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rOunTII DIsIRIoT ouunT.

February term - Grand and petit
Jurors aud witnesses, 80, 1888. May
tefm-Grand and Ielit jufufa anu wit
nctses, Sl,SG0l 10. September term
Petit Jurors, s7B5.lO. October term
dnuu aud potit jurors and wilnoiset,
S5,5B8.i0. Ph0nogfaphic fop0ftofsis lO5'
Commissioners compensation siOO'
Total for year, tlb, 3z7.s8.
Total expenditure fot grand aud
petit Jurors, Witnesses, phonogfAphio
reporters aud compensation OF court
commissioners for the year 1898, $780,
92873.
This creates deficiency, being
amount expended over halt tuo appre-
prlAlion Tor tho years 1894 aud 1880,
$40, 228.78
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music.

The Improvements Association sosa
Hook, contains collection u oHsinA'
and selected songs and hymns ~ % mu'ie y
Professor X. nsosi,y. savanJ-elgh1 pasod -
choice music, postpaid, t)o
a. SIS. Union music Hook, postpaid, ~
Primary Tuns nOok. net without pOssaSa
60.
Ehe PaaImOdy, pap-r nisa, $50 notA' nles
al1f Ltaih1s. u.fl. Podtzgs n ca sssA
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BnYing Sheen.

Boise, Idaho, Staiumani Patrick
Healey, Of Salt Lake, has bough
several large bands Of shoop In tho
vicinity Of Mountain Home anu
Bfuutau, and Will drive them through
10 Soda Springs fUr ths fummrr.
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FRED j. WAY

Has opened Meat Market, az No
Q East First South Street. and
will be pleased 10 wait on bis friends
and the general public with a
choice selection Of prime meats az
Bottom Prices. Free Delivery.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

February term-Jufors aud Wltnot.
ses, Si,245.70. April tetm-Jurorl aud
Witnesses, f2,3I5.0O. September term
Jurors anu witnosats, g, 4st-u.
Photographic reporters, $4,000. Coz %
missioncfs compensation, 5000. Total
Tor year, sl6, 057.iO.
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Amount expended Tor tue capture
ana r, turn OF escaped convicla AMI
other iuEitiyes rom Justice during the
year 1884, s., lOs.
uRATuIIiEs no DISCHARGED CJNvICr7.
Amount paid to discharged o5uvlc,s
ON release from pouituntiary Ia cIolh'
ing, ETC., during hoyear 1894, go.
WCApIIuLATtUN.
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if anssne ansrs Substitute,
ahun them.

MNE n. YAH. Health and Complexion
Specialist lau temple " beauty, au Z.
rtatc HuCut, thlcaE9.
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Richard Bird.

HruNuvrLE, Utah,
Mffrh 10, 1906.
fdtDr DcfCfd NcDG
In the obituary NJ Brother Richard
bird sent ycu emitted TO state his
are. Please cay tina, hu was 20 ytap,
z mDnlhB auJ 10 days u ugo.
N0urs Truly,
CHARLIE ID. LvANH.
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YalG'S
Hair
Tonic.

LADIES AND GEyrLHuuw Il al.
fl5ds mc ssrat pleasure 10 cali the ai
IGNITION Of the public 20 Wales Excc's.o.
Hair Tonic. which s the first and onl,
remedy known TO chemistry which pos
lively tunl gray hair back 10 its oisi
dal color without dye. il has gone ou
record that Nine. ". Yile-wondcr.ui
woman ehcm.st-hss made this moH
valuable OF all chemical discovcfic.
Nine Yale personally nIoBes its ac.
lion and gives the public her solemn
guarantee that Dc has been tested ir
every conceivable way and has proved
itself to De the only Hair Specific. %
stops hair falling Immediately and
creates a luxurious growth Contains
no Injurious ingredient Physicians ang
chemists Invited to analyzo IT, itisuoi
sticky or greasy, ON the contrary D.
makes the hair son, youthful, fluffy, aud
keeps Il ia curl. For gentlemen and
ladies with hair little gray. sttcakc,
gray entirely gray and wi,h BALD
HEADS, it 10 specially recommended
an druggists sell H. pnee. ST.
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There was appropriated by the legit-
lAtive assembly Of 1894, i0r the main
tenauce Of the t'fritOrial reform school
for tho ycats 1894 anj 1885, yloiOiiD %,
VI which amount $1,000 Aud an uuyA-
pended balance Of 5000 ui the appfu.
pflation OF lsO2ls0a, was drawn during
the yeprs mixing tue expenditure fJr
1894, $4,000.
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There was Appropriated by the Leg
itlAtive Assembly of 1894 ah salaries ~
the clerks OF tho Supreme ana district
courts for tue years 1894 aud 1885, la
lieu VI tous, the following sums:
CLERK OF supreme Court, 5000, half
Of which was drawn Ia 1884 500.
Clerks OF district courts, g., $50, hall
Of which WAS drawn IN 1874, 1928.
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Uulefs there ls reduction Boo tut
numuer OF wltuessss sue u IuI rtt Z
grand jurlus and uUiuTe the court 300
criminal cuset, there can hs no sfesl
reduction In court expense tHt Che
year 1895. /, therefore, estimate Il e
tx eudilute. o. be- sbIut tho ,anlu
Tor 1894; maEUug attiiciuuCy oyyr sud
h'Osu appropriations tur luuw aU.
witnesses, etc, ai the close 90 1898 90
not less than $4,000.
respectfully submitted,
joins f.. CAINE,
Auditor Of Public Accounts Tor uWh
Territory,
March 10, 1895.
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JuDaEs ID pIslRIcT c0uRTa.

There was appropriated by the Leg
islntive Assembly 10 each OF the
judges o. the district courts VI the
Territory ~ n salary for 1894 anu 1873
tho sum OF 81, b0O-SB, 00O-One-half OF
which was palu during the year 1894.
CLERKS on sUrHEiiE And DISTRICT
COURTS.
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missioQay Supplies.

HoraAn's Trnst No.I,t..
., ~,
4" 5,a.a
The Modern Prophet, ssu
True ". Psiie RsiIgiou,,.u
The Gceoei pionoor, So.
Reply 70 "Ths roras, -
torz,naA AaT1s
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MHsn.iM UNION
IT11A PACIFIC
|fIa'1lysYSTEM.
rs pleToRNNS
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Dec, 10Th, 1894.
Iamf Arrts aud Dspau 90 san Lalt
CO. Dant. a. gotoiefi

tng Daily az tohoitaf
ANufvG
Prom HiI Eastern uoiuti .........s.... Z % m
from pu,te, tortiahd, san Frin.
cisco. tarhn valley and ugiens.t1 - a DO
From hiI Eastern points Tara Oiy
aud uEiensss...... s....s.s.'ssss - y ul
Prom san Francisco. .Ordon ami
intermediate poiuts', ................ Is 2 m
sFfom Milford Juab rr5fo sAnptto
and Furota.,.s.s.....ss....... 3 % p m
ifron Terminus and Tooele............. W - .u
uErAuf
fof urieu. rart CiJ aud 81 Easten
points s.ss...s,ssss ..... .s..s. .ss.sss, % w
Tor Jgdcn and iutsrfuailats points b. pIJAm
Tor ogden, intermediate points
ran Francisco and Cache
Nallcy points. a..,.,,..,.........s.... 70 p in
For Ogden all points east Butte, Pore
land, anI san Francisco, lOp pm
sfor rufcka. pr1vo. tanueia Waller
Ntpn juab and frisco. .... ...5t3am
Tor 1noslo and 1orm'nus............ g. am
'fraiai touih o. juaI raa dalg except
SUNDAY.
Daily tEeo1t sunday
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IllJ Ticket once, lOl hill Slf8.-
Through Pullman Palace fltcpors. Late
Improved Tourist slrrncrs, freo HccIulu.
thaif Cars Elegant DAY Coaches,
Telephone 49,
EuruLLY. Gent Agf raiszr De-.
4. DICKINSON, General Manager
I'll tOAAN. %. a. a q. AeouL
IN n. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MtNK.
D. tlLkRN ANuEHsON itocciycra
JOIN w DOANE.
ihkDKliCk H. C0uDEHr.
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zone ~ Tho greatest mistakes people make IL
t1ioeg thr door after tbs horse Is stolen. or in
other words. Co walt until they orc SICK in bed
before they DO anything i0r tho poor body
Neither my wlio Dor myself vsro real sick. {
attended 90 my business aud my vito 90 hrr
household duties daily. hut wo hal duil. heavy
headache aud little 0ycr.gNcfi'1n would tIfo
us greatly aud WY appetite was very poor so
We took Three bottles 90 Hoods rtFa4U4FI''4.
hfa ile result was perfectly satisfactory. I Dec.
leNc Hoods ehulplnlh
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Hoods Pills curo 40 liver MS, constipation,
bln0uauo,s, iaundiso, sick headache. ludigesuol.
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Noble WoMe3's lives sQri2s.

Lydis Knights History, an iuisr.,a,,
Volume, sriiien In an attractive ana sls.iaS
style, 25G
Hssuiurs OF "lIormondcm, - tntsr,-Irs
tku.chos o. uonuu vho have rrvvse "a,
s1ivus Worthy x hszsE. -
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srooND DisrRlor toURi.

May torm-Beaver, jurors and wit
nessos, S3,8i5.1O. Hepiombcrtofm--S.'
George, Jurors and witnctses, s'Ss.-O.
November term Beaver, juror aud
witu,sses, g., POS 90. Photographic &C..
porters f,r year, slS8. Commiesionsfi'
compensation, 500. Total fJr Jeab
81, O5b,bO,
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Manufacturer and dealer In all kinds
o. Metallic, Wood and Cloth Covered
Cofilna and Caskets.
Full line Of Conn Furnishings kop,
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly filled.
Opon Day aud y light.
Factory and warorooma No. 253 Il. ist
South. X blocks east OF 1holoE
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AS TO COURT EXPENSES.
Statement For i89I.5 Presented By
Territorial Auditor Game,
AZ district Attorney Judd's Request
ALarEe Dsncieucy II To ne
seen Ihsreffom.

Tho appropriation OF $4,000, made
by the Legislature Tor the payment OF
lurors, witnesses aud phouogfaphic
reporters during the years isoi-5 viii
show deficiency o. over $4,000 vi
the end Of the latter '.Hr
Territorial Auu Caint, In a
special report to UnituI Slate, District
Attorney Jadd, at the lalief's request,
makes this showing. The report viii
form the basis OF statistics being pre-
pared by tho judge aud 10 ~ iollowH
DISTRICT COURT EXrENsis.
Expenses oil the district courts OF
the Territory Of Utah Tor the year 1898,
Tor the payment Of which the Territory
~ liable:
APPROPRIATIONS.
Tbs legislative assembly Of 1894 APP
propriated for the paymen, OF wit.
nessus, Jurors and phonogfarhic re-
poftrfs la territorial cnmiual caste lot
lhe years iSni auu 1893 anu Tor services
u Jurors iu territorial owl auu cfiml'
nni c..os. See laws q 1894, chapter
LNNNtV, section ., page lo2. f5D,Ill
JUst Of iufofs, witnesses nud th!ho'
graphic reporters Tor the year 1893 a7
reported by tue respective colf1 conn
missioner.
FmsT DISTRICT COURT
February ttfm-Pflvo, grand and
p,tt jurors aud witnesses, iB,oiIlO'
May tofm-Nephi, grand, puut Jufor'
and Witnesses, Sl,0j5. July term
Manli, petit jurors aud wi1nessesi
$1,000. September tefm-ffovpi
grand and petit jurors and witltsto-,
sB,3l5.Gl. Photographic rrp.fteiH,
g546.IO. Court commissioner com
peusalion, $500. Total Tor year si9''
573.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT,
May tom Beaver, Jurors and wit
The record-union., 1895-04-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

H. M. LoveIace is down from Truckee.
T. L. Muddox is back again from Homo
lulu.
John Lawton came down from Folsom
yesterday.
Mrs. W. H. Curry is visiting in San
Francisco.
Mayor Joe Houston of Courhand was
In the city yesterday.
Ex-Judge S. c. benson was up from
San Francisco yesterday.
George B. Greene of Courtland is req
istered at the Capital Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Noise of San Fran
cisco are at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Brown of Woodland
are stopping at the Capital Hotel.
L. P. Mcdaniel, a prominent c,tizan Of
MarysvIlie. is at the Golden Eagle.
John I. Sabin, Manager of the Sunset
Telephone Company, is up from San
Francisco.
Edouard Remenyi, the violinist, was
yesterday the guest Of Professor Joseph
". Johnson and family.
State Agricultural Directors /. L.
ShIppee OF Stockton and G. NJ, Chase of
San Francisco are in this city.
Mrs. George Crocker and a party of
TRENDS went up In a special train TO Fol-
som yesterday TO visit friends there.
p. 6. Riehl of Freeport is confined To
his bed by severe attack of rheumatism
he is also suffering from a severe wonnd
inflicted by a savage hog.
c. c. Howell left last night for the East
On the Let of May he will enter unon his
duties as promoter" for a New York
community. While here Mr.. Howell did
a great deal OF work that will be of bene-
ut to Sacramento in the years to come.
such as the collection of data as to the re-
sources OF the county, the city's advant-
ages as commercial center, etc.
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THEY wERE nIRRoToRs
Their Contemplated Trip Was Only to
Portland. Not to Canada.

Their Contemplated Trip Was Only to
Portland. Not to Canada.
The true inwardness of the arrest
of the five Cinnamon on the train on
Thursday night is said to be that
they were directors of a Tailors'
Union in San Francisco. There was
trouble in the company, and new Board
OF Directors was to be elected. In the
old board were nine directors, of whom
seven were arrayed on one side and two
on the other. Each contributed q stated
sum per month, and when the trouble
culm1nated the five who were arrested
here concluded TO divide the money on
hand-part of which they had them
selves contributed-au1ong themselves
and strike out for pastures new The
other directors and the members objected
to this division of property and sent word
to have them arrested. How it will be
settled the Chinese courts alone can tell.
Last night Officers w. T. Geimann and
j. j. Farrell of San Francisco and four
Cinnamon arrived in this city from the
Bay-the Cinnamon to identity the ones
In Jail and the officers to take them back
TO san Francisco in case they were iden-
titled.
AS soon as the San Francisco China
men saw the men in Jail here they lmme-
dIately identified them as being five of
the seven directors who ran away with
y, 30O belonging to the union.
The officers will leave for San Fran
CISCO THIS morning with the prisoners
The record-union., 1895-04-13
PREPARING FOR THE STATE FAIR.
Premiums to Be offered for a Butter
Competition.
Special Display to Be Made of the
Latest Inventions in Electric
Motor Machines.

The State Board of Agriculture held its
regular April meeting yesterday, at
which Directors Shippee, Matthews,
FIckinger, Terry, Wilson, Cox and Pres
ident Chase were present. The meeting
was held for the purpose of revising the
premium list.
The principal change made in the live
stock department was rearrangment of
the dairy premiums. Owing to the great
development now going on In this in
terest, and it's great Importance, addi-
tional prominence and recognition is
given this department by the offering OF
awards for cows producing the largest
amount of butter-fat in their respective
classes, as follows:
Five years old and over-First pre-
MUM, 500; second premium, $50.
Four years old and over-First pre-
mium, $50; second, $25.
Three years old and oyer-First pre-
MUM, $40; second, $40.
Two years old and over-First pre-
mium, $50; second, SI5.
The contest Is 10 be conducted under
competent judges and experts, and to be
of seven DAYS duration. Where COWS do
not come up to the average they will be
dropped after a two days trial
uo COuCSSG oHdIl D6 lOT as
determined by the Babcock tester.
Eighty per cent of pure butter fat shall
be taken as a basis for determining the
yield of marketable butter. Every facil-
ity viii be provided for complete and
scientific carrying out of the test. Only
thoroughbred and registered stock will
be allowed to compete.
1t was also agreed that special efforts
would be made to arrange for general
exhibition of electrical appliances, owing
To the introduction of vast electrical mo-
tive power into TINS city, and correspond
ence will be at once opened with all the
principal electric factories in the United
States, with a view of having a thorough
exhibit of motors in operation at the
State Fair of '95.
Secretary LelOng of the State Board of
horticulture was elected Superintendent
OF the Horticultural Department and was
directed TO begin work at once, with the
view of increasing the exhibit in this de-
partment.
The remainder of the premium list was
referred to a special committee for re-
vision.
The Hslf-Million Club of San Francisco
VIII be invited to lend its aid in arrang-
Ing for the display of electrical motive
power at the State Fair, as the State
Board of Agriculture believe in no better
way can San Francisco be advanced than
by promoting the development of the
State S resources throughout the interior
The record-union., 1895-04-13

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
i State OF California, In and for the county
OF Sacramento
In the matter OF the estate of r. ]. MERK.
LEY, deceased.
Ella 7. Merkley and John ]. Merlley. the
administrators OF the estate of r. J. MeTkley
deceased, having fled their petition herein
praying Tor an order authorizing them to
mortgage certain OF the real estate of said de-
cedent, hereinafter described, for the purposes
therein set forth. il is therefore ordered nv
the Judge of said court that all persons inter
ested IN the said esate of said DECEASED sIe
and appear before the said Superior Court IN
Friday, The 26th day Of Aurfl lSq5 NJ 10
o'ciock A. M.'of said day at the coilrt-roc,rn of
said superior Court, at the Courthouse in
said county Of Sacramento and State afara
said then and there to show cause why tho
realty described in said petition 10 W.T..
"Ihat certain piece or parcel of land situate
lying and being in the county of Sacramento
State OF Cainornia, which is described as
beginning at q stake on the bank of the Sacra-
mento River near the Halfway House
thence north Sc so east across the Ievee and
road 1.63 chains to stake at angle of fence;
thence south go 30 east with smith essate
fence 9 so chains; thence south 100 l5f cast
p so chains to q stake on Williams ditch
fence: thence south 10o east ! g. IS chains to
the south line of &fesick's tract: thence west
17.25 chains; thence north 76o west IS.SO
chains to q stake on the bank OF the Sacra-
mento River; thence meandering up the bank
of said river TO the place Of beginning and
being the same land particularly described in
deed recorded in book sc, page 21 Sacra-
mento County Records, y or some part thereof
should not be mortgRged for the amount
Jneutionedin said petition, TO wit, the sum OF
S11 600, or such lesser amount as 10 the
court or Judge shall seem meet. and all OF
said persons interested in said estate are
hereby referred to the said petition on file
herein for further particulars.
Dated this 22d Gay Of March, 1896.
MATT +. JOHNSON,
mr26-4w Judge OF said Superior Court
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ICICLES AND TROUT.
What Nevada County People Have and
Have Not.

what Nevada County People Have and
Have Not.
The snow is melting fast under the in
huence of the SUMS rays, most of it being
gone this side of Blue Canyon. The
snowsheds near tunnel No. 13 are beau
tltul sight in the morning nowadays. The
snow on them melting through the day
and leaking through the roof freezes at
night, forming hundred of Icicles of all
sizes, which hang down from the interior
OF the root like stalactites, and as the
suns beams fall on them they present the
effect OF sparkling jewels.
Ihe brakeman, however, who feels one
gliding down the back of his neck as the
train whirls through the sheds takes
more practical than esthetic view of the
matter, and carries club with which to
break them off, in order that he may not
be struck by them
Trout are biting we'll in Lake Tahoe,
Dut the residents Of Nevada County
whose Supervisors passed an ordinance
lengthening the close season till June Ist,
have to stand idly by and see their neigh
bors OF Placer County enjoy the trout
nshIng and must wait patiently till their
time comes round. The ordinance will,
however, have the effect of keeping the
Iruckee and its tributaries better stocked
with It's nnny denizenS.
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GRAND ISLAND
Prominent Among the Many RecIama-
ton Districts.

Prominent Among the Many RecIama-
ton Districts.
The Rio Vista NeUS says there is but
very little sfpage water on Grand Island
at present, and the large pump at Ryde
has been temporarily stopped. The
pump at the mouth of the canal at the
lower end fthe island is kept at work.
and is found able to keep the island free
from water.
From present indications it is evident
that every foot of the island - II, 600
acres-will be cultivated this season, and
an immense crop be the result
The dredger is kept at work night and
day raising and strengthening the levees,
and the last assessment Is calculated TO
keep her at work steadily night and day
for the next five years, besides providing
fund for the maintenance of the two
large pumping plants.
Undoubtedly Grand Island is the safest
island in the river to-day, and has the
best organized district in the State.
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ArtIcles OF lncornnrnr1on

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in,the Secretary of State q
office:
The Turner Gold Mining Companv.
Principal place OF business, San Fran.
cisco. Capital stock. 500, 600, with Charles
Roberts, Edward 2. Flint, James Larne
and X. 1. Ward of Oakland and K. ii -,
Campbell of San Francisco as directors
The Mispah Pres byterian Church
Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco, with Robert Dickson, Cvrus s
Wright, John O. Doane Warren Nj. Poor
man and George w. Kidd of San Fran
cisco as directors.
The MADEIRA Cannsry Company. Princi-
pal place OF business, MADEIRA. Capital
stock, 5000, with a. l.. Sayre, L. H. Cox.
W. b. Thurman, r. NJ. Seely and w. 4
Wolfe Of MADEIRA as directors.
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Our Sweet YYarhIer.-

r. T. Cohn, Bert Kidder and Horace
Crocker, three of Sacramento's sweet
singers, are going to the Los Angeles
Fiesta, and it is likely they will favor the
people of the southern citrus belt with a
few samples of the quality of music that
the northern citrus belt produces.
The record-union., 1895-04-13

Onisbo Lodge, Z. and A. NJ, will have
work in the third degree at Courtland to-
night, and a number of brethren of the
mystic ties expect to go down from this
city and participate in the ceremonies. It
is safe to say that they will be filed with
satisfaction, to say nothing of roast tur-
key, chicken pie and other adiuncts of
the OCCASION dor the people in that Sec
ton know how to treat their visitors.
The record-union., 1895-04-13

Mr.. Jay tof Boonville)-I tell you. sir
our town is great place. We are max
ing innovations right along. A year ago
we built town hall, then we put in a
trolley line, and now we are erecting a
hospital. We go right ahead from one
thing to another.
Mr.. Citiman-From the trolley line to
the hospital, l suppose -Harper's Bazar.
The record-union., 1895-04-13
SAN DIEGO TO SACRAMENTO.
Greatly Benefited by the Change
and Well Pleased With This
City and Her People.
His Visit Here to Relatives Has Not
Only Been Pleasant but Will be a
Joy Forever, for 1t Has Given
Him New Life and Hope.

COLONEL T. a. RATTAN SAYS: FOR
" the last seven years I have resided at San
Diego, Cal. Up to within three years ago my
health was good. AT that time had la
grippe, which, after worrying me for several
months, left me q decided case of rheuma-
ttsm and kidney trouble, with catarFh Some
times l would get some better, then worse
again, and never could get well.
During these three years I suffered q great
deal with pains in my chest, back, Kidneys
and head. AT times the neuralgia in my head
and chest was very severe The catarrh gave
me great trouble with my nose and throat,
and deranged my stomach.
The record-union., 1895-04-13

THE Royal Baking Powder, as every
cook knows. is always to be relied upon.
1t is one of the greatest aids she has She
is always able with the least trouble to
make the very finest biscuits, cakes,
mullins and crusts. Many a cooks rep
utation has been made by the delicious
things she has been able TO make with it.
The record-union., 1895-04-13
The Grand Army pnraae.

AT o'clock tomorrow, at Foresters'
Hall, there viii be a meeting of the Grand
Marshal and Aids oil the parade IN taka
place during the coming Grand Army
Eneamplnent. The purpose is to ar
range some of the details.