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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-26
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
I'm short Stories

Stockholm, April 25.-The new CONNER
cial treaty between Sweden and Japan has
been ratified.
Chattanooga, Tenn, April 25.-Mrs. Fan
me v. King, widely known as a magazine
writer and newspa pers correspondent, died
to-day at her home In Scottsborough. AIa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-26

PRRF~ 0f-Page Medical Reference
DA Book
EhEE For men and women afiicted
] ahn knm with any form OF private dis
eases peculiar 20 their sex. err
r0rs Of youth. contagious diseases. female
trou Dles. etc send two cent stamps 10 pay
postage ~ fhe leading specialists ana physi-
clans Of this country.
IN. HATHAWAY a co,
22H South broad st., Atlanta, Ca.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-26

Robert. you can't have coffee for
breakfast this morning-the water-Dipe Is
frozen up.
con, well-make some tea then."-Tit-
Bits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-20
STATE NE WIS.

Col. ". Seward Webb Of New Yo,k city
whose country place at Shelburpe, thie
state. il the fuest 10 New Eoslsnd, hs'
contracted for rhe erection Of a msrblt
palace at Scarborough, \ Y at a cost OF
81, 500 900
O. W, 0. Hartman, Sheriff OF Tyler Co
". Ya,sppreci.tes good thing aud does
not besitat- to say so. He was almost pros
tr4ted vi a cold whsD be procured d
bottle Of Chsmberltu's Cough Remedy
h says: Il gave NJ prompt rehei !
fad It 10 be Al Invaluable remedy for,
coughs and colds. For sale by Bsyless &
Soale. druggist.
The Bsnoi Rton a Woodiord Electric
railway company have force Of "a men
At work rruoysuug the old hotel. ETC., 81
the terminus OF the aba ndousd Benniu p
toa 81 Rutlard railroad 10 Glastonbury, snd
all use the same A. soon rs the season
opens ss The pleasure terminus OF the line.
slr thousand dollars vii be expended 10
repalr- ou the builiiues
A Dee Moiurs woman sDo has been
troubled with frequent colds, concluded
10 try 40 Old rrmedy 10 new way. sud
accoriIusiy tosk tablespoonful (Ionr
iues the u,ual dos Of Guam b, rlaln =
Cough Remedy jus, b,i1re going 70 bef
TIE neat NOR ia shr iouDd tlst er colo
bad aImCst enuteiy disappeared During
tue day she took tes doses q the rene
q, lone tessI rouiu ats tin, sod st nigh,
.saiu took tablespoonful before going 70
bed. sui uu the following morning. Gwokr
free iron eli symptoms Of The cold, Since
then sbe ice. 90 several occasions, used
thi, remedy 30 liss u.uuer. With The same
good resuIt.. sud lie much ela,ed over her
di.coytfy Ct 20 q8tct . ~sy Of eurios 5
cold. For ISLE ty B,yirs. 4 soSIe, drug
sists
Rev D. ssse MscFsy, formerly Of ST
Albsr.. Tee received . ubsutmous call 10
the Rivtr,i5e Presbl ,erisu church Of
New YorE city, al sslsry Of s. 900. The
church is locstei ., the corner Of 72i
street and Boulevard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-20
SYNDICATE.

-Twenty SIX below Zero, Tuesday,
WheWi
-Four pertols were bsplised at the
Methodist church last Sunday,
George Dewey OF Hebron N Y, is
visiting his aunt Mrs A NJ. Hamilton
who is very i'll
DR. L f. Hoyt has good success with
bis cure for the nicotine habit, having cur
cd some old smokers and chewers.
Mrs, Ransiord Randall is at Gam
bridge ssung for her daughter who Is i'll
with the measels, while attending school
there,
AT the doustion the 90 OF January,
for the Rev. d. Perry, there was donated
1922 81 including expenses met at the
lime. After paying ell expenses there Was
Iet for the Pastor Slll.02.
- Mr. Martin, aged about so, who serv
e 10 the British army for % years, was
buried her Feb 9th, He was station
I'd at 81 Il alen, for some time and it was
very interesting to bear him relate stories
Of his army life
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-20

msi tta vfln ufa rr the E3fvaat hy J.
p err#u , Il rhd5ab vtlvne3 tie
ra.t.s st.. East5 sr3 ~ ia lthsIi 81 TIE
u.fsat I.sffr Najs vts ioiubtei ~
i.e etrgt arrtaitt sEA n1nri hntift'
gah Ibsflasisr isustE' sefe made ~
Mr. str3uas Tralital % the hsfsei
Gntsr. abe iaavrfT appropriate ~tT,
thttir4 ibe toa 4 tu3 people tt tbtf
aztec d.uas sbl tsteflsfgmsIl sud The
ma..c.t1s Tor tte ere hey bid g.rta.
lie llritd the bosr5 70 come 70 berse'
sftts attn early Day, auj az thiFk they
will. - zone d thea ftmsttrd that itt
IL enc # ne ve'y hsst pieces tbsJ ttve
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-20

Tie Farmer. meeti vas conducted
by M-,sst,. S,utari, Huls snd sller Of
The Bottd Of A.riculr0te, ,tbef mem 0efs
beius abseat 90 sceouot Of lilnsss, > ere
tsry 0iusl3@ srlrvd to speak 90 the lsst
evening only Tue tslEs we're very lustfuo
uvr, Among the spesEets from cot Of
iosusssE d Sal b, l. q , President Of
tie Bsueukll Valley Far A.tociatiou,
sbuse femsfE. we're listened 10 wub ciose
stteutisn aud elected great spplansr,
Nsuy sere pfe.ebt lrou Msbcbrster, 10
pert ans fAaitt Tie fright ioteluFehi
4urstIuls sskrd ttosed The istmeT IL
tbIttiug AID is ie - % uiEh modern
ldtas Ilrfe WAs c0uttdersble dissppuIut
meut 20 The fsrt Ct ,ome tbAi lady VITO
hid besG lssi ed 10 spesk sod is aatburity
90 '.pits sta cstss" sss uusb.e 90 BE- pre-
sfut oStus TO iIi besltu bot las libersl
msutet ~ abieA The la1iss entertained
lAe sttsustFs The lsst dsy eoUwbcsd tie
uost sEsptieal tbIl Dorset isaiss oal cook
fgr tie most i.stidicas. Iss Board wers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-20


Bsusgssy l.s bees elected est 81 1t
YHars a. TIE l,is College Daily NsT'
Is.4.ss 81 oaups'gers
Es, NJ rGsu retained 10 Csf
.,8g. Mess tassy. Be expects tor
,r,s b-rssla bis family gsit seek.
l,.rpeeis5 ,hs, Lev G. q reet G
n nssp,a.taa v,lJ sufply tee pulpit g
TIE Caa.fssat8aosl church ueIi raDd'y
Tue aas Peoples Literary CiaI
mssuss v.s pas,paaed set ~eft 'ad wi
meet sfsh Me, May Cgpe thu, Thor
d. evopiHs
E.r C. NJ. srretsaea sgsia supple
usraIplt =, toe Congregational ehatcl
Aaaa1 10 tho evening" be gave sDoihe
ls,sfe.,las talk 90 japan.
Geofss 4 NJ uer. who s 90 the '''f
e tue Nsy l9rs Herald hss received
s.bsssr.a from Esassu 10 70 20 drger'
% bauusss caaare, with the paper.
Tue rtu.sai Q1ats OF The hasemta OF Of
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sod n"'t'1s 's" 49, ,..-,,-..
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IA y.Yt uatk
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Wet a4ad slrset, heS lotE, where he
ulll tsmatu anvil bio return here May
lat
ne T. : .c,sty viii give AbIrthdsy
,.,uttbs clulcb paflor Ffiisy evening
- nm. sbo .ureds - expected to brig
r.,v pep,i.. ~ be or she i, yeats ola.
1ta,s u.ll be supper aud entertainment
ra,.bps ch.pye IN the
.4.s.., ot,ss weak SATURDAY
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Z.fo sud MoodaY morning eighteen be
Ina The slplghluR ia nos excellent.
Fg.rls are being made 10 haye sun
a., scnasl for teachers 10 this town for
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-20

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.rhsn
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~ s,ls.4aJ.C Hastlttiate. He zee.
nrs saaa.s cot ED be.os rather tbsr
uars o. ussF saaas
Ms Wm. Wtlsas hsf tstor hor luil'
s.ssauf. @ty, 20 Nsw laft vAefs sb'
.ilI ttu.0a ter. tine audrt tue cate Of :
phrur.sa vAalssfroe.s'fd
-TAenenbtn Is ste sbsf club ciarsi
,bsIf sessou festivities ~i'h sislshTl5'
10 Dorset 90 Monday srsutas Eleven
esarl,s iorne3 the eampsuF.
-- Tue Pastor Of the B.puss csufeh s'ii
pre.ct put sapdsy moratns 90 we "ls'
Tor. s1a bi.f-lsiaes to the C1orcb 10
the ercuies oa toe UaseHeaah'e Riches
q Chn,l
/ -Kssant ue.iteg q tie Aioo,'sm
. CHARTER O. J. 3 Iaesasy evening Il is
etpsct,a tba uro O @aoieocE slIl Rise
- a.. II..t.,r - Al "a
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Katl.u3 slets ste hss been Tor several
ueeks vilh Der ZOO, Sir L A. Bentley,
jgrss tue absence Of biz wile 10 Boston
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ness pno'e ~ IL '' We ''''s' Ivy
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hti' OF toe h'l ''s' '"''''' ''''
tetno'u sha s'e1''R' .u. q"
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charge OF Tue He'''os'' "'.''''"" ~
tended 10 SUNDAY S''''''S 1t" '"p'''' '''
set boud'i''e "Dl f"tu To Senn "'''s"''a'
aud 1t Is hop'a ''"'' VIII o' urge 81 u
dance from '''"''' ~ '0"u supper VIZ
be severed 10 tue Nre''y
Wednesday # tbs week Is Ash Wed
uesdsY, the FIRST day OF Lent. Inc ser
Wees 81 '''' LF''''P'' ''u'0N Wv '''''
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MI. r.a,.a.,o,. and ..,man
,,a'l,,Iao. sy.o,og p,.,s, and address.
.t-aU Ga the sopd.ys 10 Lsot The ser
vices viii be as usual throughout tue year,
ats O'Clock a cell Lration OF the Holy
Communion With the exception Of the |
dtst Sunday N March when 1t will be
held at the II O'Clock seF'l'eI morning
prayer and sermon AZ II o c'o'h' ao' ~
eniog prayer ana sermon Al o ''o'A' va
wednesday '''"'"t' ,''n ar, - ~ -
'u ''''s 81 90, r..,i1.., ,to uoI,
ttgs OF CLOCK oe'eof'''oo " '"e iio''
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class az tue 'e'''eo'' u N'' '''U'
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MANCHESTER CENTRE 'cHooL'
Reports will be ont near the end OF
the term.
Tha nemhsr. n the Rand ot Mercy
ara n hsya badges
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-20

NJ. Johu flynn is &c very Foor
health.
--T~euly f9ur degree. belos 2 ro Mon
day morning
ME- Whitney, 40 Sgd stdeo' Of
Nartl plnet died Tuesday morning.
-FnoE Brguster OF Manchester Centre
~ dolas the carpenter sork st the Freed
icy. oil
Ms Eums Lu,ber) HsrWood OF
Bennington VISITED Mrs. Geo. Coping 'e
equity
w. D, Ames sent to lston Moudsy
to see shout The November chetse. winch
wss reported poor
- Tue household goods Of Cur'is BATHS
will be sold at suctlon. at Freedleyvllle,
Thursday, Feb 20 at ?, IN.
- Miss smith. 50 tloculionist from Con
nectlcut. gave pleasing euteftslnmeut 81
the church last "Wednesday evening.
- There will be a soolsbe Of school
house hsIl, Saturday eve Washlog'ons
Litthdsy Each lady is rcq1ts'ed to
bling cake aud sprou, either white Or
colored. There vii be Columbian drill
which viii be q lite attractive There
should be large atteud.uce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-20
SUNDERLAND,

Albert Houghton, who resides in New
York STATE, has been making his father q
visit
o. Tuesday morning some OF our Their
mometers marked more than 30 degrees
below Zero
- Lnmberipg Is now quite lively there
being plenty Of snow. Bacon Is getting
10 u good stock,
The B,ro school cosinR last week
has the following report: The pupils be
lrR The most rsgu 10 attendance were,
Merle aud George Pike Alice Holt, Mary
und Bsrtha Gale, Giles Bacon, Helen
Stone. Ome Hougbton, Willie, Arson and
Nellie Bacon. The first Fix Of the above
scholars we're not absent nor tsrdy during
the term, hose receiving highest
marks for scholarship during the year
were, Alice Holt Helen Stone and George
Pike. Mary Z, Gregory, teacher.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs Dyer Ostman has recently pass
ed her 93rd birthday and is ia comforts
BILE health
Our lum betmen are very busy improv
ing the fine sleighing Our mills will be
we'll stocked mp,
DAVID Andrew il very low and not e1
pected to live. His brother. Marx, who
came TO re for bin. was taken Ill and had
to go away expecting to be taken to the
Soldiers Home.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22

Eronir, Iuicn.
Srpmberg. Der IusItano Der
Sl0Bcr n6hert Ii4 isinsm Gnpe, Gin
Shcil Der 2eute bat bereits bic arbeit
uteber dui9snommen, ra6oem lire
uiGtigiten Sorberungcn betpili9t NOR
osn Ipa1en. On
SoImar. Der Der grdfosnt
bat u,lf 9tntru9 bes @usiauFe5 sur
ErriGtlng etnes areis : &rieQeroentz
mails i,c, nit nar SinausI9ieburg oes
3ic9unGstagsS fir Die 2oitsrie bis gum
%. mars 1897 eirpsritarbr erttSrt
inter or Teoirgnng, TAB auf e. aigs
GniuGcT Hereits nahipeisblr boz Der
BerSitrtljGung Der @trGuoernug oes
3iehuHGg!c3e2 getaufte 2ooIe 9eseu
RiiCac,uGGr RES @reiIeS 3uriidgenpmz
men tre.ber. Der 9ertrieb Der 2upTe
LIT auf Die GreiIe 3olmdr. Gsnrnrtau.
GGirIiB, BongrotpiB uno Sbornif be-
fGrdntt.
ppFeu. Gem comuAnbirenoen
@enerd! oes s. 4rmeecorpS, b. Gsedt,
purbe pom Safer Der S6wur5c Xos
Ierprben uno pom aaiier bon Rublano
Der @siBe 9tolerorbsn Oerlisben.
.la &ruDti; Shleiitn.
grestop. @abrenb Der 9aiiers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22

Iugsburg. Sier tpuros elm in,
ternationaler @duner Iamsus Marz
fopiti6 uufgsgriffen. SIN 9eiiB bss
@erbafteten fano man cine Wtsnge
falider OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb
5ormulars, ferner Repolpsr unb MeIz
Ter, ippie cine 2simrutbe, OermittelIt
ipelber er SpferitOdoisbitG6le ausgsz
iibt gu baben Ideint. 9as S6OfFens
geridt perurtbeilte ben Gaunsr gu 46
Sagen GAIT; iobann pirb er no9
Sal3burg aus9eIiefert, BON mo aus :r
tpegen ginbru6bie6itabls itedbriefli6
perfolet piro.
W il n Of n.Sn ben leBtcn 5asen
finO pisoerum ungefdbr 80 SaberfrSbz
treibsr gsfGnSi4 eingeSosen tporoen.
@sitere 8erbuftunsen iteben beoor.
Del ais Saberermeiiter perhaftste
The record-union., 1896-09-15
SPECIAL MENTION.
The Water Wheel and Its Suitable
SURROUNDINGS

As usual, Schaw, Ingram, hatcher &
Co. have one Of the most notable ex-
hibits. The idea effectively worked out
this year ts that of an immense water
wheel thirteen feet in diameter, making
two revolutions a minute. A high cliff
looks natural as life with moss and
| real grass. From it appears to fall a
sheet or water represented by painted
canvas and dropping chains. By this
the big wheel Is supposed to be turned,
but really by a small single horse
power motor concealed beneath the
cliff and making 1,S00 revolutions a
minute. The power gained from this
motor can be estimated when it is con-
sidered that the large wheel which It
turns is heavily laden with hardware.
From beneath the waterwheel the
stream appears to wend its way beneath
a bridge composed of saws, planes.
files, pulley wheels, brass gauges and
other metal goods, emptying into a
grass-fringed lake. upon the surface of
which hunters boat and a solitary
duck rest contentedly From all parts Of
the display shine bright-colored cleo
trio lamps, and thickly and effectively
clustered upon cliff, wheel bridge and
>, g.
bits and bit-stalks, hammers, axes.
hatehets, table-knives, spoons, gongs,
rules, shears, compasses, hinges.
screws, cleavers, and a thousand arti-
cles Of shelf and builders hardware.
At one side is fashioned of sections of
steel-hydraulic piping a structure in
tended to represent the front of an old
log cabin. This is composed entirely Of
1 Il
close of the fair
Scattered about are piles Of rope, rub
Der and leather betting. hedge-clippers,
lawn mowers, ore car blacksmith outfit,
sticks Of solder, sacks of shot and other
selections from stock. The verdict of
very many visitors is that the Pavilion
contains no more artistic or effective
display than that of Schaw, Ingram,
/ hatcher e. Co
The record-union., 1896-09-15

FOR SALE-PIPE ORGAN; FOUR FULL
stops. pedal bourbon right. Suitable for
small church. Apply OLD Eleventh street.
The record-union., 1896-09-15

PAGERS in the 2:30 class, and the start
ers will be:
lakewood Park Stock FARMS b. f.
Flash, by Egmont
E. j. Weldon's CHI c. Ben Wilkes, by
Easter Wilkes; dam, Daisy.
River View Stock Farms blk. f. Tele-
phone, by George Dexter; dam, Oak
wood.
Alex. Browns br. f. Majella, by Will
Direct; dam, Theo.
In the auction pools on the race Ma
jella sold for $40 against So for the
field.
TROTTING+2:17 CLASS.
For this race, for a purse Of 81 900
the following named horses are an
| pCunced to start:
Henry Olsen's b. m. Lady Thornhill
by Billy Thornhill; dam, Flora, by
Black Boy
Winship & Keating's blk. m Gazelle
oy Gossiper; dam, by Governor Booth
DR.. G. B. Soners' br. m. Margaret
Worth, by Alex. Button; dam, Adeline
Patti, by Effingham.
Palo Alto Stock FARMS b. m. Athena
| by Electoneer; dam, Ashby, by Gen
eral Benton.
Jno. Cross gr. 6. Carlyle Carne, by
Hambleton's Mambrino; dam, Lady
Gray
| Thos. Smiths blk. f. Stella, by Geo
| Washington; dam, by Mcdonald Chief
DR.. H. 81. Howson's b. 6. Chris Peter
sen. by Deputy; dam, Virginia Wilkes
by Denver Wilkes.
| With Gazelle barred, the pooling
was: Chris Petersen $40. Athena 81
Carlyle Carne 50 and the field So.
PACING-2:17 CLASS.
The third race will be for 2:17 PAGERS
for a purse Of $1,000. with these start
ers:
Henry Olsen's b. 6. Prince Bismarck
by Almont Patchen; dam, Blue Bell.
McCarty & Blasingame's b. M Bon
ME Belle.
Vendome Stock FARMS ch. g. Oul
Boy, by Vernon Boy; dam, by Wapsie
La Siesta Ranchs ch. e. Promise Me
by Steinway; dam, Lady Flaxtail
by Flaxtail.
w. w. Whitney's b. g. Sam H, By
Tuckehoe; dam, Marguerite, by Echo.
c. A. Durfee's b. f. Jennie Nc, b,
Mckinney; dam, Leonor, by Dashwood
| w. H. Stimson's blk f. Sophia R., b.
Roy Wilkes; dam, Ferna, by Montans
Wilkes
Our Boy was the favorite at $40
Sophie r. $40, Jennie Mac So, Promis,
Me 80 and the field SS.
The record-union., 1896-09-15
STOOD HIM UP.
But he Was Not Compelled to Take
His Own rIedicine.

Yesterday morning word was received
at the Sheriff's office that D. w. Robert,
a patent medicine peddler. had been
robbed near Clay Station by two
masked highwaymen.
He was driving along the road to lone
in the evening when two men with red
handkerchiefs over their faces and
armed with guns, stopped his team, and
one kept him covered while the other
robbed him Of $50. He cannot give a
very definite description of the robbers.
The record-union., 1896-09-15

THE ADDRESS OF FRED c. burgess, OR
any information concerning him, will be
Thankfully received by his daughter, Mag
gie now living in Detroit, Michigan Mr..
Burgess LETT for the West in 1870. and was
known to be in Sacramento in 1885, or
support OF his daughter. Since 1856 moth
ing has been heard of him. His son, W. j.
Burges, was with him in Sacramento.
Mrs. Burgess died shortly after her husban nd
came to this coast, leaving an infant daugh-
ter, who is now about 26 years of age. Ad-
dress Record-Union Office, Sacramento,
Cal, or WM. BISHOP, II McGraw Block,
Detroit. Mich.
The record-union., 1896-09-15
/" Sacramento Day.

Thursday will be Sacramento Day at
the State Fair. The merchants and
others have agreed to close their places
or business at noon and thus give all
their employees an opportunity to at
tend the Park in the afternoon. There
should be at least $4,000 people there
on that dav
The record-union., 1896-09-15
Goodman Got Away.

Yesterday morning while the crowd
was leaving the Police Court room G.
Goodman, who robbed Chung Yep, and
whose trial was set for Wednesday,
sneaked out with the throng and made
good his eScaDe
The record-union., 1896-09-15
FOR TODAY.
Two Pacing Races and One Trotting
This Afternoon.

There are three harness races on for
to-day. one for the 2:30 two-year- old
pacing class, one for 2:17 trotters, and
one for 2:17 PAGERS. There are sew
eral fast ones in the list OF starters,
and from the way the pools sold last
night 1t looks as If there will be some
notly contested heats.
PACING-TWO-YE -YEAR-OLDS.
The first race is for two-year- old
The record-union., 1896-09-15

Invest 2oc in the purchase of a pack
age of &C. c. c." Java Blend Coffee If
you are not more than pleased after
using half of it, return the unused part
to the &C. c. c." corner Tenth and K,
and the full purchase price will be re-
mitted to you.
The record-union., 1896-09-15

OAK STOVE WOOD S5 80 PER CORD;
summer wood in 4-foot or stove lengths,
S4; measurement guaranteed. Leave
orders sos Seventh street. w. II. BAS-
LER.
The record-union., 1896-09-15
En- Route for Folsom.

Deputy Sheriff Ayers of Kings
County passed through here yesterday
en- route to Folsom with Emmett Nc
Pherson and George Brooks, who will
each serve one years time there for bur-
glary.
The record-union., 1896-09-15

IES-CHICHESTER's ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brand) are
the best. Safe reliable. Take no other.
Send Az, stamps, for particulars, Relief
druggists Chichester Chemical Com
pany. Philadelphia, Pa. Tu-W-S
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WANTED.

TO A GOOD RELIABLE MINING MAN
There Is a grand opportunity to secure
control in thoroughly equipped hy-
draulic gold mine, in full running order.
small investment will secure this valu-
able property. For further information
address $685. this office, at once. s15-1w
PLAZA AEMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NINTH
and 1--Situations procured and all kinds
of help furnished. w. A. WALL Prop.
Cap. Tel. $780, Sunset black 564.
WANTED-SEWING MACHINE OPERA
tors at the L. Elkus Company.
WANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 ON
good city property. z. o. box 4O8.
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JUST ARRIvED-MRS. DR.. TERRY,
the most wonderful medium Of the age:
tells your past, present and future in
dead trance; call and be convinced; Or
cles Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Office at GIL K street. rooms 4 and s.
Letters answered; confidential.
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Same day-Trotting, match race for
500 a side.
@. A. Hugs br. m. Charivari, by
Sterling-Alice (owner) ........... I 2 I
". =. Fuller's ch. &. FitZsimmons,
by Dexter Prince-Lady Fracture
(owner) Observation-Disclosures. 2 2 1 2
Time-2:2S. 2:211a. 2:21a4. 2:23. 2:27.
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Dairynen MIX Cans.

Dafrymen Milk Cans.
Seamless necks. extra heavy and very
strong. See this can and get our price
before purchasing. American Cash
store. Eighth and K.
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GENTLEMAN WISHES TO MAKE THE
acquaintance Of maiden lady or
widow between 20 and 50 years Of age,
with means; object, matrimony. Ad-
dress ID. 8. t." Box 194, Oroville, Butte
County, Cal. s11-6t'
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LUNG SPECIALIST - CONSUMPTION,
Bronchitis and La Grippe readily cured
D. P. Kayner, NJ. D., Davis building,
AL K street. Consultation free
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Fall of ,9G.

The latest styles in shirts. Beautiful
select patterns. See show window
VIM. NJ. Petrie, 622 J street.
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Prescriptions reliably compounded at
Green's new drug store, corner Seventh
and K, Golden Eagle Hotel block,
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AN EASTERN LADY GIVES MAGNET
ic massage and alcohol baths. Both de-
Hghtful and refreshing. A sure cure for
rheumatism New York House, 1117
Fourth street, room s. s13-lw
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FOR FRESH CLANS AND CALIFORNIA
Oysters, wholesale and retail, at lowest
prices, go to 924 Third street, l and j.
Sacramento.
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ATTENTION WANT SITUATION AS SU-
perintendent of farm or viii rent farm fur-
nished, on shares; understand business,
willing worker: best references. Call at or
address 1920 Twelfth ST., Sacramento. sl4-lwS
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Call and get our prices on stoves. NJ.
Hirsch. 1913 and 1O15 street.
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Sixth California Infantry Volunteers
will confer a favor on a late member of
that company and regiment by writing
to w. II. HAINES, at Macdonald Fay
cite County, West Virginia. s15-3t
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A. +. A. MEETS EvEk1 FRIDAY EVEN
ing, T. o. O. 4. Hall, No. 8. first and
third; No. 20 second and fourth All wei
come.
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DR.. Weldon, S06 J street, extracts
teeth without pain: local anaesthetic-
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TO.Day's judging.

At 10 o'clock to-day the committees
VIII judge roadsters, draft horses OF
all classes. mules, jacks, jennies, Hol-
stems, fat stock and swine
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GENERAL TRUCKING AND JOBBING:
cut rates by e. Hawes, 1121 Q street.