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SHERlFF's sALE.-EDwARD W. KNIGHT

SHER1FF's SALE. EDWARD W. KNIGHT.
~ agent. plaintiff, VS.. Alexander Norton and
Loulse Norton. defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
district court of the First Judicial dietrict of the
e,ate 81 Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
a an .larke. on the nth day of March. A. u.
losS. IN the above entitled action. wherein I'd
ward W. Knight, agent. the above named plain
III. obtained q Judgment and decree of fore
closure ana sails against Alexander Norton and
toulSe Norton, defendants, on tho 1lth day OF
march: a. ~, 1888. for the sum of 1850 e, be-
s sie interest, costs ard attorneys fees, which
r. 1883. recorded in Judgment book No.
~ OF SAID court, at page 553. ! am COM
mahned to sell all that certain lot. piece or par
cca OF land situate, lyirg and being In the county
bounded and described 30 follows, to wit:
Lots numbered seven Cd and eight 81 in block
numbered twenty nine (29) OF the said Flower
uarden addition, according to the official plat Of
salo Aooltlon, as he same appears on file and Of
record in the office of the county recorder of
me salu county OF Lewis and Clarke. state Of
Montana.
together with all aud singular the tenements,
heredltaments and appurtensnces thereunto be-
Ioneing or IN anywise anpertaining.
fuplto notice is hereby given, that on Satur-
day. the 9th day Of May. A: D.. 1858. at IL
court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, l will, in obedience to said order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
uescrloed property. or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with in.
f fer 8 = - ana a. costs; to the highest and best bidder.
Given under my hand. this 14th day Of April,
A. ID. 1893. ~
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY FRED T. hoss. Under sheriff.
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Large assortment of rector jackets and capes
ct Tho Boo Hive. -
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. NOTICE IA

A nMINISTRATOR'S SALE. NOTICE Is
hereby given that in pursuance of an order
Of tho district court Of the First judicial district
Of the state of Montana. In and for the county
of lewis and Clarke, made on tho 18TH day #
April. 1888. in the matter of tho ea,nto of Patrick
Power. deceased. the undsrsiGned admin
istrator of the estate OF the said
decedent will sell ut public auction
to tho highest bidder for cash. lawful money of
tho ni;ed ststes, on Saturday, the Nth day OF
April: lsga. oommsncins at 10 o'clock . IN. of
SAID day, at the late residence Of he said deco
dent i'll the Friokly Pear vsitey, about sieht
miles, rnnr'he.Sts OF the city Of Helena, in said
county. thu following personal property. 10 wit;
Ono bod, ono lounge. one carpet. ono Singer saw-
Ing maehino. two cooking ranges. two heating
s,oses, ono moving machine one rake, one piow.
ana threa.inoh schuttler wagon, one three and
une- Qunttnr iain wRSon, taols, Jaws. bellows,
Ac, in blacksmith shop. ono set cf express har-
ness, two sofa ut work hsrness, iltty chickens
lhron ducks, ono :wo-scat light wagon, ono
phaeton, ono Shovcl plow. one oultiyator. l,so0
pounds Of oats. 1900 pounds Of wheat. elk tons
Of good hay. FOR y.tour tons of COW hay. ono
bull, three cows with calves, three heifers. two
miioh COWS. ono stallion. four brood mares. two
colts. three work horses, ono seiding.
WM. MuTH,
Administrator Of the estate of Patrick Power.
deceased.
Dated April ls. 1879
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SHERiFF's SALT. II. CLEwELL AND v.
!. G: Rlndn. executors OF the estate Of Deborah
M. Hoyt, deceased, plaintiffs, VA. Andrew j..
Kelly. Lydia Kelly and A. 7. Dodgs 4 Co., de-
Under aud by virtue OF an order OF rals and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
state of Montana, in and Tor tho county Of
Lewis and Clarke; on the IN day of April.
the estate OF rsborah NJ. Hoyt. and andrew j. j.
Kelly, defendant. tho above named plaintiffs
and sale ,assinst Andrew J. Kelly. Lydia
Kelly and A. ?, Dodge 4 Co.. and
t ds,,n said And'oT + fod belly against hi; 90
on tho 9TH day of April. A. d. 1873. for the
sum OF Sa,oi6.y9, besidca interest, costs and at.
torney's foes, which said decree was on the 7th
n msnt b book npr No. "a OF '' aid 's sSars at n pas ssau-
| am commanded to sell all that certain lot.
piece or parcel Of land, situate. lying and be-
ing in the county o. LOWS and Clarke. Stnts
Of Montana. and bounded and described as fol.
The west half *, Of northeast quarter f4) OF
section nnmter thirty-three 1880. township
eleven an, north of range three 49, west. OF the
eighty 800 acres of land according to United
States s~ovefnment survey; also all water, wator
privileses. upon. lead ny TO or connected with on
usually had and enjoyed in connection with said
described premises and each and every part and
Together with all and singular the tenements.
Embellishments and appurtennncss thereunto be-
LONGING or in Auywise appertAininS.
Public notice is hereby givcn that on Monday.
the lat day of May. A. ID. 1898, at IL o'clock
mot that day at the front door Of the court honse,
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, [
Will. in obedience to said order OF sale and decree
% foreclosure and sale. cell the above described
property, or 60 much thereof ~ may be
necessary to satisfy .Aid judgment with interest
and costs. to tho highest and best bidder for oaah
in hand.
Given under ray hand this 10th day Of April
a. II. 1891
CHARLES y. CUHIlS sheriff.
BY ERxD T. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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--tf .E
SHEE!FF's sALF:-THE THOMAS CRUISE
- Savings Bank. plaintiff. vs.. Sarah r. Guth-
re, William Guthrie and Thomas Travis. dc
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued ont Of the
district court Of the First judicial district Of the
s s,afe CANE q Montana an TN IN and 19tb Tor tn the O. county Of Lewis
1893, in the above entitled action, wherein The
Thomas Crosse Savings Bank. the above named
foreclosure and sale against Sarah y. Guthrie.
William Guthrie and Thomas Travis. defend.
mt. on the 81 d:y Of Decembs A: D. 1902. 70.
.ttorney,s fees. which said decree was on the sth
day Of hd p1eG M IA, 4; =; 49,. recorded in iudg.
am commanded to sell all those certain lots
pieces or parcels Of land, situate. lying and being
u the county of Lewis and Clarke. state Of
to wit:
Lot number fifteen iss) in block number five
ny nqn are ana sixty 900 ct the original townsite
three and one-half (bs1i) feet front on Spencer
street. coln mencing at the southern boundary
4 in re 81 n ssia o nelsaa so tssn, ts, son ,b.ns north = sixty Sa
dred tl01). feet to = boundary line again: themes
west one hundred and sixteen and eight-tenths
certain cert imp p. .ssi 81 q stating .nd @fld Doliht; on and h ssS that that
Spencer streets, elevrn and one-half ulhJ feet
s vide and ly'ng next md aaioininx en the north
number eighteen $50 in block number one IN OF
joseph Cox addition to the city Of Helena. .s said
lot 1nu DOCK are numbered, designated and de-
scribed upon the official plat of said addition on
Tile in the office Of the county recorier Of Lewis
and Clarke county. in which the said premises
Together with all and singular the tenemsnts
heredltamsnts and appurtenaucas thereunto be.
ionS,p. or in anlwise snp rtnining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Thurs
day, the 9th day of April, A. y. 1873. at IL o'clock
m, of that day, at the front door of tho court
honsa; Helena Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tanA will, IN. obedience to said order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale, sell tie
sbove described property, or 30 much thereof
a. may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment
With interest and oosts to the highest and bes:
bidder. for. cash in hand.
Given under my hand this nth day Of March.
A. L. 1852. ~.
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
By +. d. HosA Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-NO-
~ tice liz hereby given thai in pursuance Of an
order OF tie district court Of tho county of
l owls and owls aud CLARKE. ~ ate Of Montana,
mnde on the 18th day of March. 1891. in the mat
ter OF the estate of Alce Melch. deceased, tho
undersigned. tho administrator of said estate,
Will soil at private sale, 70 the highest bidder.
Tor cash, and subject to confirmation by said
district court, on or after Saturday. tho I'D day
of April. 1854. I'LL tho right, title, interest and
estate of the raid Alice Melch at the time of her
DEATH. and al tho right, t,tlo and interest that
tho said estate has, by operation of law or other
wise. acquired other than or in addition to that
OF the said Alice Welch al the timo Of her death,
in and to- ll that ceri,in lot. piece or parcel Of
land situate. lying a d being in tho sniu county
OF J evils and Clarke, state of Montana, and
bound d and dcHcribsd an follows. to wit:
ot m Dor Fix ~, in block h. in Mnuldin
add tion to the city OF elena. az sald lot and
black are nun hered, designated and described
IN the, plat of said Mauidin addition. IN file in
Tho oihce OF tho county record r Of said county
OF Lewis aud Ca Ike,
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash. Deed at
expense. of purchaser. bids or otfers may be
ma 10 al amy timv nfter tho first publication VI
thus notice and before the making of sale: all
bid> and offers must he in writing and left ut
tho Office of W. d. Gardiner, ~ and ~ / alley
BIO. k in Helena. Lewis aud Clarke count, W
n'livsred To the undersigned Jorso aally, or filed
In tho ollico OF the clerk vi tn d court.
., DANlLA. j. WHICH,
Administrator OF the estate OF Alice Wolch, do
ceased.
Dated March ~. 1899,
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A SsESBMENT NOTICE THE LEO MINING
a ard Milling Company. Of Montana. works
located tl'res and u half miles from butte, siI-
yor low county, Mont. NOTICE In hereby given
that Il = meeting Of tho trnsteos Of said com
held on tho I'd day OF april. 1898, IN assessment
OF N. cont por share was levied upon Tho capital
Of MAY. 1893. TO John 2. Meyer. secretary. %
said COMPANY a ths Office q thu Loo hjnina
40 Commerolsi tniIa}ng, it, Louis, No. Any
stock upon which sAid sssessmont thAll remain
'gnpnid on thu 18th day of May. 1892. shall In
for tale ut public auction and unloss payment b.
made bsfore. Will 10 sold on tho 1zth day Of
June. lso9. to pay tn, Delinquent assess mapt to-
OF sale.
JOHN =. MEYER,
feorctary Of said Company.
Aoom No 40 Commercial building, 81. Louis.
Mo-. Office Of said company.
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Speclsnen Caaea

S. II. Clifford. New .Casssll. Wis, wa
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach was disordered. his liver was
ahected to an nlar ming degree. appetite fell
away, and he Was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him. tl So
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
a running sore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles OF Electric
Bittars and seven boxes OF Bncklen's Arnicn
Snlve. aud his leg IL sound aud we'll. John
speaker, Catawba. Ohio. had five large fe-
YER sores on his leg. Doctors said he was
incnrable. One bottle of Electric Bitters
aud one box OF Bucklen's Atnica Salvo
cured him entirely. Bold by Il. N. Parohsn
= Co.'s drug store.
LARGE assortment of rnaIar innaaia and rnnnn
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II tie.

united in marriage Sunday.
Hon. j. H. Monteith is ENJOYING a viait
from his father. j. H. Montieth. 81.
DR.. Warwick Winston will start for China
on May s, whore no intends to locate per
manently. .t
Born. April q, TO the wife of James q.
Couahlin. OF East Granite street. . twelve
pound boy.
Amarr,aee license was yesterday issued
70 Wll!red Larson and Matilda Hammery.
both OF Butte.
The Butte KreiRer Verein held their nm
nual ball at Caplice hall Sunday evening.
and it was we'll attended. -"
The remains of VIM. H. Erb, the Young
man who committed suicide Thursday
night. were shipped to Omaha,
The funeral Of Grace. the adopted dauoh-
ter of E. D: Elderkin. took place from Che
family residence. No. 547 East Broadway,
Alice Edith, youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. shaokelton. died Monday morn
years and three months. 800
Ben Annear was awarded the contract TO.
She construction Of the new Moulton Water
compan reservoir. The reservoir will have
a capacity of lGO. 900 gallons.
Married. Aril q, bv Rev. g. d. Holmes.
pastor OF Mountain View NJ. h.. church,
Dunoan Mackenzie, of Meaderville, and
Miss Belle Mackenzie, of Butte.
All the labor organizations are already
talking of the celebration June 10. Miners
union day. On this day all the labor Or
ganizations will appear in parade.
". p. Spafatd was adjudged insane. For
. number OF years MIR. Spafard kept books
at Hooe-Brownlse's hank. He has a wife
and three bright children. His recovery ia
expected after a shot time at Warm
Springs.
DIR. Campbell. of this CITY. received word
that his brother. CAM. John Campbell, of
drowned last week off Cape Sable, Cart
Campbell resided at Provincetown, Mass.
The ship was on a voyage from Newfound-
lane TO Boston.
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A s,!.,s7;l1 P. IS!

DIR. Cations Reliable Comp ound for Ladies nre
safe, Prompt, Eifeotual, Ihe original and ouly
genuine homan's Salvation. sent direct, 81;
Ion, Mass.
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GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exohanseal

Great Falls. Z
Mrs. Ladd and child left for Minneapo-
lie Sunday, and contemplats being absent
tWo or three menths.
Robert Donohue. a child ON the west
side. fell into = pot Of hot grease, face
foremost. Sunday. and was badly burned.
Peter West. a tsamstsr Of the boston &
Aontana Commercial company. fell of o
load Of wood 10 the ground, dislocating his
shoulder.
Tom Fields has resigned from the day
olsrkship of the Park hotel and gone to
Chicago to accept a cls,kship In the Ever
ct house.
Capt. +. g. Heidi. after An absence of
Swo months In the east. returned Sunday.
Dc reports times quiet t%hroughont the east.
ana IL glad to get back to Great Falls.
Mise Minnie Wright. Of jamestown, N.
Y, afte~a few weeks visit with Mr.. and
MIS-. George Raban, has gone TO Bozeman
20 visit friends, and from there will go to
the coast for q few weeks and then return
TO her home. >..
Crescent Encampmsnt No. IA. /. o. q.
tor consolidation with Rainbow lodge No.
"a. and will remove. to this city May G. A
number Of the members OF Valley City
lodge, of Sand Coulee. are expected to join
Rainbow lodge at the same time.
Missonla.
Miss Mamie Searles, of this CITY. ID visit
ing her sister, Mrs. y. M. johnson, of
Butte.
Twsnty-one younpladies took first com-
municns at tho Catholic church sunday
morning. - & &t
1t 10 stated that the Missoula hotel will
be shortly reopened and conducted on the
European plan.
The Odd Fellows of Hamilton will oele-
brate this anniversary OF, the order in ap-
propriate STYLE on Wednesday,, the 26th.
Andy Mcdowell. Tom Heating and Dan
Lawrence have written from California
that they will be on the Montana circuit
this season with stables of ~trotters.
Miss Mary Williams, formerly a teacher
In the high schools in this city, is re-
rorted to be dangerously i'll at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. LYNCH. at Horse Plains.
The Garden City Brass band is steadily
practicing and proposes. to turn out some
excellent music on Decoration day. the CO.
casion of their first appearance before the
public.
The work of laying water mains in Lows
addition to the city OF Missoula was begun
residents Of that addition and also those
who contemplate building there.
The first term of the district court of the
now Ravalli county will begin at Stevens-
willie on Monday next. Judge Woody of
this district is also judge of the new terri
tory and will preside at the sessions.
The Japanese tea marty given on Satur-
day evening BY Mrs. Wilson Moore's Sab
bhth school class was largely, attended. and
a highly enjoyable affair. The many ladies
and ohild en- who participated therein
proved attractive features of the occasion,
theit quaint costumes of Oriental texture
and color adding beauty to the scene.
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$500 Reward

We Will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick headache, In
digestion, aonstipati9n or Costiveness we can
aot cure with Vests Vegetable Live Pills. when
are purely vegetable, and never fail to give salts
taoslon, Sugar Coated. Large boxes, Is cents.
genuine sold by II. Nj. Paruhen 4 Co. Helena.
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White Sulphur Springs.

DR.. Parberry will soon be off for his trip
10 the Worlds fair.
Quite a lot OF fish are, being taken from
Smith river at present.
Mrs. Hugh Cameron left Tuesday for a
visit, TO the Pacific coast.
Mrs. John Potter expects to start east TO
take in the Worlds fair in a short time.
Miss Miles, who IL visiting this place. ia
now the guest of Mrs. E. NJ. Edwards.
The people OF tho upper Stownsare making
quite a push in the way OF building side
walks. '7
Mrs. B. r. Sherman. owing to her i'll
health. will take a trip to the golden coast
this summer.
Miss Mary Holiday accompanied Mrs.
Cameron and Brownie to Townsend. where
she took Mondays train for 81. Paul.
Rev. Reinsterg, of the Episcopal church,
is the happiest man in town. and he has q
right to be. The fact that his flock has
about decided to erect a church ia the most
cordial endorsements of his stewardship, he
could receive. e f. ~. 81 vi ft tfe.
Void comes that Charles Mayn, who has
been spending the winter in California. is
n~ow5improving rapidly. His malady IL now
pronounced rheumatism. but he Ia steadily
growing better aud is expected home early
In the summer. faS
w. r., Baker was a passenger on Mon
days coach for Townsend, from whsnoe he
took the train for California, whore he goes
in search of a home and educational faoili-
ties for his, family. He expects to 90 to
Mayf1eld and may settle near Leland Stan
ford's university. Mr.. Baker, however.
,expeots to retain his Montana interests.
and will ultimately make his homo In White
Sulphur Springs.
The record-union., 1893-04-29

funds annually to maintain the school at
least eight months each year.
California exported by rail to the East
in 1892: Green deciduous fruits. III. .6SS,-
690ponnds; citrus fruits, 90. ia, GOO pounds;
dried fruits, 5S,73 $50 pounds; raisins,
53, 1880 pcpnds; nuts, 4,0l7 ,240 pounds;
canned fruits, 0,555,S20 pounds; total,
3l4, ,s26,050 pounds. By sea: Canned
fruits, 30, ,99l 800 pounds; fruits and nuts,
2,099,6l6 pounds. Total by cars and sea,
409, ,9l7, ,266 pounds.
Annual acreage--Hop product, 1920, 900
pounds; wool, 35,000,000 pounds; dried
prunes, 25,000.000 pounds.
Increase of value of land in fruit-pro-
ducing counties shows as follows: In 1882
the land without improvements outside
of cities and towns in fifteen counties was
assessed at S79,3l7, ,664; in 1892 the assess
ment of same land in same counties was
800, S37, ,236.
In 1892 there were in acres of bearing
fruit and nut trees, III ,2S3 raisins, 81, ,222;
table grapes, 16, ,452; small fruits, 4,539; to-
tai bearing, 2S2, ,496 acres. Nom bearing
trees, lis, ,91S acres. Total acresge, 40l Ala.
Assessed value of the State in 1892. 81
5,Sl6, Dds; increase over 1891, S33, S49, ,954:
assessed value of real estate, S797, ,22l ,036;
improvements, S249, ,630.32l; personal
property, SlS7 ,0O8, ,S34; railroads, Sal 1885,
000
Total deposits in all banks in 1892, $685. :
424, ,16S.
Beet sugar products for 1892, %, 900, ,009
pounds; three factories.
Wheat crop, IS, SOD, 600 bushels.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Congressman c. P. Berry is reg
istered at the Capital Hotel.
j. NJ. c. Jasper, the Woodland banker,
is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Felix Tracy is back from a two-weeks'
visit in the southern counties.
a. J. DeRussy of San Francisco is stop-
ping at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Monroe Salisbury, the noted breeder OF
fast trotters, has been visiting the city.
Philip Riehl came up from Freeport
yesterday and is feeling better than for
months past.
Mrs. j. j. January of Concord, Contra
Costa County, is visiting her father, DR..
G. q. Tyrrell.
observation-disclosures John Daggett
was IN the city yesterday. having just re-
turned from Washington.
Mrs. Albert Gallatin of San Francisco
is spending few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Robin, in this city.
Senator George f. Edmunds of Bur-
hngton, VT, is visiting this coast a guest
at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
terday: NJ. Kuhn, W. E. Johnson, A. J..
Rowe, E. G. Mix, A. H Hart, e. c..
Bender, L. NJ. Dreyfus, w. C. Lonpmire'
New York; w. II. Wood, Rochester; E.
NJ. Chessmann, James Ninnick, j. E.
Grove, j. D. Foster and wife, Pittsburg,
Pa; George II. Ferguson, Rochester: j
V. Spaulding, Boston; John NJ. Jones,
Kansas City; G. E. Dalton, st. Louis; l..
}. Maddux, Modesto; a. Carroll, Oro-
vile; G. NJ. Richardson, Berkeley; f. l..
Wheatland II. c. Boyd, G. r. Kahn, W.
ID. Donnell, J. B. Keefe, a. J. DeRussey,
q. G. Hall, William Doxey, A. Bennett.
ID. w. Brown, San Francisco.
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IN TWO CHURCHES.
Musical and Literary Entertainment
Given Last Evening.

Musical and Literary Entertainments
Given Last Evening.
At the Calvary Baptist Church last
night concert was given by the choir
MIR. Barnes, Mrs. Turrell, Miss Andrews
and Mr.. Weeks-assisted by number
who are prominent in musical circles
here. 1t might properly be called con-
cert OF encores, every piece on the pro-
gramme having to be repeated, owing to
thelr enthusiastic reception.
Miss Mae Connolly was to appear, but
owing to indispcsition was unable to do
so, and Mrs. Condo appeared in her place.
Admirers OF music experienced a rare
treat, the selections being well chosen,
and both the Instrumentation and vocaliz-
alton merited the cordial reception which
was accorded them.
The final trio by Messrs. Cohn, Crocker
and Kidder was not only encored, but
they had TO sing a third selection in re-
sponse to demand that would accept no
denial.
The programme was as follows: Quartet,
"Give Me My Own Native Isle" Mr..
Barnes, Mrs. Turrell, Miss Andrews and
Mr.. Weeks; recitation. Mrs. E. 4. Condo;
vocal solo, Ever Remember Me-" Mrs.
Turrell-tute obligato, C. A. Neale;
piano solo, "Ballade," Mrs. c. A. Neale;
vocal solo, j. K. Weeks; quartet, I'm Our
Boat" Mesdames Turrell, Hawlev, Car
ter and Miss Andrews; trio, (a) "Good-
by, Sweetheart" (6) LA Paloma," G. 4.
Neale, 1lute; Miss Belle Morton, guitar;
Mrs. Addie Pinkham, piano; recitation,
Mrs. (. L. Condo; vocal solo, Regret"
Mrs. B. f. Howard; trio, Messrs. Cohn,
Crocker and kidder.
AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
a musical and literary entertainment
was given by the members of Sacramento
Band Of Hope at the Christian Church
last evening. The programme was pre-
pared and carried out entirely by the
children and young folks belonging to
the organization in a most creditable
manner.
The programme was as follows ::
Prayer by Rev. b. B. Burton; remarks
by George b. Katzenstein. Jr.; instru-
mental solo, Ella Burt; vocal solo, Ethel
Elworthy; recitation, Sadie Robinette;
flute solo, Charley Stickney; instrumental
duet, Grace Mealand and Alice Stephen
son; recitation, Edna Grau; dialogue,
The Train to Mauro"; recitation,
Blanche Van Heusen; duet, c.. Bohemian
and Sadie Robinette: quartet, tableau,
Lily and the Lilacs''; vocal solo, Flora
Robinette; recitation, Adele Henly; vio-
lin solo, Bernice Green; instrumental
duet, Susie and Flora Robinette; recita-
ton, Winnie Cook; tableau, THE
Pardon"