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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31
Waoea.

Karlsruhe. Die Gtabi srrifiet
elm @pmnaiinm fur wlabttn. 90
Ioflen nur iolte Shnltrinntn ,ugt.
loiitn iptrotn, ipeld)t btreits cine b6btrt
als bic esmobnlihs Volisihuls bsiuft
baben. - Der Waeiiht Hrausnptrtin
pirb aui Der WsltauSitsIIuns In Gbi.
tnso ebtuialle psrtrettn isin. wiou
sntf@isS fid. cine ilsins Sammluns BON
beroorraeenc ihonen 9unititidertiti
ein,uienSen. Sobann bsihlob has
Gentraliomitt beS Vertine. burh &c.
brudte uno bilblihe Darfttlluna ben
llmfang Der Tbdtieieit res Wasifhen
6raueupereins auf Der Nusltclluna sur
Gni4auuns 3u brinsen.
3etid CLINT Sdwesinsen). qaut
einitinimiacm UeIdlu6 beS @emeince.
ratbs un6 ansidniisS pirb in bieiiser
@smsinoe bas Sdulselb ouiseboben.
Die @emeinbe erleiSet baburf, cincil
Nusfall pom 1000 Wiarf. wcl1sr burd
llmlage gebedt nerben mue.
26rra1. Gin Salihmiin,erneit
1T bier entoedt uno cine ssrau pcrbaitet
norben. 0eridiebene slpparate uno
Matri,en murben bsfdlaonabmt. Die
Verbafteten fino n:9t BON bier; iie
f4einen @lieoer einer SrOberen uer;meis'
ten 6alidmiinjerbanbe 81 iein.
Rabolf3ell. Die befannte renom.
Nitric firmQ e. Qllneilcr ipirS bic Ghis
ta9oer @eltausftelluns NIT ben Gr3eus.
nilien ibrer Rumpen. unb Sprisen.
fobrif beididen.
S4ielbers. @uitap Sdser bon
bier murSe TN 1s7Oer 1elo3ug am 20.
gull bel elmer Tatrouille bon elmer 3u.
gel in Die linfe SedensesenS setroffsn
nno lag on Der @unoe II Sabr In
Raitatt i'm Spital barnic6er. ollie
Veriude. Die &usel gu entiernen, iparen
rfolslos. Siun ipurbe ibn bieier Gage,
ALTO % Sabre mad Der Yertpunbung,
be 3uscl beraus9e;o9en.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31
Wooer11e Cbfloren.

Vor fiinf;is Sabren mar eS = idon
fiibrte Ger Iampf beu Mcniden iiber
edurer unb Wccre. ibon trieb CT ,obl.
loIe WtaId)intn. ipclhe Die mcnltllihe
Qanb entlailetcn. ais man INN cine meme
Grbeit euIbiirbe:e. BEN @ewaltisen gum
S6mieoeaciellcn matte. 9luf sen Sc
ocnfen, Den Oampi gum 9stricbe grocer
S0mMsr ~ perpenoeu, mar allerbin0s
bereits Der @ssriinocr Der Iampiinbu.
itrie, Salnes SSatt, gsfommen nno hattie
nn -. slpril 1884 ein cn9lilhcS Tatcnt
auf cine ocrarti9c Griinouns crworbcn.
gber oic ctit1n Nompfnaifincu. yofo.
motiucn uno Gl.iaiitiffe fonntcn nod,
Gan; gut NIT ben gelpobnlihcn Scbcls
bdTmsrn berleliellt mcrben, Die tbeilS
ourh IlicriGenhanb, tbcils burd) &sais
lerfraIt btiucat lpurbeu. Grit ais bic
Valrpild)ilic itdnbig cnS;ean gu burd,s
Guerrn bc9anncn. braudlte man fir tic
feiierc 9urbslwellen uno Solbenitanaen,
uno oa trat Gle 9iotbpcnoisfcit Der Scr.
itellung bcIonoers grocer S6mieSeitiidc
gebirtcriid bcroor. Dian erinncrtc lih
an has Fatcnt bon 3ames gSatt, prilite
bic Grfinhuug gcnauer, fanb abcr, bab
fie fir praitilde j3rede nidt gut Der.
wenotor mar. Grit i'm Sabre 1893 &c.
lang eS ben Gn9ldnber Sames 9ias.
mptb, cine wirfli6 braud)bare Sonitrute
ton 5u eriinuen; Der @ebanfe lpurbe
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31
Gf(a6.Sot6rimgen.

@olmar. Der Nufiidtsfommiiiar
In Teblaus.I ngelegenbciten fir Glfas.
totbrin9en, @utsbclitcr Gb. Sberlin in
Deblenbsim, 9ibt Die Wtenge bcS i'm
@einjabre 1892 crsieltcn ISeines in,
CbereliaB auf As Seftoliter per Oeftar
lin 9relie Tappoltsmeiler auf so Sefto.
liter uno mebr), I'M llnterslla6 auf IS
Oeftoliter uno in %otbrinsen auf nur
20 Ocftoliter al. "a nm Der Ue;irf
Cberellab runo II $50 Oeftar, Inter.
.llaB 14,450 Seftar unS Yotbrinaen
$500 0cftar @einbcrse ;dblen, 10 mnr.
ben er;iclt I'M SbcrellaB 537 $50 Oefto.
liter, i'll llntereliaB 5O5,75O Oettoliter
ano III Yotbrinasn 126, 900 Settoliter,
lnlammcn in Gliab=yOtbrinsen / ,169,.
500 Socttollter y@sin. Die Sualitat
mar allgsmein zinc quite.
Wee. Gas lotbriu9ilde Olatt
.Mfeliin" flast ilbcr Die Grpsrbuns BON
SroBgiitcrn In %otbriu9cn burt Gilt,
seutlte. IS fdreibt: Die aro6en
,eutihen 0utsbeiiter uub YanSwirtbe
lauien ole in unierem 4reile beleaencn
'douen Sitter zines mad benz an6eren
luT. IS lit wirfli6 traurig, bic alien
Samllisn ibre 9simatb uerlaisn ;u
tben.4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31

FAMOUS niBtg pHRAsTs
Laughing ~ scufn
4 still. small voice
The vile III hl. bosom
lie that runs may read
Wise IN his own conrelt
Grind the faces Of the I~,of.
Darkness which may be- icll.
Heap coal. oi fire on his head
No rest for the sole oi the ioot.
Ills enemies shall lick the dust.
DO not cast pearls before swine.
Who touches pitch will 10 deiilcd.
! am going the way 81 all the earth.
There 10 no new thing under the
sun
The heart knowe,h its own bitter
ness.
Open rcbuke il better than secret
love.
A living dog IL hottr than n dead
lion.
Weighed in the balance aud found
wanting.
All that man hath will he givo
for his life.
Happy is tho man that hath his
culver full.
Oh, that my adversary had written
a book.
The lines are fallen 10 me in pleas
ant places.
Man is born to trouble as the sparks
fly upward.
Bring down my gray hair with sor'
row to the grave.
The race is not to the swift, nor the
battle to the strong.
There the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary be at rest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31

wluitf cbdIi hahurh ttpas autu.
orbtnilidt G'eifts nnb bic Wiriuna ~
cine lberraihnNt.
Tie peituna bee sanastisfite llsai IN
ben ndnetn pen Yrpishpr Gmil Nina.
ptIttr itli ben Istttn pitr Jabren has
pbilbarmoniihs Crhsftu 0isptIanbe
eirietrt. perr Bling liammt aue let.
lhen an Der eibe. NO CT 1859 atborsn
puree. Sr lam 1897 uah amsriia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31

Nss,uttNH. Wash he 2 isp1
knkAIuu Nriultst GO.
ftfsFe NJ wilu was attMtrsi eth
sruio thrunisilsm. rntli ., areri, wslk
be- several dave made iwu srt,lisa
ilons IT indlsn oil ani py wiio roull
sail wlih perfect rasu
a. W....tss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31

Woritabtlabcn, Der faum nebr Nuf.
[eben errest oils irseno Gin anberer.
Die Sorfabren bes neuen @ouperneurs
ftammen aus @aleS. Dort fpielte bic
Gamilie .Qlemelnn" cine berporragenbe
gei4ihtli4e Holle. Gtn Snfel beS
@ouperueurs,. mel4er in @aibinston
mobnt, i4reibt ben ylamen r2uelin9."
mas auh bic riftise Iusiprahe lit.
8. .. aepellins lit gum swciten Wfale
berbeiratbet. Gus Der eriten Gbe bat
Ct orei 20ater. fpelde sebissen er3osen
nurben. Tas 8abp aus isiner 3tpsiten
Che fubrt ben sleiden yiamsn ME bas
I64ter9en oes Yrdiibeuten: Rutb.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31

lp,, and irirnd,hlP, were any of these secrets
iuuVn. and ~ oIlr, man on Earth has
80 .gm'of fErm. II is To him the people of
The United States and other countries are
indebted Tor the blessings of this knowledge,
and 80 wonderful are the cures which have
l~en effected through their introduction that
10 day they are a standard article in every
drug store throughout the civilized world, and
iHf wop hrit ardV 51ifir on merit to this
proud position IN ten short years. Is not that
lhr .ifnnresi icsiimnnY that could be nInduced1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31

"
Qeuten pon &C.
fdt befannt, bis
Ct bic giomina'
tion erbielt. Gr
pobnte bisbcr in
einem fleinen
Sauie auBerbalb
Der Staot uno
iein @ci6dft be.
finbet fid etwa
anbertbalb Mei'
len bonn Centrum,
@iditas ent+:
fernt. IS 1T ein
Iebr heShei6ener
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31
i> tIMN Medicine Go, at Columbia Hail. for TWO Weeks
KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA
A TRUTHFUL
TALE
SPEEDS BEST
WHEN
PLAINLY TOLD.


Nfl d' not Tt.l'n'
tini these 'mlirrl
r1'w, The Indians
,uV"rn1'ui'
N't-. 80 ih'i ihrl
'Lf, iHWd ih't m'ui
H''I Ws Il'Al lwc it"n
volume, m ih'
81 ih,T White
r"H
~ 'hcy have beer
fn Wrlls"i Mature, 'n'
ff % looks The Gt1NN'
h .I- ihr shaded ~"'"i
I'"' 'nd The fadi'i"n
~ i., 70 ui''N it"m hin'
Wm on '1l W here d'
s Wi 'u'h I'm" exam
i II j. 'l'h, strength
Wi tini'y rs among
M" native Indians un
O., hl,i ly the ways 81
iN' wh'i' mcnf They d'
n"i suiirt even to day
"hh 'hfnnio diseases
Nhtf because Natur,
h'e W"'i'lcd \ cute io'
| 80 ihr ~, II humanity
"i thy have Learned
h'f s,,uts. Mt only
%" they know The proper
N'' '' Va NH'' uu' 'li'
know NJ what season
| they d uld l'c gathered
/ hos They should lie pre-
rvrl, and, hest OF all
huw "a prepare the med
iolurs from them &c
',wr suD,r.siul results
f rang inv tn';'
30 90 STIR frF'r 90
30 PIE u Hr r1yH
iH ., - probably cvci
Will. DIS. unlike the white
| rh, they do no
,h,ulrr ,hcu secrets
n . white doctor finds
~ b, thinks, some new
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31

1r tstnIlhIi&s 0snssrusur ssn Raa.
lac nab yelue 0suil.s.

Die Psri0nli4ieit oes nsutn G,oupu.
neurs pon 3anias goren,o q. qsmsl.
ling 1T selsssntlid Der iinsitsn Oirrsn
jwiihen ben YopuliIttu unb Republi.
aanern In Iopcfa 70 inariant In Scn
politiihen @oroersrunb eetrstsn. bab
tinise 9loti,en aus feinem Vripatlebsn
aud In weiteren 9rsiien intsrtfiirsn
bhrfteu.
Sbwobl felt elmer Reibe BON Sabren
als 9aufmann In Wihita anfdifig. NOT
Qoren,o .. Qeipelling bod nur ipenissu
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31


.HtI ... ffH 5000
H.tf..t Isf tis#Hf
it
~ lu
Ht W $4,000 ttt Al. |..
'utf u.
if. IT'D.
mu t a
frif4"a
HfHt tftl Im .m.fllita
f. af.H
tfabaita 8anfn Hfatpts tH.a
itmafH aas aa Fi.IstaIfif.a Ilssl
tmta fH tta nnH Hs.Iftf fthti
D. ttffuf fifammn hfai Boo
saeefft An.ian Hnf Ist as Hi.t
ftt.HI tirHu
tu aHfi uuHs go afn u.t
ush uau aa .a Httiaas bla sIs un
afeiNl fH'''t'iH'f ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-31
K!CKgp00 -.
IND!aN SaGWa
Natures Greatest Gift ofAII,'
Blood Making
BIood-CIeansing
life-Sustaining

THE rare combination
of the best Of H..
vegetable kingdom, gath
erred, cured, and pr
pared into medicine /,
the native skill OF tho.
versed in Natures Wv.
has been given TO 4,
world in this prepar,
ton. Nothing cqual!lry
il for the cure Of the i.
arising from imput,
Dlood, torpid liver, DIS
eased kidneys, deranGe,l
stomach, and the ner.
vous system, and espe
cially for those ailments
peculiar to women, has
ever been known. It.
fame has spread like a
prairie fire from one end
of the continent 10 the
other. The cures which
have been wrought 10y
this remarkable prepare
ton are marvellous. Ia
the older cities of In.
East aye. in Europ"
EVENTS wonderful
properties of curing la,
made it the most popular
remedy on the market.
Some of the stories
told of its miraculous
powers have as,oundcd
the wisest professors OF
botany and medicine .
Our repeated offers OF
$1,000 in cash for any
Improvement in our for
mula has never yet been
taken. at is an impos-
say all; "your
is so ahSo.
The record-union., 1893-10-27
SNUFF AND SNUFF BOXES.
Neither Came Into Use Until Tobacco
Had Been Us9d By Smokers.

Neither Came Into Use Until Tobacco
Had Been Ussd BY Smokers.
Although the origin of snuff-taking has
not been recorded, smoking takes the
precedence and has outllved the snufiing
habit, says the Washington Star. Gradu-
ally it was discovered that the powder OF
tobacco possessed an agreeable odor; it
was used as a perfume about the year
1902, the early snuff takers carrying with
them small CRATER with which they re-
duced the tobacco to powder. Snuff
boxes, of course. sprang into use with the
spread of the habit, which received q
fresh impetus from a discovery made by
accident. A Dublin tObacconist named
Lumdyfast had his shop accidentally de-
strOyed by fire, and while gazing at the
ruins noticed that his poor neigh bors
were gathering the snuff from the canis-
ters. He tested the snuff and found the
fire had largely improved the pungency
and aroma. He secured another store,
built lot of ovens, subjected the snuff to
heating process, bestowed upon it a
taking name and made a fortune. Snuff
boxes were popular with the second En-
pire. The proceeding possessed a certain
Napoleonic flavor. ana boasted of impe-
rial tradition. Napoleon was seldom
without snuff box and took prodigious
quantities. George ". carried a box,
but only pretended to apply the powder
to his nose. At the regimental mess
tables of the time snuff boxes were sent
around with the decanters after dinner.
It will probably be matter of surprise
to the general reader to learn that the pet
ticoat was first worn exclusively by men.
In the reign of King Henry VII. the
dress of the English was so fantastical
and absurd that it was difficult to distin-
guish one sex from the other. In the in
ventory of Henry V. appears ''petticoat
of red damask, with open sleeves" There
is no mention of a woman's petticoat be-
fore the Tudor period. In the matter of
costumes the Chinaman is notable for the
length and capacity of his skirts, while
his wife and daughters wear. and not in
frequently display, the breeches. Silk
and satin are his favorite materials for
clothes and the handsomer the pattern
and more heavy and snowy the embroid-
cry the better dressed he considers him
self A necklace Of beads forms an in
dispensable adjunct to the full dress of
every mandarin and a fan is rarely out Of
hiR hand
The record-union., 1893-10-27
3npnl 53nkitsn 31nunrr.

was very intelligent beast, and game.
l sent to New Orleans and had made a
rubber hog-that is rubber bag which,
when inflated. had the exact outlines of
one OF my fine swine. 1t was light,
strong and pliable. l put this on my dog
precisely as diver puts on his suit. L
allowed the animals feet, nose and eyes
to remain on the outside; and then L
blew up this artificial skin with small
bellows. 1t transformed him into very
presentable half grown blooded pig.
farmer or stock raiser could, no doubt,
have distinguished him from the genuine
article, but believe he would have de-
ceived the editor OF an agricultural paper.
L then trained him TO stay with my
swine, but not to run Off with them when
they were frightened. In fact, intelligent
as the beast was, l doubt ii | could have
taught him to run from anything. The
chapter on The Retreat seemed to have
been lost from that dogs book of mill
tary tactics.
''The first evening I had my hogs
turned out in the pasture in charge OF my
inflated dog l determined to watch the
proceedings. The swine were busily en-
gagged in hunting Tor pecan nuts when
| friend and brother in the guise of large
colOred person, with a tOndneSS for fresh
pork, emerged from some neighborlng
brush. Instinct seemed to teach all OF
JnOSe nOgS except one 10 make OH as last
as their short and largely ornamental legs
would carry them. The dark voter came
up rapidly and started to fall upon this
lettering swine. L was myself startled TO
see that hog rear on his hind legs, utter
deep, blood-curdling bark and leap for
the throat of the gentleman from Africa.
He just missed, and the niger turned
and ran as J never saw another
free American citizen run before or
since. The White Sepulchre kept
close behind, giving vent to hollow
barks. They crashed away through the
underbrush and were lost to sight. In
halt-hour the dog returned, and l was
alarmed to see calm expression of salts
faction in his eye which made me fear
the worst. However, [ conducted my
hog plantation for two years and never
missed hog. l cleared $4,000, but lost
1t all the next year on popcorn farm in
Kentucky. 1t is a matter of public record
in the reports OF the Agricultural Depart
ment that tramps fired my barn, where l
had my crops stored. Of course the corn
popped, and, there being several thou
sand bushels Of it, it foamed all over the
township to the average depth of ten feet.
[ was sued right and left for heavy dam
ages, and came out with only s., 900 in the
world
The record-union., 1893-10-27
Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the Secre-
tary of State:
The San Antonio Fruit Exchange.
Principal place of business, Pomona. Los
Angeles County. Capital stock So, being
nine shares of 81 each, and the total
amount subscribed, each director having
one share. The following are directors:
L. Rhorer, c.. S. Whitcomb, Fred. j.
Smith, p. Dreher, A. p. Harwood. l.. S.
Dyar, E. c.. kimbell, II. L. Macneil and
G.. L. Stamm. The purposes are to handle
and market fruit, and in general perform
all functions necessary to accomplish
these ends.
The Altman Gold and Silver Mining
Company. Principal place Of business,
San Francisco. Capital stock $1,000, 600.
with William A. McNaughton and Ed
ward A. Aver of Grass Valley, Daniel
Ha,Ion and a. NJ. Brown of San Fran
cisco, and d.. NJ. Anger of Sacramento as
directors.
The New York Placer Mining Com
pany. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Capital stock $4,000, with w.
6. Roberts, William E. Shipman. Eugene
]. Duffey. c. A. Malm and Joseph Roy
lance of san Francisco as directors.
The record-union., 1893-10-27
TWENTY TONS OF BRONZE,
The Colossal Statue of Bavaria Sug'
geSted by King Ludwig.

The colossal statue Bavaria" one OF
the most beautiful as well as one of the
largest allegorical works OF art in Europe
was unveiled on October 3. 1850, in the
presence of Kings Ludwig and Otto, the
Queen of the former and a vast multitude
of spectators, says the St. Louis RepH6Lc.
Bavaria was designed by Schwan-
thaler, who was assisted in his work by
Lazzarini, both working from sugges-
tions made by the King. The metal
(bronze) jim the statue weighs some
few hundreds of pounds over twenty
tons, about five tons more than had ever
stands to-day on its thirty-foot pedestal,
the colossus is titanic Bavarian maiden
fifty-four feet in hight, with gigantic
lion crouched by her side.
The statue and pedestal combined are
S4 feet in hight and the whole, being
placed upon an eminence rising 80 feet
above the surrounding country, puts the
top of "Bavaria's'' head ia feet above the
level of the city, which she seems to be
vigilantly watching over. 4 long, wind
ing stairway leads to the head OF the
statue, which has seats arranged within
the "brain cavity for the accommOda-
ton of weary sight-seers. European
guide books, and at least one excellent
work on things out of the ordinary,
1.-THE World OF Wonders,n declare that
the interior of the head and of the bust
will comfortably hold twenty-five per-
sons. In the central part OF the main
figure thirty-five or forty persons could
dine around a twelve-foot table. The
whole is certainly the embodiment OF a
grand idea OF nationality and is credit
to the suggestions Of King Ludwig.
81 Srrf oh nf q a
The record-union., 1893-10-27
A TRAVELLERS TALE.
He Made a Fortune in Alabama and
Lost 1t in Kentucky.

Lost 1t in kentucky.
"I went down into the Black Belt
shortly after the war, when it was good
deal bIacker than it is now" said trav-
eler to writer tor Huype1'S H'eek{y. 1T
was in central Alabama. The niggers
were so thick that they actually darkened
the landscape. The whole region was
gloomy with Africans. 1t seemed like a
partial eclipse OF the sun all the while.
l had plan al one time TO set up reflect
ors here and there to tighten up things a
little, but never carried it out. l said
that engaged in hog raising. did, but
l did not grow the native raZor-back va
riety. You know the old Southern ex-
cuse for this style of swine-that it
doesn't pay to raise hog that can't run
faster than a nigger. Still | determined
to grow the obese style OF porker which
you see in the fashion plates of the agri-
cultural papers. l determined to raise
portly, short-legged hogs. 1 knew what
l had TO contend with. l owned at
that time a fine full-blooded bull
hog named the Whited Sepulchre. He
The record-union., 1893-10-27
BATTLESHIP OREGON.
The New War Vessel GlideS Safely
Into San Francisco Bay.
ONE OF THE LARGEST SHIPS EVER
LAUNCHED IN THIS COUNTRY.

The Big Warship to Carry Four Thir-
teen-Inch Breech-Loaders, Eight of
Eight-Inch, Sixteen Rapid-Firing
SIx-Pounders, Four Rapid-Firing
One-Pounders, Four HotchKiss Re-
volving Cannon, Besides a Number
of Torpedo Tubes.
The record-union., 1893-10-27
Violated n Civil service statute.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25.-Walter P. Shaw,
ex-deputy under Collector Scott, was
found guilty in the United States Court
to-day of violating a civil service statute
making it unlawful for a Government
employe to solicit money for political
purposes. The penalty is a fine not ex-
ceeding $500 or one years imprison-
ment, or both. The cases of ex- Collector
Scott and Chief Deputy Early will be
taken up Immediately, and there is
hardly any doubt but that they will both
be found guilty.
The record-union., 1893-10-27
aMrrtt,rg Anttres.
General Nnttres.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL,
Il not be responsible for any debts unless con-
tracted by myself. October %, 1898 o. w.
GRIFFITH. o27-3t
The record-union., 1893-10-27

nR. MEAD CURES KIDNEY, LIVER,
~ gravel disease, leucorrhea and rheuma-
tism; no cure, no pay; answers all questions
by the planets from birth. Room SO, WEST
ERN HOTEL. o21-2ts
The record-union., 1893-10-27

THE best regulator of the digestive or
gans. also best appetizer known. is An
gostura Bitters, the genuine of DIR. j. G.
B. Siegert & Sons. At all druggists.
The record-union., 1893-10-27

ITO LEASE-INTERNATIO HOTEL
i of sacramento. Apply at the Hotel.
mo LET-THE FINE STORE, 3Ox5O
feet, southwest corner Eighth and Lstreets;
rooms above store; all newly painted; Will
give lease for two three years; good Local
tion. Apply to CROSS, 1015 Fourth street,
between and X.
The record-union., 1893-10-27

JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUATION
y to do general housework in the city. Ad-
uress HARRY, this office. o26-3ts
The record-union., 1893-10-27

rIIo LET-ON NOVEMBER 1sT, LOWER
| fiat of six rooms and bath; all modern
conveniences. Apply on premises. 141O n
street. o25-3tt
The record-union., 1893-10-27

XAT ANTED BY A YOUNG MARRIED
w man, work on fruit ranch; is COM
petent to take charge, thoroughly understand
f. this office, O26-1w#
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A JAPANESE WANTS A SITUATION IN
N the city to do houseWork or help cook
Address T. A., care Japanese Mission, Ninth
and u streets. oy7-2t~
The record-union., 1893-10-27

ITO LET-1315 X; NEW HOUSE, SIX
rooms, bath, basement, modern improve
ments. Apply 719 L.
The record-union., 1893-10-27

I AIDES DESIRING DRESSES AND
II cloaks fashionably and styIishly made at
reasonable prices, call at 1928 Seventh street
MRS. Il. CHATMAN o2l-lW
The record-union., 1893-10-27

! Asst WEEK.-MRS.. .BARTHOLMES, DEN
II ver's well-known business test medium is
located at 80 K street. Tells the names OF
spirit friends, gives advice ON all affairs of
lie; diagnoses disease without questions
satisfaction guaranteed. Call ana be con-
Yinced. Circles Tuesday and Friday o23-1W*
The record-union., 1893-10-27
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ROR SALE-BY STROBEL, BY STREET,
L. for $500, four-room cottage rented at ST.
per month) with lot 20x16O; location, south
line Z street. O27-3t%
The record-union., 1893-10-27

J7oR SALE OR EXCHANGE SMALL
L and large FARMS improved or unim-
proved; also city property. CARL STROBEL,
BIZ j. Sacramento.
T7OR SALE-THIRTY SHARES OF STOCK
L of GermaniA Building and Loan ASsocia-
ton. Inquire at TONEI'S SALOON, 422 X
street.
The record-union., 1893-10-27

E'REE CHRYSANTHEMJJM EXHIBITION
IL daily; $500 trained plants in 100 best
varieties, at H. SCHWARZ'S, Twenty-tifth
and streets.
The record-union., 1893-10-27

XTANTED-A WELLBRED, WELL
w broke saddle horse not over 5 years Ole;
must also be broke to harness. Apply to
JOHN L. STOLL, Go X street.
The record-union., 1893-10-27

JXJANTED-A GOOD YOUNG MAN TO
w learn the painters trade; one having
previous experience preferred. Cali at 2O22
II street. o21-1W
The record-union., 1893-10-27

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN OR GERMAN
Il girl wanted to do general housework.
Address HOUSEWORk, tnis Office. o26-3t
The record-union., 1893-10-27

ININE MOUNTAIN BUTTER, csc POUND;
l. -four 95c sack; potatoes : SC sack; bars
soap, 25c; fresh ranch eggs, 35c dozen; APP
pies 9Oc box. SIMONS & BEESLEY, $40 r.
The record-union., 1893-10-27

Horses, after the first shock of a wound,
make no sound.