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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-22
Matka rratedniei

u Marysville, Kans., dosla We
stfedu spraya, 10 farmAfka j. Hill.
debrandtoyA pfinutila vsech syfoh
osm ditek, 10, III, y, 7, q, 0, roxy
a mesfch starych, k poSiti otraye.
ne kofaiky, na6ez sama samovrazdu
otravenim spachala. u dick rhstal
M ziyu jedine lllety hosfk, kteryz
do pffbytku sousedufho farmera se
doplasil zrravu hroxnem 6inu
matdind podal. X hroznemu zlo.
cinu tomuto dohnAna byla Hide.
brandtova nesmfrnou bfdou, kterou
po dlouhou jiz dobu nasledkem ne.
moci manzela, kteryz rakovinou
stfzen jss, nemocnici Kansas
City leaf, trpela.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-22
MOVE lpRivy OOMACl.
aron,ss aasic-ti.


minute Ishe 1theWtiif NfAtllt Hnrf
Tim poslsnoe Wilson's jolsn hIas,
tak ~ by pii spole6atm hlasovAof
9 ss6Atofa spolkoytbo nyni men
iins byli, kdeiio dive ros0ohlasf
bylo 6yni 90 otnamuIe, ls demo
hfatlchi senator ORilvie Ieat tab
tsioe nemoeen, ts die vtfokn u
ksisksho sotya as hads mooi sase
dAni Ietosniho - rhdssthiu. Tim
ovsem poneehAna byla by yh.iina
repubIikAahm, ! kdyby mtato 40.
! mieIdho Nlsopa opt,ns demokrs,
We rvlAilni yolhs, "a ddelem tim
vyp.aus, swollen byI Mimo toho
dintn Iost pokus ns ysi,i mandate
demokrs,iokemu poslsnci G.. Ren
ooyi Coyington ~ ns tom rAkla'
ds. 10 datavou pfedepsaudho staff
dosad nedssAhl
sralka ma mefi
n Boatonu oruAmeno dtery, ~
pfedohoriho ys6era sraril se rybkf.
sky skhnr "Fortuna" nedaleko ma
jAku highlandsk6ho q psrnfkem
"BarnstAble" q poskoren ton ma.
rou, 10 w 6tyfeeh minntAoh uto
null. Ze 93 lodnfka bylo jich "a
sachrAntno, jich pax hrobu We
chladnych vlnach nalerlo. srhika
ravinsna byla huston mlhou case
tom panujicf, tsk ze svdtla vystraa.
nd tepryd pax uviddna, kdyt jia
Imana sm6ru parnfku moznou no
byla.
Mluvil mnoho.
n M. j. Kelly, farAf katolickd Off.
1--we Cedar Mills, Ore, sesazen
:>yl pocAtkem tydne kndzskeho
dfadu sveho arcibiskupem Grossem
a rozhodnuti toto bylo papezskym
legAtem a kardinAlem Satollisn
schvAleno. Pan pater tento obvi.
fioval totiz milosrdnou sestru Will
liamovou, Y 6ele fAdu toboto v
Orcgonu stojfcf, Demravneho zi-
vota a kdyz pan arcibiskup, jak Sc
ffkA, hubu zacpati mu chtel, tn mi.
sto ably poslechnul, spustil jest6
hdfe a jednoduse panu arcibisku.
povi Y dasopisech fekl, ably radeji
nechal ma hlav6, an pry take ba.
rA6ku sc sklen6nou stfechou jest.
To ovsem byla subrordinace nej.
horsfho druhu a panu farafovi jed.
noduse ustfihnuty kvastle.
Kds je prayu!
NejvyaSfmu soudu spolkovemu
pfedlozena byla itery k rozhod.
mutt otAzka, zda Indiani wyoming.
stf prAvo mali, obvodu statu toho
honiti ever, kdykoliv toho Sc jim
xAchce, ii nda must jako kazdykoli
'ins honebnfch zAkond statnfch Sc
Eiti. Rozhodnutf toto vydano byti
ma pffpadu Indiana Racehorse
kmene Bannock, kterSz pfi posled-
nfch znamBch vttrznostech v Jack
son Hole pro pfestoupenf statnfch
xAkon6 honebnfch rat6en byl, po-
xd9ii ale soudem ma tom saklade
bsl propulsion, ze smlouvou, mezi
kmenem tim a Spojenymi StAty
uxavfenon, svobodna bonba India
ndm xajistana jest a zAkony stAtnf
ae pies smlouvu spolkovou jfti ne.
mohou. z rozsudku toho odvolal
SO vsak serif k nejvySsfmu soudu
spolkov6mu rorhodnutf tohoto
o6ekAv&no bude SO strany nfadd
mnoh5 5ch stAtd zapadnfch SO snadno
pochopiteln$m napjetfm.
Osudna sraika
dvou nAkladnfch vlakh drAhy Alleg.
hany Central udAla se v aterS ne
daleko Kittsnning, Pa, ma most6,
pies potok Mohoninq vedoucim.
U davxsanf ueSt1stf mast nod tfH
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-22
ysni Sd toma jsa,t buds pft d'sdy
sbolkoyymi pro vraidu tatden.
seehti speletne AkeIy

Jsk Jane ~ osnkmili, v,nihoal
' Perry, Okla, nemslt apof meal
btioohy 4 deruochy nAaladsem for.
hodnatf fsdy ssolai, jimi pro dilky
6efoosakt rvIAstnt ssoly sybraieny
. spoletnA pksAtdya akol ostasnieh
Jim sasAsAaa. 10 ovAem neIfbilO
"a tefnoobhm . ns lAdost jsjioh
vydAn rorkar soudni, jimi ssolnt
fadt takAsAno, lakBohkoiiy plekA.
lek ditsAm tefnoa.k}m ' nAyatavt
ktefdkoliy akoly klAsti rorkas
tsnto ' pondaii pIstnosti nabyl
LED akolni RAIDS doysdla 40 rorkssa
tomu ptknt yyhnouti mol ny Ger.
noohhm povoliIa, rsdsji yseohny
akoly rayieIs . prohlAsila, 10 ne.
cha je rsvfony taxi dloubo, dokud
dsruoai 80 rylAatnimi skolami -
ueuspokojf. Cernoii hrorf, 10 rsda
ikolai pro neyhinost aoudu do We
neni ysadisi dali, kterdmito pff
psdd walk b6loai rase hrori, ie vt
xenf rosbiii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-22
We prospech Kubancd.

Senator Kyle re So. Dakoty ma
vrhnul pondelf resoluci, kterouz
president vyzyya sc k uznanf I'd.
stupc6 vAlGfcfch Kubanc6, jakmile
by mu dokazano bylo, ze povstalci
sfdlo vlady maif ze "a mimi vet
sina domorodeho obyvatelstva stojf.
V padu tom nafizoyano bylo by
zaroveh presidentu, Kubance "a
moe valsfcf uznati.
Policie oklahomska jest ma
stope tlupe svindlerd, kteff mi
nulSch nekolika m6sfcfch temef "a
800, 900 falesnych bankovnfch po-
ukaxek do ob6hu dali.
" Atctison, Kan, zabavil
pondelf serif Larkin naxladnf vlak
drahy Santa Fe tim pfinutil tuto
ku zaplacenf dluzn5ch danf okres-
mich obnosu $4,000.
" st. Joseph, Mo-, prohlAsila
Sc munioipAlnf lfga pro pffsne pro
vAd9nf zAkona nedelniho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-22
OMAHA. NEBRASKA We srhepu "a. LEph 1896

kaha,a q tli hhdflkpyk sorg pe
tfoielem ~ potoka - siilily. pfi
deml petfoieI sybachful a trosky
ttmtf dplht poiAfem ,nidenY
4est ,lifeueh byio pii tom .nfiel
M pofshtno
0arerntf Iswskt,
Jackson, podsi ' hlert ,AkonodAr
slsu poselatyf syt, ntml aykdt,
ie obyvatelstya msIa lows ' foee
mihultm 1,0bs,isg teboi coo,
tp5 byIo iieh \ nAysttyt ikolui po
yinnyoh yydrtovAbf ikol veiej
ntoh vytsduIe rodntho nkkladu
sa 100000. staten yydrioskno js
Is fbsn3oh udsliAr vyaaich, Iei ns
ssltyoykby j.ou sa1s iAky Wy.
dfiovkbf hfadh stAtoiob q kryti
vsAkerfch stIoh syiadoyslo loni
dad 80 cth ~ osobu, col ~ manh !,
NED kter6mkoliv ss stAth soused
nfoh. v 81 okresu obyyatei
styem as7, 200, nebyl prodej Tho
win poyoleu a 800 lioeusf spolko.
vSeh tam yyxvednato. v AZ okrs.
stoh obyystelstsem 10000 byl
prodej lihosin povolen lloensi
yyrvednuto tam bylo 1914 PfGem
meet a. license ony obnasol ti, 1850.
l3tf.
Mui blaznem. kena mrt,a.
ZAmozny farmer Hans Ericsson,
nedaleko Belmont, Ia, bydliof, pfi.
verl va stfadu do Goodell nAklad
yepfog6ho dobytka = jelikoi shle.
dano, ie ndkterd kusy nemoonymi
jsou, byl IA zatSena prohlasen. To
d6inkovalo nan tou m6rou, 10 y ro
xumem 80 minnl xufiv5m 40 stall.
Kdyz manaelka o xat6enf jeho 40
dozved6la, ranena byla leknutfm
mrtvicf klesla mrtva k zemi.
IlromadnJm vrahem
sebevrahem Earovefi stal so v
Chicago Dan Peter Hougaard, v
6fsle 1851. ul. bydlfcf. Tyz
postal totiz Y nedeli pffteli jedne-
mu dopis, nemz oxnamoval, ze
seaa, manzelku i pet svych dftek
SO sveta sprovodf dmysl tento tez
jest6 t6ze noel proved. Kdyz totiz
pfitel omen hned po obdrzenf listu
onoho obsah jeho policii oxbamil a
tato do bytu Hougaardova vnikla,
sexnano, ze t5z po ulehnuti usnutf
rodlny loznici koboutek plynovS
otevfel a ma to klidne, rukama ma
prsou zkffzenyma, smrti vyckal. -
Cfm k sebeyrazde dohnAn byl, zna.
mo neni, tolik vsak zjiSteno, ze
prave jmeno jeho bylo Jams Hen
sen a 20 pied kratk9m casem do
Soustatf Danska uprchnul, kdyz
byl dffve obchodnf pfately sve o
100000 okradl.
Nedostane nahradu.
Nejvyssfm soudem spolkovsm
vydAno pondelf rozhodnutf v IA
dosti b. X. Johnsona, kterSz ma
Spojenych Statech pozadoval ma
hradu "a skody na majetku jeho v
Colorado Indiany kmene Utah spa
sobene. Rozhodnutf ono vyneseno
soudcem Brewerem sice zadost
zamftnuta a TO ma tom rAklade, ze
v case tom Johnson ob6anem ame-
rickym nebyl a co neobcan k ma
hrade se strapy vlAdy naif oprav-
men nenf
.'Medicina" nepracovala.
z Perry, Okla, oznameno pom
delf, ze cels kmen Pawnee indiana
opustil fanny sve a utabofil Sc u
Black Bear potoka, kdez provadi
znAmS tanec duchd pfi tom rhxne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-22

lie San Franciska ornameno v
itery. ie cfnskf generalni konsul,
Ii Yang Yew, byl vyslancem cfn.
skim 9 ifadu sveho sesaren a do.
savadnf tajemnfk ieho Fung Yung
Him, nAstupcem jeho imenovin.
Pffcina sesazenf ;eho rnAma nenf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-22

ksba,a . NJ nAdfispyt smy pc
tfolejem ~ potoka - siilily. pfi
tsmi peifoiel vybnchtal q ifosky
ttmtt hplht poiAtem ,ni6eny
4est ,lifeueh bylo pii tom snfiel.
nA nnfahtnn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-01-22
Neni kandidatem

u Washingtonu eznamovano We
stfedu, ze president Cleveland o
nominaci uchazeti SO nemfnf a /
kdyby mu nabfdnuta byla, tn prs
by il "a zAdnou cenu nepfiial. Wy.
jadfil prS se TAX sam, a6 cerne ma
bflem, pisemne, dati to odepfel, an
pry ma to jest6 5asu dosti jest. Ne
hneval prS by Sc, kdyby nArodnf
konvencf demokratickou nominace
nabfdnuta mu byla, TAX ably pffle
zitost dostal, tuto odmftnouti; pff-
lezitosti ID Sc mu ale as sotva do
stane, nebor 6ert certu v6f a kdo
vi, zda v poslednf chvfli by 81 to
nerozmyslil po nominaci by ne
hrAbnul.
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"Medlcina" nepracovala.

2 Perry, Okla, oznAmeno pom
delf, ze cels kmen Pawnee indiana
opustil fanny sve a utabofil Sc u
Black Bear potoka, kdez provadi
znAms tanec duchd a pfi tom rarne
"mediciny" pfipravuif. Rudoch
Crazy Horse uvafil PrS take jednu
medicfnu, o kteref tvrdil, ze matte
MIN t6lo neproniknutelnfm vnci
kulfm u6inano bude "zprubfro-
valn TO ma vlastnfm SVEN bratru
pred celsm shromazdenfm. Leo
medicfna nepracovals bratr ska
Gel Sc $ prostfelensm srdcem k
xemi. Ia trest byl mu cd nAcel-
nfka veskery dobytek kona raha-
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LOTS OF MIGRANTS.
A Batch OF Them Appeared in the
Police Court Yesterday.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. e. Dieterle was charged with having
maintained a nuisance on his property.
He asked that a week be given him in
which to abate the same, and his re-
quest was granted.
Frank Leonard, q seventeen year old
boy who claimed to have come from San
Francisco was declared to be a va
grant. and sentenced TO serve forty DAYS
il the County Jail
Arthur Williams, another youngster
found sleeping in a box car. entered a
Flea of not guilty to a charge of va
srancy. and will be put on trial this
morning
Walter Russell was also arraigned on
a vagrancy charge. but beat the statute
by swearing that he was a California
Indian. No one who saw him doubt ed
that he told the truth, and as as con-
sequence he was discharged, having first
promised to leave the city.
Fred Smith, who had been arraigned
on a charge of disturbing the peace.
and entered plea of not guilty. asked
and received permission TO change his
Plea to guilty. He was sentenced to pay
a fine of SO. He was one of the gang of
boys who had amused themselves by
throwing rocks at circus tent at Fiji
teenth and NJ streets.
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The GKAHAM CASE.
A Witness Who Saw Him Where the
r1iScflief Occurred.

The case against Thomas Graham
charged with having maliciously de-
faced a house that was being painted
by the Sullivan Kelly Company, was re-
sumed yesterday morning in the Po-
lice Court
Miss Anna Stanfield testified that she
resided at 1909 P street, near one of the
houses alleged to have been mutilated.
She had seen a man who greatly resem-
bled Graham near the Sixteenth andsP-
street house the evening the mutilation
took place She described the clothing
worn by the man, and said he was in
clined to be stoop-shouldered. She did
not see the man enter the house, nor
the yard in which the house stood but
did notice him go in the direction of the
steps leading to the house. She did not
see or notice his face, and was not pre-
pared to swear that it was Graham, but
that their general appearance were the
same. After the man passed by she
heard chipping noise inside the house
Miss Josie Stanfield testified that she
had seen Graham in the house at 1868
p street between $50 and o'clock on
the evening when the mutilation is
alleged to have taken place. Graham
was standing in the hall of the house
up stairs. and the witness saw him
through the window
On cross examination the witness sta
ted that when the defendant was
brought before her at the City Prison she
told the City Attorney that she could not
identify him as the man she had seen in
the house at Sixteenth and P streets
However, on seeing Graham subse-
quently she arrived at the conclusion
that he was the man she had seen.
The attorneys for the defense cross
examined the witness for nearly two
hours. but did not succeed in materially
altering her first statements.
This evidence ended the case for the
people and an adjournment was taken
until 3 o'clock this morning.
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WHY HE IS WANTED.
Grove l.. Johnson and His Record in
Congress.
Fror, the Stockton Record)

From the Stockton Record)
At the Democratic rejoicing held on
Hunter square last Saturday night,
when the slump of Jefersonian princi-
ples at Chicago was ratified, an attor-
ney of this city was chosen for Chair
man. AS presiding officer he introduced
himself by one of the longest speeches
of the evening. in the course OF which
he declared his ignorance of the finan-
cfal question, but promised his audi
ence to study up on it and address them
again.
This political teacher repeatedly de-
clared that the issue, the only issue in
the campaign, is the one of free coinage,
A question that he confessed he knew
nothing about at present. One thing he
did pretend to know-that was the ca
liabilities of Grove l.. Johnson. Mr.
Gibson paid a high tribute to Congress
man Johnson, acknowledging that he
was one of the ablest speakers in the
country. But Mr.. Gibson announced
that he would oppose Mr.. Johnson's s
return to Congress at every opportunity
and proceeded to oppose him by de-
nouncing him.
Silver coinage, according to the Dem
Ccratfc speakers, is the only issue in
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this campaign. Grove Johnson made
the ablest and most effective speech IN
favor of free silver that was delivered
on the floor of the House last winter
Free silver coinage, say the Democrats.
is the sole issue of the campaign. Grove
L. Johnson has a more consistent ana
mvarying record in behalf of silver
than any Democrat that was ever sent
from the State of California.
But Republicans have an impression
that Grove L. Johnson should be re-
turned to Congress for other reasons
The Republicans of this State are inter
ested in the protection of American in
dustries, and are quite well pleased
that California enterprise and industry
have so able an advocate in the House
of Representatives And the Republi-
cans of California are interested in
maintaining a healthful American spir-
it in public affairs, and are pleased that
their choice two years ago fell to a lead
er in the Second District that believes
in the Union and all it represents, and
will never raise his voice as one of the
constitutional officers of our Govern
ment to stir up sectional strife or en-
bitter class against class.
The proper course for any constituent
cy to pursue when it has once chosen
an honest and capable man to represent
the district in Congress is to retain him
in that place until his continuous ser
vice and assiduity have won for him
increased influence and position of au-
thOrity. California never before sent
a man to the lower house of the Ma
tional Congress that in one short term
attained the standard, gained the infiu-
ence and made the friends that Grove
l.. Johnson has during his first session.
He has been true, vigilant and industri-
Gus No matter was too small for him
to attend to, if it affected the welfare
of constituent or of his district. and
none was too large for him to under
| take if it affected the honor and pros
perity of the nation.
| Grove L. Johnson has the capacity to
| fill the place His broad mind is capa-
ble of grasping the issues. He, in six
short months, made himself a national
| reputation by championing American
| principles. His speeches during the last
| winter were among the best delivered in
| either house, and the effectiveness of
! his service is told by the fact that his
district received larger appropriations
| than from any previous Congress since
! the State has been organized.
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JAMES CLAPPERTON.
His Nephew Desires Information Con-
corning Him.

The following letter has been received
by County Auditor and Recorder r. T.
Cohn:
County Recorder, Sacramento-Sir:
Can you give me any information about
an uncle of mine, James Clapperton,
who came from StOnington, Conn.,, in
lS49 or 1850, and settled in your town
in 1851 or 1852? He was in the restau-
rant and bakery business with man by
the name of Pendleton. Any informa-
ton you can give me will be greatly
appreciated.
| have been Informed that he died
some years ago, probably in the sixties.
lie was originally from Edinburgh,
Scotland Chis birthplace), emigrating
from there to Montreal, Canada. finally
locating in Sacramento. where be died,
SO | am informed, leaving quite an es-
tate. His brother, my father, now de-
ceased, lost all track of him early in the
sixties.
Los Angeles JulV ~ 1896
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HOte! Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: o. A Clark and wife, New
ark n. j.; T. +. Snarkey, \. O. Reich.
Miss Mott. F. Dietrich. +. l.. Elsoffer,
New York: \. s. T. Ruddock, Nova
Scotia; II. G.. Maxwell, Sonoma: H. NJ.
Barry. Oakland; W f. Amann, ogden;
NJ W. M4ther. Denver: Rev. c. L. Mel,
Sausalito; T. L. Robinson, Fairfield; NJ.
A. Maynard, Suisun: Arthur j. Heine-
man. Alfred s. Rix. George TT. Jeffress,
l.. c. Eubanks, Z. p Dewey. S. Hollab,
K. II. Bradbury. G. c. Hall, F. r. Whit
ney. Mrs. b. Brown, San Francisco
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Raid bV a Burglar.

]. p. Ough's residence at Eighth and n
streets was entered by a burglar a
couple of nights since, who stole from a
trunk gold watch and chain, a silver
watch and some wearing apparel. The
articles We're the property of the Misses
Thomson
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ST. Paul's New Pastor.

Rev. c. l.. Miel of Sausalito is in the
city. He has received a call TO st. Paul s
Episcopal Church, and will begin his
rectorship in September. The reverend
gentleman enjoys an enviable reputa-
tion as a man of piety and scholarly
attainments.
The record-union., 1896-07-23

If Seh1llang's Best extracts
are worth 25 cents a bottle,
how much are extracts one
tenth as strong worth ?
Your money bac.S if you
don't like Sehill1ug's Best-
stronger and finer than any
other.
\ Schilling s. Company
San Francisco els
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Household Goods at Auction.

At 10 O'Clock a. m. on Saturday Bell
& Co. win hold another large sale of
choice household goods at auction at
921 X street; also, of horses and vehi-
cles.
At , p. m. the same day they will sell,
az ISL Twentieth street, ali the excel
lent furniture of five-room house.
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Dairymen Milk Cans.

Seamless necks, extra heavy and very
strong. See this can and get our price
before purchasing. American Cash
Store, Eighth and x
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Petition to Sell Grain.

A. 3. Humphrey, executor of the es
tate of Mary E. Humphrey, has peti-
toned the Superior Court for permission
to sell 200 sacks OF wheat and 500
sacks of barley belonging to the estate.
The hearing is set for July 31st
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To Quiet Title.

j. l.. Siller and L. G. Siller have COM
menced suit against Minnie II. Robert
son, formerly Minnie Fl. Brown. to quiet
title to lot in the block bounded by o
and p, Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets
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One Dollar

Will buy one bottle Sutter Bourbon,
the finest family whisky, or four bot
ties Idan-ha mineral water at B. K.
Bloch & Co, Fifth and J.
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Smiths Dandruff Pomade cures dand
ruff itching scalp and falling hair
Guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
or money refunded by Washburn &
Co
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Insane En- Route.

Sheriff Douglas of Nevada County
passed through the city yesterday, hav-
ing in charge Samuel Il. Crawford,
whom he was taking to the insane asy-
lum at Napa.
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Must be sold-Fine Square Grand
Chickering Piano, only $165. Left with
me for sale A. J. Pommer, Ninth and
J streets
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STAR CREAMERY. LOCATION OF
principal place of business is the Creamery
building, near Court1and Sacramento
County, California.
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of as
sessment levied on the 9th day of June.
1896 the several amounts set opposite the
rames of the respective shareholders, as
fnDn
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NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Cave Valley Gravel
Mining Company for the election of Di-
rectors to fill vacancies and for the trans
action of such business as may be brought
before the meeting, will be held at the
office of the Secretary, 62912 NJ street, on
FRIDAY EVENING, July 81, 1896 at s
o'clock.
By order of the President.
NELSON WILCOX, Secretary.
Sacramento, July Is. 1896. iy1f-td
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We are still cutting the price of sarsa-
parillas, pills and other patent medi-
cines. J. A. Green, Seventh and K.
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The Public Schools

Close Friday, and conditioned scholars
should then attend Howe's Academy,
Ninth and l.
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Electric light fixtures and electrical
supplies. Tom Scott the plumber,
30, I
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And in accordance with law and an order
of the Board of Directors made on the 6th
day of June 1896, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the Star Creamery bulldlnS
on TUESDAY, the 4th day or August
1896, at 2 O'Clock D. M of such day, to pay
delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF
the sale
II. J. STEPHENSON, Secretary.
Star Creamery, CORTLAND, Cal.
jy15-10t
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Fancy tube cake molds, 2. 5 and 10
cents at Hirsch & Son, 1913
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In the lead and going to continue
Cutbirth, photographers, Thirteenth and
K
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Pasteur germ proof filter. Egan
Bros, S21 K street.
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When Baby was sic%, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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DIED.

DIED.
MCLAUGHLIN - In this city. July 18th,
Thomas Mclaughlin, aged 6S years, ,
moi ths ana u days.
Friends and acquainrances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
Thursday ut 3 O'Clock p. m, from the par
lors of George II. Clark, l0l7 and 1919 Fourth
street
SMIrH-In this city, July 22d. Ellen A.. be-
loved wife Of Nj. /. Smith (sister of Mrs.
Mary Carrigan of Hohokcn, y. J., step
mother of Frank, John, Lizzie, Kittie Lor;l
and Grace Smith of Sacramento and Mrs.
NJ. Ill. Burke and Mrs. George Wilcox of
Fotsomi, native of Monmouthshire,
Wales, aged IS years, II months and "A
days. (klkhardt papers please copy.)
Funeral notice hereafter
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
BROOK KMAN-GAULT-I this city. July 18th.
by Rey. y. G. Hcrrck, Charles III. Brook
man To Lucy b. Gault.
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Violet-Mr. F%iddleback has asked me
to go to the theater with him tomorrow