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Effect Of Treatment.

The effect of the Dr. Hagey treatment is not
at all disae reeape. After the first week tne
patient takes new vieor, and with great re
Joicing he bids aoieu 10 tine .'Old Man and is
the possess0r OF a new life. The brain is clear,
the ooa.ed feeling and appearance have en-
tirely disappeared, the eyes are again bright,
and the appetite for the Old habit is no more,
He at once becomes al active assistant, for
his heart goes oat TO every patient, and he is
ever ready to do all in his power To tree his
teliow-man from the chains that have bound
MIN. He cannot say enough. He reviews his
past life and wonders that he ever was so
weak as to give up control of the being gwen
him by his Creator.
All inquiries cheerfuly answered. Core
spondence solicited and sorictly confidential
For terms and particulars address n. q.
BROWN, Manager Hagey Institute, 7217a X
street, SACRAMENTO, Cal.
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GAY, YOU DON'T KNOW YOU ARE
- alive, II you did you wonld stop at Geo
Gray's. on the Riyerside road, for cool drinks
and fine iuncnes; lie knows how to make all
teel at home; piano and parlors for guests;
come and be "wid' Us once. GEO. GRAY,
MiXOlOgist
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History Of The Hagev Cure.

DR.. w II. II. Haeey, a prominent physician
and skilled practical chemist OF Norfolk, Ne
braslka, whose attention had been called TO the
result Of Dr. ID Uager's experiment. immed-
ately began q course Of investigation and ex-
pertinent extending through seven years, re.
saiting in his giving to the world the Hagey
BfCnlorde OF Gold treatment for diseases re-
sulJing from alcohol, morphine, cocaine and
tobacco.
DR.. Hagey established in 1889 an Institute
IA Norfolk, Nebraska where patients could lie
received and treated according to his methods.
A body OF business men soon interested them
selves in the matter, and to-day there are
seventy-fiye Institutes in the United States,
IN good working ordee. quietly doing for the
cause OF temperance what all the lecturers
that ever spoke from temperance platforms
have tailed 10 accomplish.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
THE HAGEY
Of Gold Institute

n HAGEY INSTITUTE, a new enterprise in
the Capital City. The purpose of this insti-
tuition is TO give treatment for the Alcoholic,
Morphine, Opium, Cocaine and Tobacco dis
eases.
The gentlemen in charge are well and
favorably known in the section from whence
they came, and bring with them the highest
Endorsement of themselves and the efficacy of
the ''Hageyn treatment for the above-named
diseases.
Mr. N G. Brown is the Manager and J. w.
Reeves, NJ. d. Physician in Charge.
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connrr HosnitaI Renort.

DIR. g. A. White, Superintendent of
the County Hospital. makes the follow
ing report for the month of June:
Number of patients in the hospital
June Ist, .l9S; admitted during month,
81: died, ,; discharged. 90; remaining,
207.
Mortality list-Chris Keber, 6s years,
Germany. atheroma; Winthrop Merton,
IS years, Ohio, Bright's disease; Peter II.
Ellsworth, 73 years, Ohio. pneumonia.
The current expenses have been: Sala-
ries. S764 66; subsistence, Sl,529 25; total,
y, 293 81.
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I1OR SALE-THE CONRAD RANCH,
IL 370.O9 acres, situated on the right bank
the town OF Washington and opposite the city
Of Sacramento; the land is nrst-ciass and
mostly under cultivation. For particulars
inquire OF MCkUNEd & GEORGE, Attorneys
at-iaw. 401 J street, Sacramento, or of the
undersigned, at his residence iii Washington,
Yolo County, California. ANDREW CON
RAD.
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EvERyBoDY.s COLUMN.
correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

Under this heading the RECoRD-UNIoN will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics of interest to the general public. The
matter in these comm uf.i cations VIII be un-
derstood to represent only the views of the
writer's. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name OF the writer, not for
publication unless so desired, but as a guarsn-
Tee of good faith.-EDS.
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Hagey Institutes are now in successful
operation in the City OF Los Angeles ana san
Jose. III the latter place alone over three
hundred patients have received treatment
within The past clever months. and the in
dorsements given these institutions are OF the
highest character.
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4 BARGAIN-LOT 3Ox16o, WITH STA
N Bile: also lot 40x9O, with two-story dwell
ing. apply 405 Fifteenth street.
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MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT,
If1 on city or country property; also real
estate bought and sold by l.. y. DREW, 4Oo j..
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LOsT-FOUND.

r OST-A SMALL GOLD NUGGET SCARF
i 4 pin. for the return of which the owner
viii pay more than its intrinsic value. Finder
office Rl1ilflinV
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IxrIND ORN NO WIND. GET ONE OF JONES
w ~ co.'s tree supporters also garden TRIM
ming made to order at l126 . street.
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DEADING MATTER, STATIONERY, ETC.
I !. Tor sale by ). a. DOANE. 202 X street.
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l. Library, containing over 800 volumes, all
IN good conditions: will be sold cheap. Call at
629 NJ street, Sacramento, Cal. j. G. TUBES.
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CiARDW ELL LCOLONY-10-ACRET TRACTS
" only SO per acre. j. L. CARDWELI,
owner, 301 j street, sacramento; residence,
1904 j street.
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DICHARDS q HASKELL SUCCESSORS
IL TO II. NJ. Bernardj in Carriage Wagon,
sign and Fancy ornamental Painting; also
Trimming; liberal discount for cash. Corner
Sixth aud L. streets.
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TOR SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER TWO
4 ana four-acre tracts of choice land adjo1n-
ing oak Eark. Nj. j. DiLLMAN, AT st.
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.-HAyJNG
IN bought out the dairy business OF Mir. Cap
we'll, ain prepared TO supply pure milk and
cream at reasonable rates; satisfaction guar
anteed. THOS. >. SrILLW ELL
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BARGAIN-I WILL SELL CHEAP, ON
N easy terms, or will exchange for city prop
erty, u ranch of 1o6 acres, nine miles rom
Sacramento; two-story house, large barn,
granary blacksmith SHOP, TWO windmilss anu
lankhouse; fruit, cherries, peaches, figs, olives
NAN, Third and streets. city. je19-3w
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rTHE BEST FRUIT LAND IN THE STATE
L for sale; noirosts, no irrigation, no failure.
Address w. L.SOTTER, Arbuckle, Cal.
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Q1On IN CASH BUYS 5-ACRE TRACT
OlUV near Oak Park: balance on easy pay
ments. Call or address L. w. HUNTER,
room IL, 420 street.
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A VOLUME OF TESTIMONY
THE
Leading Citizens of Santa Clara
County.
San -.JOsE I(nll.. Nov D

SAN JOSE Call, Nov %, 1S93.-
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the
undersigned citizens of San Jose, hereby GER
tify th;t6 we have watched with interest-an
interest stimulated by regard for our fellow
men-the success of the Hagey Institute OF
this city. From tie object lessons brought
before us by this Institute, In the restoration
to sobriety, health and usefulness of many of
our II lends ana acquaintance who have in
dulged to excess in the use OF stilnuiantS. we
no longer entertain doubts as to the efficacy
OF this treatment; and we therefore recon-
mend this treatment TO all who are addicted
10 the use ofliquor, morphine, opium, cocaine
and tobacco We give this testimonial, not
us an advertisement, but in the hope of help
ing suffering humanity.
RUSH McCOAI
...............-...... President Garden City Bank
.............C ON. John A. Dix Post, G.. A. r.
REV. b. j. MAHONEY ............................
................-....St Joseph's Church, san Jose
II. y. DE LACY Y..Chief Of Police, san Jose
REV. j. o. I9<AN.................-....
W. S JoHNsToN s'oi - DrugrIst Gugafa
G. Y. BoLLINGEI1,. 1,....................,.......
Sheriff Santa Clara County
u " i K h1iaik JEN < il ..,..;ieeMslnf E Merchaet
II. f. ST. CLAI Farmer
IL. =. FOOTE............. ....-.......Pu Publisher
CHARLES 2. N..................................
..............-Recorder OF santa Clara County
d. NJ. LIVINGSTON, NJ. D....-...................
w. b. HUGHSoN.................
Secretary Y. N. c. A, San Jose
TOBE LORD. .......- Proprietor Lick stables
GEO. WELSH.......Re Real Estate and Insurance
N. K. LYNCH, NJ. D...............,................
c. w. CHiLDs;....-......
..............-.... President State Normal School
HENRY FREN CHI ......-.. Merchant
V. 4. SCEELLEh....... ............................
District Attorney, Santa Clara County
JUDD q CHA IA. Merchants
-. b BALE
.JI y a
............J Justice of the Peace, City San.Jose
REV. II. S. CANTINE, ID. D.....................
Pastor First NJ. IL. Church
T. w. HOBSON & &CO...................... Merchants
NJ. ID. SHORE
...........Deputy Sheriff, Santa Clara County
MARLIN ~ Eli
...-......si equity Sheriff, Santa Clara County
WILLIAM A. JAN VA UARY......................... Il
.............Tax Collector, Santa Clara County
B. w. Real Estate
:. w. BORIN
........-...-County Clerk, Santa Clara County
j. ii. LEV erchanJ
LEWIS a.
County Assessor, Santa Clara County
E. S. Real Estate
II. V. MOREHOUSE.... .Attorney-at-La
je2S-TTS&w
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LsOR SALE CHEAP-A BLACKSMITH'S
l. shop. tools and stock, house and lot. Ad-
uress JOS. RIES, Pleasant Valley, Cal.
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" coal in the city-Pine stove wood, So per
cord; Oak, So: Charcoal, doc q sack, ut the
CALIFORNIA CASH STORE, Twelfth and e.
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IN. ifia Parlor, No. %, THIS Thursday
EVENING at z O'Clock. Installation OF Off
GERS. It'll NELLIE NJ. POST, President.
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T1oR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, A CHOICE
L residence property in good location. Ap-
ply at this Office.
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TIRENCH TANSY WATERS = THESE
C waters are for the relief and cure OF pain
ful and Irregular lnenses, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every time. Be
ware OF substitution. For sale by all druggists.
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G A. R-REGULAR MEETING OF SUM-
VI. ner Post. No. 8, THIS Thursday EVEN
ING, at Foresters' Hall. Visiting comrades
always welcome.
w. H. f. WILEY, Post Commander.
w. b. MAYDWE ELL. Adlutant. II
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T1OR SALE = DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE.
Il dipped guaranteed to stand hign pressure
at low rates. SACRA MENTO PIPE WORKS.
in oetagon building. near depot
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EoR sALE-A THOROUGHBRED DUR
l. ham bull. Apply s22 j street.
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1sI1D ST.-PLEASANT FURNISHED
lO1I 'front.' suites for housekeeping or two
gentlemen.
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5l00 FOURTH STREET-Go TO THE
no Cotusa House for cool, comfortable
outsIue rooms, from 81 per week upwards.
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JTELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED AT.
III Capital Employment Office, 527A K
street. II. III. CLEGG.
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GOODPAYJNG LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
VI rooms: great bargain. Apply I22 * st.
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MEETING NOTICES.

GUNNER CORPS-REGULAR MEETING
y at Foresters' Hall, THURSDAY. at 2 P. II.
1t HANNAH j. LINDNER, President.
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a100 H ST.-3 NICELY FURNISHED
HiIU rooms for housekeeping; rent, S11.
je29-lW
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GOyQQ THE BEA AUTIFUL LOT AND
0OlUUs improvements situate No. l416
street. For particulars see CURTIS 81
BOWLEY, 1Oi2 Fourth street.
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POTATOES 75C SACK AT SIMoNS d
/ BEES LEY'S, in their new store, SIS *;
S bars soap tor :.5c. Notice the new address.
SIS h.
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TO LET OR RENT.
~ TENTH ST.-NEw MODERN FLAT
I4l 4 of 6 rooms. Apply 141o Tenth ST.

O1clJ ST.-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
JIO2 light housekeeping,and single rooms.
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TOR SALE-1, 800 HOP POLES: DELIV-
I ered-on cars in Sacramento or elsewhere:
length, 20 feet; and inches at butt Ap-
ply at this Office
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DARE CHANCE FOR THIRTY DAYS
IL only, on account OF sickness, small gro-
cery doing good business; horse and wagon.
Address G. b. A., this Office.
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c.1 FOR MEMS CALF SHOES {LACE OR
y gaiter); ladies' shoes, 81 and up chill
drens shoes, soc; clothing; mems suits from
So so up. AT Receivers sale, $40 j.
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(tREAT INDUCEMENTS AT THE
VI opportunity offered 10 start small ma
cnine s8op; see large advertisement III this
aper. W i.oLE4 ROSE, 1851 h stteet.
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nAK STOVE WOOD, Sc PER CORD De
" liveTe /; measurement guaranteed; wards
liet with dirt at lowest prices. Yard on
! gelitli-street road near American River
bridge. w Ii. BASl.ER, j.. O. address 92o J st.
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FlIs N,.WSOM'S DFNFAI4 WORK STILL
J continues TO give tue best satisfaction at
me most reasonable prices. 1920 Istreet. 6t
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FIREWORKS, WHOLESALE AND RE-
{ tail. All size bombs at lowest prices, at
HOY kEE d CO., 430 street. Jy2-lm
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BLAcKsMITHs, ETC.
COLLECTIONS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-FARIS &
IN SPINKS, General Collection Agency. GA
street. Prompt attention given to all mat
ters. Bad bills Il speciality.
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PAsTURAGE.

FTyO RENT-5OO ACRES OF FINE PAS
/ ture land. Inquire of L. WINTEf s.
Clarksburg. Iolo County, Cal.
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oECOND-HAND 35-HORSE POWER EN-
u gIne; good order. ]. +. HILL. 1907 st.
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TOR SALE-A SEVENTEEN ROOM
l. house. Inquire from 9 TO IL A. NJ. at 81
U street.
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E,oR SALE CHEAP, Or EXCHANGE Fok
j. city properly, ten acres assorted orchard,
full bearing; also, ten acres unimproved. adj
Joining; Drst-class soil; barn, stable, wells,
ETC., one anu quarter miles east of city; line
places for country homes; no city taxation.
Apply at 1909 j street.
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CARPET CLEANING.
MUSICAL.

GUITAR AND BANJO-RAPID AD-
eT yanccInent. ]. FRANK PALMER,
teacher. studio. 6101 street.
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GROCERIES.

ONIONS & BEESLEY HAVE MOVED TO
y SIS K, opposite Hale Bros. Fresh eggs,
15c Dozen ssS'
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L. BASsETI, CIVIL ENGINEER AND
| 4. Surveyor; Deputy United states Mineral
sur, eyor secal attention given 10 problems
Ill civil, sanitary alc hydraulic engineering
Office, lG06 Eighth street.
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UlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the Pioneer Milling Com
pany will be held at the office of the company.
at northwest corner OF Broad and First streets.
in the City OF Sacramento, on MONDAY, July
16th at p NJ, for the purpose of electing
Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and
FOR the transaction OF any and ali business
coming before the meeting.
je26-td +. b. SMITH. Secretary.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

1900 III STREET-PLEASANT ROOM
I~SO for one or two gentlemen with board.
M ANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, / ANDJ
VI streets; 1ront suit first floor, furnished
or unfurnished; rooms EN- suite or single. with
or without board board. 81 per week
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EVERY LADY IS INVITED TO CALL
Il and geta Potsle OF Old Rose Enamel. the
Lest preparation i'll the world for the COM
piexion: send 1or printed circulars; the secret
now 10 make yourself pretty. Put up by B.
G. @INTEhS, r.ucs,iy ypius 81 upposltories Conl-
pany. Drugstore, r. j. Van Voofnies, 500
street. Agents wanted.
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zoo CORDS OF LIGHT, DRY, 4-FOoT
iUU sumner wood, S4 per cord in yard or
81 90 delivered: special rates Tor large lots.
inquire ut iILNT BROTHERS STABLE,
1911 Third street.
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OTICE-WE HAVE BOUGHT ALL THE
" interest of Zee Lee in the Chinese laundry
7ol l. street. We will pay the purchase
money and take possession July Is, 1894.
Good washing will be done with dispatch.
The best sizing will be used on skirts and
buttons will be sewed on. HUNG WAH
COMPANY, 701 l. street. jy2-2w*
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FOR SALE.

= !! propt rGy-A small far.n of 10y acre; at
$40 per acre. twenty eight miles from Sacra-
Inento City. fenced III three FIELDS a good
house With i've rooms; u good barn and other
outhouscs; Il good windmill and plenty OF
good water. tor further particulars address
p. ii. FISHER, Routier p. .. Sacramento Co.,
Cal. Jy2-lt*
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w ASHINGToN LODGE, NO. 20, a
wv F. and A M.-Stated meeting ,,EA~
THIS THURSDAY, July 5th, at s M
Z. NJ. Visiting brethren are cordially " \
invited. f1ts1 +. I. JOHNSON, w. Nj.
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TIOR SALE-19 ACRES OF IMPROVED
J. bottom land, in cultivation near the city,
at d bargain. Inquire al 1904 q st. je2 3-2wf
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TOR SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER OF
l. five and ten-acre tracts choice small fruit
lands in New Ramona Colony, Brighton. NJ.
j. DILLMAN, Az ] street.
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TOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE AND
l. Exchanges, also tire Insurance AT reduced
rates, call on +. SCHEPPELMANN, Real Is
tate and Insurance, III * street.
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WANTED.

JAPANESE WANT TO MAKE CON
u tracts tor picking hops. Address SHIMA
q TOMiIA, L. .. box So, city. Jy2-lws
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-07-18
M atrimoniaI,

A leading matrimonial event in
Lutheran circles was the marriage, last
Wednesday, July II. 1894, of Prof J.
Henry OFT and Miss Clara NJ. BIttner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bittner.
The ceremony took place at O'Clock
P. NJ, in st. Johns church, and Rev c.
Strasen, pastor Of the church, officiated
in the presence of large congregation
Of friends. A reception and wedding
feast followed at the home of the
brides parents, 10 North Fifth street,
where congratulations were in order.
At the completion of brief sojourn in
different places, Mr.. and Mrs. OFT will
return and be cat home" to their
friends after August ! at their future
residence in the Second ward. The
contracting parties are both we'll and
favorably known among US, the bride
as a most estimable young lady and the
groom as young man who has risen
from the students life to leading posi-
ton on the faculty of his alma mater,
the Northwestern university, being
the professor Of English at that institu-
tion
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-07-18
Return From the Sangerfest.

The COncordia society returned
Monday from attending the North
western Sengerfest at La Crosse,
whittier they went Thursday morning.
During their four days stay the Con-
cordias enjoyed a session of unpre-
cedented enjoyment and they are loud
in their praises Of La Crosse hospital
ity. From all accounts our musical
Representatives made themselves ex-
tremely popular and agreeable at the
fest. They were the "crack" society
not only as regards singing ability,
but also as entertainers and promot-
ers OF good cheer. Dressed in their
natty grey suits and Bismarck caps,
they made a fine impression, always
keeping in a body as much as posi-
BILE. Their appearance upon any
scene was the cause for great enthusi-
asm, and how could it we'll be other
wise with such impetuous and inspir-
ing leaders as are contained In their
ranksl There is no doubt that the
members, one and all, thoroughly
enJOyed the event, and much graft
tude was evinced over the well-mer-
tied recognition they received, not
the least of which was the place of
honor at the head of the grand pro-
cession of the societies on Sunday
The Concordias took partin all the
mass choruses, and at the Saturday
matinee sang alone. Many choice en-
comiums were given on their singing
ability, for which the able director,
NJ. II. Gaebler, is entitled to just
praise for bringing about the high
standard OF excellence. The La Crosse
Chronicle speaks of their effort at the
Saturday afternoon concert as fol-
lows:
Concordia, of Watertown, was well
represented and sang two selections,
the first, Santa Lucia" in the nature
of hymn; the second in the ballad
style. They were we'll drilled and their
piano effects SO very perfect that those
in the rear of the building must have
had difficulty In hearing them.
The following singers, together with
Director Gaebler, formed the party:
First tenors-A. Baumann, F. Leh-
mann, r. Erler, G. Stiemke.
Second tenors-F. Vullmahn, c. J.
Wenck, f. Stiemke.
First basses-Eug. Wiggenhorn, Fred
Keck, c. Hilgendorf, G. Exner. j.
Rogler.
Second basses-H. Daub, J. W. Wig
genhorn, c. Feisst, w. T. Deryin, Max
Gritzner, Ed Jansen.
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Our Federal BUILDING.

Last Fridays Sentinel contained the
following dispatch from Washington:
1t now looks as though the eappropria-
ton for the new government building
at Watertown will pass this session.
Congressman Barwig appeared before
the committee to-day and made a long
argument showing the necessity for
prompt action. The committee assured
him that every effort would be made to
secure the passage Of the bill at the
earliest possible moment. It provides
for an appropriation of $4,000.
What an influence Congressman Bal
wig must WELD over that Sentinel cor
respondent at Washington! He seems
to be able to have the journalist send
forth news concerning his pet bill at
every opportune moment. No doubt
this last time Mr. Barwig had in his
mind the holding of the Watertown
Democratic caucuses on the evening Of
the same day the above "news' would
appear, and was willing to use the mat
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-07-18
Prof. Ernst as a Candidate.

That Prof. Ernst is being seriously
considered by the Democrats as an
available candidate for the governor
ship succession becomes quite appar-
ent. He seems to be favored by the
crowd who are against Peck's re-nomi-
nation, led by Ellis B. Usher, of The
La Crosse Chronicle. Touching on this
matter, the Madison correspondent of
The Sentinel last Sunday said:
Editor Usher's paper this week pre-
sented another editorial leader very
warmly eulogiZing Prof. A F. Ernst of
Watertown, as an available candidate
for governor on the Democratic ticket
and mildly censuring The Milwaukee
Journal for making light Of the men
ton of Prof. Ernst's name for the posi-
ton when noticed in another and more
purely local Democratic paper Of
course the chief argument for Prof.
Ernst is his prominence as a German
Lutheran, but Editor Usher youches
that he is also all right on the tariff and
has voted for Grover Cleveland three
times.
This last play by Mr.. Usher puzzles
the statehouse politicians, some of
whom have heard of Prof. Ernst as an
available candidate for lieutenant
governor, presumably with Gov. Peck,
under the Wall auspices. Wall is un-
derstood to be great admirer of Prof.
Ernst, crediting him with having
brought the landslide to the party in
1890. A local Democrat who is near to
Senator Villas tells me that he is sure
that Senator Villas would favor Prof.
Ernst as second choice to Peck, and
there is not much speculation in guess
ing that Senator Villas second choice
for anything could easily become Chair
man Wallis first choice upon Senator
Villas recommendation So it is not
quite clear whether Editor Usher is
making brilliant move to get into the
drivers seat in the band wagon, or has
unconscionslv crawled into a convey
ance which Villas and Wall are holding
insreserve if the Peek chariot breaks
down.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-07-18
In County Court.

At a special term Of this court held
ct the court house in the city of Jeffer-
son, on July 10, 1894.
Present: Henry Colonius, county
judge.
In the matter in the estate ofAugust
Fuermann,Jr late ofthe city of Water
town, deceased. Hearing and adjust
ment of claims. VIII Porter, guardian
ad Item. John G. Conway, attorney.
Decision on claims.
In the matter of the estate of August
Kohlof, late of the town of Watertown,
deceased. Hearing and adjustment of
claims. John q. Conway, guardian al
Item. Otto e. Hahn, attorney. No
claims. Closed
In the matter of the estate of John
Dams, late of the city Of Watertown,
deceased. Hearing and adjustment of
claims. Carl r. Rlumenfeld, guardian
ad litem. Otto G. Hahn, attorney. No
claims. Closed.
In the matter Of the estate Of Amalia
Wendtland, late of the city Of Water
town, deceased, Hearing and adjust
ment of claims. Skinner & Thauer,
attorneys. No claims. Closed.-BGnner.