DRUNKEN HUNGARIAN
With pick in his hands was discovered in a
partly demolished residence in the act of break
ing open trunk. police officer came up be-
hind him and
DEALT HIM 4 BLOW
With his club which rendered him unconscious
Cash collected by the committee here for the
sufferers has reached s., 900, and it is probable
this VIII be doubled in day or two carload
OF provisions and clothing was sent to Johns
town this morning from here.
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A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer is
authority for the statement that pork
packers can tell the breed of the hog by
the shape of the ham as it comes from the
cutter. The Berkshire ham is round the
Poland China is nearly round, a little
elongated, while the Chester-White ham
is long and comparatively narrow.
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AT SUSBURY,
People in the Agony of Suspense the
Livelong Night.

Livelong Night.
SUNBURY (Pa.), June 2d.-This city has been
Hooded all day. The water reached the top OF
the embankments early this morning and at
7:30 broke in the Fifth and Third Wards
The entire population was up the whole
night, moving to second stories. The water
reached the highest point at $50 which was
within eight inches OF the floods of 1865
At y clock it began to recede All bridges
are down from here to Williamsport
Three men came down from WilliamspOrt in
boat this afternoon and reported the loss of
twenty-five lives at that place of persons who
were watching the Sridge collapse
The loss here was very small
ANOTHER BURSTED DAM.
CARLISLE (Pa), June 2d-Later information
from the surrounding country shows terrible
state OF affairs from tie coal fields. The loss
Will be over 100000. At Williams Grove the
buildings were swept away, and the Grove is
under water. Along the line of the Harrisburg
and Potomac Road for miles the road bed and
tracks have been washed awav, and some fifteen
bridges have itoated away. The large dam at
Laurel gave way, carrying small buildings
orl0geS, fences, trees etc, with it down through
Holly Gap.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD
Is in practically the same condition as yester-
day. An official stated tonight that he did not
believe they won be able to run trains through
from Harrisburg to Youngstown in less than ten
days or two weeks Bridges are gone, and in
many places the roadbed is badly washed out
and in some localities the track where not
washed away is covered with water to the depth
of five o. six feet.
In addition to this there are innumerable
To put the road in the same condition it was
before the fioed will be the work of a year.
Merely temporary repairs will, as stated above,
take ten days or two weeks.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Advice to Methers.-Mrs. winsiow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural quiet sleep
cherub awakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best-known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. MWFly
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WORSE AND WORSE
Zen Thousand Drown,d aud Two Thou
sGsud Perish in the FIamrs

ssnd Perish in the Flames.
JoHNSroNN, June Si.-2a7 A. N-Tbe worst
iearS that have been expressed. wired or put in
print abou! ihe cdlsmity a! this place are nllly
realized.
Ten thousand persons met death in the rush.
ing waters tha1 poured down upor, :be city ara
S'yaceht villages. Two thousand persons more
were roasted aI'Ve'a;t1T escaping from the tor
rent.
me city Is a complete run from end iecnd.
Hundreds Of bodies still Sc under the smoy-
8eTng mass at the point whe7e the bridge was.
and under the debris scattered far and wide in
the valley. Each searchor finds scores Of bodies.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
round, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
tbs head are inserted for 5 cents per line the first
t1aae and cents per line each subsequent time Ill
notices Of This character l0ia be found uader this
heading.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills Cure all case
of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess, indiscretion,
and abuse. A perfect restorative. PrIce, So so.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, or by express
c. o. ID. Address all orders to A. MCBOYLE Il
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; p. o. Box 1852.
my6-6m
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Burlington Route Excursions, via Denver
and Rio Grande Railway

Leave Sacramento every Tuesday and Friday
for all points East, via Salt Lake. Pullman
tourist sleeping cars, provided with mattresses,
blankets, sheets pillows curtains toilet articles
etc, through to Chicago and St. Louis For
full particulars address, TICKET AGENT SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC COMPANY, Sacramento, or Agent
BURLINGTON ROUTE, SO Montgomery street, San
Francisco. fe23-tf
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THAT extreme tired feeling and all affec-
tons caused or prompted by impure blood
and low state of the system are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. GIVE it trial. Sold
by druggists.
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nave not used all of one bottle yet.
suffered from catsrrh twelve years, experience
ing the nsuseating dropping in the throat AID
nose bleed almost daily. procured Ely's Cream
Balm. and since the first days use have had no
more bieeding-the soreness is entirely gone =
ID. u Davidson, with the Boston Bado,t. MWF
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maugh and in view Of the evio5,s 49, or cue
Mni the n9mCS reached there their correct;,cSs
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The officers and members of Sac

The officers and members of Sac a
ramento Council, No. l, Royal and Select q
masters are requested TO assemble at the x x
hall THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON at Nv
O'Clock, for the purpose OF attending the funeral
OF our late companion, Past Grand Thrice Illus
tIlous Master James Lawrence English. So
Journlng companions cordially invited BY
order of JOHN HJRIEY n I NJ
WM. B. DAVIS, Recorder. It's
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just Arrived! A large shipment of gem
inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett.
worst, fine Italian Salomi. Also, large variety
of different kinds OF Cheese at 723 J street +.
BAUMLE. Give US call d2O-lm
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excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Santa Fe routel. under management of
salaried railroad employees. leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago Rates
same as from San Francisco Baggage checked
through TO destination. G. w. RAILTON, agent
92S Second street, Sacramento, Cal. mS-lmMWF
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Funeral Sotice-0fficers and men, @
beTs OF Sacramento Lodge, No 40 F. and n
a NJ, are requested to meet at Masonic X *
Temple His (Mondayl AFTERNOON at~N
: O'Clock, sharp, for the purpose of attending
the funeral OF our late brother. James lawrence
English, Past Grand Master OF Masons of Cali
lornla. Olhcers and members of sister lodges
are most respectfully invited 10 attend The
funeral ceremonies viii be performed by the
Grand Lodge. BY order,
JAY R. BROWN, W. N.
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Il. +. SIor, Dentist. formerly of 81 j
street. has removed to COS J street, over Mrs.
katzenstein's Millinery Store my27.tf
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Funeral NOuce-Officers and mem-
bers of Tehama Lodge No 3, Washington a
Lodge No. 20, Union Lodge No. IS, and X *
Concord Lodge No. III, F. and A. NJ, are W.
requested to meet at Masonic Temple THIS
(Mondayl AFTERNOON at O'clock, for the
purpose of uniting with the Grand Lodge in
paying the last tribute of respect to the memory
OF our deceased brother, Past Grand Master
James Lawrence English. By order of Masters
CLARENCE n. NELSON,
w. A. POTTER,
WILLIAM II. BALDWIN,
IL JOSEPH DAVEY
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The officers and members of Sac O
ramento Royal Arch Chapter, No are N
requested to assemble st the hall THIS x x
Monday AFTERNOON at = o'clock, for w
the purpose of attending the funeral of our late
companion, Pas. Grand High Priest James
Lawrence English. Sojourning COMPANIONS
cordially invited. By order of
Il. B. HARMON, q. P
VIM. Is, DAVIS. Secretary
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WHO ARE KNOWN TO BE SAFE.

Among them are: William Henry Smith
General Manager of the Associated Press, Chi
cago. and Mrs. Ella CARRIER of Aurora, H.
The following persons, who were pas. enger:
on the day express, are said to have beer
drowned at Conemaugh. Mrs. J. W. Brady, Chi
cago; Miss Margaret Patrick, Pittsburg; William
Shelter, Newark, n. ].
Another list { + persons that Altoona sent i!
known to comprise some of those on the sec
lions of the day express which was
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GENERAL NOTICES.

had catarrh very bad and could hardly
breathe. Suffered over ten years. / am using
Ey's Cream Balm; ii is working cure surely
have induced several friends to use it, and
with happy results in every case.-B. W. Sper-
~, HART. I'd, Conn. MWF
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TRAIN MATTERS.
List of Passengers Lost as Near as Can
BE Obtained.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2d.-For the first time in
forty eight hours communication was had in
directly with Altoona this evening at the Penn
sylvanla Railroad Office in this city. The Super
lntendent at Altoona says: the Atlantic Ex-
press leaving Pittsburg ut a. NJ. on Friday, and
the Chicago and NewYo k Limited (eastb3und),
tba SeaSbor E eS binb if ~ a,
early Friday morning, arrived at Altoona SatuI-
day afternoon. All the passengers on these three
trains are reported to be well The Altoona of
fee sends a list of the passengers on the Day
Express from Chicago which was caught in the
food at Conemaugh,
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The officers and members of e
sacramento Commandery, No. 2, ssSsSssS-
knights Templar, are requested TO as E55
s 3,li at the Asylum THIS (Monday)
the purpose of after ding the funeral of our late
Past Grand Commander, James Lawrence Eng
Ilsh. full and prompt attendance is requested.
D WM. B. DAVIS, e. C.
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CAUGHT IN THE FLOOD

At Conemaugh, and is also thought TO be partly
made up OF those who reached Altoona by the
other eaSt-bound trains Among the names are:
Mrs. G. H. Leopard and Carrie B. Archer, Sc
lima. Ia; E. d. Leopard, New York Mrs. Nc
Brady, Chicago; R: spangler, VIM. Hawkins
Illinois; \. II. Souder, Omaha, Neb.
These are the only names given in the list of
passengers from Chicago or points west thereof
The lists weresreceiyed by telegraph direct
from Bedford, Pa; Bedford got them from Cess
ma, Pa, by telephone. Cessna received them
over The telephone from Mar.insburg, the latter
place having telegraph wire to Altoona The
list DIES not comprise all of those on the day
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The hos, place in California have your printing done
A. J. Johnston & Cos, xIo s., Sacramento. Cal
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Thrown INTO HIS own OFFICE.

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
chsrge OF the tlrst toor. \. N. Hart of the sec
ond floor, and DR.. Matthews of the fourth floor
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No LIGHTS WERE ALLOWED

And the whole night was spent in darkness
The scenes were most agoaizing Heartrepder-
ing shrieks, sObs and means pierced the gloomy
darkness. The crying of children mingled
with the suppressed sobs of women No one
slept during all the long, dark night. Many
knelt for hours in prayer, their suppIications
mingliDg with the roar of the waters and the
shrieks of the dying in the surrounding houses
In all this misery two women gave premature
births
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Stated Meeting or Tenama O
Lodge, No. 3, F. and A. NJ, will be held "a
at the Hail THIS (Monday) EVENING at " x
O'Clock. Visiting Brothers cordially w
invited. By order of C. N NELSON. w. NJ
W. b. DAVIS, Secretary It&
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Attention, ENempts. - Your
regular monthly meeting will be e.
held at Flremen's Hall THIS Mon sssszzzsS>
day. EVENING, June Sd, at SA@ES
O'Clock sharp. Delinquents take NOTICE By
order, JAS. ii. CKOTF, President
WIN. AVERY, Secretary. lis
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Catholic Ladies' Relief Society, No. l.
Election of officers and other important bust
ness THIS (Monday) EVENING, at S o'clock.
EMMA A. HUGHES, President
LOUISE J. CONRAD, Secretary 1tz
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WANTED-LOAT. FOUND,

NXTANTFD-A YOUNG GIRL TO WORK IN
w Coffee Saloon at ST. street ieI-3t
N(TANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w steady habits, seeking employment, to
represent an old established house in his own
state. Salary, $40 to 500 per month. Refer
ences exacted. Manufacturers Supt., Lock Box
1850, n. Y. 4tM
4 WOMAN LITTLE PAST MIDDLE AGE,
elderly or invalid Christian gentleman. Easy
terms. Call at st. George Lodging House
my30-it*
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Regular meeting of California Lodge
No $50, Knights of Honor THIS Monday
ENENING, June Sd, at o'clock, at Changers
work and election of officers Tor ensuing term
JNo. C. MEDLEY, Reporter. II:
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Sh ANTED-SIX MEN TO DRIVE HEADER
w wagons, ten men to hay, six men for hop
ranches, three cooks, four walters. Female
Twelve girls for Homework, two waiter girls.
Apply to EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth and
K Streets Sacramento.
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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. member OF the
RECORD office. IT'S
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At the windows trantically calling for aid.
They had spent all the night and the day in
building cut off from all aid, without food or
able. Late in the evening the children were
removed to higher ground and properly cared
for. number of persons hsd been taken from
this building earlier in the day but in the ex-
element the children were forgotten Now
that the waters have ,eceded there is great
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The ENceleior Carpet-cieaning and Rem
oyating Co, s.W. cor. 18th and j. Sacramento LIN
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