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Union Primary School.

Fifth Grade, Lillian Crowell, teacher
Viola Amsden. Jennie Barber, Mabel
De Croft. Edith Lowry, Bessie Spillman,
Lille Schadt, Charlie Coppersmith, Lou
is Chapman, Guy Giffin, John Huntoon,
Willie Haller, Harvey Holland. Louis
Merz, Angus Ross, August Rutherford,
John Schoenberger, Archie Terry, John
Borzone, John Brooks. Lucien Faure.
Fifth Grade, Bertha E. Ebert, teacher
Hazel Bay, Pearl Bragg, Cecile
Emanuel, Lorena Gilmore, Marguerite
Griffith Bertha Lundquist. Ollie Tarter,
Ethel Sherburn, Eugene Avery, Fred
Bernhard. Cornelius Burkhardt, Ernest
Ferriter, Gernfe F'rawley, Robert Gage
by, Eddie Hallberg. Ancn Hoffman,
Fred Leloy, Albert Montgomery, Leon
White, Sidney Walker, Russell Rodgers,
Fourth Grade, Nettie Price, teacher
Lily Adams Emma Alber, Millie Brun-
ing. Hazel Gibson, Anita Medley, Olga
Nathan, Gladys. Stahle, Elinor Stack
pole. Lulu Trapper, Ralph Bastian, Har-
ry Douglas, Otto Dieterie Otto Herman,
Alva Johnston, Montague Loranger,
Willie Meister, John Norton, Fred
O'Connell, Pat Pendergast, Roscoe
Platt, Alex Skelton.
Fourth Grade, Mary c. MeManus
teacher-Annfe Bragg, Gladys Buchan-
an, Pauline Ballou. Stella Boitano, Ed
ma Eaton, Lottie Gehring, George Ger
Der, Beatrice Robinson. Lizzie Van
Gueluder. John Burghardt. Porter An
derson, Henry Baumann, David Joslyn,
Norman Schadt. George Ruedy, Roger
Montgomery, Omer Young, Gussie
Terry. Robert Hilderbrand
Third Grade, Tillie G. Scott, teacher
Albert Burghardt, Alonzo Colby
Lawrence Carsaw, Reuben Craig,
George Douglas. Willie Glenn. Joe Gil
anninf, Frank Hooper, Willie Laracy
Andrew McCIennan, Frank O'Connen
Vivian Pratt. Wyman Smith, Henry
Weston, -Vernie Bernhart, Elsie
BrawR. Nina Brooks. Leslie Blanchard.
Florence De Croft, Anita Elmer, Hazel
kilgore, Janet Ross.
Third Grade, Mrs. NJ. Long, teacher
Franc Barber. Marjorie Cotter, Martha
Gliclunan. Jennie Leisch, Julia Sartina.
Edna Schadt. Emma Shirley, Lily
Smith, Roberta Yorba. Rose Zangerle,
Martin Aloer, David Barnes, Cecil Bo
torff, Toney Borzone, Clarence Corson,
CofTeano Christoni, Luke Criss, Louie
Gliclzman. Norman Moynihan, John
Pendergast. James Robinson, Lester
Schadt. Eddie Smith, Pierey Strader,
Edwin Willmunder.
Second Grade, Mrs. II. Z. Mumford,
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Stone, Eunice Shepherd, Kate Willis,
Elizabeth Cosby, Lizzie Farrell, Sophie
Hofeldt, Annie King, Edith Medley,
Jean Methven, Gwendolyn Mathews,
Edith Slater, Emma Strobel, Ruth Steph-
erson, Emily Truscott, Mamie Thorpe,
Anna Thorpe, Gladys Wiley, Claude
BidweIl, Dave Cowden, Harry Cunning
ham, Writ Goode, Fred Gundrum,
George Lorenz, George Murphy, Whit
Ray, Ed. Reese c. W. Lands, Arthur
Salisbury, Elwood Woodburn.
Junior to Middle-Maude Blue, Grace
Dudley, Ethel LatsOn, Emma Meyer,
Daisy Barton, Nellie Burnside, May
Dittnar, Emma carp. Lillian Engie
Daisy Landes, Hulda Nelson, Gertrude
Burgess, Mary E. Flaa, Birdie Mitigate,
Marie Winans, Ethel Parsons, Marion
Stone, Bert Austin, George F. Beard,
Arthur Brown, Alfred T. Ellis, Henry
7. Small, Chas. A. Driver, Royal B. Gif-
fen, Chas B. Jones, Dean Lyon, John
Miller, Russell Williams, VIII Willis,
AOratio Hurd
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Fourth Grade, Isabel Henley, teacher
-Etel Beale, Otihlla Blauth, Ada Beer,
Charles Bottom, Bernice Breuner, Chas.
Dilly, Emma Darioth, Francis Enos,
Nelta Fish, Mamie Garrett, Frank Gil
lenwater, Albert Henley, Eddie An
eaure, Gertrude Leeman, Helen Martin,
Noah Martin Clara McCulloch, Harry
McCuIloch, Charlotte McClatchy, Ma
jory May, Myrtle Luce, Lizzie Mackaa,
Harold Peeler Joseph Ross, Ida Sent,
Harry Starr, Clara SchWendisk, May
Smith, Laura Siller, Zellna Wilson, Hh-
da Wicks, Agnes Warra, LilGs Wise,
Helena Weeks, Emmett Rhodes, I'd
ward Roeder. Harry Weaver.
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Jefferson Primary School.

H. Winters, Florence Wicks, Rosa Zan
azzi
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Muslin Drawers.

We are showing the latest styles, they
are well made and unquestionably the best
values ever offered.
LOT l consists Of Muslin Drawers re-
duced from S5c to
CSC d Pair.
LOT Q consists of Muslin Drawers beau
tifully trimmed and embroidered ana
tucking Reduced from 81 25 to
S3c a Pair.
LOT 8 consists of Muslin Drawers, the
umbrella style; perfect in everyway; EN-
broidered and tucked. Good value at 81 90.
Reduced to CSC a Pair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Vehicles-Baker 6, Observation-Disclosures.
Carts, Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons. Balm
Farm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
KENT BROS, 1917 Third street, for car
riages, buggies, rigs of all kinds at short
notice TelephoneS-New, 21a; old. 511.
MRS. WINSLOW.S SOOTHING SYRUP
ions of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success 1t sootheS
the child, softens the gums, ailays pain.
is the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists in every part of the
lows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
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RECEIVERS SALE
Fl: Z: @ u $
PU BLIC AUCTION.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
the Superior Court of Sacrameto County
to me, directed as Receiver, in the mat
ter wherein Henry Cowel is plaintiff and
John Rooney ct al are defendants, /, the
undersigned receiver, will sell at public
at II o'clock a. m. at the HENRY COW
ELL LIME HOUSE, 500 l street about
2,2o0 bales of hops, being of the crop OF
1895, and grown on the ranch known as
the John Rooney ranch, near Perkins
Station, in this county. The said hops
viii be sold from drawn samples and in
lots of 100 bales, to the highest bidder for
cash in United States gold coin, 10 per
cent. to be paid on day of sale, the ball
ance on confirmation of sale by the Su-
perior Court. For further particulars APP
ply to S. b. SMITH, Receiver, 231 ] street,
Sacramento. jyl2-td
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AUCTIONS.

AUCTION SALE AT THE RESIDENCE
No. 1925 street, SATURDAY. July Il,
1897 at TO a. m. sharp, s rooms choice oak
Furniture, consisting of Parlor Chairs and
Rockers, upholstered in silk and brocatelle,
elegant Oak Sideboard, Oak Extension
Table (cost $25), Oak Chairs to match, Oak
Bedroom Sets, Walnut Bedroom Sets and
Hair Top Mattresses, p Bed and Mattress
Bed Lounge. Book Case, Lace Curtains.
Bedding, Cook Stove and Fixtures, Crock
cry, etc. Also, l fine Rifle, l Greener Shot
gun (coSt $125).
r. e. GREER & co, Auctioneers.
Office and SaIesroon. 1004 ] street
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NEW TODAY.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
office of the undersigned until O'Clock
d. m., on MONDAY, August 2, 1897, for
supplying the Water Works of the city OF
Sacrament9 men Wltn n coal Tor peTioa ai 1l one one
scented must be submitted to an evapora-
tive test. Specifications on file in Office OF
City Clerk. A certified check, made pay
able to City Clerk for sum of 81, 900 must
accompany each bid. The Board of Trus-
tees reserves the right to reject any and
al bids.
NJ J. DESMOND, City Clerk.
ie14-2Nf
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Continued on Fifth Page.)
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Corset Covers.

dozen Ladies' Corset Covers, made of
good quality muslin. The 35c kind
Sale Price, 21c Each.
dozen Ladies Corset Covers; very neat
and made with latest style. Regular price,
90 cents
Sale Price, 45c Each.
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Rath far W1Rtfer,

gor iiber so Sabren i9On purbs
WrS. Wthslom's Soothing 5prup
oDn Millipnen BON Mhttern betin 3abs
men Der &inber angetpenbet. Wirit bu
i'm @dlafe bur6 bos 9dreien eines
8iEbes geifbrt, bas i'm 3abnen ift unb
Dor Sdmer3en peints Wenn 10, lafie
fofort eine Glai5e bon vMrs. Winss
Ions Soothing 5prup@ bolen. 5eiu
Wertb III unbeaablbar. Sc tpirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inbernng bers
i9affeu. 8erIaBt eu9 barouf, Mhtter,
es TT tein 3meifel bariiber. Sc beilt
Opienterp nnb 9iarrbne, regultrt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb,
&olif, ermei6t ben Gaunten, nerbin.
bert gntahnbung unb ftdrtt bas gan5e
Spftem. rMrs. MinSlotps Soothing
Sprup" fRr aabneube 4inber it auges
nebm in @ef@mad unb bas &eeept
fammt BON einem ber befen tpetbli9en
aerate In ben ger. Staten. gs III bel
alen Srugsiifen In ber ganaen Welt sil
baben. Preis 25 @ents per Glai@e,
9aift ni9ts anbere8, al8 MrS. @ins'
!oms SootbingsSn
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sin eiaenartiaer 9mtff,enfaII.

wie ibn bic parlamentssei6i9te bisber
wobl taum tenat. bat i9 bieIer Gage
In ber fran30ff6en 9eputirtentammer
ausetragen. Sm 2aufe Der Beratbung
nannte Der iOeialiftii9e 4bgeorbnete
@erault:Ri9arb mebrere @oqegen Spi'
BEL; bas 6aus bei9lOB sesen ibn eine
&iise nit aeitueiliser Nusf6Iiebuns
BON Der SiSuus. Da @erauIt f9 mel
serte, ben Saal Bu OerlaKen, uuterbra9
Der BrdRbent bic Sibung. Wdbrenb
Der pauie trat elm Yisuet BON 5 Sol,
baten in ben Sibungslaal unb ber
Oberf, ber i'm paIais Bourbon bic
Wade bate, leste @erault bic 6anb
auf bic S6ulter unb forberie i'm auf,
ben Saul gu Oerlafen. @srauIt fhste
fd, bemerfte iebO6, er peide nur Der
@epaIt. unb rief: Y@s Iebe bic iociale
RspOIution.' ginise SOcioliIfen, bic
i'm SauIe gebliebeu pareu, tIaii9ten
8eifal.
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Ser l1riprmna Der Natefen.

aHralid wurben In Der Ndbe BON
6ermoRlo In Merito bifOriid)e &efe
entbeft, pelbe beweiien, baB por 1000
Sabren Merito bon @bineien beb6!tert
sepeieu 1T.
gu eIei@er 3eit Ianeten Mittbeiluns
gen, bic Beri1te bes Serr G. %. @bri.
ftian BON ber po!pnefif9en @eieli4aft
betreffenf, an, mel6er mad elmer au5s
sebebnten Heiie in ben iibli6en @etudf'
fern unb ipectel auf ben @arolineus
Snfela na1 spbnep In Nuftralien sus
rtidsetebrt 1T. gbrtaiau piG beutli9e
Spuren bon @bineIen nnb Sapaneien
auf ben Snieln i'm 5tillen Ocean ent.
beft baben, meltben au Golge bereits
bor 1000 Sabren bort eine Civilization
Sub gefaBt baben ioq. Nau min nit
biefem umfanb bas 8effeben Der alien
@ipiInatipnsin @eutral Nmerita in
gerbinbuns brinsen unb f9 baraus
ben uripruns ber Watefen ertldren.
Ser Sampfer gpptic bra9te bon Sib'
nep pia 9onDlulu Beri6ts iiber bic
sueiidbrigen Nrbeiten @briitians In Der
Sabiee, pel9e bas Nuffin6en bon al'
ten gremplaren bon 0anoarbeiten unb
Waffen aur Golge batten uub wobur6
bemieieu iperben biirfte, baB bic afatis
i9eu g6Iferidaften Dor 3weitaufenb
Sabren einen ausgebebnten 6aubel in
ienen @ewdhern getrieben baben. @s
ideiat au9 3ueifelloS Su ieiu. bab ba'
mails Elm auagebreiteter 6anbel atui'
i9en China unb Mittel Nmerita iiber
bic 8arolinens Snielu tattgefunben bat
unb baB bic alten @bineien Nusmans
berer unb @olouifen inaren.
Mau6erlei gntbedungen tpuroen
aud betreffs ber fraberen @ei@iGte Der
Malapeu NIT ge3ug auf ibre Sdiif,
fabrt gemaGt unb babur9 feitgefellt,
baB bic Sorres Weerense 1idt aIs
Our@fabrt nod benz etillen Ocean be.
nubt, baB aber piele &eiieu nod ben Ga,
roltnens Snfeln unterupmmen tpurben.
Gin merfmtirDiser 1miianb iff es
au9, bab bic on Jelien In beI Ndbe
bon 6ermoRlo. Mierito, sefunbenen
Snidriften anseblit In 6ineRf9er
s@rift sei9rieben unb nebr aIs 1000
Sabre alt fub.
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@eiftessesen,part eines Jarften.

Sas trasiide @nbe Der 0ersoein
bon Ilenson bat mad ber ,,Neuen ST.
pr." In Man9en bic grinnerung an
einen 8raub semedt. nobel 6er3og
4arl in Gaiern, ein Bruber bes 6ers
3oes Mar unb alfo Elm Obeim Der
6er3osin bon Nlenson unb ibrer
@eidwifter. Sur6 feline Seifeseegens
mart eine panit unb 3eren fur9tbare
GoIgeu Derbutet bat. Auf ber SteQe,
no fi@ In Wau9en ieBt baS 9ofs unb
National Sbeater erbebt, par 1918
ein Sbeater erbaut morbeu, bas aber
1928 nieberbrannte. Nn benz Mbenb
bes 8raabes mar bas 6auS bi1t be.
iest. Sn Der 6ofose iaB 9er3og
aarl. pI6Bli6 eri6ten ber Sntea.
bant. ua6nigli6e 6obeit, es iit Geuer
auf ber Babne entitanben, i9 bite,
baB 6obeit an Sbre Si9erbeit benten,
ebe eine panit ausbridt." - ,Rubis
8lut", anttportete ber Ser3og unb
trat ON bic 8rafuus Der 2oue. Mit
ueithin bernebmbarer Stimme ipra9
er gum Yubltten: nWtan melbet
mir ioeben, baB i'm 6auie Geuer
auSgebro9en 1T. i'd bef6w6re Sic,
rubig 5u bleiben, sic Iaufen gar
feline @efabr. menn sic in Orbs
nuug uub Rube bas Saus nerlai.
fen. I'm Sbusn bies au bepeiIen,
bleibe i'd in meiuer 2ose. bis Sic bas
Greie gewenuen baben." Die mutbi.
gen Worte be8 prin3en ua6ten eiueu
tiefen ginbrud, feline bObe @efalt i'm
8orbersrunbe. an Der Gogenbruftuna,
eridien aud benz Ber3asteiien pie cine
i9hsenbe Nta@t. S@weisenb in aller
Orbnung, perlieBen bic Gefu9er bas
Sbeutsr, unb erf na6bem Der lebte ge,
scngen mar, folgte Der 3er,os ielbf.
SaS Sbeater brannte trob auer Ans
frengunsen b6uig nieber.
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tpure Su 6eri6afien. CUR 8un1bootz
tpa6tel Surildgefebrt, trennten iie ii6
ipie aufri6tise 6reunbe pOn einanber,
jeOes in Der lleber5eusul0 oas anoere
beillos setdulGt gu baben.
Die gumbootpadtel mar III Die
@aisblattlaube getreten. Son bort alts
ipabte lie Dem IapOni6reitenoen nad),
70 lanae er ibr iidtbar.
Ser urb Der Gruber be8 armen
Sibnep!" ifrad) iie i'm lleberlnaB Der
Gregun9 Dor iid bin; pcie befla9ens'
merlDe 0ioIa mill Ell ggepilegt habea
uno ibr tobteS Ginp ioll untcr leinem
G9us leben," Iubr tie 9ebalil9 fort !;
pbm, mos 6leuno 9(ufoermauer wobl
basu iaat.
Saltia lr4t iie in Die aaiiite. .3eba
Minut. Ter eridien Iie lpieoer i'm
Sreien. ne lei6te lhipars1eibene
Mantilie },tte lie um bic g6ultera
seiporfen einen Strobbut nit 5luei
aufrehtltebenben i9mar5en StraitBeH,
febern auf ibrem Saupte befeitist.
Sorsfaltis peri6loB iie Bic gbiir,
morauf lie it'd 3u Dem unermiiolid
augelnoen Sobofus Quait biniiber be-
CAB.
sd eebe gum Gufbermauer!" idrie
iie ibm sll, unb meiter, als Quait gum
3ei9eu beS 0erit6nbniHes nidte:
naebrt bas Sinh unterbeHen betm, 10
permeloe linn. i'd bltebe nidt lange
fort; uno bier iino bte gdluiiel.
sortiebune fol9t.
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@ie lit nieSl

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars Belobnune
fir ieesu SAL BON 8atarrb, Der ni4t burd1
Ginnebmen bon SaH's Ratarrb Sur sebeilt
perben rann.
SIS @Renep & Co., eisentb, Solsbc, %.
@ir, bic llnterset6neten, baben S. s. @be.
nep felt ben Iesten 15 Sabren setannt unb
halten i'm fur rpllfomnten ebrenbaft in allen
@el4dftsbaublunsen unb finanaieu bef1s
bigt alle bon ieiner Sirma eingesansenen
8erbinbli4teiten 3u erfiIen.
Beit & Truar, @robbanbeIS. .Drosuiften,
1pIebp, 8.
8aIbing 8innan & Narbiu, Srpb'
banbeIs. Drosuitten, ToIebo, ..
Sau's &atarrb'sfur tpirb innerIi1 genoms
men uuo tpirtt bireft auf bas 8Iut Inb bic
l6leimigen OberHd4en bes Spitems. Seuss
ntfie frei ber'anbt greis 75 @ts. fir bic
Slaide. Sertauft BON alien Mootbetern.
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5krofeIn.

Jrseno elm 2lrst fann Jbnsn
iassn, saf profeffor Bare, pom
Jeferfon 1f1eSieal College In
philadelphia, cine Der h0diten
oluthoritdten Der melt betreffs
mirfuns Der n1e0isinen III. Jn
feinem lesten Derfs dber Die Be-
han6luns Don Sfrofeln, faet er:
;,Gs if taum u0this 81 bemerien, sat
febertbrau Gas beae oller RsilmitteI te.
Der feberthran follte ais Kibltranf se,
nommen werOen unS 70 praparirt fsin,
>os er fdmadhaft it,"
Gr behauptet ferner, bag unter.
phospboriaures SalS NIT Dem
Eeberthran perbunoen fein folIte.
6cott's Emulsion pen
Esberthran. nit unterpbosphor.
faurem Sals, 1T senau etus FOLDS
prdparation.
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sdemernaetler's 0arf

1T fur bic Sommer Monate erbFnet
unb Jamilien finb eingelaben, In ber
5rhbe, am Mfittag ober an Abenb
Mabiseiten ein3unebmen ober ben gan.
sen Sag bier su perbrin9en. Der
8arten febt 6amiIien uub Befeinen
3ur Ibbaltuns bon pieuics unb 6eEen
CUR gerfisuns. Jar aufmertiame
gebienuus III iiets Sorge getraeen.
6. g 9euermeper.
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Meatt neriuhe

baS 9elepbpm anf tpeite 9iffans nad)
ben ner{dieDemem &t6Otet OeS Gtaa=
ties. SSeme gtatiDnen fpernen tDrts
tpdbrenb errttbtet tiaO tteuG Werbeffes
run9eu eittGefithrt. Wfan frage an
0er GemtralzG zGtelle ttadt3 Der 8etuiinft9=
ten MSrefie.
Gmbicribetten
fimmen Smrd1 ibr eisemes Gelepbuu
WerbinDmng erbalten.
Qln6ere
Durd, bic SeIepbpn Stati0Hen.
M. F. THOMAS,
Stefi8er Gefdbaftsfiibrer.
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Seuueilee Centennial, ytaibuille,
yenneiiee.

0om |. Waai bis /. gtopember 1897.
Staten pia 8. & g. N. '@iienbabn BON
San Nntonio fiub pie fol9t: $3.50
BiIette, limitirt su 10 Sagen, gum
gerfaufe Sieustag8 unb Dounerstags.
$25.2O 8illette gut fur 20 Sage;
$34.35 8ilette shItig Bis l. Nop. '97.
.. 81. Stoue, %. 6. Rigsbp,
Ngenten.
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NNattbtes Srps. 1leii1er,

0o. 507 o fsS ouf nsStraBe,
Nur bos porsheli6fe Rinbs, S6af'
unb S6weinefeii4.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges 8albfeii6.
9lle Nrten bon Wurf. 59iHten,
3unge, S9mal, &c.
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8abt Sbr fd,un
Wfalt S8mtrine

periud,t2 SSenn ntdbt, 10 tbut eS TO,
fort. 90 matbt Gad, 50 nemen Wsn.
ideu. Vrapartrt BON Der Mnbenier.
8ufdb 8reiuim8 @O.,St. Xpuis, Wfp.
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i'm @artem. Difritt bes Staates. &c,
iunbbeit unb 2lima unibertrofen.
8ilise 2dnbereien fir ben Garmer.
Warttgdrtner, obj. unb 8ieb3i9ter.
Wsgen @in3elheiten tpenbet @u9 on
6. s. Wartin. g. 9. a.,
San NntOnio, Seras.
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S8tr baben Sabre lang eEperimen=
ttrt, bis mir es sn gtanoe bradtcu.
Sect baben tutr es fir bic 8ause lSelt.
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Malt : Wutrtne

tit ppiitin oaS bette gtdrtun8Smittel
ber ScetSeit (uitat beraniheno). Yra'
parirt BON Der 0lnbeuier Suid5 8re'
tptna Co., at. &putS, Mo.
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9aOweitteras lpitlidtGutb

Wenn Sbrgu9 irgenbmo nie6erlaRen
lpollt, thut e8 entlang ber 2inie ber
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-02-26
BISHOP or CHEYENNE.s
Rev. Thomas LinehAn C0nsecratsd by
Archbishop Henne.sy.. ~.

Rev. Thomas Linehan Consecratsd BY
Archbishop Hanne-sy.
DUBUQUE, Feb. 25.-Rev. Thomas
Linehan Of Fort Dodge was consecrated
bishop Of Cheyenne in St. Raphael's
Cathedral by Archbishop Hennessy,'
assisted by large number of the most
noted Catholic prelates Of the country,
among them being Bishop Bonacum Of
Lincoln, Burke of St.. Joseph, Mo-;
Schwebach of La Crosse, Hennesseya Of
Wichita, Kan. Cosgrove Of Davenport
Scanneli Of Omaha, McGolrick Of Du-
luth, Cotter Of Winona. and Stanley
of North Dakota. There were also
more than hundred priests from.
this and adjoining d1oceses. "a
special train from Fort Dodge brought
800 OF Father Linehan's parishioners,
and hundreds came from other places.
Archbishop Hennessy was consecrator,
and he raised to the bishopric the first
priest he ordained in Dubuque, when
made bishop 80 years ago. His i'm.
mediate assistants were Bishops Bona.
cum Of Lincoln and Cosgrove Of Dayen.
port Rev. B. E, Linehan of Boone,
Ia, preached the sermon. The visiting
clergy were banQuetted after the ceras
mony, . reception to guests from
abroad was 'givenin the afternoon and
in the evening reception to Du-
buquers, the new bishop being the
guest of honor at each function.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-02-26
CHEERS FOR BRYAN.

The Late Presidential Candidate n Visitor
49,, in the HOnxe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The feature
Of the session Of the house was the APP
pearance of William j. Bryan, late
Democratic candidate for president, on
the floor. He had come to the city to
attend dinner given in his honor by
John r. Mclean OF the Cincinnati En-
qu1rer, and, as an ex.member, was Ell.
titled to the privileges of the floor.
The Democrats gave him round Of
hearty applause, the people in the gal.
leries craned their necks and took up
the demonstration. Many of the Re-
publicans joined in the welcome to
their old colleague. g.. w. ..a, ~
Most of the day was devoted to Dis
trict of Columbia business. The con.
ference report on the bill to define the
rights of the purchasers Of the Atlantic
and Pacific railroad under the foreclos-
ure sale was adopted. T.. =. -'.-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-02-26

5, The probl, IN Of giving names to
Il dians is one that has long vexed
the government at Washington.
1t is fact, perhaps not generally
u. d,rstood, that the Indian chill.
dren really have no names Of their
own, in the sense in which the
VIII t. child has a name. That is to
say, there is no such thing as an
arbitrary designation for each
Indian child. An "Indian name"
IS phrase which has a definite
meaning, and IN the course of a
life time this phrase, as applied to
a particular Indian. may be
changed several times. The attempt
to translate these phrases into
English has'led to ridiculous and
confusing results. Superintendent
Terry, of the Crow Wing Indian
School iii Montana, advocates in
the. March Review Of Reviews
the adoption Of . regular system
Of nomenclature. by the govern.
ment, and the abandonment Of the
practice of translating,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-02-26
Pay Something {:

Bills have been sent
to a large number who
owe the Transcript
for weekly subscrip
tions and on other ac-.
counts, and all those,
are urged to make as
large payments as
possible at once. The
Transcript is not, as a.
rule, very urgent ter
payment from those
who are indebted to
It, but it is warranted
at CHS time in insist
ing on some effort
toward payment by
all who owe it. g. .. ...5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-02-26
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made in the pay:
ment Of the sun, Of II, three N. hundred and
seventy -four and 90loO dollars. upon
deliver by George Perry, and his wife
LEILA Perry mort gagorS, to George w.
Thayer 6ea an W 9n1e ahe
Of sale therein contained duly recorded
in the office of the register Of deeds in
anS for the f5 of da% Of
m nep, iSi; a. on pas 25aS. "
Which said n,oItgage, together ,t', With the
BY said George W 1haycr, m;totitgagee. TO-
nnent dated the 25th day Of January Jam, A 1ss2.
1897, at i o'clock p. M. in book #" Of
aPW sff M IN default
tases Oily levied {. on the pis r 81, s
hereinafter described in the sun, OF S51'V w.
be due at the date of this notice on &C
count Of said mortgage including II the ne
sum 50 paid for taSes hnX or bes
the debt secured by said mort gage, or any
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of the power OF sale con-
tanned in said mortgage, and pursuant
to n9o 1hs 'a the said will be fore
Closed by sale of the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section, twenty,
range thirty in Morrison county and
state of Minnesota, with the heEedita-
will be made BY the sherifa of said Nor
rison county. at the north front door of the
court house. in the city of Little Falls, in
said county and state, on the 10th day of
April, 1897. at 10 O'Clock a. M, of that day,
at public vendne, to the highest bidder for
cash to pay said debt of ourhundred and
FIVE o. 100 dollars, and interest: and the
taxes, il any, on said premises, and
twenty-five dollars attorneys fees as stipu:
lated in and by said mortgage in case Of
foreclosure, and the disbursements al
lowed by law;. subject to. redemption at
any time within one year from the day Of
sale, as provided by law.
Dated, Feb. n, a. D. 1881. 4$5
lTE GEORGE w. ATWELL, JR.,
. #% Assignee of Mortgagee.
LINDBERGH, BLANCHARD & LINDBERGH,
5S4 b; ,&as& 49, Attorneys.
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