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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

iiber bic nette Station 6erumge5eigt. Mtt
Cartwright berlaffen mir tpieber BEN f9Oz
men Sbetl ber Sa6rt, b. +. nun fommen fait
nnr nod bic dlt6efannten, anrii3igen ST.
f4eri tattonen, Die bes Sntere1antem !peaig
bteten; cine Musndbme ma9t 8Dlter 9tpd,
mo felt einigen Sa6ren cine 8olomtne be-
trieben lnirb, nit tpel9em Grfolge, 1T fdtper
gu fagen, benin bic pbantaftf9en S1ilbe>
rlngen hes @igentbiimers tpolten bo9 febr
ar~gtp06ni14 aufgenommen tper6en; gang
apeifellos beIibt 2abrabor einen enormer
Gei9tbum an @r3en alGer Dirt, Defenders
&upfer, aber Die gepgrap6if9e Sage, bic
tlimati16en 8erbdltnife uttb mod 10 mani
DIES Mnbere 1telen cine tpirfli9e Nusbeute
biefes Hei9t6ums no9 in tneite Serne.
Sin nun Qabrabor eigener @tein, ber Iogez
nannte 2abraborit, tpel9er Bel Nain bor<
fommt, tniirbe, tpenn in Menge geluo1ne1,
Elm fe6r begebrter Nrttfel 5ur 9eritea1ng
bon S4mudfa9en, Sif9en, Gdmingeft1nfen
etc. fem; es 1T auf BEN eriten 8lid Elm Graz
nit oon ftumpfer grauer 5arbe, Der aber, in
elmer getntfen Ri4tlng gebalten, Elm tpunz
oerbar f90nes Siefblau 3eigt unb, tpie gez
1agt, gu @9mudge9enitdnben iibera1 Der=
tnertbet perben tDnnte; Elm paar Nmsritd=
ner batten audi eintge Mpnate cine iolGe
Mtne bearbeitet, ie muBten aber Mangels
Nrbeitstrdften (bie Gstimos geben fi8 gu
folden @a9en ni9t ber) tnieber auf9Dren
utb bsrfpre9en, in biefem Sabre nit eige@
men 2euten pieber gu fommen unb aus Der
it@ Dffenbar lobnenben 9ef4i4te ettpas gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

mittelit Der betben eigenen @9tffen r6arz
mOnie" unb r@leaner". 9as eigentli6e
Wtfionsz9 befinbet Ii9, tpie
i6on ertpdbnt, in &leinzWe lde, bod erittz
rem nod beoeutenbe dbnlide GraiebungSonz
f~talten, rumentli8 in 8arbp, @nuben, @na=
benfrei, Neupieb etc. @on bier aus tuerben
oann bic Weihionare in ale Meltt6eile Derz
f3idt, es perben i6nen AUDI fpdter1in Die
Jranen na4gelanbt, unb omar tpirb 6ierbei
bic Qnsmabl Der benz 9eirat6slufigen mo-
tiirli4 gang unbefannten 8raut in 0eut19z
lamb beforgt. Wie mir mitget6eilt purbe,
ertneiien iiA berartige G9ef9lieBungsn
~par b~titance" itets uls fe6r gliidli6.
@on 9opebule eing es nu9 garbmrisbt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
Der blinoe Raplan.
Cine DER interefante1en p~erf0nli4Feiten i'm Gonsres.

Cine Der 9aratteriftif9iten unb %intereIz
fanteiten Siguren Der 8unbesbaupttubt 1T
beute Der greiIe unb bltnbe &eb. IS. 8.
Mtlburn, Der &aptan bes gongrefes. OBJ
glei4 Or. Milburn felt ieiner &inbbeit NIT
etnem tOrperli9en @ebre6en bebaftet gsiuRz
fen 1T, bas bic meiften 2eute ibr gan5es 2ez
ben lang benz Dffentliten 2eben ferngebaIz
ten baben tpirbe, 10 bat er nit elmer benun=
oerun9stpiirbigen @iuensfraft unb G6arat=
terftdrte gegen bieies 9inberniB angetdmpft
unb bat ieinen 2ebenslauf gu einem b09it
e%rfprt.Blihen s%eftaltet. @r bat bieuei4t
cine ausgeoebntere 8etunnti4aft NIT fer
borragenben Staatsmdnnern bieies 0anz
bes bon ben 3eiten Daniel Mebfter's unb
9enrD gIap's an gebubt, unO bat ite nod
beute, als irgen6 Elm a11berer Der iebtgen 8ez
amten in Wafbin9ton, ben alien, e9rtuiirz
btgen Gr@Staatsmintiter unb 8unbesfeuaz
tor Sobn SHERMAN nidt ausgenommen.
Sci ben @ongrsBub9eorOneten 1T 9r.Milz
BURN pets et11e uberdus Deltebte Per1ontt9@
felt gepefen, unb iper CUR 3eit Der GongreBz
itbungen @afbingtOn beiu4t, b.rfebtt ielz
ten, ben blinbsn 9eitli9en gu b0ren, psnn
er bic Sibung 6ur9 Elm 9ebet e%r0ffnet. SIN
pripatleben bdlt ii3 Or. Milburn in 5olge
feiner faft -bouftdnbigen 8linObeit in iebr
bei4eiOener 3uriidge8Ogenbeit, bod nimmt
er g~elegentGi4 pobl an ben i'm 2aufe Der
Saiion in Wafbington ftattfinbenben grDz
Beren Offi8ieGen Diners bsiG. Wenn Der
GongreB ni4t in @iBung 1T, bdGt es i'm
ni4t in 8aIbington unb Oerbringt er Die
3eit NIT 8eifen unb Dem 9alten bon 9prz
trdgen. 8enn er etpas berabI6eut, 10 1T
es untbGtigteit, unb baber tpiirbe es fir
Jpn nabe5u cine l1nmDgGt9feit iein, in Der
3eit 3tpiI4en ben 9iBungen in BaibingtOn
gu bleiben. MGbrenb bes brrflOfenen Somz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

8ren5sn, unb ME in ieinem 2eben bat Ct,
pte er iagt, iettber tpieber cine 10 sliidti9.
Stun6e berlebt. SIN 3immer %befanben ft9
mebrere Qer3te, bic getommen iparen, url
bas 4ugenGiht bes &nabrn gu unterIu6er.
bod fir3tete ii3 0ieier in 10 bobem @rabe
Oor benfelben, baB er ii4 geg.n cine 8eri9s
rung bon i6nen %getpaltis itrdubte. sic
ia9ten. Die 8unbe in benz Nuge lei ge6eilt,
bod babe fi9 cine 8ruite gebi1oet, bic nit
90uenitein peggebei5t tperben miife. 4Gs
Der Sunge ii4 gegen bieiee Operation aufz
lebnte, 5tpdngt: i'm elmer Der Ner3te 5piIGen
Die Sniee, briifte feinen &opf binteniiber
unb bra4te bic dbenbe 6Gu7igteit beftiger.
als er beabft9tigt bate, mittelft zines Sttf=
tes in bas @uge, bas, ba ni9t Die Wunbz
fruite, fonbern Die gupiGe bon benz Stiff
getroffen mar, ieBt bic Sebtraft bo1itdnDis
berlpr.
Na9 bisIem 5peiten unfaq berbra6te Der
iunge Mtlburn 3pei LANCE, einiume Sabre
in efnem bunflen 3immer, unb als nan
linn f4lteBli4 e~rlaubte, bas Sagesli4t gu
ieben, it.qte it6 beruus, baB nur Elm tle;ner
She'll Der Sebtraft bes rehten Quges itbrig
geblteben mar. Gs NOR nur Elm t~pin3iSer
punft in Der pupiGe, ntbt bel gr0Ber ais
Elm 9tednuOeltnopf, Der i'm @tanbe mar,
bic 2i4tftra6len gu bre9en, unb um Otcien
tleinen She'll uus5unuben, mar es n0t1ig,
einen S9irm iiber bas Nuge unb ben Mitz
t~elfinger Der re6ten 9anO O~urunter gu Galz
ten, fobaB auf bieie BeiIe Die einfalenoen
2i4titrdblen auf einen gang tlsinen &uum
be19rdntt purben. gttpa Is Bis 20 Sabr:
lang mar Milburn i'm Stanbe, BEL 6e1em
Sagesli9t gu ieben, tnbem er bas BUD
gan3 bt9t bor bas 4uge bielt unb Die 8udz
Itaben genau bor ben 8urft in Der pupils
brante, Der nod Sebfunttionen ausiibte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

2abra6orzO ampfer beriibergenommen ,pa=
rem, nu@ ct. SObns 5uriidte6ren tonnte.
Oiefe Heiie mar nibts pentger als ange=
nebm; iiberfiIt, Nues nab 8ieboeu9 itiuz
tenO, batten mir feds bdBli9e Sage aus3uz
fteben; penn es frei1t@ AUDI cine Ausz
nubmstour mar, 10 fiiblte man ben 8onz
trait gegen bus semiitbli4e 6a6ren in Ga
brabor bo9 gar gu febr.
Nun, mir famen f4lieBli4 beil unb sara
in ct. So6ns an, BON elmer groBen Menge,
bic bic Maripofaz8 ergung feben, tpd6rz
f9etn1t9 dber audi babon mod etpas ftebz
len polIte, ertpartet unb %empfangen; mir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

SIN W}ai 1888 aog Milburn Sr., Der
fri6er Elm no6l6a6enber &aufmonn ncr,
ieoo3 l1ngliid i'm @ei9dft bate, bon p6is
laoelp6ia fort unb panberte na9 benz fers
men Beiten aus, Inn bort Iein Slid at
berfu9en. @ein 3teI mar SadIonbiIe, in
Morgan @ountb, Suinpis, mo it9 bic 5az
mile nieberlieB unb it9 Elm bequemes 6eim
9riinDete. SIM Sabre 1874 begdb iib ber
iunge Mil6urn, ba bic Sebtraft feines re9@
ten Nuges INNER mebr i9nanb, mad st.
Bouts, I'm ii9 bort bebanbeln gu .ldifen, bp9
Die Sur par erfolglos unb er fiigte ii9
iebt ergeben in iein S9idia. nit benz iiGez
rem 8.tpuBtiein, baB es ibm rtiemuls tpieber
berg0nnt 1ein perbe, fi9 on Dem Qnblid Der
Natur 81 erfreuen. SIN September bes fofz
genben SSdbres tpurbe er, mad erfolqreid
beitan6enem gramen unb NbtauF Der 5tpeiz
idbrigen PrObe3eit, 5ur 9stan orbinirt,
unb er6ielt balb baraui feline Grnsnnuna
ols &aplan bes gongrefIes. gu 9eoinn bes
Mmtstermins bon grdit0srt qolf, nGbrenb
befIsn Der merifaniIde 8r;eg ertldrt nurbe,
trat MiGburn iein 4mt al unb !purbe 1853
fir ben eriten @OngreB bes 9rdlibenten
pierce, ben 49,, tpteber ertpG6lt. Die @ez
natoren MorrtG unb Sherman tperben
pob[ bic r@dter nes @orgreies" s%enanni.
0o9 mar Gsb. Mil6urn I1pn in 5pei gonz
q?tBfbrngen tbdtig, beoO2 lie, i'm Sabre
1855, in ben GOngreB elnF:aten. ST berlieB
Walbihgton i'm Mdr5 1886 unb tebrte erit
1885 arrid, 1T iebO4 Isit9sr ununterbrOz
5en bort Nepeien, 5uerit als &aplan BEG
SauTes, bann bes Sendts. Ma9renb Der
6reiBig Sabre 8niI4sn 1855 un0 1885 be.
reifte er ale 5betls Der Ser. Staaten unb
ganaba's, fotp;e England, S4Ottlanb una
Srlanb, I'm @ortrdge su baltsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

tpurben uns nit befonberem @to15e ge5eigt,
inerOen btefe bod du9 bier oben f9pn nit
iebem Sabre %feltener. Ser StutipnszGbef,
Elm prd@tiger Menf9, bat ii9 nit elmer
@OnbIutzSnbianerin b~erbeirutbet, bic ii4
aber fbon bo~Qtdnbig atflimatiftrt bat,
tpdbrenh auerbings bos probuft biefer
Mii4ebe, Elm babies 9ubetb Ransen, gang
unb gar inbianii9 gerat9en gu fetn ffeint;
iebenfaus tpuroen mir aud bier fe9r liez
bensuirbi9 ~aufgenommen, bepirt6et unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

pobl Die am fh0niten gelegene 9ubfon 8ab
60. Station in gan3 2ubrabor unb pdbrz
f4einIi4 audi Die fir BEN peI56anbef ergie=
btgfe; mir feben i'm 2agerbaufe einen
biibfden poften Seize %tpertbooniter Nrt auf=
seitupeIt, fertig gum @erlaben nit benz tdgz
li3 erparteten 'S3iffe Der @efenf9aft, unb
namentli4 einige @gempfdre Der 8laufi9le
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

~patfesz9e=tpun" (bem eneen plabe, tpo bic
Wdier binabfir5en) p:rben Iebr tpobG
tbun, fth anbertpeitig nit 5ibrern unb
Sra9ern gu berieben, Bel Rigolette t0nnen 5ie
baranf ni9t mebr gut re9nen.
gta9 et1em etna 6~fiinbigen Nufent6dile
rabmen mir 4bf9ieb bonn freunbli9em 2iz
golette nnb ieinen 8etpobnern unh truten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

Dem 8erein pom rotben
&reu3 ging bonn ruftf9en Sal
ct cine babe MiIion gum 8eiten Der
bulfsbeburftigen 8anern in ben bpm MiB=
ernte beim9efuhten @eeenbe1 gu; auBerben
erlei4tsrt elm taifsrliher 8sFe6G bic Gage
biefer geb0ltsrnng bnrd 3upeiiung bon
!9plo aus ben &ronforiten.
The record-union., 1898-04-08
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Entertainment for the Benefit OF
the Orphans Home.

There was a GOOD sized audience at
Pythian Castle last evening on the &C.
casion of the entertainment given by
Sloan Lodge of Good TempIars in aid
Of the Orphans Home maintained by
that order. The programme was as fcl-
lows:
Remarks on the Orphans Home,
District Vice. Chancellor Mrs. u.
Schadt; mandolin quartet, F. Schadt,
G. Warrer. Hunt and Sturmer: vocal
solo, F. H. Adams: duet, Misses Ger
trude TaDDan and Ethelyn Elworthy;
recitation, Leslie Contner: piano SOLO,
Paul Newman: Illuminated club swing
ing, J. J. Lemer; recitation, Signal
Music Box" Mrs. L. B. Nichols: violin
solo, intermezzo from Cavalleria Rus
ticana," Miss Francis Connelly: piano
solo, Chant dune Novice (Frauk
Green), Mrs. A z. Morrison; piano solo.
Mr.. Grey: duo, (a) "Tyro Mazoufl1a
(Brooks), (b) 'Manzanillo RObyn),
Messrs. Carpenter and Black; recitation.
Mark Antonys grafton, Winnifred
Cook; instrumental duet, Die Italien-
erin in Algier" (RossinD. Misses Lizzie
and Emma Some: fancy dance, Edna
Ferriter; vocal duet, tenor and soprano,
How Dear to Me the Hour Ckleberl,
80 Restless Sea" (White), z. F. Whar-
ton and Mrs. c. f. Bartholomew: piano
solo, Frank Manning: song, Mr.. Har
weston.
The record-union., 1898-04-08

was carefully kept out of the papers in
order to avoid agitation.
He declared that it was a mistaken
idea that the Pope wished to control the
votes Of members Of the church. and
said that, although through the priests
he might have given the Italian Govern
ment much trouble. he had earnestly
advised Italian Catholics to let politics
alone and refrain from voting. Nor
did he wish to control the Catholic
vote in this country and although Am
erican Catholics are devout and ready
TO make great sacrifices for their faith.
the thought of political dictation, he
said, is distasteful to them. When the
great struggle that is bound to come
between anarchy and order is to be
fought Leo XIII. will not be there, but
the roads such men as he have planned
are open and broad for the tread of
many feet, and the sword they forged
IS for the use of other hands, and the
Spirit they called UP still lives to lead,
and they in their graves have their
share in those victories that humaniZe
mankind.
The record-union., 1898-04-08
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
A Very Spirited Meeting Held Last
Evening

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Sacramento Business and Indus
trial League was held last night at
Federated Trades Hall. Local Musi-
clans Union, No. II. generously do
mated the services of a band, and mu-
sic was discoursed to emphasize the
occasion.
Speeches were made by J. Sheehan,
A Elkus. Captain Seymour, H Rogers,
J. Funston, J. Alexander, c. Ogg, w.
T. Purnell and President Bruner
It was decided to hold regular meet
ings on Thursday night of each week
hereafter. at which meetings the public
is cordially invited to be present It
was also decided to hold a masS-meet-
ing some time during the month Of
May.
The home-industry movement is now
an assured success. The committees
appointed. covering all branches of in
dustry. report good progress made
since the last meeting. and are receiv-
ing unqualified support from all quar-
tprS
The record-union., 1898-04-08
DISEASED CATTLE.
They Must Not be Taken to This
Part of the State.

The fact was recently published of
the raising of the Government quaran-
tine against cattle in the southern
part of the State, where there has been
splenetic fever among some of the herds
There is no Dasturage down there for
live stock this season, and it has been
found necessary to remove cattle to the
northern counties to keep them from
starving. Hence the order for raising
the quarantine.
But lest some owners should send
hither cattle that are affected with
splenetic fever. Governor Budd yester-
day issued instructions to the District
Attorneys of the southern counties to
rigidly enforce the State law against
the removal of affected cattle.
Both cattle and sheep are being ship
ped in large numbers. On Tuesday
last a train arrived at the head of
Copay Valley with nearly 5000 head
of San Luis Obisoo sheep. The poor,
half f-stsrved creatures left the cars to
find themselves ankle-deeD in green
grass, and in that favored section they
will soon be fat and sleek
The record-union., 1898-04-08
CHINESE CLUB.
Merchants Organize for
Social Intercourse.

Articles of incorporation of the West
ern Chinese Merchants Association
have been filed in the County Clerks
office. Ths purposes for which the as
sociation is formed are to lease rooms
for its members and for the social in
tercourse of it's members and invited
guests, and to furnish the same with a
reading room, library and musical in
struments; also, to buy real estate and
erect buildings for the use of it's mem
bers, and to provide funds for charita-
BILE purposes, etc.
The principal place of business is to
be Sacramento, and the directors for
the first year are Ching Gin, Forg
Yick Mum, Young Chew Ming, HON
Loke and Joe Sum Gore, all of San
Francisco.
The record-union., 1898-04-08
a Fireman's Funeral.

The funeral of the late Nicholas Ste
piano, the old time fireman, took place
yesterday from Firemen's Hall and was
largely attended. Many members of the
Exempt Firemen's Association We're
present as we'll as members of The
present paid department.
The pail-bearers We're NJ. FetherstOn
NJ A. Howard. James Crone and M
Wormer, of the Exempts, and James
O'Meara and Steve Butler, Jr., of the
present Fire Department
The record-union., 1898-04-08
New Conoyer Pianos.

We are going to unload "a Conover
pianos in Sacramento and vicinity III
SO days. The first shipment is now on
sale, corner Seventh and K streets. The
others will arrive about the 10th. This
is done by the Conover people to keep
the Conover before the people. We are
going to close them out at a manufac-
turers' profit In a deal of this kind
you get the profit we get the adver-
tising. Come in and get first choice.
Any style case you may desire. Open
nights.
The record-union., 1898-04-08
FOR MEDICINAL.USE
NO EUSEL OIL
IN THE GALLOWS' SHADOW.
Daniel Munday, alias Raymond, to
he Hanped This MORNING.

At Folsom Prison to-day, at 10 O'Clock
c. H. Raymond CNhose true name is
Daniel Munday), the Baden murderer
will pay the penalty of his crime on the
gallows.
Raymond has served two terms in
the Oregon Penitentiary under the name
Of George A. Moody, and fifteen years
term in this State under the name OF
Samuel E. Moore, having been dis
charged in September last.
While committing a burglary in a
hotel in Baden last October he killed a
man named Andrews. One of his cOn-
federates, Harry Winters, is now in
Folsom Prison. also awaiting death or
the gallOWS
The record-union., 1898-04-08
The Commissioners Are Rusv

The State Highway Commissioners
are all busy. Commissioner Ashe is in
Amador County, experimenting the
construction of new roads; Commits
sioner Price is making a trip through
Napa, Sonoma. Mendocino and Marin
Counties, and Commissioner Manson is
in San Francisco lecturing on the sub
ject of road construction before sew
eral scientific and other societies.
The record-union., 1898-04-08

SARCHE1'T-In this city, at the resi-
dence of her son, II. l.. Sarchett, April
9TH Edith Sarchett, sister of Margaret
Kirln, a native of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. aged
81 years l month and days. Games
vile. Ohio, papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
to-day, at 2:30 D. m. from her late res
idence. S12 Twenty-third street. Inter
ment private.
RlCkETTS-At Merritt Island Sacra-
mento County, Cal, April 9Th, Jane.
wife of II. Ricketts,, native of Vir-
ginia.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
to-day at l p. m. from the Richlano
Church. Interment Franklin Cemetery
TAGGART-In this city. April 7th, Roy Tag
CART, ward OF Mrs Olive NJ. Miller, native
of san Diego. California. aged l6 years, IL
months and 10 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The record-union., 1898-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
weston.

AT the Metropolitan Theater this ev-
ening Joseph Holland, the favorite
comedian and accomplished dramatic
artist, supported by a select company in
Mrs. Ryley's latest farce-cOmedy sue
cess, The Mysterious Mr.. Bugle." Mrs
Ryley is one OF the most successful and
prolific of modern playwrights, and no
woman has produced so many society
plays, farces and comedies or such sue
cessful ones. The Mysterious Mr..
Bugle" has no serious or sentimental
interest whatever, and is designed sole
ly for amusement. 1t is said to have
a similarity to the French plays of the
same school, only that, unlike them, it's
humor is said to be clean and free
from suggestiveneSs.
The plot is that Tom Pollinger is be-
trOthed to Betty Fondacre. He is
obliged to keep his engagement a Sc
cret because an elderly relative threat
ems to diSinherit him if he marries be-
fore he arrives at years of discretion -
a period she places at the age of forty
Being of a jealous disposition he in
duces his sweetheart to represent her
self as a grass widow, and to call her
self Mrs. Bugle. By this means he
thinks he can prevent other men from
paying attentions to his Betty This
situation of affairs brings about a series
of amusing complications; the comedy
however, is further heightened from the
| fact that Betty has good cause to sus-
pect Tom of being infatuated with her
sister, Julia, and to get even with her
supposedly false lover, she tells him
that she has been fooling and that Mr.
Bugle is not a myth, but her real hus-
band. This statement throws Tom INTO
| frenzy of excitement and in his wild
attempt to discover the mysterious Mr.
Bugle the most ridiculous situations
are brought about
Mr.. Holland has had complete sue
cess with this production wherever pre-
sented.
At the Orpheum this evening, the last
but one of the night programme of
the new company. 1t is all around n
good one, and gives thoroughly en-
joyable entertainment
Announcement is made that on the
evening of the 18th inst at the Metro
politan Theater, Miss Anna Held. the
much-heralded Partisan chanteuse. who
Won such success throughout the East
viii appear in an entertainment of
three parts. The first is Fernald's s
Chinese play of 1.-The Cat and the Cher
ub," the rival of Powers Chinese play,
! The First Born" Then follows a new
Iarce, The Cay Deceiver." by Paul
Wilstach. introducing NJ. A Kennedy,
w. G. Beach, Harry Mills Emil Col
lier, Lizzie Evans, Marie Valoe and
Charlotte Dean. 1t is a story of domes-
tic infelicity felicitously told Of the
Cat and Cherub" so much has been
said of its rivalry with Powers play,
which has been seen here, that the pub
| lie is familiar with it's title and will
be anxious to see it and judge which
author originated the central thought
of the drama. In the farce Miss Held
appears She is credited as being a
| very beautiful woman and what the
Parisians term chic. as a singer. In
one song she introduces IAN animated
chorus" The seats for the entertain
| ment will be on sale tomorrow morn
| ing.
The record-union., 1898-04-08
No More MiddIe-of-the-Road

Supervisor Curtis yesterday directed
the immediate construction Of a; side
path on the Stockton road from the
city limits to the County Hospital This
has been needed there for many years.
the only chance for pedestrians being
to take the middle of the road Wheel
men will also hail the Improvement
with great satisfaction.
The record-union., 1898-04-08
Oak Park Athletic Grounds.

Yesterday William H. Young and
Frank Newbert concluded their negotia-
tions with Mr.. Morton, and now have
a lease of the fine Oak Park Athletic
grounds. The games of the State Base
ball League will be played there, and
the grounds have been put in condition
for all kinds of athletic entertainments
The record-union., 1898-04-08

Who can fail to take advantage of this
offer. Send 10 cents TO US for generous
trial size or ask your druggist Ask for
Elys Cream Balm. the most positive
catarrh cure. Full size 80 cents
ELY BROS. Sc Warren st. n. Y. City
l suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since boy. and / never hoped for
cure. but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do
even that. Many acquaintances have used
it with excellent resuits.-Cscar Ostrum
40 Warren ave. Chicago, III.
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Cinch, 100 to 1.

Ruhstaller's celebrated Gilt Edge
Book Beer is now on draught in all
saloons. This years Book surpasses
all others. Try it, be convinced, and
you will drink no other.
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5000 Young Orange Trees from the
celebrated Whitney Navel budding. Adj
dress E. C. Coburn, Club Nursery. Pen
ryn Cal.
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"The FL Dorado" the best sc cigar
made For sale at The Ell Dorado, SIT
] street.
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Zombro CID, the greatest trotter il
America, is at Agricultural Park, an(
stands at $50 Address Geo. T. Beckers.
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Coronado water. Stockton sarsapa-
rilla and iron, champagne cider, ginger
ale. orange cider. J. McMorry, agent.
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moved his iron works to 1119 Sixth
street.
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Trimmed Easter Hats

For ladies now on special closing sale
at the Red House.
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DIED.

BRICKELL-In this city April 9Th, to tn
wife of J. C. Brickell. son.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect. Ladies dining-room separate.
Open day and night. BUCKMAN & CAR
RAGHER, proprietors. No 1919 Second
street, between and K. Sacramento.
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Hodson's 25c coupon gives you a doz.
cabinets at 81 %. See agents.
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SEVENTY Days forRva,

J. H. Ryan, who disturbed the peace
at the Western Hotel a few nights ago.
was sent 10 the County Jail yesterday
by Justice Davis for seventy days
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Try McMorry's soc uncolored Japan
tea; z. b. tea, 60c: G. p. tea. 15c, p F.
japan tea, 4Gc; 531 NJ street.
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Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 3oc.
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BORN.

Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 35c.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner Tenth and X Sts., Sacramento

BOARD AND ROOM. 81 25 TO 81 PER
day. Meals, 25c.
Accommodations first-class Free bus
to and from hotel. w. J. ELDER M'Gr.
MAISON FAURE.
RESTAURANT DE FRANCE AND
Oyster House, 427 X street formerly near
Golden Eagle HoteD. Meals a la carte
at all hours. Family Orders, Banquets
and Wedding Parties.
IOr.oro or
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Electrical lamps at scott's. 3O3 J. .
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL
Corner Seventh and Z Streets,

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. FREE BIS
to and from the cars.
GRAY & TITUS, Proprietors.