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THE G. A. R. PARADE.
Governor Budd and His staff VIII Ap-
pear Mounted.

Governor Budd and His staff VIII APP
pear Mounted.
Independent of the high Office which ne
holds, Governor Budd ranks as Briga-
der General, and will appear on horse
back in the grand parade next Tuesday.
This will be the first time in many years
that the Commander-in-C Chief had ap-
peared mounted, and it is safe to say that
at all military parades he will be on his
war-horse. Several of his staff will ac-
company him, all mounted, and Colonel
Murray is making the necessary arrange
ments therefor.
The Brigade Signal Corps (mounted)
will act as escort, as there is no cavalry
stationed here. This condition of things
will probably hasten the changing of the
battery into troop of cavalry, when it
will be ready for escort duty on similar
occasions in the future.
The brigade staff will also accompany
and support the Governor. All will re-
port at the State Capitol to Colonel Muir
ray at 8 A. NJ. on Tuesday next, the 23d.
The Governor and escort will probably
ride with the Commander of the Grand
Army, and the entire procession will be
reviewed by them. All being mounted,
1t will be possible to carry out the review
correctly and with good deal of pomp
and ceremony.
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SELF-SACRIFICE,
The Aother's Conception of Her Duty
Was Clear and Her Purpose Firm.

The Aother'S Conception of Her Duty
Was Clear and Her Purpose Firm.
Miss Stella Delaney was lost in thought.
rms Is warning against venturing into
unfamiliar territory. 70 do Stella ius-
tlce. 1t must be said she seldom wandered
in thoughtful fields. But the present
was an extraordinary occasion.
Archibald Nandermillion had asked her
to become Mrs. Archi bald Vandermillion,
and he must have meant it, for he COM
United his proposal to writing and availed
himself of the postal facilities in trans
nitting it. Mr.. Vandermillion was not
by nature courageous man. He had
not the nerYe to propose verbally. That
is why he sent a letter.
Like the dutiful daughter that she was,
Stella Delaney laid the letter in her mann
mas lap and ask cd the maternal advice,
Mrs. Delaney read it carefully and then
said:
81 don't think Archibald Vandermillion
would suit you at all for husband"
why, mamma ?"
Well, in the first place. he is old
enough to be your father"
but, mamma, girls often marry elderly
men. especially if they don't show their
age particularly"
But that is precisely what Archibald
Vandermilllon does. He shows every
day of his age. Then, again, he has led a
fOAS "lAIl IIlS dG l0aSG thirty wears.
Think of that. He was sowing his wild
oats fully ten years before you were born.
An inexperienced girl like you could do
nothing whatever in managing man
like that. He has had his own way all
his lie, without the least restraint from a
Judicious wife, and it is very strange that
be should think of giving up his bachelor
freedom"
Hear me out, Stella, love. Not for all
mas vast wealth, nor for the elegant es-
adjustment he could give you, would 1
commit my delicate daughter OF l9 wears
to the care of such a man as Archibald
NandermllIIon. should be an unnatural
mother even to think of such a sacrifice
Tor moment. The sort of wife he needs
is one who can curb his unbridled in
clinations and habits, and transform him
into useful member OF society. For
these reasons, Stella dear, 1 have resolved
to marry him myself"
With the virtue OF self-sacrifice upon
her noble features, Mrs. Delaney swept
ous OF the room, leaving her daughter lost
In deep thought, as before remarked
Harper's Bazaar.
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CounterfeIters En- Route.

United States Marshal Grady came
down from Portland yesterday, having in
charge Ross and Richardson, the two
counterfeiters who were captured some
time ago with their plant at their den in
the woods, from which they had been
flooding the country with spurious coin.
United States Marshal U. NJ. Humphreys
of Reno met him here, and taking charge
of the prisoners look them on TO Reno on
the morning overland train.
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THE THIRD JUDGE.

Governor Budd Expected to Make the
Appointments To- bay.
This is the day on which Governor
Budd said he would appoint the third
Superior Judge for this county provided
for by the Legislature.
There are several lawyers in town who
are hoping that the Guberuatorial light
ming may strike them to-day, but If the
Executive has contided To anyone the
iact as to whom no has selected as the tar
get for his bolt, that person has guarded
we'll the secret. NOBODY seems to know
who il viii be.
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DRANK H. WING HAS REMOVED HIS
L Rubber stamp Factory to Old Postoffice
building; Office, second floor Room l6.
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Arrested for Burglary.

Deputy Sheriff Judge of the County
Hospital and Deputy Constable Fical yes
terday arrested a young man named
Harry Arthur on a charge of having
robbed house at the Italian vegetable
gardens, about a mile from Thirty-tirst
and NJ streets. on the M-street road.
The officers say Arthur was assisted in
the alleged burglary by another young
man, who managed to escape. Arthur's 5
preliminary examination will take place
in Justice Gandy's court at Oak PARK to-
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Who Can Give Information 2

Secretary OF State Brown is in receipt
of letter from Joseph P. Mccarthy of II
Stark street, Charlestown, Mass, inquir-
ing for information regarding Patrick
Barnett, who was engaged for seven or
eight years in mining in this State. The
letter naively concludes: ANY informa-
ton will be gladly received by me, as he
was wealthy"
A lady from Newark, n. J., also writes,
asking if the widow of q pioneer of 1878
is entitled to a pension, as she has under
stood such to be the law OF the State.
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DE CARLOW'S TRIALS.

His Grain Operations to be Once More
Ventilated.
W. 81. De Carlow is being tried in De-
partment One of the Superior Court on
the second charge OF having broken into
a freight car on 1 street last November
and stealing a quantity of wheat, the
property of the Phoenix Milling Conn
pany.
About month ago De Carlow was ac-
Quilted of one charge of burglarizing a
certain other car, and there is yet another
charge against him.
District Attorney Ryan is conducting
the prosecution, and De Carlow is being
defended by G. L. Jones.
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Police Court Cases.

In the Police Court yesterday Julian
Castro pleaded guilty to disturbing the
peace of Nettie Ross and striking her in
the face. He was fined $40, with the al
tentative of ten days in jail.
+. williamson was sentenced to three
months III Jail for stealing some garden
hose from sam NersikO.
Louis Edelstein was fined s. for cruelty
to horse in allowing it to lie sick in the
rain.
Frank Duffy, convicted of carrying a
concealed weapon, was fined So.
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Ready to Begin Operations,

The Felts Primary Battery Company
met at their place of business in this city
yesterday morning to adopt bylaws and
complete the organization. The full
Board OF Directors was present, and the
following officers were elected:
K. Watkins Superintendent OF Fire
Alarm Of this city, President; w. W.
Felts, ce-President; Thomas L. FOCAL
sang. Secretary; G.. w. Merrel, Treasurer.
An assessment was levied on the stock,
and the company is now ready to 90
ahead with its business.
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TakIng tho Body to Montana.

The sister of Blanche Lamont. the girl
who was murdered in San francisco.
passed through this city on the overland
irain yesterday in charge OF the body of
her sister, which she is conveying to their
home in Dillon, Montana
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Guilty of sImnIe Assnu1t.

The jury in the case of James w.
Grinter, charged with having assaulted
George Lohmeyer with deadly weapon.
with intent to commit murder. OH the
night of the 18th of last February, yester-
day brought in q verdict of simple as
sault. Grinter will be sentenced to- NOR
row morning.
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Claim Against a Guardian.

The suit of John C. Green against o. n.
Cronkite, formerly the plaintiffs guar.
dian, for the recovery Of S56I 81 alleged to
be due as the balance of 1896 81 which
Cronkite was directed to pay Green when
the latter became of age, is on trial in De.
partment Two of the Superior Court.
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Resolutlons OF nesnect.

a committee of ladies and gentlemen of
the Catholic Church of this city has pre-
sented Father Grace with copies of reso-
lutions of respect to the memory of the
late Bishop Mauogue.
sierra Nevada Division, Order of Rail-
way Conductors, at its last meeting
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ArticIes OF lucornoratfl,n

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed IN the Secretary OF State s
Office:
The Fraternal Mutual Building and
Loan Association. Principal place of
business, Los Angeles. Capital stock,
Sl,0O0,0O0, with William Meek, George
Tarner, Robert Sharp, +. G. Howes, John
Beck with, Daniel Innes, Charles a. Mar
riner, c. Brown and Octavius Morgan of
Los Angeles as directors.
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UIRE FALLON CREAMERY BUTTER,
only 4oc per square; cans Hawkeye
corn, 25c; NJ NJ tea, soc per b; 1S1a bs granu-
lated sugar for 81. A full supply of trriis
and vegetables constantly on hand at
LYNN'S, corner Fourteenth and y streets.
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fore the public by means of free popular
lectures. 1 believe it to be the duty of
each one of US to aid college extension in
this direction, and to give to every town
the knowledge so necessary to maintain
the public health"
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EUsIC AND ART.

EUSIC AND ART
GEORGE B. FRANZ, TEACHER OF VIO-
VI lin and cornet. Studio, Eighth and sts
HAVE YOUR PIANOS AND ORGANS
IL tuned and repaired by F. BLODGETT,
competent, reliable and prompt. orders left
at A. J. POmmer's, Ninth and J, or residence,
1919 l, promptly attended to.
GUITAR, BANJO AND MANDOLIN
VI Reduced rates, s 81 lessons, S5; / ) l les
sons, So. PROF. PALMER, 61O5 l street.
CCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK. lOl4
- Eighth street. Stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
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g FOR CLEANING WATCHES, 81 FOR
y L mainsprings; all work guaranteed. 4Iy
X street, next to Metropolitan Theater Cash
paid for old gold and silver.
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GROCERIES.

DHEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND f, Is
III the boss place TO buy your butter. Cream
cry butter, 35c roll; good butter, 25c to soc
roll; 2-ib can oysters, 15c; prunes, sc ID; 4
cans tomatoes, 2 sc; 10 bars soap, 25c; rice,
&c ID. tapioca, &c 10; sago, sc b.
DRY GRANULATED SUGAR. 1S15 lbs
for 81; Golden G sugar, 2I15 lbs for ST.;
Island sugar, 2 > Ds for 81; good corn, 4 cans
for 25c; 4 cans tomatoes, 25c: good butter
25c roll; best syrup, 6Oc gallon; Arbuckl le
coffee, 25c u; good tea, 25c d; good potatoes,
75c sack. SIAIONS & son, SIS IL.
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NotarIeS pubIic

Governor Budd has appointed and COM
missioned the following Nataries Public:
A. II. Blow, B. c. Fabrique and w. r.
Iempleton, Oakland II. A. Scott. Los
Angeles; w p. Harlow, Sacramento; j.
q GYla. Yehama.
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An Estate Apnraise. d

Howard Kimbrough, r. O. Cravens
and George w. Baker. appraisers of the
estate of Nellie Bessie Edwards. de-
ceased, have appraised the same at $500.
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EoR FRESH FISH DAILY, POULTRY,
L butter and eggs, vegetables and choice
fruits at bottom prices, go TO the Capital Mar
ket, 113o street. u. CoDEKAS.
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stockton Asylum Directors.

n. NJ. Orr, Joseph Stefiens, II. 0. South
work, Directors of the Stockton Insane
Asylum, w. II. Chestnutwood, Steward.
and j. A. Louttit, had long interview
with the Governor yesterday, and talked
over matters connected with the asylum.
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Killed I'm q Mine.

A Chinaman employed in one of the
mines near Folsom was accidentally
killed yesterday, but no particulars were
received by Coroner Miller. The local
Justice of the Peace was notified to hold
tho
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MR.. HOWARD, THE SPIRITUALIST.
Nl Palmist and Astrologer, gives life read
of disease diagnosed and treated. Advice
given on all subjects; 81. 516 X street.
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110O FOURTH STREET-FURNISHED
1.-Two rooms 81 and upward per week; nice
'front.' suite. MRS. w. A. CASWELL
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Hp no DArE PRICEs. srGAR CoRN- 5.

Up TO DATE PRICES: SUGAR CORN, sc
can; 4 cans oysters, 25c; 4 cans toma-
toes, 25c; ranch butter, 25c p roll; fine but
ter, soc. We sell the best soc tea; ATbuckle
3 ibs for 81; White Lily drips, zoe p gallon
good syrup, 35c p gallon can; 10 bars soap,
25c; bars Royal Savon, 25c, bars sand
soap, 25c; prunes, &c d. S rDs raisins for 25c;
hams, 1112c; shoulders, &c; sardines, sc;
crackers, DC boxi best flour, S5c. BEESLEY
d SON SO X street
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LoST-FcUND.

STRAHED, $40 REWARD-ONE GRAY
~ Horse, years old, weight about LOO
pounds; Two sorrel Mares, years old, weight
about 900 pounds each. The above stock
was reported to have crossed the bridge, going
toward Folsom, April 9th, about dark. Report
to W. ). BASSETT, Sacramento. ap17-6t*
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NTANTED-A GIRL IMMEDIATELY TO
w wait on table and do general house
work. Apply $40 street. aplS-3t
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

NEW GODET SKIRT CUT FOR 81 so;
~ cotton dresses, plain, 81 so; spring suits,
SO up. MRS. Z. CHATHAM, Dressmaker
1928 Seventh street. Country orders filed.
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OAK STOVE WOOD, So rs PER CORD
" delivered; measurement guaran teed: yard
on Iwelfth-street road; +. .. address, sos
Seventh street. w. II. BASLER
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GARDWELL COLONY-1O-ACRET CTS
~ only 500 per acre; water pipes will be
laid 10 each and every tract in said colony,
j. l. CARDWELL, owner, 1904 n street, or
3O1 street, Sacramento.
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BRowN's Bronchial Troches are an eff
fectual remedy for all bronchial affections.
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WANTED.

A GOOD SECONDHAND SMITH PRE-
n lnier typewriter Immediately. Address
w. w. W., this office. ap1S-2t@
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1911 SEVENTH ST. - NICELY FUR
III L nished double parlors; bath and gas.
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VNO LEFTOVER FLAT ON j STREET.
i Inquire OF h. PHILIP, 62S1& ], room s.
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111O SEVENTH STREET-NICEIY FUR
LILO nished room, and rent reasonable
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NHOICE HAY AND MILL FEED AT
~ your own price 1881 ] street. H. ].
DAVIS.
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n E. ADAMS, 11O6 STREET-CHEAP-
". est place for hay and feed. White wild
oats; also tule hay for carpets.
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TPHOLSTERING AND MATTRE Es
- made over at bedrock prices, by f.
BROWN, 1908 X street.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
y ST. Sixth street, Sacramento. Farm
hands, general help furnished and contracts
executed.
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N1Ol h ST.-2 DESIRABLE FURNISHED
LEI 2 front rooms for housekeeping; batn.
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ITO LET-THE PULLMAN SALOON. 3o5
1 street. Inquire at Palace Restaurant
500 X street
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OESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS
" cleaned; no dirt lowest prices w NJ
SLAUGHTER, 317 X and 53l 81.
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OF M STREET = TWO NICELY-FUR
y II nished single rooms Tor gentlemen.
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k0e K STREET NICE AND NEWLY
OUO furnished rooms; rent reasonable.
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DR. n. GARNER, NJ E. PAINLESS
IL treatment of every chronic disease by
eIectro-magnetism; accommodations toran in
valid; consultation tree, 9 to 12 A. NJ 2 to
?. NJ, 6 to p. NJ street, corner Fourth
No. 1431.
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1OO1 TENTH STREET-A NEW FIVE
1JHl room upper fiat will be ready to oc-
cupy about april 1st. Five blocks from Capt.
tol Park; flfteen minutes walk from the rail-
road shops; street-car line in front; rent, 3.
Inquire OF ISRAEL LUCE, I'll NJ street, or
GIL X
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Try McMorry's Teas. They are the
best IN the market. 53l NJ street.
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CARPET CLEANING.

QUITTING THE PRICE = FROM AND
- after this date VIII clean and relay car
RIVETT. corner Twelfth and o streets. Tele-
phone 292. The same high class work as
heretofore.
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NTTALL PAPER CLEANED-ALL. KINDS
w of wall paper cleaned by ELWOOD'S
dry chemical process; no dirt; wall paper
made to look as good as new. Leave orders
llllh II street. Sacramento
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PERSONALS.

fave YOU NOTICED THE NEW LOT OF
IL lawn mowers and garden hose WAL
LACE has? S13 TO S1T j street.
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WANTED-A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
w who is good penman and typewriter.
ADDRESS q. g., this Office. ap1S3t
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BOARD AND LODGING.

MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH STREET,
INl between l and J.-Centrally located;
looms in suits or single, with or without
board; board and lodging, So to Sc per week;
boarding, 81 per week, 81 3 per month; tran
Sients solicited.
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col ] STREET-CLARENDoN HOUSE
OH1 Nicely furnished front rooms; also,
rooms for housekeeping.
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CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

T-STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 2O5, COR
i ner Second and l. To everyone that wants
hay 1t Will be greatly to your advantage to
call and see our price list before buying else
where. Full weight guaranteed.
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A LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR, SAFE
~ quick cure guaranteed; any disease of ir-
regularity; sure relief though others fail;
Or write; strict confidence Room l, AS st.
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TO LET OR RENT.

EURNIsHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
4 Apply TO DR.. j. II. SHIRLEY, cancer spe-
cialist, old P. O. Building, Fourth and X.
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WANTED-A RESPONSIBLE PARTY
w with $1,000 or $1,000 to have exclu-
sive agency for Sacramento Tor the only
Natural Mineral Spring Water: guaranteed
or money refunded, TO cure rheumatism, cys-
tits, kidney troubles, gravel etc Address
Box p, this Office 1T
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DAG CARPET FACTORY AT 1914
IL Eighth st. MRS. JOHNSON, Proprietress.
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DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS IN
4 private family; bath and gas. Apply sos
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 16
w or II years OF age, who can write and
spell correctly, tor general ONCE work Ad-
Gress In handwriting OF applicant, A. B. c.,
this office. aDlS-2t
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BOOKBINDERs.

DOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
ID with good work and promptness. E. w.
BRUEN1NG, 319 street, Sacramento.
M AGAZINES. PORTFOLIOS AND PERI
Nl odtcals bound in superior modern styles
at SlLN1US Il SCHOENBACkLER'S, Cen
eral Bookbinders. 403 street.
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VOUR GRASS IS GETTING LONG. Rim
i one OF WALLACE'S mowers over il ana
note the result. SIS to S17 street
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adopted resolutions expressive of sorrow
at the death of James Darrow Hatch, one
of it's mem bers.
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IUlO Restaurant, board and lodging; good
home cooking and reasonable rates. Call and
give US a trial.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

ostro So karceni przez sam Opp.
Klar. Zah. pilnie u~wazajcie) RI.
N: ,,Nie jest rzecza Re-. N. walczyc
z mimi, (ZmartwychwstahcamD,
moze on ich tylko karaG. Wypada
dac i'm poznaG, re Rad ma ich W
s}usznem p~odejrzeniu, do czego
w m mi czynami po-
w6d dali" s4yszeliscie panowie
cd z}obu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
jakim panom s}uzycie co o mich
pisza Ojcu sw. Piusowi TX dono-
sza meczennicy kap}ani swieci i
prawdziwi patryoci?... To zupe}-
ME inne kadzid}o, jak to kt6re wy
ola zamydlenia oczu naiwnym ma
Geese O. Wincentego palicie.
My cosmy pisali, tego ME
cofamy, DO cofna6 ME mozemy, DO
my ob}uda zyc ME chcemy. wy zas
jak ~faryzeusze postepujecie, ME to
co W sercu czujecie, ale ola srebr-
nik6w, chocby i samego Pana Je-
zusa, gotowiscie z~aprzedaG, DO
VAN chodzi ME o pogwa}cona
sprawiedliwosc, ale o z16b, PREY
kt6rym sic tuczycie.
My to co6my powiedzleli, ME
W innym m6wilismy celu, tylko
rzeczYwiscie i istotnie, ably ten
starry grzesznik "a przewinienia
swe szczerze pokutowa}, i tax
swoja czarnq, pod}a dusze skrucha
szczera oczysci}; ably wichrzyc
zaprzesta}, ably nareszcie pomysla}
o swojem zbawieniu ma seryo! Pan
Bog najwiekszym grzesznikom i
zbrodniarzom przebacza, a chociaz
cielsko rozbestwione sic zrzyma i
wzbrania, mic to ME pomoze, trzeba
pokutowa6 temu, kto tax DUO
grzeszy}, kto lyle zawinif. -.
Eaten, odwagi!.... Ten kto
ma sama mysl o upamietaniu /
nawr6ceniu wscieka sic i kasa al
krzyczy, ten najbardziej nawr6cenia
i pokuty %potrzebuje. To przeciez
powszechnie znana jest rzecza.
Ojcu Wincentemu zyczac z
cafego serca nawr6cenia i wytrwa-
MIA W pokucie, a wszystkim braciom
Polakom zycz2c uwolnienia rych-
lego cd tego meza bozego... pisze,
my sic braterskiem pozdrowieniem
ola wszystkich.
Starry Obywatele
m1asta Chicago.
PkACIC IA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
Rezultat wybor6w
W Winonie.

Partya republikahska tym
razem zwyciezyfa. Pomimo jednak
ich zwycieztwa, cieszy mas, re SIG
nam udalo przeprowadzic dwoch
acknowledgement kandydatow'
mianowicie p. E. w. Rebstoka ma
assesora, i p. NJ. J. Kowalewsklego
ma aldermana czwartej wardy.
Jestesmy radzi, re nasz Kodak
otrzyma} ponowny wyb6r. Zasfuzyf
ma to i dlatego go popieralismy.
Procz tego wybranym zostaf $
Kodak, D. Jan Herek, ma dyrektora
szkolnego czwartej wardy. Byf on
ma obydw6ch tykietach, ma demo.
kratycznym i republikahskim /
wybranym bye musial.
Czasy sic zmienia pod zarz2adem
republikahskim; wolnosc i swoboda
ncierpis, DO p.Youmans jake znany
temperenceler, W urzedzie ma ora
prawdopodobnie przesladowac
bedzie salonistow / starac SIG
bedzie prawo niedzielne przepro-
wadzit, Republikanie zawdzieczaja
swoje zwycieztwo Ii tylko przeko-
naniu, re ready demokratyczne
Sprowadzi}y ia kraj IKE cieezkie
easy. Czy to przekonanie jest lub
ME Jest ia prawdzie oparte, ME
chcemy dzisiaj W to wchodzlc.
Wolimy raczej poczekac przekonac
sic, czy republikamie dadza nam
lepsze widoki ma przysz}osc. Badz-
my cierpliwi.
Cieszy mas take, re wniosek
puszczenia W obieg bond6w ia
plant swiat}a elektrycznego uie
przeszed}. Upad} wiekszoscia 1870
g}osow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

PkACIC IA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
Nas pOchwaia
OSwiadczamy naszym wsp6lob

Oswiadczamy naszym w~sp6lobywa
telom, ze cd dawna sprzedawalismy
Nowy wynalazek DR.. Kinga Or. Kings
New Discovery ma suchoty. DR.. Kinga
nowe pigu}ki zyc1a, Bucklena mase
arnikowa i Electric Bittels, a zadne
lekarstwo talk latwo sienie s~plzedawa1y,
ami tel zadne inne ME budzily lyle
powszechnego zadowo, enia.
Me waham sig reczye "a to
kazdego czasu lchetnie wr6cim kazde-
mu Gene kupna jezeli DO uzyciu ME
nastapia z adawalniajace skutki. lie
lekarstwa zdodyly sobie tax wielks
popularnos6 jedynie ola tego, re istotnle
p%omagaja
Mona dostac " A%p1ekach pod
Or}em ina. W. S.. Tomk,ewlcza
and Bro. 1855 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave., j 547 Lincoln ave., rog 8
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
PkACIC IA
SWiaReCtWa.

s. H. Cliffort W New Cassel Wis.
dreczony byl neuralgia ireumatyzme1l
zo}adek jego by@ W nieporzadku ,wetroba
jego by4a detknieta W zastraszajacy
spos6b, usta} apetyt, i okropnie ntracil
ma ciele i mocy. Try butelk,
Elektrycznego bitru. (Electric Bitters'
go ~wyleczyly.
E%dwardowi Sheppard, Harrysbdrg
III. ciekla rama W nodze przez 8 lat
nieustannie. Try butelkr Elektrycznych
kropli siedm pudelek Bukena masci ~arnikowej
wyleczyly mu noge. Jan Speaker, Catawba O., mial
piec duzych dziur febrycznych IA nodze i doktorzy
mowili, re jest niewyleczanym: Jedna butelka kropli
Elektrycznych i jedno pudelko Buklena masci Arniko-
wei wy!eczyly 60 zupelnie.
Molina dostat W aptekach pod
Orlem ina w. S. Tomkiewlcza and Bro.
1855 Mitchell ul:, r6g 2. v e l 81
Lincoln. ave., r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis.