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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
IN CONGRESS.
condeltsed Report of the n eskis 15fB6se3s
ings IN the Senats aso Jtoesa+
rIrEseIA


TUEsDAYs
WASHINGTON, March At+zsfiaR eaaate
further debated the BlanSs @eisnferaEe
bill yesterday. ME-. p94pa ft.rss} os-
posed and Mr.. Stewarra SNGN.$ favored
it Mr.. Lindsay KFss also spel1a IN
avor of the bill The shlF tneideHt
worth noting was the attempt sf AEr.
Do1ph to have printed IN The Record
copious extracts frsn Publications. but
to which obiectseps afe-e raised ealess
they were rea4 W'hlEe the seuaies
was reading the 3sssat o re 4ussom
was raised and the sena*e ald 5ourue6.
The house pus In tbe Aag considering
the sundry civgl bi!s ana atfousEAd be
fore Completing 1t.
WEDNESDAY
WAsHTNGfage. Masgh 1sa +ghs senate
yesterday resumed eaasisieFati0a of the
Bland seigniorage b2lE litter several
speeches a test sFesR gEfah ReaGkeGa &C
Senator Allison1s 8zssFtiolt to recon sissef
the vote by which tk4G f35bz sSas ordered
to thir9t reaaa3ng. Ds. . sea and nay
vote the resaait was % tse aud - aga inst
the motion, and aflse~ taEs vieseEy sur
sumed ANA s9atinaed aRtn adjourn
nlent.
The hGszaz4 ia eass.sa tEz.e Of che N.aois.
continued ecasldasssiisg1 Of aTs aursiry
civil Es9a Rapid psessgsss WAS made
and the bill 5sgaEig eananieted before
adjournsnent.
FBURSR&1
WASHINGTON, March sGs-sehe seaete
yesterday, by g E8tg - - to 81, aassed
the house seigMigFaRs {sglfs EieSea re-
htioanc ff&.
Allen and KgseD votE8 log tho hill and
nine democrats (BrSSee eHsfrss. t;ss,son,
German, MePIsesssn, .Asayyhy, Palmer,
Smith and VIsas] veta5 Eaaiast ss The
bill to extead the titps fsfs t:ssiIsssg the
bridge over tie 1iisseEFt river AZ Sif,-
ley, Mo, was passed aud Toe senate adj
journed until Monday.
The house complete sensifiexation
Of the sundry evil btu u eansEai.tee OF
the whole and ut 3:aa e;glOcls sdioMgned.
BHIDAfs
WAsHINGTdss, NIagca ESs-The senate
was not in session yesterday.
The heuse was in enxanSitscs Of the
the sundry civil biH aAk had iS auder
At the evening aess5E1 pension bills
were consideaed.
sATUSEaaR.
WsAsEIXB VOH. MS4eh 10 The senate
w88 tfot ia session sfR Saturday
8As house stiiA taaa nnier eDzaidera-
td9n the sundry aasiE aiIi nader Che
ra9s permitting asfassnansnts. st $3.50
s7esask public bhktnass was suspended
and ssllogies delivered upon the late
Representative EpIciss. Of ohiu. at the
eaaslusiaa az NAGsts the house ad-
&aaFnea
s;eNrsSY.
WASHING goasa Aaasch 2a-srke senate
8sid tame ana asainteresting session
yesterday, bills as the calendar being
sas1sSIisFed. Messages were received
fEBaa the pres4aeGs ID regard to the
Geeapation og Bfustietds. Nicaragua,
and also OF S3Eessaiian affairs. The
senate went d3S8a executive session at
Q o'caeeal.
The sundr9 et~iI bill was further
considered bg iAe house. the Missouri
e8yer eornmissioe beiug mostly nader
ARE. Finally Ne Eruderieks amend
Maent 80 set a8ise gas, ,01H to strength
tae ban5ss OF tia river at Atchison
saiica aud at $50 asclocls the house ad-
I1azlsr1,sfk
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
The coIAAag alll.s

28sA Glands SSNssuFe fssssss She SeAats bS
q Gi0Sai Majesty
8&s5sgNaTSs, Aaegh ID The senate
yesterday passed the 1aand setgnior-
age bill BY the fog9owSaS Aeeisise rote:
SeaA-Al!eB, Bate, BeVF9- Es aeasssEn, Eisnetr
Ara f5atlef. c al, CockrRsl, Coke Cofg uist Dan
Sea Dao0ts, FaRihaes, GeerSes G0E,1Nu Klaus
hsessss Harris, HantoS, I{sS 1aees tAfA D,
* Be- Lindsay, McE-AGtia saazsla mills,
sSgssAesl (oFe). MOFgaRs gAssA SasHefs Per
SSeas PettsgreW, Power. faE4A SlNaS. Ran.
ssas EsaAGA Sh0HgA SseFar1. Tealsr, Tur
ftss Vest veeFhees. ghi1gA WSlcosk To
ta1 81
Na9s- Aaarich, Allison. tS:se. Eaaers Carey
EhassleFs Culom Davis. nal - efse.kzpE lager
GsAsens German. Hais. Isaater, xzsgRtns
Lesge. AcMillan, ASPhersea aE4nssfsoa
sIttsNeH evils j. Nsxrisl sebeees. Palmer
Psstt. RfNc&or, Suaita, Siess ss1stlge, Eilas
WAshSasn, wusos TsaAi, 81
PAtrs-C Csnden kar. 1isA ss4sv Nsatnsk Biz
teF, ~ith Dixon ags&ass; 5oFHe sNes 5er. Nats
Bear agassst; y&9ee sWr. 8ath Snet1na<
aRRRR&f.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
TROOPS WiFHDRAws.
waite Has Ordered tee sE1tkxA ~ Eeipz44
- gas Hasa

Raits Has Ordered tee sSIitkxA ~ Eeipz8e
Greet - sfS EeR&
DENVER Col. MAreh 29--About II
O'Clock yesterday snofuins. after con-
ieeeaca by tsIepecoe with Adjt Gen.
Tarsaey, 10 charge 81 the state militia
at Csippie cresk. Gos. Waite issoed 90
order calling An the troops to fhetF
several homeA
Gen TAfsney advised the goeeruoE
that. after . caeefoi Canvass OF the
sitaation, he was satisfied that the
rpua*y Anthofitiss ct Cripple Creek
cOaId cope with the sitoAtioD A0d that
the satersefeose Of the state military
aVthhriEies VAs DOT needed. The
troops are expected to stAxt hack ss
once
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
KILLED sY5 HIS OWN soMe.

An Anarchist astssnpss 20 Blow ER .
Church and Is GAnsaed SafaossIs.
pARIs. March IG. --Is,1ring afternoon
L.enten services ia ths Ssorld fenoSs oed
Church of the Madeleine to-day. an an
archist started To throw bomb
through the main entrance.
The missile exploded eiEpnst before it
left the wretclls handa and he was
frigbtfnIiy mangled and Instantly
killed
Several of the ssossi.ipers III the rear
of the great church ssere severely in-
jured and it Is possible that one Or two
Were killed.
When the SmeEks had entirely elesFed
away and exsnsiuatiGn was made al
the pralnises it was aesa thaE'the boEnh
Or internal rnachfAs which had beea
apparently expsesisa proroataresy while
in possession OF the anarchist had done
but little damage to the church
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
KANSAS MErHooIsm
Tks va<s<E EIslas In WAseh HinsSes-
VIII Wer&


VIII We<e
P4Bs0Hs, Kan, March SG@Ths
Eouth KAnsas Aethodist con2szeass
closed it's lshor yestsrdsy AftsrDoan.
The session was one ef ths Eaos* bar
mcnleUs ever held Tue eoufsEeneE
unaninoe.lF ? Aaspted resol1t<a iASo<.
ing the saoptfoz es = eonstitn ttenAi
Aesen6meat granting equal polit&eAl
Ast Of appointments Of ministers feE
ths ensuing year:
E2Forsa atstriet-HesH Ee8iraey, Ersasdtre
etaeg, EaRoxta; Aseozs. Z aArtinE AAsEzse<z.
tseae Hill ezrIinstps, G S. Bnrhorree: cs6aE
PofnS J. g. GcKenxisi Gtsssx, ". . Beagle.
POP; cossasE0A Fsils n LSdzss; D9slAR &
Ifvses kHporia, J. Il Ein Eotessor I'm
porfA Norzss; First sAurcA q ]. csesr:
Grace sh0rea. = Ward; Eureka. q. ".
Stafford; Fan River. ! r RlAekbzr1.
Frsaseia g T. orsaser; Grtdlsy. p
sos. Hartford r r Esrtsess: Howard 4
AeEcie. Gsbo J. " keKsnzie; AGAdfsca. 4
Il cuNissu; HasSeld W Sinnas: AeaSszzs !.
D. Smith Plymoztb. 3 2. SEHRerxs 0csas.
mo, j. Il Smith; HesdfaE ". EHnerApzs
sssezy. G. c Evsas. suSvH q p aorTse
Tcsoatol a. Esbbtas; Virgil r. !. cAld sesis
WeveraR. s = Stsvenss STess CITY -
Aulsaas1.
Fort Seest district-L Z Hr1ss prezsdszz
o. Woo6. BroHs a. g A. StsVsnsoa: ckprp-
bee. A cullisoB ceauDbpA q R VolssIE
cresdiae w. T York Elanors. J. K waite;
Erie W. T. Frselana: Fort Scott First
". h Ro~en. Fort SCOT. erssit
r. n Taylor FaItoa, C 3 ssArE
GzAsnA. W. A Howard; Girsr6 q
W. chsResz Gir~rd circuit J. .. 5edd;
Reeses; AeCune. M E srsnhsih Noond
E1tg, = W otts Nnyoefry Grnve J. A EH
back 0SAse e Il AsanAuxh; Parsons, J. 4
Price: 2ettsbVrg. + 4 SpsFks; Pleassnto
y. & ssiviE; Stark b L Gather: WsIsaA
J. 2. Whitehead WeiE City, A o Loekw
Indspeadescs diStEfct~-S s zgrphy. 2. =;
Aitsmon. Q. a Rsum@iS Angola " 3
G 4 Grsmlsy; cedsEvale W. = FsieE
ChanutA, r AcLesu' chsnuse circuit I. 4
sostUk; ChautsuqGa sad Peru G. Z Tine;
snsrEyysas, R z NacLese: cbssspa.
Freed; Dsanis. P J. whss: EdsA ! q
Hubbard: EIk City. u 2 Sp~Esh;
GsIssDarg, J a F7icEinger Grencla ". q.
Stzsnnan Indspendenee, J. ". Wright; Jefer
500 W. N Berry: b.betta v. Sssaey; Lazea-
tstna ) 3 MsNarF; LOsston. 3. n0ndy; Lib
ersy, & W. Foster. Moline. 3 Day; Mound
Valley. J. r MeNshS; Eys0desAA. J. N. Fun
ssopi OsSeeo. John Mclean: Ss&an 4 z
o'RFsns; fhayer. q. = GsrssS: WsaaetA, r.
P haartieG q. ]. HooFsr, missionary to Nss
Mexico.
otts Es fisEFtet-S Martin p. z; Bald
Sin: G & Rice: Blue AoHld. J. g. Siess; But
fslc. }. ~. Il Pike; Colony. M L RansbuEg.
F0ats0a. J. NJ Henhan: 1ar1e1 2 2. Yein6r;
arselsS H Doison RoRasclds W T. White:
IoiS Jaanez Hunter; kinesia Z. J. 9iilham;
La Hsfpe s. " Gsmbis; Leroy. e - Cook;
E%suisbgrE, C. W. Baieg; Moran, .. +.
Helts; asount Ida, Wllieea Rezse; Eeoshe
Falls p T. Knepp Su=th Ottawa Z. A
Rhodes. OsazAtomie Thomas PsFsre1; Gtts-
ga J ". Ste~srt; FeoiA J. r. keiloEgs
Perkee. Il D Stout: PF1acste n L. x. Aor.
ssn; xAntoul. J. q RAss: Rgohmond, william
LeizeF: Soeaerset o. L Uttes; Wsstpaaass,
n Rice; Njlifsnsb0rx. s 2. Culliseu:
Ss.ss Center, y. y Moore; Yasss Center sIF-
cuff, L JcneA
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
pr,n.a Of wales, Bic winnin.

PARIS, March 19.-The Matin news
paper says that the prince of Wales
won $40, 00G at Monte Carlo this week
and gave the whole to the poor of
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
An Iewa I.Eaaer Issss k1sssS.

Das MosSns, Ia, Marsh aa.-xlsa Car
penter Isauer bill was dsss%As6 10 Ghe
senate to-day By tote - - - -
The bal IN the hoaas eraA &sSaAaeA bs
a ye&e ct as to IL
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
On THE STAND.

Miss PoflAsff TssEtasa I'm Her S1sva tsshaif-
HrsSktnetdFets SsSres sSArExsGs
WAsHISGTDs. March / !. In the Pol
MISUNDERSTANDING breach Of promise
trial yesterday aiisa Pollard touh tbs
stand and testified in her oesa behAsf
She said Col 3sreekinxidge wanted to
marry her one year After the death 6x
his second wife and she had told him
they ought not to he married for tsso
years after. In reply to GU stions shs
said that Col Rreckinridee had far
niShed the money to detray her ex-
penses at Cincinnati and the founding
hospital and that he was the father OF
the child born May 20. 1885. Miss Pol
lard also testified concerning the birth
OF her second child IN tSsH
A certificate OF ths marriage OF Con-
gressman Breckenridge to Mrs, Lou isa
Z S. Wing dated April 23, 1893 was
sent TO the health department. from
Rev. I,F. john z. Psxon, 81 New York
It is thought this document may play
an important part ia this snit- IL is
also limited that the defense will prove
a former secret marriage.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

NaSsAa ,. EslSr. . tssesTatse gel
is ". H seAfss's sfea D. &avs <erk
szte, sh& b&Sssf AsA3 % sazs sse
SasaEazf.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

In Chicago fanss Bratase 10 Il Co,
wholesale elosatHs. have asssned.
Assets, sea, 600; Fatalities so, ,eaA The
failure was attries4zl to 1eer ee2lec-
tions.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

sfXfeEd the R3EkeS

EAsSpas. March 1e -. The 6Sfy-kifss
bcs$ f%ce sweween the czscss Of CsfoEd
aa3 &rabridge universities took piaes
Saturday ever she &s0af foas ooils
tHc fnsioRg eoUrse feosn PaEDeF bridge
60 ss,e Ship At NfoEtkssA. end c8&dr6
svoa bs three aud . AAlf lang tRA ~hife
fAnoari6gA's cbeu 6sd not gwen daish.
havxnE sukAiis Golfers
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

SAtSsdey eteeiRs masked Aasa aG1sRs-
SiHAsed Peter AaaMenbachex, . Arzssr
seAidirk ehDNs ten miles fzz,zs Afz<A
Kan. ~bils ke <Aa ct sspfas ssa 42so
saoe his sdoRA&d seo, zfANh NAlASz.
fAA bog eaes Eeeoser- A sassdSHEs
sszA2sa
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
cENsER'S WAR ENoEp.


9uestI0ns at xssae to Ess SoSnaitsed to the
sGprems cSark.
DENVER. Col, March la-Ths sar in
over. At least IL is annonaeed by At
torney I. II. SssVenS who was 10 eao-
sultatiou with tue governor . large
part OF yesterday afterD0on. that
his exceiIsneg has Ascepsed the
adSice OF has aatGzneys sna con
sentsd 60 suAsnit the 6fe and po-
aics hoard exestioo to <ha &Vpfe ms
court 90 It's nne<;tA TAe eovefnDr eaye
he is still Considering the matter. bat
it is geusssaltS fefiessd Mr. Steveas
speAs<x by tbe book. So the Colorado
nAkiSuAl guard, gshica ssaS Ofsaeee<s 70
be ready tn take the ael6 no short
nokics. ssin not ose cslfeS iatc AcEian
Ns~s seoas caasr4ssaes sszas<<.
WAaaISGsus, AIAreh as "A dispAsck
seas receieAd sesteeSfay by RepresAotA-
ease Ssesuxa. Of Eesv York city, fro m
Representative Wilson IS srsfosss:
&sc@Ds1asAssA Mes. Maxce se strsssth-
enias Slowly. StiM i2 EeH y. & VILLAGES
Ee~Cesxrsssaaaa resss4aa DeAA
WESscHEsEEA Pa, March 1a-Ex
ccngsessrnan Washia.tcn Tc~osena
died aA izta sssidsoee 10 this plsea
yesterday afseeoaoo al psrAlysss Of .hA
brain. eyed 81
EsAsAs HsssAsNs@s STATE Ses vsation.
TGfakA. KA2, sfarSA LA-Ths re-
znssie&n saAts eentF&s ecnnGaittAe nast
Ak thA Copelaad A0saa last oigSt Asa
4esi6ea 20 Acf5 the state soessntiea IN
gessssA ssus .
Etfs ID E1sneA L.. NeAeEHAs a4Ena
8asse3 seee esessa cassass 80
lssA
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
HeaA u. sa@ Aaes fer osssxAss.

TDeszA, kAA, MAfeh .s.-E ~.
Eoeb. At II q 'et0ek last nisaa iss1Ad .
ses4es aasOonSisG his eApdSdeey fsE
governor. IEA places hiseasE In toe
ksnds Ct hts fxiends and eEGAosixes
Ebem 70 seae charge of his oA0 pAiga-
The record-union., 1894-02-26

OF course it would follow that response
to name would be counted in the quo
rum, and that quorum be held unbroken
upon the vote on any measure, under
penalty OF forfeiture of pay. Next is the
scheme of Mr.. Bynum, which for back
down will take the palm. This gentle
man advises that whenever quorum is
broken or wanting. the roll shall be called
and the members brought in, and as they
answer "here," they shall be required to
vote yea or nay upon the proposition be-
fore the House. If this plan is adopted it
will so far outstrip Mr.. Reeds ruling
that Democrat on the stump next fall
will have but one thing to do, and that he
can do with ease, when anyone shouts
Reed" in his direction-keep his mouth
shut
The record-union., 1894-02-26
New in Gents
Furnishing.

We have received complete
lines of Negligee and Stanley
OvershlrtS in the latest effects.
At 45C-We have a line of
Shirts. we'll made, of good mate
rial and a good line of colors.
At 5oC--You have a choice
from fifteen different patterns,
made with yoke and perfect fit.
ting.
AT 65c-We are showing a line
of Cheyiot Shirts that cannot be
duplicated at the price; made with
yoke and one pocket.
At 81 Each-Men's Overshirts,
unexcelled in quality, make and
finish, with collars and cuffs that
can be starched.
We also have an elegant line
of higher-priced goods.
The record-union., 1894-02-26
HALE BROS. & CO.
New in
Upholstery
Department.

Figured Cretonne Furniture
Covering in new designs and COL
orings, "a inches. Per yard. &c.
Same as above, heavier quail
ity, 80 inches. Per yard, I5c.
Figured Canton Flannel, double
faced, in handsome patterns and
colorings, 27 inches. Per yard. 24c.
Same as above, extra heavy, 20
inches wide. Per yard. CSC.
Chenille Portieres, with rich
border, top and bottom fringed; a
large assortment of popular col
orings. Per pair, So 50.
Heavier grades, extra wide and
long. Per pair. So to SD 50.
Complete lines of Goatskin,
Smyrna and Angora Rugs at bot
tom prices.
The record-union., 1894-02-26

THE best weekly newspaper in the
State, for conciseness, cleanliness, abil
ity, general news. home reading and mar
ket quotations. is the WEEKLY UNION.
1t is without a superior, and enjoys a
reputation for excellence equaled by but
few journals. For but 25 cents added to
the UNIONS subscription price of 81 so,
the weekly Chicago Inter Ocean. with its
youths supplemental illustrated journal,
Is furnished, post paid, for a year. We
submit that such an offer as this has
never been made before; not one any
where approaching it with its manifold
advantages.
The record-union., 1894-02-26
9perfnl 51otIreH.
DR. WELDON, Dentist. has opened an Office
rtrn

DR.. " ELDON, Dentlst, has opened an otice
at SOC street.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
mothers for their children while teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child softens
the gums, allays pain, cures wind collie regu-
lates the bowels. and is the best remedy for
diarrhea, whether arising nom teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists In every
part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
& bottle.
The record-union., 1894-02-26

THE Democracy in the House is getting
deeper into hot water daily on the quo
rum question and enforced voting. Hav-
ing in hot haste condemned Mr.. Reeds
rule that one in his seat shall be counted
present for quorum, though remaining
silent on the roll-call for action upon
measure, the Democrats find themselves
in an extremely awkward predicament.
The Republicans have accepted the Dem
ocratic dictum, and break a quorum un-
der it with ease. Now come the Demo-
Gratis with two propositions, one of which
is a partial back-down from their position
as to the Reed ruling, and the other is a
head and shoulders beyond and more ar
bitrary than that ruling. First. it is pro-
posed to enforce the per diem cut upon
absent members or those sitting silent.
The record-union., 1894-02-26
Notice to Contractors and Builders.

NY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE
d Preston school OF Industry sealed propo-
sals will be received at the Office of trustee
Adam Andrew, No. 2O5 Front street, San
Francisco, Cal, up to the hour of 10 o'clock
A. n on Saturday, March 3, 1894, and at the
Office OF the same Trustee. No. 90S-916 Sec
ond street, Sacramento, Cal, up to the hour
of 2 O'Clock Z. NJ. on Friday, March 2, 1884.
Bids to be opened at the hour of II O'Clock a.
NJ at the Palace Hotel, san Francisco, Cal
Bids to be received are for the several
branches ofwork for the erection ana compile
tion OF the Trades SCHOOL Building for the
Preston school of Industry. located upon a
certain site Of ground situate and being III the
lone precinct, township two, near the town OF
lone, Amador County, Cal.
said bids Will be received separately and
the work let under separate contracts as fol-
lows;
First-As comprised under the orlckma-
sons specifications.
Second-AS comprised under the carpenter S
and Joiner specih cations.
Thlrd-As comprised under the plumbers
and gasfitter's specifications
Fourth-As comprised under the elevator
specifications.
Fifth-As comprised under roofer's and tin
smiths specifications.
Drawings and specifications for said work
can be seen daily rom o'clock \. NJ until 4
O'Clock p. NJ, at the Office of Henry A. SchultZe,
the architect OF the Board OF Trustees, Tor the
buildings of the Preston School of Industry,
room No. Cd, Flood Building, San Francisco,
Cal. from and after MONDAY, February 90,
1894.
Blank proposals, forms and all Information
in regard to said work TO be obtained from tile
architect aforesaid.
Proposals must be accompanied by a certi-
fed cneck upon some well known and re-
sponsible banking house for at least ten per
cent. OF the amount bid, payable 10 the order
of (. VI. Preston, President OF the Board; the
condition being that If any party or parties 10
whom a contract shall be awarded shall Iail TO
give bond, with two or more sureties. TO the
satisfaction OF the Trustees OF the Preston
school of Industry, in an amount equal TO
fifty per cent. of the contract awarded, as re-
duired by the SAID Trustees, tor the faithful
performance OF the contract, the check accom-
panying tie said proposal shall be forfeited to
the state.
Payments Will be made in warrants, drawn
by the Controller upon the State Treasurer,
as provided by the Legislature.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
or all proposals, as the public good may re-
quire. 4. NJ. PRESTON, President.
B. r. SMITH, Secretary fe26-3t
The record-union., 1894-02-26
Weather Forecast.

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight February 26th: North
ern California-Fair weather, followed by
light rain; cooler; fresh southerly winds, veer-
ing to westerly Monday night.
The record-union., 1894-02-26
New III
DOrneStics.

Fast Black Satines, 81 inches
wide, with black satin stripe or
raised broCaded figures. Per yard,
25C, 3oc and 4oc.
Fast Black French Saline. rich
Iuster, with small colored fig
ures and clusters of flowers. Per
yard, 35c.
Fast Black Satines, 81 inches
wide, in Colored patterns, dots
and stripes. Per yard, 25c.
Fancy Satines, navy blue or
black ground, with small polka
dots, stripes or figures. Per yard,
2oC.
The record-union., 1894-02-26
HALE BROS.& CO. HALE BROS. 4 CO.
New in Footwear. New in Fancy Goods.

The "Saladin," Black Veil with
chenille dots on net groundwork in
fancy scroll designs. Per yard, 373c.
The "De Stael," a Black Tuxedo Veil
ing with fancy double square mesh,
covered at intervals with dots. Single,
per yard, CSC. Double, per yard, soc.
Ladies' Black Silk Gloves of pure Mi
lanese silk. The best value we have
ever had at soc per pair.
Ladies Four button Dressed Kid
Gloves with large buttons to match
color of kid; a large line of colOrs. Per
pair, 81 so.
The record-union., 1894-02-26

Women's Congress Shoes are the
latest achievement. They come in a
handsome shade of tan, trimmed with
five large buttons. We have complete
line of sizes. Price, So so.
Ladies Tan Color Goat 0xfOrds, imi.
tation Blucher cut, light, flexible soles,
sharp pointed toe. Price, S3
Misses Best Tan Color Goat 0xfOrds,
called the Edison" long, narrow,
square toe with tip, spring heels and
flexible sOles. Price, 81.
Children's Black or Tan Color Dress
Shoes, with cloth tops to match. Sizes
5 to s; price, 81 so. Sizes s to 1o3;
price, 81.
The record-union., 1894-02-26
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Ihemis has entered upon the sixth year
of its career. During the five years of its
existence it has published vast amount
of valuable historical matter as we'll as
many articles of unusual literary merit.
IhenliS fills a place III the newspaper
world which is not encroached upon by
any other journal in the State.
Messrs. A. G. Maude and \. Z. Conklin
have purchased the Kern City Standard,
which they propose to run as free and
independent journal.
The record-union., 1894-02-26
TWO FRENCH COACH.
These Horses are all Pedigreed and
were selected with care by Theo.
Skillman of Petaluma, Cal.
Horses Must Be Sold to the Highest Bidder.
NOTICE.

Bids for supplying the Fire
Department with Cotton Hose
will be opened by the Fire
Committee at 3 o'clock MON
DAY EVENING, March 3, 1894.
C. z. LEONARD,
1t tB.C.1 Chairman
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02
EI BARON AnrRfoANo

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tu: aceptada perdonadme la mOlata que he
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que elias. Las acompan6 hasta Ia ermita donde Lac
peraba Ia DANA anCana.
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marcharme; pero, on realdad, arreg6 dc de
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gorosas booanadas de hume.
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