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The record-union., 1897-12-23
Orphan AsyIun,.

Song. Merry, Merry Christmas" 4"
school; Christmas Chimes" Walter
Drake; Where Does Santa Claus
Live?" Willie Chapman; Christmas
for the Birds" Celia Van Tassell;
What Is the Thought of Christmas?"
responses My Choice" Birto Chap
man; song, Carol Around the Xmas
Tree" Carol Singers" Lora Williams;
Loving Little Girl Eva Giants; No
vember Party" Elsie Eddinger; "Har-
rys Letter." Lloyd Hewitt; Notices, y
class recitation; Santa Claus on the
Train Ella Logan; song Xmas Bells
Are Sounding Clear" Christmas" :"
Bert Leeper, R. Chapman, Lee Stice, B.
Baglioni, f. Biarino, L. Hewitt, T..
Glenn, Dan Schuman, F. Probert; "a
Little Confusing" Laura Grumsen;
Chestnut Burr" Annie Grumsen; "A
Puzzling Question: Delano Wade;
Angels Song" school; Xmas for Our
Pets" May Hodgman, Hattie Adams,
Maggie Rodriguez, Helen Nordlaw;
What Ted Found in His Stocking" >"
Grace Shockey; ITO Santa Claus"
Alice Hughes; Grandpa and Bess,"
Dora Nesbitt; Christmas Rose"
Grace Roberts; James Methodisnl," 4"
Dan Schuman; Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas" school; Santa
Claus and the Mouse" Pearl Shockey;
Two Stockings" Harry Venter; song,
Carol, Carol Christmas remarks;
song, Christmas Bells"
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NEW TO-DAY.
AUCTION SALE OF HOPS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
on FRIDAY. December q, 1887 at the hour
Of ~ O'Clock noon, at the Sacramento Ware
house, corner Front and r. streets in the
City of Sacramento. as auctioneer. l Will
sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder, Ss6 bales of hops of the 1897
crop of w. 3. and J. W. Roddan, grown on
the Roddan Hop Yards in the County of
Yuba. State OF California.
At the same time and place, l will also
sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder in order to enforce a sellers
lien upon the same. ST bales of the hops of
the same crop as those first above. de-
scribed.
At such sales either the defaulting buyer
or the seller or any other party in interest
or any one else may bid and become the
purchaser.
Each bidder at said sale and intending
purchaser the~eat will be required before
Ii o'clock a. IN. on said day of sale to de-
pest with n7e in cash 3 per bale Tor each
and every bale to be bid upon by such III
tending purchaser or bidder or the equiva-
lent Of SEfeh cash
The said hops are now at said warehouse
ard fun inspection thereof may be had at
any time before said sale
Dated Sacramento, December ., 1897.
d22-2t w. Fl. SHERBURN. Auetioneer.
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berger, Willie Van Zee, Dave Reid,
Ralph McClatchy, George Poorman,
George Dutton, Archie Johnson, Walter
Bentley. Harry Carlson, Arthur Felt,
Chrissie Jones, Philip KamenZind.
Lewis Lands, Joe Lands, Willie Will
Ianls, Arthur Stillwell; recitation, The
Marriage of Santa C9aus," Rita Mat
hews; recitation, santa Claus at His
Works" Edith Hammer; song, Merry
Christmas Has Come school; dialo-
sue, Dolls Christmas Mabel Wright,
Mercedes McGinnis, Carrie Teichert.
Vera Owens, Elsie Treanor, Haidee
Madison. Emeline Wiseman, May Show
ler Elsie Orr; recitation, THE Night
Before Christmas Valentine McClat-
chy. Eavira Ledesms, Avice Hall, Violet
Gravel, Rosa Pierini, Grave Lewis; re-
citation, After Christmas" Ora Rusk;
song, "A Song TO Santa Claus Myrtle
Ross, Lottie McGinnis, Edna Baker,
Oneida Wilhelm, Title Pferini. Claire
McClathchy, Mary Stillwell Callie Den
ming. Mary Jones. Phoebe Huber, Edna
Hill, Gladys Book. Addie Wood reci-
tation. "Old Santa Claus" Rudolph
Gidlund; recitation. BEST Tree of All"
Adam Damn; recitation, "Santa's Sc
cret," Beatrice Woods; recitation, THE
Brownie Men, Otis Oldheld: song,
Sleigh Bells,'' school: dialogue,
Christmas" Clarence Eldred, Harry
More, Willie Berriesford, Arthur valen-
tine, George Popert, Jed Dunckhorst,
Roy Gravel. Eughie Rusk; recitation,
"Santa's Helpers" Ruth Pepper; reci-
tation, Sing a Song of Christmas Pie"
Myrtle Ross; dialogue. What the
Mother Goose Children Want for Christ
mas Charlie Hintze, Oscar Newman,
Dora Newman James Popert, Horton
cia Ledesma, Nina Brooks. Julia Pier
ini, John Pierini, Bessie Robertson, Geor-
gene Smith, Marguerite Reid: recita
ton. Christmas Night" Rie Treanor;
recitation. THE Christmas Pie" Claire
McClatchy; dialogue, Christmas Flow
ers," Blanche Brewer. Ruby McGilli-
vray. TilIie Gr-uhler, Edith Gruhler, Eva
Gravell Pearl Cook. E,tna Claypool,
Edna Grove, Avis Hall, Mayda Neff;
recitation, THE New Santa Claus"
Robert Bentley; song. Christmas"
Harry More, Willie Berriesford, Jed
Dunckhorst, Clarence Eldred, Hughie
Rusk, Roy Sampson, Arthur Valentine.
Louis Townsend, Robert Bentley,
Charlie Woolston, Floyd Moore, Alfred
Oldfield recitation, 1.-The Mince Pie
Grandma Jimmie Treanor; song,
Happy New Year. school.
A Christmas tree will follow the ex-
eTCiSeS as announced
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Sacramento Grammar.

Song by the school; recitation,
"Christn as" Josephine Seaman; piano
duet. Meta Breckenfeld and Ralpha
Hale: recitation, THE Christmas
Chimes" Lena 'Strader. Julia Kirn,
Terena Jennings, Irna Phleger. Clarita
Blair. Bernice. Smith, Adele Byron;
chorus, The Pilgrim Fathers" Masters
Ashley, Causeley, Carmichael, Ellis,
Gilman. Kidder, Michel, Noack, Thorpe,
Wallquist, Starting, Scholes. Schuster,
Kaufman Weiger, Cunningham; reci-
tation. The Song of the Market Place,
Gladys Hale; cornet solo, The Star
Homer Harter Josie Boedefeld, accom-
panis0: recitation and carol, Amelia
Rothwell. Jeanette Milligan, Lizzie
Kaufman, Mabel Marsh, Marguerite
Stewart. Pearl Hodgson, Naomi Raaf;
defamation, What Constitutes q
State" Masters Annereau, Bath, Cot
ton. Carter, Drescher, Futter Ham
1nond, Hancock, Hughes. James, ia
cobs, Lamphrey, Madison. Jedd Nc
CIatchy, James AcClatchy, c. Morris.
Z. Morris. Newman. Peekana, Robin
son, league. Wallquist. Wheeler, East
erbrooks: song by the school; recita-
ton. The Enchanted Oak" Winnie
Treanor; piano solo, ''Tremolo Etude"
(Cottschall), Albert Elkus; dialogue,
DR. Cure-An"-The Doctor, Walter
Condor; Maria, Lucille Collins; Mrs.
Brown, Jeanette Pritchard; Miss
ScIimpins, Edith De Croft; Alphonso
De Homes, Charles Osgood; Mrs. Rotch-
kins, Eiva Megerle; Kate Rotchkins,
Flora7t Hodgdon; Miss Paddington, OIL
i've Or1nerod; Mrs. Scrawney, Estn Ste
phens; Mrs. Blooming. Gertrude Har-
low. Song by the school.
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Flora Suber: dialogue, Christmas
Candies Bessie Burke, Flora Eek
mann, May Young, Rose Goldstein'
Bertha Hoffman, Ethel Cameron, Celia
O'Connor; song. Christmas Eve,
school; recitation, Jolly Old St. Nicho-
las" Corinne Levy; song, Down in
Poverty Row." Clarence Merry. Abra-
ham Bloomberg; recitation, Santa
Claus and the Mouse" Vera Crouch;
Christmas Star Drill With songs and
recitations, Alma Addison, Hattie Conn,
Alice Meyer, Ada Broug gRton, Ethel
Freund, Adele Nixon, Mabel Broughton.
Gertrude Steen, May Williams; recita-
ton, Jolly Old Kris" Gladys Butler;
Christmas Cantata-"M Mother Nature
Gladys Butler; Winter" Jennie Kier-
nan; Jack Frost Floyd Morris;
1851" Willie Boylan; dancers, Corinne
Levy, Anna Ziegler, Aimee Breyant,
Florence Winters, Bella Garlick. AIDE
lima Cecchetdnni, Meta Lagos, Jesse
Gilzean, Josie Gilzean, Hazel Ferguson,
Liolse Mclaughlin; singers, josie Helm
rich, Ida tfates, Harry Dreyfus, Ar
thur Azveda, Katie Berger. Clifford
Travers, Fay Sellinger, Frank March,
Joe ClfuenteS, Gertie Lawson, Add1e
Bottaro, Emma Bartoni, Annie Greg
ory, Katie Burke dialogue, The Day
After Christmas,' Albert Butler, Ethel
F'reund, Payton Stocker; recitation.
Fame" Ethel Freund; song, Good
by and Christmas Prayer" school.
The following exercises We're held
yesterday:
Song, Good Morning to ALL" reci-
tation, When I'm Lady" Elsie Van
ina; song, 20, Clap, Clap Your Hands"
kindergarten and First Grades; recita-
ton, Playing at Doctor" Johnnie
Sullivan; finger song, See Here Is
Grandma, Kindergarten; song. Shine
Out. @ Blessed Star" kindergarten
and First Grades; recitation, "A Child's
Vision OF q Christmas Doll" Bessie
Cress and Jeanette Berch; squirrel
song, Kindergarten and First grades;
recitation, Little Stocking" Eddie
Shick; game, THE Leaves" Kinder
garten; recitation, Jolly Old ST. Mich
olas," Look Hoy; song, Merry Christ
mas Kindergarten and First Grades;
recitation. Christmas Marguerite
Hanrahan; spinning song, Mamie Mar
TIM, Grace Wilson, Ruth Young, Car
rie Naier, Hazel Feraut, Florence
Wicks. Florence Page, Mamie Cabral,
Lupe Aquilar, May Sullivan, Isabel
Curtis, Gertie Adams; skipping song.
kindergarten; recitation, THE Night
Before Christmas" First Grades.
The record-union., 1897-12-23
HUNGRY FOR GOLD.
New Locations Filed on the Amer
lean River Channel.

A couple of years ago nearly every
foot of the channel of the American
River between this city and Folsom
was taken UP by mining locations. and
there We're scores of men here and else
where who expected to become million
aires by working the sand and gravel
in that stream.
One man brought dredger from
Oakland anG went to work near the
mouth of the river, but the enterprise
was failure. Nothing was heard of
any operations on the part of the other
prospective millionaires, and doubtless
most Of them have allowed their min
Ing privileges to become forfeited.
Within a few days past, however,
some new locations have been filed Mrs.
Elizabeth Shields and associates have
filed on that portion of the river be-
tween the Smith and Taylor farms. E.
J. Brown and j. Casselman have taken
up a part of the river east Of the Camp
farm, and 0. P. Smith and others have
laid claim to the river bed west Of the
Menke farm
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Eound1ings' Home,

These exercises viii be held at the
Foundlings' Home at 8 o'clock All are
invited to come:
Song, Welcome to Santa Claus"
school; Xmas Day" Ethel Cole: "a
Christmas Carol" Emily Lawson;
Hail." John Doscher: Good Child's
Day." Clarence Hudson; song, Jingle
Bells" school; "An Xmas Reflection" +"
Irene Lawson: "The Six Merry Stock
ings," Carrie Doscher; "The Bloom of
the Xmas Tree" Verna Calkins; What
Is Christmas?" Halle Calkins and Will
lie Rhul: "a Winter Resort" Willie
Doscher; Santa Claus Song" school:
Did You Ever See Santa CLAUSE" Lii
lie Smith: Santa Claus Acrostic,'' by
ten children; "On Christmas Day"
Irene Churchill: THE Silken Shoe" Lii
lie Owens: Little Esther Della
Smith: "A Gentle Reminder" Arthur
Lawson; THE First Christmas Tree in
New England" Beth Calkins; song,
Come Let Us BE Joyous" school.
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Newton Booth Primary.

Song, Christmas Carol,' school;
reading, Christmas" Annie Miller; di-
alogua. THE Children and the Old
Year." Alma Herman, Eva Herman,
Minnie Ackermann and Nellie Haed--
rich; song, Good News to You and
Me-" Mary Metcalf. Martha Herbert,
Clara Acllermann, Minnie Ackermann,
Mildred Pike, Alma Herman, Eva
Herman, Myrtle Matthias and Nellie
Haedrich; defamation, Christmas
Eve" Mary Metcalf; dialogue, Christ
mas Hattie Kendrick and Mildred
Pike; defamation, "A Letter to the
Children" Florence Smith; song, "Mer-
ry Christmas Day." school; declama-
ton, Christmas Treasures" Gertie
Lloyd; song, Happy New Year to
ALL" school.
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High School.

Music. duet. "Minstrel's Serenade,'
Miss Jernett Birdsall and Miss Geor-
aia carroll: recitation, "Das Krist Kin
del.' Miss Bessie Jackson; composition
Christmas Folklore, Miss JeannetUe
Harch song, He Was Prince, MISS
Eda Quire; recitation, Seeing Ihlhgs'
Miss Ethel Tilton; composition, ne
Old High School, Miss Z. ). harms
mazurka, Miss Miley Pope; recitation
Lady Clare" Miss Emma Long; com
position, Glass History" Dave Cow
den; song, 1.-The Outlaw" Henry w.
Arnold; series of short Christmas COM
positions (reguIar class work); debate
Resolved, That monthly examinations
are OF benefit to the Sacramento Hlgh
School; finale, ex-Seniors Blrdsali'
Blanchard and Waring.
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Hardness Grammar.

March, Under the Double Eagle,
Hazel Boyd; song by the school. The
Christmas Welcome" recitation
"Johnnie's Observations on Christmas
Eve" Frank Weismann; Instrumental
solo, April Showers" Hazel Carroll
recitation, THE Birds Christmas Car
OIL" Edwina Yorke; song by elghth
grade. Merry Christmas" recitation,
The Christmas Sentiment" Hulda
Koening and Hattie Garrett; nstru-
mental duet, "Clayton's Grand March, "
Edith Heilbron and Edna Stegeman;
recitation, Christmas Eve" Elmer
Fish: song by the eighth grade,
Christmas Bells;' recitation, "Jes'
Fore Christmas" Gussie kennedy;
recitation, Little Mikes Christmas,
Sadie Starr: song by the school, "A
Happy New Year"
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FOR The HOLIDAYS VACATION
THE CITY SCHOOLS ARE TO
CLOSE TO-DAY.
Exercises to be Held This Fore
noon, Appropriate to the
Occasion.

All the city schools will close their
doors at noon to-day, and the school
rooms will be deserted until the 80 OF
January thus allowing the teachers
and pupils a holiday vaca ton OF ten
days.
The several schools VIII hold the
usual Christmas exercises this foVe-
neon. Those at the Sacramento Gralr-
mar School viii take place al 9:3U. ana
at the Hardness Grammar at II O'Clock.
The programme at the Fremont Pri-
mary was published yesterday. Inc
others will be as follows:
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Union Primary.

Song, "Raindrops. Flowers and
Birds" school; MY Kitty" Virginia
Mahl My Stocking" Earl Houck;
"Six Little Turkeys" Ross Perkins;
''Three Pussy Cats" Amy Kelly; song,
Santa Claus" girls from Miss An
drews' class; Merry Christmas" "
James Love; Young Aspirants," Paul
Nathan, Willie Kelly. Willard Walker,
Hector Van Guelder Russell Long;
Santa Claus and the Mouse" Albert
Barber; christmas" Virginia Mahl,
Alfred Putnum, Anita Eberhardt, Le-
land Allen; Christmas Morning" Jes-
sic Avery; Mother Hubbard's Christ
mas Cupboard" Bert Clifford; song,
Merry Xmas Bells" Ora Walker and
Clara Rurtless; Xmas Tree Sugges-
ton" Marie Phleger; Trade Song, 4"
school; Santa Claus Acrostic," Nellie
Renfro, Ben Kahuhu, Sadie Rupe, VIII
lie Mitchell. Hazel Holber Albert
Fraue. Virginia Mahl, Wills Ballou,
Amy Kelly. Albert Zangerle; "A
Letter to Santa" Alex. Moore; The
Xmas Dinner" Winnie Kemper, Hilda
Lee. Flavia Stuber. Helen Pickett, Mar
guerlte Braun; Hang Up Baby's
Stocking" Lita Mason: Christmas" Z"
V.lla Clark; Bells Across the Snow" ."
Eakle Hart: Three Little Lads at
School" Melvyn Stone ManviIle Ayers,
While Scott; Christmas Bells" Shella
Clark; Empty Stockings, Pauline
Dauou; Dainty Little Stockings" q"
Raymond Ferguson; song, by le Ba-
by" Arita Medley; Two Pairs of
Shoes Olga Nathan; Mr., Santa
Claus" John Burghardt dialogue.
It fftfs> Star" Maudia I pea and Afvrfla
Morgan: Christmas Carol" Gladys
Buchanan: An Xmas Eve Dream -
Elinor Stackpole: Kris Kringle -
Anna Bragg: song. "The Christmas
Tree" school.
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Marshall Primary.

Song Christmas Welcome" school:
Secitatson. When Santa Claus Comes"
Grave March; recitation, How Santa
Comes" Bazel Williams; recitation,
How Shepherds Watched =" Edna
Wiesler; recitation. a Message 70
Santa Claus" Leslie Shower: song,
Christmas Waltz Song" school. reef
taton. Christmas at Gran3ma's, 50
9fayda Men. recitation, which to
Choose. Chglssie Jones; recitation,
"a Little Santa Claus" Archie john
son: recitation "A Christmas Eve
Thought, Claire Mathews: song.
"Time for Santa Claus" Harry Nurn-
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lincoln Primary.

Song. Merry Christmas Has Come. =
school; recitation, Christmas Greet
ing" John Griffin: song, Ten Little
Autumn Leaves" Lulu Lumbard Edna
Wood Flora Rush. Ethel Schneider. Ell
vira Cifuentes. Aargie Keogan. Minnie
Luibitich. Mary Duval. Emma Neu-
mann. Clara Stone. Kittie Flahive; rec
itation. who Was Santa Claus?' Ger
trude Wagstaff; song, Secret of the
Stars" Laura and Grace Wilson; !;
recitation, Mistress Santa Claus, =
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Petitions to Sell Real Estate.

Charles E Wright, executor of Eliz-
abeth Miller. deceased, has petitioned
the Superior Court for leave to sell the
real estate, in order to pay off a mort
gage of S455 16.
j. It. Fenton, administrator of the
estate of Clara j. Fenton. deceased, has
petitioned the Superior Court for leave
TO sell personal property belonging to
the estate. consisting OF building and
loan stock and an interest in a life in.
surance policy.
The record-union., 1897-12-23
Accident to a Boy.

Willie Moore, an S-year-old boy, came
near being killed at Sixth and H
streets yesterday by climbing on freight
cars that were being switched in that
locality. He lost his hold on a car, fell
to the track, and one of the wheels
went over the toes of his right foot,
crushing them to pulp.
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Four OF a Kind.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing John Early. Oscar Gabel, John Will
son and Lou Morris were found guilty
of vagrancy, and sentenced as follows:
Early and Gabel. each seventy days;
Wilson 100 days, and the Morris wo-
man thirty days in the County Jail.
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Our DeIicacies.

Truliied chicken pates, rabbit pates,
game pates. chicken loaf. veal loaf,
roast veal, pot roast sour, potato, chick
en-, crab and shrimp salad, Eastern
boneless ham, meat pudding, roast pigs.
roast turkey, roast ducks, roast geese.
The Pacific, near Eighth.
The record-union., 1897-12-23
Notices Of AnneaI.

A. S. Baldwin and NJ. H. Mead have
filed in the Superior Court their notices
of appeal from the judgment in their
suits against the State to recover on
certain Indian war bonds
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Asks for Letters Of Administration

Charles Grafmiller has petitioned the
Superior Court for letters of admins
tration on the estate of George Mack,
deceased, which consists of cash and
personal property not exceeding 81, 500
In value
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Mary Must Stay in Jail.

Mary Cuneo's application on habeas
corpus was decided yesterday by Judge
Hart. who denied the petition and re-
manded her to the custody Of the
Sheriff.
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Prepare for storm s.

Buggy tops, S12; storm aprons. 81 50
side curtains, 81 30 A. Meister & Sons,
a10914 Ninth street. Sacramento.
The record-union., 1897-12-23

Fresh broken candy, lbs for &c:
cream mixed. 25c a lb, at Barton's, SO
] ana 400 x.
The record-union., 1897-12-23

McMorry sells groceries, Agent for
Coronado water and Stockton sarsa-
pari!la and iron. 531 NJ street
The record-union., 1897-12-23

If you want to find a friend, call al
the FL Dorado, So street.
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See eur display Of fruits. nuts an,
other delioacies. Christianson & Co
The record-union., 1897-12-23
From Bartos,s own candy Facto,

To Sc; best Aft oak wood. Fair Oaks
Wood Yard. 10th and Q sts.
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PUFFED SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
BY ALL
A. J. Stevens Cigar.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
county OF Sacramento, State OF California.
n the matter of the estate of ANNIE f.
HAMMOND, Deceased.
Frank Hickman, executor of the estate
of said above named deceased having filed
his petition herein duly verified praying for
an order TO mortgage certain real estate
forth,
1t is therefore ordered by the said court
that all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased appear before the said Su-
perior Court on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of
January, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
at the Courthouse, in the City of Sacra-
mento, County of Sacramento, and State
of California, then and there to show cause
The west fifty (50) feet of lot in the block
bounded by and G. Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets. in the City of Sacramento,
together with the improvements thereon,
or some part thereof should not be mort
gagged for the amount mentioned in said
petition, to wit: One thousand dollars
$1,000 or such lesser amount as to the
court or Judge may seem meet.
'' 9'' GATT F. JjoHNsoN.
Judge Of said Superior Court.
Holl Dunn. Attorneys for Executor.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE
of California. County of Sacramento.
In the matter Of the estate Of c. CHAUN-
CEY TIETJENS. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 7th day of January. 1898. at 10 O'clock
a. m. of said day, and the courtroom of
of Sacramento County of Sacramento.
and State of California, has been appointed
as the. time and place for proving the
ceased, and for hearing the application of
Theresa Tetjens for the issuance to her
of letters testamentary. thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court, this 21st day of December, 1897.
(Seal) w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By E. S. Wachhorst, Deputy Clrek
Endorsed: Filed December u 1897
w. b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By E. S. Wachhorst, Deputy
Holl & Dunn, Attorneys for Petitioner
d22-l1t
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/ abdominal
/ bands

If more people knew of their virtues
the demand would be greatly increas-
ed. Fine for people troubled with
weak stomach, or who are subject TO
cold in the kidneys. They are all
wool, woven to conform to the body
Ask to see them whether YOU want
to buy or not; would like to explain.
Do not confound them with the COM
mon band cut from cloth that are
continually slipping out Of place. All
sizes. 81 each.
The record-union., 1897-12-23

Try Mca1orry's Blend Coffee. 35c.
The record-union., 1897-12-23
l Ypsilanti
! union suits

You want your outer garments to
fit, why not your undergarments? If
you have never tried a Union Suit
you don't know what you are missing;
they are made to fit, are much more
comfortable and what's more. they
protect your health. Union Suits from
20 TO IS. II you prefer separate gar
ments of the same make they're here
ct S2 90 to So so each. Sole agency.
The record-union., 1897-12-23
Price Reduced

e Pacific, ] near Eighth.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-19
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


 WANTED-Ladies-S1 in gold given away; a genuine bona fide offer; we give noth- ing but cash prizes; read our proposition: who can form the greatest number of words from the lettetrs i1 RESPONSE BILTTYf You can make twenty or more words, we feel sure, and if you do you you will receive a good reward Do not use any letter more times than 1t appears in the word Use no language except English Words alike but different mean ing can be used but once. Use any die verbs, prefxes,. suffixes, adjestiyes, is a legitimate word will De allowed. Work 1t out in this manner: Rat, rod, robber ell. elephant, etc. Use these words in your list. The publishers of the Dixie Home, weekly paper devoted to the up- building of the south will pay $50 in gold to the person able to make the largest list of words from the letters in the word RESPONSIBILITY; $20 for the second; s1O for the third; S5 for the. fourth S5 for largest list. The above rewards are given free and without consideration for the purpose of attracting attention to the Dixie Home, an eight page. forty-eight column paper, devoted to the upbuiding and home life of the south price s1 per year. To enter the contest 1t is necessary for you to send % cents in stamps or sil- yer for a three months trial subscription with your list of words. Lists should be The names and address of the successful contestants will be printed July 1. Our publication was established 1895 and is constantly improving. Make your list now. Address, Dixie Home Publishing Co.,, F. o. 326. Birmingham. Ala. 3-9-tf&w
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-19
Markets bye Telegraph.
LOCAL MARKETS.

Following is the local wholesale prices in car load lots of the leading articles handled on Morris avenue:
 Flonr-Best patent. $525a5.50; half patent, S4.65; straights, S4.5O; family. S3.9O. This IS in car load lots. Hams, 9ss610A. RIbs-Extra long sides, s5.4o; car load lots.
 Lard-Basis, 5c.
 Meal-Pearl. 75c; straight, 65c.
 FEED STUFF. Hay.-No. l. $l4.25; No; ?. $l325; Corn, s5c; s<gd meal, $16.4O; oats, No. 1, BOG; Mo- Z, R6lzc. .., Cahbage-Virginia, 1Ac; Florida, 2c. Irish potatoes, 45M50c. Sweet Potatoes S1.75q2 per barrel Ruta bagas, 60c.
 Coolers. S4.5efl5.00. Hens, 25c; flyers 2Oc. Eggs, Sfl9c per dozen. t+.t. Onions: none of the market. Bananas, 59c0f$l
 Oranges. S2.75M3.50. Apples, $2.25N 2.50. Lemons S2. .5G612.75. Cocoanuts, 1925 per hundred.