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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-04

co - e. .dt AZ. -Ay
fnt-un-sechtzich dawler .ressa
gell uf' der ber ga-tzeled. Der
Bill hut g'sawd, "Well, mer sin now
widder @va un ich denk ich setz es
,ff." I'm der Sammy hut g'sawd,
Vile du's uff setza wild drink ich. "
Are doot olsfart. UD so is es fardt
gonga der gonsa dawg. Amer hut
ga-drunka vile are froh wore, der
onner vile are drow erich wore, amer
vile are kold wore, der onner vile
are hase wore, amer vile are goot
CLICK hut g'hot un der onner vile are
schlechts hut g'hot-awver yader
ebber hut ga-droonka.
Endlich sin Sc ons ariga cooma
w@ga temperance. Temperance is
en- fraud" hut der Bill Biffelmoyer
g'sawd. ''Luss yader ebber sich
selver governa. Doh bin ich un my
gooter oldter friend, der Gottlieb
Boonastiel, mere kenna drinka cd
Bill" hoy ich g'sawd. "Supposin'
mere dada don mohl anes drinka !"
Are is uff g'shtepped un mere hen
der shpoonda ga-tzooga, derno how
ich mich uff en- shtool gshte.t un
hob g'sawd ich wet ena en- shpeech
maucha. Sc hen g'maned ich ware
full an Sc kenta en- norr fun mere
mar cha. Sc hen awver gil g'sena os
ich ny gooter mooter's fershtond
hob we ich w-gfonga hob:
"My LeeUe Breeder an Nuchbera:
Ich bin now en- oldter mon, so awrem
I'm unadich in dara weldt os de
hoond shtuppa hen much mere
gowtsa. Cooked amohl dc shtarn
aw. Els wore amohl en- g'sund harm
in dem kup. Noddeerlich shmart,
Ich het amohl tsu ebbes cooma
kenna, awver ich hob OILS de lett hara
sawga, Itch con drinka odder's 81
lussa." Els hut my beshte yohra
g'numma far GUS tsu finna os selly
karls shier olsfart l@rna hen sowfa-
hut mich ga-convinced we's amohl
tsu shpote wore. Els sin usht tsw@
sorta lett os net in g'fore sin far
siffer shtarva. De @nt sort sin selly
WOO de g'fore s@na un lussa sich's
net l@rna gleicha. De onner sort
sin selly woo's goot ga-nunk gleicha
awver sin tsu geitzich's tsu kawfa.
Dale lett kenna NIT shpeela far
gonse yohra, kenna hoach in der
karrich shte, un warra net GUS
g'funna. Onery farbrecha sich de
hels i'm shtart, awyer lust mich eich
sawga, free odder shpote, es fongt
SO @ inohl won Sc net kartz draya un
lussa der obbadit farby. Ich bin
net doh uff de Nei Yohr far eich tsu
bakara. Ich hob mae on mere selver
tsu do os ich handla con, awver ich
shtm far eich OILS en- mon os shunt 81
shier Ticker ga-droonka hut, un warn
eich, lust eich net farfeera by da lett
WOO olsfart sawga, Ich con drinka
odder's 81 lussa.'
OILS Widder,
RQnu ory,r
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LEVER KERNEL HARDER.

LEVER KERNEL HARDER.
Ich hob de Nei Yohr ons Huller-
hecka wartz-house tsu ga-brucht.
Ich hob der gons dawg hinnich EN-
uffa uif der bonk g'sitzed un hob de
lett ga-watched os nj cooma sin far
en- drink. Es is now ordlich, Ker-
mel, os shier yader ebber en- excuse
hut far sowfa, un ich hob on der Sam
Seeshuls ga-denked WOO OILS in de
looft gshussa hut ivver em hawsa
hoonda usht far en- excuse far en-
drink nemma.
Well, we ich dere g'sawd hob, es
hut shier yader ebber en- excuse
g'hot far drinka uf' de Nei Yohr.
'Mohls arsht is der Billy Sensa-
wetzer nj cooma un hut g'sawt Sc
hetta en- neie duchter dahame un are
mist tsu era g'sundheit drinka, un
grawd hinnich eme noach is der
Nike Kissling cooma un hut g'sawd
81 yingshter 500 kent net ivver de
nocht l@va un are mist ebbes nemma
far 81 droovel drunna holdta. Sc
wora ken finf minnutta fardt bis der
Mike Blotner nj cooma is un hut
gsawd are daid glawva os are der
gickser graicht un mist en- drink
hovva, un liver dem coomed der Bill
Michelroyer nj un hut g'sawd are
het der gickser g'hot, ware usht Gus
EN- bed cooma, un mist en- drink
nemma vile are enc loos ware. "Geb
mere en- drink" hut der Bill Dub
rigel 'sawd we are ni cooma is. Itch
bin, be-gosh, shier farfrora." "Yaw,"
hut der Sam Shenkelmoyer g'sawd,
"es is so hase doh hin os en- book.
fla un es maucht mich dorshtich.
'om I'm, shtell de buddle rous."
c~~op'v Con 1ooetzer 1ar
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AN OVER-ZEALOuS DOG.
How He Spoiled an Excellent Shot for
His Master.

How He Spoiled an Excellent Shot for
His Master.
Two attempts have recently been made
to rob the house of family on Eighth
street. near f, the last occurring between
II and y o'clock on Monday night.
The head of the family keeps a shot
gun and setter dog, and on the occasion
of the burglars last visit to the house the
dog spoiled good shot for its owner.
He did not give the burglar time to get
into the house, but went for him so
vicIously that the intruder was forced to
climb oy yer the fence 10 get away. The
dog, however managed to get hold of tine
fellows trousers, and now his owner has
a souvenir of the latter's visit.
The dog was a little TOO hasty, however,
for just as the burglar got away the man
OF the house appeared at the door with
his shotgun, which he had been keeping
we'll loaded in anticipation of just such a
visit. Had he been moment earlier he
would have had splendid shot at the
fellow just as he was scaling the fence.
On the same night an attempt was made
doubtless by the same burglar-to en-
ter residence one block further south on
the same street, but it also was a failure.
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Y. M. G. A. NOTES.
The Board of Managers to Meet Te
Njght-Matters of Interest.

The Board of Managers to Meet To-
Night-Matters of Interest.
The mems meeting held in the Young
Mems Christian Associations parlors on
Sunday afternoon was largely attended.
L. z. Dorsey was the leader.
Secretary George A. Miller filled the
pulpit of the Placeryille Methodist
Church last Sunday.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Board held a good meeting few
days ago. Various matters of interest
were brought forward and discussed.
Another meeting will be hold to-night.
The training class met at O'Clock on
Sunday morning. Professor Fred l..
Wharf, conducted the exercises. There
was fair attendance and much interest
was shown. The subject was we'll ham
died. The lesson was taken from the
third chapter of Acts.
State Secretary John l.. Speares IS IN
the city on business connected with the
State organization. Mr.. Speares is look
ing we'll and meets with q hearty greeting
from his many friends among the boys.
Professor +. l.. Wharf, in all interest
ing communication to the Young Mems
Record, registers a gentle kick" on ac-
count of the lack OF appreciation observa-
bic among some young men of the oppor-
tunities for growth and usefulness
afforded by the association. The Pro-
teSsor hits the nail on the head.
The benefits OF the Young Mems
Christian Association are not confined to
church members. Any young man of
good moral character can belong to the
association by filling out a blank and
paying a membership fee. There are two
classes of members, active and associate.
The former includes members i'll good
standing of an evangelical church who
Join the association. The latter embrace
other young men of good moral charac
ter. The fees and privileges are the
same for both, but only active members
can vote or hold Office.
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THE SUPERVISORS.
An Uneventful Session of That Body

An Uneventful Session of That Body
Yesterday.
Yesterday was finance day with the
Board of Supervisors, and most of the
day was consumed in passing on claims
against the county.
J. II. Pond and Mrs. Fannie Osborne
were reelected mem bers of the County
Board of Education.
Supervisor Jenkins addressed the board
relative to the railroad crossing of the
Amador Branch Railway near Conley
Station, which is in an impossible condi
ton. The District Attorney was re-
quested To notify the railroad company to
repair its crossing.
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OUT OF PRISON

Seneca Swain Pardoned From San
Quentin at Last.
Governor Markham has pardoned SEN
eca A. Swain, who was sentenced in San
Francisco in 1889 for grand larceny to
seven years. imprisonment in the State
Prison. The Executive gives the follow
ing reasons for granting the pardon:
1.-The petitloner since his confinement
has labored faithfully and diligently for
the State. as certified by the prison ofli-
cials, and his time would expire by vir-
tue of the law Oh the 7th inst. Edgar j.
DePue Robert L. Devljn, d. e. Hayes
and j. Ii. Neff, members of the State
Board of Prison Directors, recommended
that Swain be pardoned."
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Wenther Nnres

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 69' and 50', with gentle
to fresh southerly winds and cloudy
weather prevailing.
The baronletrical readings at A. NJ. and
p. NJ. were 29.937 and 29.938 inches, re-
spectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 790 aud 5Z0. .
and one year ago to-day 770 and 500.
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Lyons and Kenney Held.

". Lyons and j. Kenney were held to
the charge of attempting to bunco a man
by the old lock trick. Ex-Judge II. l..
Buckley, their attorney. asked Tor their
discharge on the ground that it was very
DOUBTFUL if they could be convicted. The
court said it was close question, but he
should hold them, and bail was liked at
S2nO aapb
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something Wrong in His Head.

While with party of friends in Will
lam Chenoweth's saloon in San Francisco,
on Monday afternoon, Clyde Hess, an
actor well-known in this city, where he
played with the New York Stock Com
pany, suddenly drew dagger and
stabbed himself.
Hess can give no reason for his act
other than that something must have
gone wrong in his head" lie will prob
ably die from the wound
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BILLS BAD BREAK
sIogger Hall Must serve One Year In

Slogger Hall Must serve One Year In
the Folsom Prison.
'sBill" Hall, the colored slogger who
nearly killed Sarah Nathan by beating
her with club at Third and l. streets
some time ago, was yesterday sentenced
by Judge Catlin to one years imprison
ment at Folsom for assault with deadly
weapon.
Hall was originally charged with assault
to commit murder, to which he pleaded
not guilty, but he was allowed to with
draw his plea yesterday and pleaded
guilty to assault with a deadly weapon.
He was taken TO Folsom Prison by
Deputy Sheriff II Hendricks.
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RECENT BUSINESS FAILURE.

Dfttnar 81 Wheat, Furniture Dealers,
Make II statement.
An inventory of the property of Ditt-
mar Il " heat, furniture dealers at 9l6
street. was filed in the County Re-
cordei's office yesterday.
The firm made an assignment for the
benefit of their creditors to Sheriff O'Neil
on the 24th of last mouth, but he resigned
as assignee, and ID. a. Hulse was ap-
pointed III his stead.
Phe inventory shows that the FIRMS
liabilities are S4. .3l5 50 and assets. So. .O5O 10
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A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
n and city to sell "Monroes Patent Chem
lc.tI INK Era aser:n grasses ink i'll two seconds;
quick sales, bought by eN cry user of pen and
ink; 12O per cent profit; 50 To $40 per uuy;
salary or commissions; SEND D cents Tor SAM
pie eraser with terms ana instructions; write
quick; best seller on earIn. Address h. NJ.
LITTLE. (Gent raj Agent fOr Pacific Coast, San
FranciscO. S24 Aearny street. Ie6-3t&Ml
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Out of Politics.

Yesterday W. S. Leake. who was re-
Gently appointed Postmaster by President
Cleveland. resigned his membership on
the County Committee representing the
regular wing of the Democracy, for
that angelic party is very properly
equipped with two wings.
This action indicates that while Mr..
Leake is looking after the postal affairs
of this city be viii not be a recognized
factor in local politics.
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Alameda County,s Big claim.

Controller Colgan has received at his
office the claim against the State of Ala
media County for the care of aged indi-
gents outside of the County Hospital,
from July /, 1888, to July l, 1888.
The amount claimed is $50, ,799 Il, and
the State Board OF Examiners allowed
the county S62, $40 50.
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Foresters, Election.

Court Perseverance, A. O.. F., has elected
the following officers for the term begin
ming July lst: Chief Ranger. ]. a. Nc
Martin: Sub-Chief Ranger, NJ. E. France;
Treasurer, J. A. NJ. Weldon; Financial
Secretary, y. .. Gregory: Recording Sec
retary, f. Y. Madeley; Senior Wood
ward, James Ward; Junior Woodward,
H. Gray; Senior Beadle, e. A. Williams;
Junior Beadle, Ed Blake.
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CRYSTAL SALT; BEST EVER PRO
~ duced; samples free; 1119 Fourth street.
+. Z, FIGG,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ELECTRIC BATTERIES BOUGHT, SOLD
Ia and repaired at tGOLDSMlTH'S, S24 X st.
DR RASS AND ZINC SIGNS (THE FINEST
ID by VEACH, 4O7 j; only place in city.

YOUNG AMERICA RESTAURANT AND
i Oyster-house, GEO. NICHOLS. Propri-
etor; the best meal in the city for % cents u
So meal ticket S4 so cash; come and see US,
will treat you we'll; open day and night. 1913
second street, between j and *, Sacramento.
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May Go with the Crowd.

The railroad employees in the shops
have been notified that they may obtain
leave of absence to attend the celebration
of Sacramento Day at the Midwinter Fair
on Saturday next, if they so desire. 1t is
thought that many of them will go down
with the big crowd on Saturday morning.
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Charge Dismissed.

George Muddox was charged by NJ.
Dandried in the Police Court with dis
tul bing the peace. The evidence showed,
however, that there was no foundation
tor the charge, and it was dismissed.
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On a Tour of Inspection.

General Superintendent ]. A. Fillmore,
who has been on tour of inspection over
the Central Pacific road, arrived here on
his return yesterday, accompanied by
Division Superintendent J. b. Wright.
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TO LET OR RENT.

gI,HE WELL-KNOWN CARRIAGE FAC
tory of the late Harry Bernard, consisting
of blacksmith, paint ano triinining shops; for
rent separately or together. Apply on prem
ises, Sixth aud l.. Je6-lw
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iIOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, A CHOICE
l. residence property in good location. Ap-
ply at this Office
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cor4 H .sT.-rO LET-TWO SUITES OF
OZ housekeeping rooms, furnished; rent
reasonable; call and see. Je6-ot*
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gTOR SALE-A GOOD WORKING LAW
& Library, containing over 400 volumes, all
III good condition; will be SOLD cheap. Cali al
629 NJ street, sacramento, Cal. j. Z. TUBES.
NOR SALE-LUDGING HOUSE OF IL
IL rooms, on account o. sickness. Address
o. this olIice. ie4-l2t&
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DEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE IN CITY
d 10 get clothes cleaned ana fixed. 111T
eighth, between X anu l. streets.
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rOOI X ST-FURNISHED AND HOUSE.
IUO2 keeping rooms; opp new Postorice
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4 NICE HOME, TWO MILES FROM CITY
"A i've acres, new house OF six rooms will
trade for city property. n. l.. DREW, 4Oo
street Sacramento.
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ToT7,I AND j, FOURTEENTH AND FIF-
| 4 teenLn streets, with tWo-story frame house,
small cottage and large barn thereon. In
quire at 1917 X street
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E1OR SALE CHEAP-NICE HOME HALF
il block from street cars; lot S0XSO; good
house OF . rooms. Apply HOO street.
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FINANCIAL.

uTANTED-PEOPLE TO KNOW THEY
w can borrow money in sums from 81 TO
81 900 at lowest rates in town, AIS street.
next to Metropolitan Ght ater.
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FARM AND ORCHARD.
The Prospect of Cattle-Raising for
the Small Farm.

Tenant Houses on the Farm Should be
Conveniently Located on the Prem
ises-Rabbit Pest in Victoria. Aus
tralia-New Strawberry Beds-Io-
bacco Culture in Australia = The
Russian Sunfiower, and Other
Items of Interest.
The record-union., 1894-06-06

O1iD STREET-NEW YORK LACE CUR
y K tain Laundry. Curtains done up in
the nnest manner and most reasonable rates.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-A IHUKJU GI1DRED DUN
L ham bull. Apply o22 j street.
THOR SALE CHEAP-A BLACKSMITH'S
i shop, tools and stock. house ana lot. Ad-
uress JOS. RIEo, Pleasant Valley, Cal.
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c1OO IN CASH BUYS 5 ACRE TRACT
SIUU near Oak Park; balance on easy pay
m> >nts. Call OF address +. W. HUNTER,
room II. 40 j street
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CARDWELL CoLoNY-1o ACRE TRACTS
I J only SO per acre. j. Z. CARDW ELL,
owner, 3O1 j street, Sacramento; residence
1904 n street.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND
III hand household goods JACOA BROS,
92O X street. Telephone 373.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-A YOUNG. GENTLE
Il driving horse. cart and harness. 2909
street. Je4-1W
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EoR SALE-ONE Two-HORSE POWER
Il gas engine and force pump 10 match; also
best windmils III the market. Apply 10
WESLEY ROSE, 1031 X street.
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STOCK AND FIXTURES = NEW AND
y secondhand goods. a. NJ. CUNNING
HAN S27 street.
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CECOND-HAND 35-HORSE POWER EN-
y CINE; good order j. +. HILL, 1907 st
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tl1WO O-SEATED FAMILY CARRIAGE
l. cheap. Inquire ANDREW BOWMAN,
$40 Twelfth street. je4-1w*
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OF 40 BY 16o 2-sTORY HOUSE, 8
1 i rooms; sold cheap for 80 days; 1921 o
street. Apply 313 X.
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TIRENCH TANSY WATERS = THESE
Il waters are for the relief and cure of pain
tul and irregular menses, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every time. Be-
ware of substitutes. For sale by all druggists
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MEETING NOTICES.


TTNION LODGE. NO. IS, F. AND a
u A. Mothers and members please IA,
take notice. the stated meeting of our AN
lodge will be held THIS EVENING at
O'Clock. Visiting brethren cordially in vlted
DAVID HARRIS, w. NJ.
JOHN McARTHUR, Secretary. 1t
MOTTO E.-MEMBERS OF EQUITY
~ Lodge. No. 1,219, X. and l.. of H.-There
viii be an election of officers THIS EVENING
at lodgeroom, Changers Hall. Full attend
ance is desired. Visiting members are cor
daily invited to attend.
SILAS ORR, Protector.
CHAs. HILL, Secretary. 1T
n C. F.-IMPoRTANT MEETING THIS
~ EN ENING Nomination OF offcers.
1he question of uying Il new piano VIII De
considered. All The members should De
present Sacramento Council.
u. j. HARTLEY, G.
c. II. DENTON, Secretary. Its
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yIOR SALE-DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE
T. dipped, guaranteed to stand high pressure
at low rates. SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS,
in octagon building, near depot.
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700 CORDS OF LIGHT, DRY, 4-FOOT
!VU summer wood, S4 per cord in yard or
ST. 80 delivered; special rates for large lots.
INQUIRE at KENT BROTHERS. STABLE,
1917 Third street.
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EOR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR
4 city property, ten acres assorted orchard,
full hearing. Also, ten acres. unimproved,
adjoining; trst-class soil; barn, stable wells,
ETC., one and q quarter miles east OF city; fine
places for country homes; no city taxation.
Apply at 19O9J street.
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PERSONALS.

MADAME II. DEMOREST'S SUPERIOR
fI cosmetiQues; her Victoria Creme and
Powder will make the skin as beautiful and
clear as u babes. MRS. b. HOWE. 1l1O
Eleventh street, agent. sold by all druggists.
A LII CHINAWARE WILL BE SOLD RE
n gardless of cost TO make room for bamboo
work; ladies underwear made to order. +.
SING " CO., Sl5 K street.
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WANTED.

A GERMAN WOMAN, A
w situation to do housework by the Gay.
Apply 627 Ninth street. jeG-3t'
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A HOME FOR SALE ON 0NINSTALLMENTS.
n l nave four fine building lots, 40x16O
Ieet each, located on NJ street, X street, \
street and L street, and | will sell them on
monthly, quarterly or yearly payments and
al Il low rate OF interest, and give four years
time to finish payments; here is chance to
get home that will double in value in ~
Short time. Address p. Y. Box 354, Sacra-
nientO City.
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MUSICAL.

NEALES MUSIC STORE, $50 ] STREET.
IN Agent for Washburn mandolins and
guitars. Stewart banjos, Fairbanks & Co.'S
DanJoS, band instruments and music. Call
and get my catalogue of six thousand pieces
OF sheet music, 10 cents per copy. Violins
and strings q speciality
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WANTED A GIRL TO WORK IN
w kitchen; good wages. Apply S31
street. rs. POMMER. jeO-3t*
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DRESSMAKERs.

MRS. III. g. BIDWELL. FASHIONABLE
WI dressmaking: children's clothes Il spe-
crafty; satisfaction guaranteed. 61O% ST.
nRESSMAKING AND ALL KINDS OF
IL ladies' and childrens sewing. 1920 j ST.
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MAY FLOWER REMOVES TAN,
Nl freczles, pimples and blackheads: leaves
complexion soft and clear. For sale at 022M
Fifth street.
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u JEST TAMALES AT MRS. HERNANDEZ,
d 1112 Fourth street; Mexican meals cooked
TO order; also Mexican beans. Enchiades
served on Sunday.
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GOOD PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
" rooms. Apply l22 X street
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-09-05
A SPLIT NOT UNLIKELY.
knights Cannot Agree on the saloon
and German Questions.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-A split in
the Knights of Pythias is said by MEM
bers of the supreme lodge to be a posi-
BILE and. perhaps, probable outcome Of
the meeting now in progress here. Al
ready the committee designated to con-
slider the question OF the membership Of
liquor dealers has decided to report
against the future admission OF this
class, and now IL Is understood that the
committee in charge OF the matter
known as the German question" that
is the question of permitting lodges 20
perform the ritual in that language, has
decided to make an ironclad report for
the use Of the English language only
1t is said by Supreme Chancellor Black
well to be the intention Of Pythians TO
make their order a patriotic one and to
bend all its Influences to the support of
the Institutions of our government. The
opponents of the German lodges say that
the perpetuation of a foreign language
I'm the United States will not tend to
the support of the institutions of this
government and think that foreign MEM
bers in the United States should be
Americanized.
The German lodges have been open
in the avowal of their determination to
secede and conduct their branch of the
order on their own responsibility in case
the contest went against them. 1t is
understood that a committee report will
be made against the recognition of the
Pythlan sisters as an order.