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OLD BETHANY'S JUBILEE.
rcontinued from frs PM. /

christendom are the lady studen Is more
pleasantly situated than here. Phillips
Hall was completed in February OF the
current year. It is under the control
of Prof. and Mrs. L. @, Woolery. The
money for the hall was giyenby Thomas
w. Phillips, OF New Castle, Pa. 1T Il
noble structure with all modern i'm
provements. 1t is q great addition to
the college. The students were never
SO well provided for as they are now.
The increased attendance rendered an
increase in accommodations.
BETHANY OF TODAY.
The college is mindful of the past and
alert to the present. The teachers are
all Young. This has always been true
of the college. They aim to be conser-
Vative and progressive. They wish to
prove all things and to hold fast to all
that is good. Tho attendance for the
present year is larger than, during any
previous year. Ninety-four per cent Of
the students are Christians. Men of
wealth are giving generously to increase
the endowment and TO provide such ap-
paratus as the college needs Bethany
suffered from fire several times and from
the Civil war. but for years her condi-
ton has been improvingi her outlook
has been growing brighter. Long live
old Bethanyl God bless her for ever!
TIE wEEK's PROGRAMME.
1874. JUBILEE COMMENCEMENT 1901.
OF
BETHANY COLLEGE,
JuNE 1918 1891
Saturday evening Musical concert. Prof. E
sunGsy motaing, -BaccalauteatO sermon, by
sptndiy cyenlng.-sOrmon, by Prof ]. NJ.
Monday evening. -Elocu.lonnry performances.
T.. Gordon and E. i. Wiley will have the
Taesday.@The whole day will be devoted to
field sports on the Athletic grounds OF the col.
lege. o,,.,..s..
OF New YoEk city.
Wednesday. Glass day.
PROGRAMME.
Prophet aud PhiloSopher...w. 9. Dram; VIVA
PhEenologst s........;;:.K K, A; cutter Va
Foet.. v; oLo3i' ~
Grumbcr Daisy ~ Wells: Va
HIstpTian. Beatrice n. Kelly o
wright, 70
N Kredler, Md
"Wednesday nIght-Jubllee addresses. by chas.
Louis Loss, president Of Kentucky Qnlylsity
George pasie,. Frankfort, KY; H; L. wl"etst
Dayton, o, After the addresses banquet Will
be served in the dining room Of Phillips Hall.
THuRSDAY--Commencem exercises.
PROGRAMME,
Music, Prayer Music
saIS o6iisafioas Of wesl5 wight n
Music,
orahon-"slsves Of Yesterday" ............:...
and tho Liquor Tga !ilSia. NJ,
oratIou-ecsuiada and tho Canadian Question"
osaton-"perIls of Progres, . -. D '
EyanSelIuO Fox, Ohio
oration-"conscIence in Public Life" .......
qratian-"cOlumbus aud tolanSys' r.. r.. -,
valedctory A. jenkins, No
PreSentah lon ,ol. Diplomas.
Announcements. Muale. Bened1ctIon.
THURSDAY NloGT-Jolnt performance Of the
Literary Societies.
PROGRAMME.
Music. Prayer. -, Music
salutatory. NJ Wells W 70
W. +. shFoutE, IA
Music
2 v Hedgepeth Ind
Grafton .Evangeiine FOX ONO
Music,
Or1tnn - ~
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Ben6dlCtlOn.
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RonERr RICHARDSON.


bishop Campbell.
grRobers Richardson was born in Pitts
bnrgh, PENNSYLVANIA, September 81,
1905. His father, Nathaniel Richard
son, was Of Irish descent, man Of lib
eral means and unbounded hospitality.
A student from his boyhood, and hav-
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King Of Medicines


"when was Il years Of ago had q severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after recovered
had TO so on crutches. Ayear later, scrotula,
in tho form OF white swellIngs, appeared on
various parts Of my body, and for II years I
was IN invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that timc ten or eleven sores up.
pcarcd and broke, causing me great pain and
suffering. feared never should got well.
Early In 1880 went to Chicago to visit 4
sister, but was confined to my bed nest Of tho
tImO was there. In July read book, "a
Day with Circus, In which wcro statements
Of cures by Hoods sarsapar!lla. was so I'm.
pressed with the success OF this medicine that
decided to trylt. Tony great qualification
tho sores soon decreased, and began to feel
better and in a short tImc was up and
out Of doors. continued to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla for about year, when, having used
SIX bottles, / had become so fully released
from tho disease that went to work for the
Flint & Walling Mfg Co., and since tlca
HAVE NOT lost SINGLE DAY
on account Of sickness. Ibelleye tho disease
ScxpellCd from my system, always feel well,
am in good spirits and have good appetite.
l am now q years Of ago and can walk as well
as any one, except that ono limb is ll:;lc
shorter than tho other, owing to tho loss Of
bone, and the sores formerly on my right leg.
To my friends my recovery ssens almost
miraculous, and think Hoods ssrsapasllla
Is the king Of medicines" WILLIAM A.
LEuR, 0 N. Railroad St. Kendallville, Ind.
Hoods SaFsapaElIIa
soidby AL dEurgiits. sli li1fosfS PEspasedouiy
Bye Lnoop . Co, APotheearioI, Lowell, AtaSi.
100 Doses One Dollar
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ooS1s1ENoEa1ENrs AT BETHANY.

Mr.. a. W. oampbelrs "reminiscences of
Days 9hhtare Gone-Plensnnt RecollcC-
lions of Other Occasions and Men.
S,..,,, cn,,.ror,,.noe ofth. I.tslionag.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-11

SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT on
y the First judicial district Of the state
Of Montana, u and Tor tis county OF Lewis and
Clarke.
Ersstus ID; Edgerton. plaintiff. VS.. William b.
Reed. defendant.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
You nrs HEREBY required to appear in an action
brought against you By tho shove named plaintiff
In the district court OF the First Judicial district
! owls snd Clarke. and 10 answer the complaint
fled therein. within ten days exclusive OF the
day OF seryicel after service on yoa Of this
summons. II served within this county: or. If
served ont OF this county; bnt in this dis
trict. within twenty days: otherwise within forty
sass; Or Judgment by dsianit will BE- taken
plsint.
mi, action is brought to recover the Judgment
the defendant, for the sum of four Thousand s,v-
eniy-four and t4-loV dollars, together viii, into
rest thereon At tbs rate of one per cent. pr
upon q certain promissory note bearing date ON
the said 18th day Of April. A. d. 1850. for said
sum ci $s,0Is.6s. hearing interest at the rate Of
due ninsty days after date. made. executed and
delivered by defendant to this p,sintif. which
said nots H. not now due. but Tor the reason tist
the raid defendant Il alb Mt 10 dispose Of his
property subject To execution. for tho purpose Of
defranding his creditors. this plaintiff institutes
'n sls sni fo pr fss to sn tine y ~. a.D oi said mote. ~.
for costs Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and aaswer the said complaint, rs above
required. the said plaintiff will take judg.
mrnt against 700 BY default for the So d sum Of
$4.o'a.o %. t0gethsr with interest," thereon ut tho
rate VI one per cent. PER month from the 18th day
OF April. a ID. 1SPO. for tho sum Of 500, attofneys'
fees. and for costs Of suit.
Given snder my land and tho sal Of tho dis
trict court Of the First Judicial district OF the
state q Montana in ard for tbs county of Lswis
and CLARKE. shis 18th day e Ny: 4; y. ieeo.
By n. J. CASSIDY. Dsputy.
MCCONNELL & CLaYpKRa.
Attogneys Ter R1ninsil.
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By II. j. CASSIDY, Deputy.
MCCONNELL d CLAYBKR0.
AffoRnaua 4oa UlasnAs&

Attorneys for Plaintiff, w
SUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT CUOKT OF
- the First Judicial district Of the state Of Mon
Second National Bank Of Helena, plaintiff,
W: William y. Reed, defendant. ~ =
Tie 6tste Of Montana sends sresdng to the
You are hereby required to appssr IN an action
brought against yon by the shove named plaintiff
IN the district court OF the First judicial district
fled therein. within ten days Exclusive Of the
day Of ~service) sitter the service ON you Of this
summons. II served within this county; or. IL
served out q this county. but II this district,
or Judgment BY default viii Be- taken assinst you.
according TO the prayer Of said complaint
The said action l. brought 20 recover the judg-
against the defendant for the sum Of SIX hundred
and ninety-nine and 15-100 dollars, toge-
Their with interest thereon 1t the rate of one Per
cent n per month from the LIST day Of August, AID.
note bearing date on said 1st day of August, AID.
1888. FOR said sum Of $699. Is, and bearing interest
at the rate OF one per cent. per month from date
cuted and delivered BY TIE said defendant to the
plaintiff: also for the sum Of seventy-ive dolisrs,
being 2 reasonable attornsy's fee. ~ provided for
And you are hereby notified tia; Il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, ~ above
r%eqgired. the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you by default for the said sum Of $6Sa Is,
per cent. per month from the LIST day Of August.
AID. 1855. for tho sum Of SIS. attorneys fees. and
cos's Of suit.
trict court Of the First Judicial district OF tho
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, this 18th day of Msy, 4; ?: 1891;
by i. ). CASSIDY, Deputy.
McCoSSELL d CLAYgERG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Go Eess
VIA Chicago and the popular Chicago. 81
Eau! and Kansas City Railway. The thou
sandso OF people who annually leave the
their old homes in Canada and be east vi.
hnd the a~bOvs-nsmsd route safe, comfort
able. speedy and e~xossdingiy pleasant. II
= toe banner line between Ninnsapolis Of
~. Paul and Chicago, and runs the finest
trains OF any road IN the west. Only 13X
hours between Minneapolis or 81. Paul and
chicago. For particulars address II. u.
Ross, Northwestern passenger agent. 195
East Third street, st. Paul, MIMI, OF w.
=: b~Oussnbark, General Passenger su6
Ticket Agent, Chicago. Ill
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.Ifs8, l. B. g. 4 ., y TO- blk Is, Y O.

Ifss8 b. g. T. Q. y 10, blk II, Y g.
lots. blk 20, r G-12se. y
Lct~ l, 2, blk 2, r 0-1f.G0.
Iots g, ~ 9 Blk 9, fd-e3.0s.
5s4s ], q, Blk II, " 81 Il lot 10, blk II, Y O
Lot 20. blk 2, y G-ea4A.
bot 2, blk !, II N-W cents.
Lots ID. ~, blk n, " 0-e%.S1. :
Lots 2, ., blk 40, y 4-e3.66.
y . u lot 10. blk Ii, E0-%6 cents.
y ~ II lots N, rs, blk ID. r. 1-t1.N.
IS0tS 10, 10. biz n. r G-1t.7z.
IAts0 .. 10. blk 30 r 0-13.B5.
Lots II. IL. biz ~, FOAM.
Lots y, 10. blk 30, FG-e3,6b.
II. w. =. Folk,
Treasurer Of City Of Helena.
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Books Neatly Ruled and Printed

SUMMONs-lN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the fir.t Judicial district. OF t ies 1t, Of Mon
tan1. in and for the e unity e Lewis and Clarke.
E!ss.us D.; de- ton, plaintiff. w. William b.
ato 70 n smtd defendant:
tiff. q the district court OF the Hist judicisl d.
trict OF the state Of Montana, in and fof the
compliant filed t%nerein. within ten days lexclu:
thi. ummons i served within this county; o.. i
within twenty days: otherwise within forty dsys.
or Judgment BY default will be taken. against you,
ACCORDING to the prayer Of ssid complaint.
Of this court In favor II Tie %risintiff - aps ssgsinst
fne defendant 10 the sum OF four thousand dol
lars, together with interest. the IN st tho rate Of
April AID. 100, due upon : certain psomisssoSy
note bsaring date on the said 18th day Q April, 4,
2, 1880. for said sum $4,000, bearing interest at
until mi paid IL and SHs dd Dst tb ient. days az aitsp az. .tem m ndse
e1ecuted and delivered BY the defendant. to this
pl,intih; together with tbs sum OF four hundred
vided for in said note.
Also for the further sum Of five hundred and
twenty-five dollars, together with interest thereon
18th a. day Of April. 4. b H. rs beina the a' smon mt
due and owing from the defendant to the plain
made 1na ep saec . esr sna de sG,ts sG +, = ,ss q s sg% q st9 T.
THU plsintif, on the Union Trust Company. Of
Philadelphia. state Of Pennsylvanis. and bearing
for moneys ADVANCED and paid to the said de-
Trust Company. Of Philadelphia. state Of Penn
sylvania, and payment OF which WAS by the SSH
company refused. A!sc for tia sum Of $40 *
pended by thi. plaintiff IN protest fees upon. the
protest of said draft Of 1525, snd for costs Of
suit.
And you are hereby notified that il yon fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, - above
required, the sid plaintiff viii take judgment
against you by default for the said sum of four
thousand dollars, together with interest thereon
q AZ the rate Of one per cent. Pc, month from the
pro9missor. note. fog said sam Of $40. .attor-
ney's fees, for said sum of 35z5, together with in
tsrest thereon from the 18th day Of April, A. D.,
1880. at the rate OF ten per cent per mum, due
upon said draft, and for the sum of 81 10 protest
fees, and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana. in and for the comfy Of Lew
and Clfrke. this 10th day Of Ms, y 1890
LSesl JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
By H. j. CASSIDY, Deputy. ~
AArftoNu.yr
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Yon are invited TO wear out tho threshold. 1t
New England ehoe store. II South Main.
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- ~ ~AN NV~s - ~
improye-x39S.7 20.
McCahery. Roger, lot "a, blk 90. Jockey
1881.
Mccarthy. $. B., lot %, blk Is, F G, imp
1913.
Mccarthy, Ann and John. lots 4. +. G. blk
5ss. !, lots Is. 10. blk 5as. Easterly, imp
McCullock, G F, lot 4, blk 70, N P-sl.69
Mcdonald. Alex, lot II, blk /, Cox, imp
1924.
Mcdonald & Bowhsy, lot 9, blk Is. G A
$500.
Mcintosh 4 Wilson. lots 1. .. "a, g. 6. blk
36, g A-Sl2.94.
Mclean d Huffaker. personal-$24.64
Blake-$10.7O.
Nachman, IL A. personal-$I.15.
Nichlos, Alois, lot 2. blk 81, N P, imp
Haussr-$ls.56.
Nettleton, W Z. lots 1, .. 8, blk 10, Coun-
cil-S3.23.
o,connell, John, and Tillo.son, NJ, lots
Owen, fl q, lots 81, s., blk n, H 1-$9.24.
OFT, Frank. mdse and personal-$1.T.
Orr. j c, mdse-T cents.
Parchen, Kieinschmidt. Hansen and Beat
tie, lots .. :, .. 10. II, II. 10, II. blk 80, Cen
tral-$23.25.
Parsons. Or N G. lot IS. blk 5. imp
Beattie-$l2.2l.
Payne, Edward w, personal-xl.62.
Paynter. J l., CIV 81 lots 80, 81, blk -, II
7, i~mp--$A.82.
Pistt, Guy II. u, u, sec 80. ( 10 z 3,
50 acres-$49.2S.
Peasants, Gertrude. lots 10. II. blk IOs.
Ming-x3.G.
Pool. Il n. care Murphy, James. mdss-
1921.
Plotting, John T., udse and persouai-
$2.3S.
Powell. TR, y lot !. blk Z; y lots q and
n. blk l.. B~lake-$3.2g.
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VOOAoS 4 i 1S1ZLl6 Es YSIbOubl@ESsSJ,
Woodbridge. Catherine. personal-$3S.5O.
Wiley, Hannah G, lot 6, blk 20. GA-$1.S5.
Williams, J A, lots 1. 2. 3. 4. blk HI: lots
/, Z. 8. 4, blk 1Is, N P-Ss.39.
Young, Mrs c, lot 3. III. pit lot 4, blk GO, II
I, imp-SS.47.
ynnng. " n, lot &, biz 5es, II T-sI.2s
Coy. Song Tong, mdse and personal
$l.93.
Quang Hop. personal--$2.2 g.
II Yuew Wing, p~ersonal-s5 cents.
Sin Wah, p~ersonal-23 cents.
Sing Lee 81 Co. mdse and pcrsonal-$4.77.
Ton Hing d Co. personai-23 cents.
Quong Nov, personal-x1.62.
Yong Hing d Co, mdse-S3.S5.
Quong Wo Long, mdse-xi5.40.
Hop ChOng d Co. personal-x3.S5.
Lee Foo Sing, personal-$1.61.
John Chung, mdse and personal-xL
Unknown.
Lots s. 6, 7, s, blk 81, Central No. g.
$1s.4s.
Lot II. blk 7. Lockey-Sa47.
Lot 20. blk q. Lockey-$ls.1O 10.
Part los IA. blk 30. H improve-$156.3 81,
5ox297. I I. Piaoer-$I63.iH.
10 =. 25xi2O, q G, Placer-x94.
Lots6. 10. blk 4. II 4 improve-$s.ol.
Lots ID. II. blk G, Locksy-$5.98.
Lots b. 6. blk $50. II T-x7.S5.
Lot l. blk "a, IL T-Si. 62.
Lots Ii. 16. blk $40, Central-So5.sO.
~ =. ~ lUr liz IL, Id, i
blk "A. Central-$124.I
Lot 3, blk 53l, Easterly-$3.s5.
Lot >, blk 80. Central-x3.93.
Lots 1s. ~. blk rs, Centrsl-*z.Sa
Lots 13. II. blk 10, Lockey-$3.M.
Lot /, blk 4, NP-$7.7O.
Lots q, y. q. ~, blk 53. Cannon-Sl1.O9 |.
Lot 13. blk 127, Ming-$I.3.
Lots and Z. blk z, Central-&l0.a3.
Lots . and ., blk o, Hewins-S2.93.
Lots =. s. 4, pt lot 5, blk 4ls, II L imp
-$139.s3.
Lots . and 10, blk IL, @ A-4lM.
feet lots I and 2, blk "a, G A-S2.16.
Nea nea sch ne4, neh SEA nvA SEA,
16O acres and i9p-tlL.4O.
Lots II. Y. blk II; lots Z, 2. blk l3; lots
u. u, blk 10; lots = I. blk 70; lot s, blk Il;
lots ., 4, blk 81, F0-e2G.IO.
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memory. AS rule thew were substan-
TALLY the same as the previous state
ments testified to. On October 10th wit
ness and Detective Will Smith talked
with Al Roberts. This time Roberts
sad that when he got home jeff was in
bed.. Al said he was awakened by the
crash and ran over to the wreck. On Oc-
tober 23d at the ColfaX Jail witness inter
then that when he heard the crash and
knew there was a wreck-and saw that
JET was missing-he said to himself, II
wonder II he has gone and done this.''
The cross-eXamination was net con-
cluded, when an adjournment was taken
until tomorrow morning.
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The Ideal Baking Powder
is
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.

For more than fifty years Cream of Tartar and B
carbonate of Soda have used for leavenng
with sufficient flour added preserve the strength the
powder unimpaired and this with the addition of whites
of comprises this pure and wholesome 1eavening
agent that has been the standard for 40 years its
pure wholesome and food always assured
Makes cake and biscuit retain their moisture and
while they faky and extremely light they grained
not and full of holes with bakno
powders latter dries up quickly Alum powders leave bit
ter taste in the bread or cake.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder once used always used
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SUPERIOR COURT
Department One-Catlin, Judge.

FRIDAY, November 9th.
o. P. Willis VS.. Fred Ray-Demurrer with
drawn; fifteen days to answer
Matter OF Edward Arthur, insolvent debtor
OTuef Setllng aside exempt property.
trial.
All other cases continued.
department Two-Van Fleet. Judge.
FRIDAY, November 9Th
Estate OF Mrs. j. +. Howe deceased-Wjll
adlnltted to probate: letters to Miss Ida See
nSht on giving bond in $500.
Estate of Joseph Bauquier deceased-Pe-
titlon OF Mrs. Mary c. Rode for partial distri-
outlon of her share granted; same order as re-
CARDS petition of Chas. Heisen
Estate of JOseph Eauquier, deceased-Pe-
JLlon OF Mary Z. Rode lor letters Il estamentary
and of FRANK Bauquer Tor letters OF admins
week
Estate of Joseph Bauquier, deceased-Motfon
10 revoke letters TO George w. Harlow: con-
of appeal.
Estate of Eleanor Fassler, deceased-Hear-
lIlS OF petition TO set apart homestead and to
eAS1ilpt property, set for Monday at 10 a. NJ.
fsttte OF Same-Petition for sale of personal
property; same order
Estate of John Marty deceased-Letters to
Victor Nagle; bona 5000
Estate OF VIM Wood. dcceased-Pofitio, of
letters continued one eek
Estate OF james Weir, deceased-Sane order.
4,14S estate .i OF Mary w. Lansing, deceased-Mo-
ton to set aside all probate proceedings. con
tnued till Tuesday next
Estate of Martin Devine Decentralization
Tor letters continued till tomorrow.
,-Sla Est9te OF robert Doherty, deceased-Letters
issued TO Mrs. Flemming; bond 81 600: an
PralsefS. =; g. Hoagland, A. c. Sweetser and
George +. Bronncr
Estate OF Tim. Mccarthy Reconsideration
1of letters continued one week
Estate of j. r. Watson. deceased-SaIes Of
personal property confirmed, final account al
lowed and distribution ordered
Estate of ThOs. Dwyer, Observation-Disclosures
of first account ordered
Estate and guardianship of Taura E, and
Sreue[ick w. keema, minors - Letters TO
Mary Keema; bond 81, 600,
70 ate OF john Nj. kReLna minor-I,2tters of
guardianship 10 Robert Christensen; Eond
Estate of VIM. Cummings. decea sed-Iett,rs
10 b. r. Cummings; bond 5000
Estate OF John Foulkes deceased-T etters to
Whitmore, G. f. Bronner and y. +. Bliss
Estate of John Breuner, deceased-Order for
family allowance
Estate of Henry Keema, deceased-Final ac-
count allowed and distribution ordered; at
Estate OF John X. McComber deceaSed-Mo-
non 10 strike out parts of contest of Julia n. .
HhlIllps; granted as to some, and denied as to
Chas. Gibson VS.. F. A. Fee ct al.-Motion to
correct and amend Judgment granted.
JOS; Miller vs.. NJ. :. Nevis ct al.-Demurrer
WIIhdraWn; fifteen days to answer.
ID. =. huddoX VS.. George MuddoX-Motion
to retaX plaintiffs cost bill continued one
week. ~
Josephine Devin VS.. Chas f. Devin-ApnIi
cation for alimony continued one week.
Bank of ID. o. Mills d Co. vs. L. 6. Taylor-
demurrer 10 answer continued one week
James A. M. Weldon, a native of Canada.
4dInlJIed 10 cltlZenship on the testimony of
Peter Turner and W. C. Fitch.
Leople VS: Danlel Gardner, attempt to COM
NIT Tape-Sentenced 10 five years in the Fol
som Prison.
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OUR CLOAKS AND JACKETS

Demand more than passing notice comment, but
space forbds They alorn1ade, finished better and
lit better than the usual Of Cloaks Our prices
n1atchless and this will prove you if you visit
THE NONPARE!L-
Ladies Black Refer Jackets, of fine material.
Price, S. 50.
Ladies Tan and Brown Refer Jackets, Mel
ton cloth. Price, So 5O
Ladies Black Refer Jackets, with gray fox
rolling collars, $40.
Ladies Black Refer Jackets, 80 inches in
length, black astrakhan collars and REFERS
satin lined throughout, $I3 50.
Ladies Tan-colored Refer Jackets, with light
cOlored astrakhan trimming 81 inches long
A6 50.
Ladies Seal Plush Double-breasted Refer
Jackets, Is inches long, $I5
Ladies Seal Plush, tight fitting, with fancy
loop and ornaments, $40 So
Ladies' Seal Plush Refers, 20 inches long, real
astrakhan collar and REFERS, seal loops SIS.
Mail Orders Carefully Executed Samples and Prices Free on ApDcaOD 1T
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
J. w. and r. Her to Giovanni Luche-
Twelve acres in the northeast quarter of
section "a, township north, range 6 east;
$40.
W. L. and Mary e. Willis to George p.
and Hannah H. Curtis-Six acres in seq
ton 20, township north, range 3 east:
$40.
George n. Makee to George H. Makee
One hundred and twenty acres in the
northeast quarter of section II, township
= north, range east; s., ,0OO
II. S. Putney ito Sacramento County
Five and one-hundredths acres in Hart
nell Grant, being right-of-way over said
land.
The record-union., 1891-11-07
Inst-Ip,,un.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM TENTH
- and streets, dark brown COW, white
spot IN forehead. Return TO MRS. ALLIE
NAM, Tenth and streets, and receive re-
Ward. n6-2t&
T OST-A FEMALE PUG DOG. THE
IL parties are known who have it, They will
please return it to 1917 D street and save
trouble. n53t*
The record-union., 1891-11-07
muntrH.

NTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WAIT
w ress at the CENTRAL HOUSE dining
room, SIS * street. n7-3t*
WANTED CASH BOYS AND GIRLS.
w Apply CHAS. d. PHIPPS, SuperinteHd-
ent WelnstocK, Lubin Il Co. n7-3t
yATANTED-A STRICTLY FIIsST-CLASS
w draper or waist trimmer; wages, 50 20
arday. Addres S ~ BIC, woodland. n7-6t%
VITANTED-IAIMED A GIRL TO
w wait on table and do upstairs work. Ap-
ply at $50 street. n6-3t
w ED-SITUATTON BY 4 JAPAN
w ese good cook where he can finish work
regularly at O'clock every night; wages
above So per week. Address HENRY, 1927
Front street n6-3t*
"ANTED-FIYE GENTLEMEN. WIDE
w awake, with good address; salary or
commission. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
FEATURING CO., sos street.
NTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds of labor.
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty OF work tor desirable help
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, * ana L,
The record-union., 1891-11-07

Coming of the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court will meet in this
city on the 10th inst, one week from
next Monday. Six applications for adj
mission to practice have been filed with
Deputy Clerk Goyan.
The record-union., 1891-11-07
Mlretifta 3tctirra.

CACRADIENTO LODGE, NO. 2. ,,,.-,...,-
- l. 0. Q. F-OHiccrs and mem IrTsESSs+yfs.
bcrs, attend regular meeting TO -SyssssgsSseSss
NIGHT ut 7:3o o'clock. Business ,SSs7sE1SS>
of Importance. d. d. STRIKER, ~. q.
W. II. MILLEs9AN, Rec. Sec. It's
BNGLISHMEN, ATTENTION-ALL ENG
II lishmea interested in the organization OF
a new lodge OF the order Of Sons OF st. George
will meet TONIGHT, at O'clock, in Unity
Hall, l. y. o. T. Temple. 1t*