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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
8iitenb q tttris

Sn psrgangenen Sagsn mar ss ben
3Dslinssn seituttst, bic bon ibnsn bs'
,pobnten 3immsr nu9 sisenem 9ss
f6mad einsuri9ten; bic SegenIdBs
psri9Grftsn ii9 in bisisr SiuiiAt nit
Der 3sit suIsbenbs, bdb oieie 8ergiins
ftisung pieosr suriidee5osen purbe;
benn pdbrsno iih 3. 9. Der SObn zines
reiden Pflan5srs, Der bon ieinem Sas
ter bebeutenben 3ui9uB erbielt, nit
ullsm mGsliGen Gurus umgab, mar
Der Sobn armsr gltern nur duf bas
bon Der glnitalt gelieferte Wpbiliur ans
seipieisn. 0a bierOurd glsto uno
Mibgunit einriB, 10 mubte iiA oanH
Elm Sober nit benz begniigen, mas er
bonn Stadts smpfing. 60 berrIht nun
In alsn Hdumen sine gleidmdBige, fait
puritaniifs ginfdhbeit, isibit Sdmis
lienbilDer oiirfen bic WGnoe ni4t
IAmiiden.
0as ganse Gabstteneorps lit in bier
Gompagnien einsetbsilt, bon oenen
sins isbs lire eigens 8arrdds inHe bat.
unb BON anssbOrisen Der 9raouirtsn
glai1e beaufiihtigt unO esleitst ipiro.
Denn bic 3Oglinse na9 sinem piers
jdbrisen GURUS ibr Gramsn bsitdHs
ben babsn, psrOen iie je na6 ibrsn 4Hs
lagen auf bic osrIfieosnen WaffsHgatz
tunssn osrtbeiIt; bisienisen, tpslds nit
ben bsitsn 3susnifsu bic 9lnitalt pers
ldFen, fperben bsi eintretenoen 9afaHz
sen suerit 6eriidIidtist uno tOnnen sss
p09nlia au9 ibrsn Dunia ausIprss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

Sas E am a W d t + aus.
Ieberaus attraetip Iinb bic 9ilbsr,
pslGe bic 9abnbofs bistsn. Man Iiebt
bort ierbiite, bas beibt grie9ii6>tas
tbolifGe, unb mo6ameoaniIds 8osnids
ten in ibren bunten Goitiimen; per=
fbleierte Wtobammebanerinnen, &atbps
litinnsn unb Ssrbinnsn in ibrsn bun>
ten uno opllitdnbig perfhisbensn5rd
ten; Raofabrer in balb tiirtiI6en Cos
tiimen; Siirtsn in rot6sn plubsr6oisn
unb Iafranselben R0den; fdnurrbdr>
tige Sran3istaner, Sfficisre aller Wufs
fsngattungen, Giienba4nz uno poItbes
ante; Oamen in fsI9en Soilstten, pis
man iis nur in Wien unb 9ubapeit
febt; 0erpii6s, gambler nit Obit,
Wein uno Waher. limb nsben bem
psrron fe6lsn niht bic 1iatsr na9
8isnsr Muitsr, bosniIde Srdstbisre,
ihreienbe giel, bic Militdrbiligence
nit gliIitdrtsoedung fertis CUR glbs
fdbrt.
Us gtot IN SosHteH rWttltfdrpllls
ssneen", bas bttbt poitpagen, NIT
bsnen man nod eine romantii9s Sydbrt
MAIDEN iann. So Fnb biss primitipe
Wagsn, auf bsm bO4ftsns stpei paIds
sisre NIT ettpas 9epdd plab firpen.
2luf benz 8oroeriib bsfinbet it9 Der
bosniIds Sraiututidsr uno nsbsn ibm
Elm Sslopsbsl als Gonbuctsur. Sin<
ten bDden orsi Solbaten nit gefabsnem
@sipebr als 9sosdung. Der 8osniats
fetbIt bsHubt fir ale Smnsports bas
tleins 8erspfsrb, bas grubs 2aitsn
ihGsppt uno auf ben i4pierigItsn
Ssrspfucsn 10 ii9er pie sins 3iess
tlettsrt. Bel grDBsrsn 8aarsHtrans@
portsn iusroen bic pferos bintsr sinans
Der nit Ssilen psrbunosn. Die Secus
p1tionstruppen nennen sine Iolfe Goz
lonns cine .5sispbonleituns" tpegsH Der
perbirpenosn Stride. 0ds Spibenz
|pferp, bei ldnsersn GuloEnen dub nod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

9runoioisr nod lit bic auffabrt,
penn man bon Wioitar tomnt. nd4
bsm Sobsn Stpdn 5u. Sort bstommt
man crit einsn 8egriff bon Der S6mies
riateit, bic nitt uur bsim 8dbnba1 gu
beiiegsR mar, IoHbern bic isoesmal aa4
Der 3us gu iihertpinoen bat. beror er
na6 Der Station Spun fommt- Mlan
bsnte Iia sinep Reifen. idrdg IN Die
@anb seitslIt! Damn bents man fi4
bisIen Rsifen feutrsht balbirt, uno Der
aur Rehten nes 8si9ausrs ltegenos
Salbtrsis sibt ibm bann setpthermuz
ben cine OdrIfsllrrrs Der Gifeu6dbn=
itrede, bic ben Sobsn Span btnd,lfs
fii6rt, i'm tletnen Mposl. 9strdhtet
man bic Strede, bic man ourhFu6ren
bat, BON Der Bride iiber bic 9utass
S9lu6t aus, 10 fhsint ss ginem uns
mDalih, bab man bic unssbeusrlihs
Steiauug, bic nod burdi Gurpsn unb
Sunnels erIapsrt piro, pirtIt9 iibers
ipunhen bat.
9fu6 bic tleinen 2ocemotioeR. tpelhs
auf oieIsr Strsde pertpsRoet fperosn,
iino Wsiitsrperte Der Sehnit. Se6s=
nnobrsiBig Sebel bat Der Gocomotio,
fii6rsr pGbnno Der 8ergfabrt beItdnbie
au beoiensn, unb Die lebtt Stunbe bel
9ienItes -pumpt" ihn seipObnlih Il
aus, baB er taum bon Der 2ocomotipt
Iteign fam, um Der abl0iuns ptuB 81
MAIDEN.
Giner Der intsr.Hanteiten unb mid
tisItsn plass 1T bas ~Rdmd @aat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
gosnif9es pferb NIT q eitel

9osni19espfsrb NIT Reiter
Suitsllsn. Mit tpslfsr gnsrsis man
babel pOrsing, aeigt oas Stiid Der
&unititrabs oi9t bei Der alien tiirtiz
iden 5eIte @ranbut. 9ort puroe Der
sdnss Srt mitidmmt bem gaiteG unz
tertunnslt, I'm bic aunftitraBe ipeiter
gu fiibren. 3uerit paren es DIterrsis
did unsarii9e Sngsnieure nit unz
tsrItiiBung beuti9er unb fruna0iii6er
Ss9nitsr, ipel9e bic beibsn 9abnIintsn
in 9tbIhnitteH erbauten uno bamit elm
Wsrt idufen. ipel4es ii4 minOsitens
Der Ssmmeringbabn an bic Seite tel
len tann. Die Spuripsite bisIsr 8abn
betrGgt nur stipds iiber sine garo uno
es gibt Gurpen Don tdum 80 Yaros
Habius, bic ipie bic Ringeluns elmer
S6ldnge biht auf einanber folgen.
War bic Grbduung Der &unitItrdbe
cine sroBartiss aeiItuns, 10 mar Der
8au bieIer Giienbahn gerube5u elm
Meiiteritiid Der Se9nit.
Sdlo binter SerdieDo in Der Rt6z
tung auf Moitar Bel Stution Raftelied
bssinnt bic 3abnitansenbubn Spitem
Homan 9(bt uno fait a9t englii4s
Meilen ipeit fdbrt bic 9abn immerfort
nit Der 3abnitunss bsrsuuf bis gum
Sobsn Span. Dieter Berg biloet BIZ.
DaFsri6eios uno bic @rense sipiifsn
8osnisn unb Der SerasgOpina. Bonn
Spben Spun aus gebt es burh Sunz
mel itsil bsrgab iiber S4lu4ten, bic
auf fiibnen griiden iiberi6ritten iperz
ben, uno bic paifase 1T bier 10 Ibtpiez
rig, bub Giienbabnaiige bier nur am
Sage psrfebren tDnnen. Will man
Na9tbstrisb einri9ten, 10 ipirb man
bic gdn3e Strede auf Meilen tpstt elets
triI6 beleu9ten miiFen. 9lR oiefer
Strede finbet man duh iiberda itebenoe
pdtrouilIen Der Sdsertruppe. Wiiroe
bod Elm in bic 3dbnitanss setlsmmter
Stem eoentusa s.niieen, um cine &ds
.taitropbe fir ben 3us bsrbsi3ufii9rsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
Citation Rd feftea.

Elm pfero in Der Mitts, trdst 8ubsln.
den pie bas glpenbieb- Oisis @lode
ssigt lire 9lntunft in Soblpesen ober
beim puifiren nom 8ersitruBen, mo
bds 9luspei8en f9inisrig if. i4on i'm
9orllts an.
Gin Dielgeplogtes E9tsr in 9osnisn
unb Der Ser5egopina iit Der ttstRs
gIel, Der Maguras. Man padt tim
2diten auf. uuO rieieugroBe 9panSatsn
rsiteu auf benz 9alie bisies tlsinen, ses
butbissn59isres, bas auh elm ,SelbItz
bef6itissr" III, bas bsiBt, tpeI6ss ii9
feline Rabruns ielbii 5uIammsnIuat,
a6ns odB F9 iein Serr I'm basielR
peitsr tiimmert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

iaus" an Der Ginmiinbuns Der Rama
IN bic Rdrenta. Die Rdma fommt bon
ts9ts unkr Der gifenbdbnbriide hins
bur6. 9infs iibsrqusrt bic Gbalriiee
bic Narentd unb re6ts lit bic giiens
ba6n, fpet9s iiber bic Hama unb banR
unter her gbauissbriide binburdsebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
Grts Wtrthhfhinnn

- @wts 8ert9ethigung.
rgp. Gbsn. Serr Ri4tsr-' fagts Sim
Der Sgamp, -ih babe bisTsn @inbrud}
niht b.gaEsen. Die 8etusiie Itnb
sipar ssssn MIDI, uber i'd lam eir2Gibi
nobpsiisn.- : rSabsn sic 3su>
ssnG" = ~giur mid. Dod pas ses
niist. Gs puroe bier ssIast, OaB Der
Ginbreher. sbe sr ina 9aus setanste,
nit elmer grt erit bic Gubsrs Shire.
bann bic Sbiire gum 8ibliotbsfaimmer
in 8tsinbola perDdnbelte. 9as lit
msin ali6i, Serr Rihter. Sebe i9
stma tpis Elm Mdnn aus. Der burn irs
senb cine Summe basu bsranlaBt psrs
ben tDRnts. ipuist &rbsit su usrri4s
tena%
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

&tllnerptb. rSi., aelIs
nsr, i9 m09ts gum 8ratsn mas Sau.
rest" - m8ttts ishr - bier 1T bic
Wsintarts!"
= lebertrie6eH. 9eieGls:
.Woa, S6re Sodtsr iolI id beiratbsn2
Die 1T ia gang idisi.- = 8udbiuosrs
meiitsr: " lpas i4isf! 9srsus.a but
lie ii9 a bisl!"
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q b hpris en-.

Die sliidlifIte 2iebe 1T bic Sslbf.
liebe,
Denn Die finoet INNER ooGe 9sgen'
liebe.
@arum bdhen mir bic GsoiI Iten2
gntport: aus Ggoismus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

.8loomers." Die Wlutter
bore ibr SDbn6en BON .8lopmsrs"
Iprs9sn. rWas peiBt Ou BON 9Ioos
msrs9" fruste fie gang eritaunt. =
nOb. ih psiB gang sat, mas bas 1T.
Gs fno dufesbduIhte glermel. bic an
ben 9sinen getruseH psroen."
The record-union., 1895-06-19

The Manitoba Legislative Council has
issued its reply to the Dominion Govern
ment, in which it declares it's unwilling
ness to comply with the orders of the
Government relative to division of the
school funds. The best point it makes is
that under the division system the schools
were not effective and were rapidly de-
teriorating, while under the general or
province system they improved and at
tanned high degree of excellence. The
Legislature invites the Government to
send a commission to examine into the
truth of this statement, and expresses its
willingness to stake all upon the result of
impartial examination. This is fair,
surely. Suppose there was an ancient
compact under the territorial cession, that
gave to one class a share of the school
funds. Is it not wise to vacate or modify
it if under modern conditions it is found
TO work badly and to injure the cause of
education? Shall q people be chained to
corpses because there was an agreement
among the fathers. when it is found that
live bodies are more desirable than dead
Opas2
The record-union., 1895-06-19

1t does not look as if Captain-Gensral
Campos is putting down the Cuban re-
bellion to any considerable extent IF
only he could catch the insurgent soldiers
in corner he could whip them, but the
fellows are wiry lot and viii not be
trapped. They know very well that be-
fore the well armed regulars they cannot
hold their own. They are short on
artillery and rapid firing arms, and there
fore they conduct peculiar warfare, and
of which we had taste on the west
ern borders over thirty years ago. This
sporadic battling, this rushing out and
rushing back, this hiding and raiding,
wears out the regulars and disheartens
them. It is not what they have been
trained to; guerrilla warfare Is something
with which they ara not prepared to cope
But Spain has men in plenty, while the
rebels are few. Spain can keep the field
indefinitely, while the rebels can draw
for stores only from within. In time the
regulars will be able to fight guerrilla
fashion themselves, and then the end will
be at hand and the devoted isle will once
more be at peace under Spain, but with
her whole territory devastated, her people
Impoverished and her industries fairly
ruined.
The record-union., 1895-06-19
THE GROWING FETE.

The Oakland Tribune referring TO the
approach of the day for introduction of
electricity in California as a motive
power from water works creation, says
Sacramento will enjoy the honor. and is
fully entitled to il, as leading the pro-
cession.
So she will, and let Sacramento see to it
that she remains at the head OF the
column. AS the Tribune we'll says. "Sac-
ramento will have the browning fete of
them ALL It will have an industrial sig
brstion." True. Fiestas, rose carnivals,
Venetian festivals, floral battles, queens,
pages and mimicry Of medieval times
and dusty days of knight errsntry-none
of these will be sin it' with Sspramento's
fete.
1t will be full of great meaning. indus
trial promise, State building, resource
developing, community strengthening,
labor employing. product consuming,
worth, wealth and happiness.
We may not sport in velvet oloaks and
plumed hats, nor bend the knee before
mock queens and simulated royal courts
of an hour; we will not be turning to de-
vices to catch the wary penny of visitors;
we will not be ''play-acting," nor rearing
transitory arches and temporary triumph
towers; we will not be charging admis-
sions for reserved seats, nor soliciting the
army and navy to lend their attractive
ness to our pagesntry-but we will do
better.
We will introduce to California its
first great natural power source, trans
mitting invisibly It's tireless strength to
the wheels Of industry. and delivering its
vigor to the command of whosoever de-
sires.
It is not TO be for an hour, or a day, or
q week, this fete, but for time and all
time. It is to be the beginning Of the
beginning of the era courageous project
ors whose hairs now whiten with old
age, saw in prescient wisdom and bent
their energies to realize, when yet they
were in the prime of youth.
The record-union., 1895-06-19
Of the Board Of Equalization.
MONDAY, JULY /, 1895.
Resolution Ordering Work, No. 2O4.

d ESOLVED, THAT THE BOARD OF
II Trustees OF the City of Sacramento deems
it to be required by the public interest or con-
venience, and hereby orders tie following
street work to be done according TO the Specit-
cations therefor adopted. and now on file.
to wit:
That Eleventh street in this city, from the
south line of . street 10 the center line OF X
street be, where not already graveled and
curbed, improved by grading, macadamtzing
to the official grade. constructing rock cutters,
redwood curbing and round corners and fill
ing in with earth behind the same, and alter
ing manholes.
The Clerk OF this board is hereby directed
to post conspicuously for period OF five days
on the bulletin board near the chamber door
OF the Office of this board, notice hereof, with
specifications, inviting sealed proposals for
said work, and requiring herewith certified
check, payable to the Mayor of the City OF
Sacramento, for an amount not less than ten
per cent of the aggregate of the proposal, or
by bond for the said amount, and SO pay
able, all as prescribed by law and the Clerk of
this board is also directed to publish SUCH
notice for two days in the RECORD-UNIoN, 81
daily newspaper published and circulated in
this city and the Clerk is hereby directed
to advertise this resolution as required by law
in the RECoRD-UNIoN.
Adopted June Il, 1895.
Q. S. FLINT,
Q-0t Clerk of ROard of TruStpas
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je19-2t
Notice to Contractors, No. 2O4.

PURSUANT TO LAW AND TO THE RES
/ olutlon of the Board of Trustees OF the
City of Sacramento. adopted June II, 1895
directing this notice. the undersigned invites
and will receive at his Office, at southwest
corner of Fourth and j streets. up to O'Clock
P. NJ of July l, 1895, sealed proposals or bids
for the following street work, to be done ac-
cording to the specifications posted and on
file therefor adopted. to wit:
That Eleventh street in this city, from the
south line OF street to the center line of r
street be- where not already grayeled and
curbed, improved by grading, macadamiZing
to the official grades, constructing rock gut
tiers, redwood curbing and round corners, aud
filling in with earth behind the same, and
altering manholes.
All proposals must be accompanied bya GER
titled check payable to the order of the Mayor
of the City of Sacramento, for an amount not
less than 10 per cent. of the aggregate of the
proposal, or by bond for the said amount.
and so payable, and throughout as prescribed
by law. .. 5. FLINT,
Clerk of Board of Trustees of Sacramento City.
Sacramento, June Is. 1895. jel9-2t
The record-union., 1895-06-19

legislation. But the change cannot be
made except by vote of two thirds of two
successive Legislatures it is agreed to
submit the proposition to so amend the
Constitution. and Massachusetts is un-
able to this hour to secure such a vote
from two Legislatures in succession, be-
cause the machine politicians wish annual
sessions. there being more spoils in the
yearly sittings of the body. The result
is that for from three to six months Of
every year the people of Massachusetts
are engaged in ascertaining just what the
law is.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

a COMMITTEE of the Illinois Legisla-
ture reports the prosecution of manu-
featuring enterprises in Joliet State
Prison to be uneconomic for the State.
But the reason for 1t is triekery and job
berry under political pulls. Even. if this
were not so, it is better that the State lose
money by the system than that oonvicts
should be idle in prison, or be employed
at unproductive labor. AS mere matter
OF discipline and reform, labor in prison
at something useful is necessity. In
some English prisons the labor is profit
less. productless. The prisoner tramps
in q treadmill, or turns crank that
moves no machinery, or beats straw
with fail. All such labor is damaging
to the convict and to society. 1t does
not reform; it embitters. hardens and
fixes the convict in his course. England
is discovering this truth and preparing
to abandon her system by substituting
for it labor that the convict can see ac-
complishes useful purpose.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

The Populists of Iowa at their recent
convention in Des Moines resolved that
the Government should issue unlimited
irredeemable paper money. A nice
scheme that. These men really pretend
to believe that if the Government would
grind out money by the mill process,
everybody would have as much money as
everybody wants, with no more exertion
than any body now makes.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

THE better class of hydraulic mining
advocates have ceased to repeat the silly
story of the river being filled by agri-
cultural wash. The thing was too raw
and excited only smiles among those
who know what the physical facts are.
But if it were true that there is evidence
of agricultural wash in the navigable
waters, how would that justify the hy-
draulic miner in adding his slum gullion?
The record-union., 1895-06-19

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used over fifty years by millions OF
mothers TOR their children while teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays pain, cures wind coiic, regu-
diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists In every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow'E Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
@ bottle.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

MASSACHUSETTS is literally in the grip
of the machine politicians. and there is
nething for 1t but such action at the polls
as will free the people. 1t is this way
The Legislature or General Court sits
every year. But the people have long
been convinced that once in two years
will be ample for discharge Of all needed
The record-union., 1895-06-19
Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Fair; continued warm,
with high temperatures IN the interior,
growing cooler Wednesday night along the
central and southern coasts; fresh, generally
northerly winds, becoming westerly along
the coast Wednesday evening.
Hight or river, 20 feet inches.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

The RECORD UNION and WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers on the Coast,
outside of San Francisco, that re-
ceiUe the full Associated Press Dis
patches from all parts Of the aOoTld. Out
side of San francisco, they haze no COM
petitoTS, either IN influence or home and
general circulation throughout the State.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

Professor Wilson at the University of Mis-
sissippi now Postmaster -GeneraD said at the
recent commencement exercise: 81 long to see
the South again in national leadership"
Well, the South now has four Cabinet Off
GERS, and any number of department places
filed by Southern Democrats. That looks a
good deal as if the General had nothing left
to wish for.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

TIRED people should consider the
dangers which threatens thembecause of
their weaknesses. Hoods Sarsaparilla
vitalizes the blood which feeds the nervea
and gives renewed strength.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

vehicles-BAKER& & HAMILToN-Hardws
Carts, Buggies. Carriages. Phaetons, Balm Farm
and Header Wagons Wholesale Hardware,
Send lor Catalogue
The record-union., 1895-06-19
THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N
THE WEEKLY UNION
sRecord-Unionn Telephone.

Entered at the Postof1ce at Sacramento as
escond-elass matter.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

Ontario is a corruption of the Indian
word Onatac, "a. village on mountain"
The record-union., 1895-06-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FIRST-CLASS PASTURE at ranch of late
Peter Burns. Horses So 60, cows 81 a month.
The record-union., 1895-06-19
NEW TODAY.

17O-NIGHT, AT THE YOUNG MEMS
| Christian Association rooms, LAUR-
ENCE GRONLUND viii speak for the last
time in this city on "STEPS TO SOCIALISM
AND WHAT SOCIALISM IS." Admission
free. 1t*
The record-union., 1895-06-19
NOTE AND COMMENT.

And now it is Stockton that is to have a
Venetian festival and she is voting for a
queen. 1t is well enough for the pretty girls
of California to rally their friends to such con-
tests, but we submit that such voting is not
likely to determine witt justice since the re-
suit is dependent mors upon the industry Of
candidates for the position than their merits
upon lines of physical loneliness. 1t would
be far better to have these queens of an hour
chosen by an intelligent committee. If Sac
ramento is to have character in its Electric
Festival representing in the person OF a
woman some thought, or typical of some idea
related to the celebration. ii will be far better
to have the young woman selected by O COM
mlttee chosen for the purpose.
The Governor of Iowa has an ex-convict for
COOK In the Executive mansion, whereat the
Democratic press is roaring. Well if the
Governor wants to give the man a chance for
better life, why not? Who is to complain
rightfully? Is the convict to be condemned
to outlawry after he has expiated his crime as
the law requires, and to receive no aid from
men to get up on to a decent level? Is that
the way for Christian men to treat the sinner
who wants to reform? To us it seems that
the Governor ought to be commended for his
example of charity and helptulness.
The record-union., 1895-06-19
Black Alpaca.

36-inch Black Alpaca, good,
strong weave and we'll finished.
Worth in a regular way 4oC a
yard. Special at 29c.
The record-union., 1895-06-19
Storm Serge.

36-inch AIl-Wool Navy Blue
Storm Serge, very strong weave
and stylish for travelling suits or
seaside wear. Worth 4oc yard.
Special price, 29c.
The record-union., 1895-06-19
Table DamaSk.

500 yards of Bleached Damask.
Specially adapted for restaurants
or hotels. Width, 8 inches.
Value, 4oc a yard. Special price,
SOC.
The record-union., 1895-06-19

Editorial Rooms. 131
Business Black l 81
The record-union., 1895-06-19
Mems Tan Shoes.

Mems Russia Tan Calf Shoes,
hand welted, with narrow square
toe; makes a very dressy shoe.
Worth s. 50 a pair. Special at
So 75.
The record-union., 1895-06-19
Yelling.

Black Dotted Veilings, Chenille
Dot and Tuxedo Net. They are
all worth double the special
price, 1Oc a yard.
Table Covers.
10 dozen Red and White Table
Covers, size I5-8. They are a 75C
value. Special price, SOC each.
Fans.
Jap Folding Fans in a large
variety OF designs. They are
regular Ioc values. Special at
Be each.