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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
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Narren Instructed me to give them s.
SAW THE ENTRIES IN THE BOOKS.
o.-were you present when any such arrange
nent was made? A.-No. but Lynn has to'o mo
what he did.
$50 all you know about the matter Is wna'
Lynn told you? Al have seen 1t charged ior y"
ogpd you ever pay any Of .hosss, dd its%s'
Q.-you have seen Lynn pay "eDon"'D'
o-Did you ever see Marren pay Mcponald' A.
oCNow. how did you happen to leave Mr. xa MAI
rsns service o1 A for b ssnt up to Mr. DAYS
and asked Mr. DAILY II would go to work TOT Th nrrs
nd went 70 work for h h sab coming ON from
ne Health Board: / met him IN Days stable
Monday Gs Ms % Sgd Pya qoSs down ne the
20 the store He thanked me for me way sorr and
worked So fsT e sim; and PAID me '0' ''' WI
eo-What we're your duties when you were ere WIN r,,n
Mr.. Marren? A.-To emealm' lay out anu ~"
ioYou said that Mr.. Marren, was s,,u.s sgdy
sna'eH v, tnow what that means-a odysnatcher?
Al don't know what it means but Kho" n'S
o~Sou an undertake. and an e%9a meens eont
know what the term "pody -sna,en Means person
dies and we 60 and try. TO get the JOB .,s bodies
Q-Don't you know 1t Is one VINO s'e d,ssectng-
room @lyon didn't have to do that? A.-No, sir
o-You never snatched bodies as nave ue-
scribed? A.-No. sir. - .o Tow Mr. Mar
ODD YOU ever collect any money ioi i' '
zen? Ayes. sir one bill 100 orc hun
Q-one bin How much was tha'' A'-O''' "1"
",S Wss there any misunderstanding between you
ord Mr. Marren in relation 10 that bill? A-No' 10
~ Did he ever charge you with retaining on,
~ x,os 50 mat YOU had collected? A-Never chaiseu
me TO my knowledge. al all. 49,, ..-,. o,d coi
O-Hasn't he charged you with Forgery "n NJ, 20
lacf,ne money under false pretences! ANU ~
0NAre YOU sure Of that? A.-Not to my know'-
edge ..,,. ,,ou, are vou? A
Moi a all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
LAWYERS ON THE STAND.
q. IEwINsoN AND S. ]. GOLDSMITH SWORN
AND WITHDRAWN

AND
Benno Iewinson is sworn.
Mr. Moss-You an attorney and counsellor
at-law? Al am.
Q.-And practise in the courts Of this city? A
For twenty-five years.
Q.-and among those courts you practise IN the
City Court? Al do.
Q.-Shortiy prior to the election OF 1897 did you
subscribe upon a subscription list for gentleman
who was a candidate for Judgcship I'm the City
Court? Al don't think / die.
Q-Do you remember whether you did or not? A.
Il am almost certain tha, did not | don't think
/ ever subscribed to any subscription Of that kind.
Odd you make a contribution? Al may
have done that / have done that frequently.
Q.-Were you asked for a contribution? Al
haye never been asked for a contribution by any
candidate.
Q.--By any for candidate? Al don't think
80 I have made contributions voluntarily num-
her Of times doat think 1 was ever requested,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20

KOtIGE IAlJhS Of SEW En- FIFE.
EXPLAINS HOW MCANN. CRoKER's NEPI.
EW. JOINED HIS COMPANY.
J. c. L. Royce sworn.
Mr. Clarke-You were formerly an official OF the
city OF New York. you not? Ayes.
o-when did you go into public office? A
Q~Into what department did you go and into
what position at that time? Adjournment OF
omBefore that you had been what? A.-Before
that l had been practising surveying with two
Q-Before that what had you been? Am the
$50 that you worked from the public school
into surveyors Office. and then into the depart
ment Sf s sSn me did the department. of Public
Parks have Jurisdiction of The Bronx? Ayes;
the and and
Q-when the Department Of Parks Jurisdiction
Improvement for the TwentyihIrd and Twenty
fourth wards was appointed you stiil remained III
o-At that time what was your position with
the Department? Any position from the day
NOTED ' through the various grades from axeman
rodman. leveller. transitman and assistant eng-
o-Did you not become chief engineer? A.
9-when dig You become chief engineer A
Q-That is. after the Greater New-York was
o~Prior to that you had been assistant engi-
have anything TO do with the preparation OF the
speclncatons and plans for the works. A-Not
there had been any contracts let would probably
have had charge OF preparing the work.
Q-You mean TO say after you chief engi-
T sg u K e H' time 20" resigned no contracts were
ALL CONTRACTS HELD UP.
Q-That Is. when the question of the debt limit
was up contracts let? Ayes
o-Prior 10 your becoming chief engineer ther3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
DURABILITY AND SMOOTH BORE

o.-That is what want to get at Now. what ,s
the great object to he achieved in sewer-ppes?
You have described lot here in relation 10 double
socket and sinsle-socket and ring pipe Whit -
the object that constructors OF sewer-plpe aim n,
billty. w ""'"-
0.-And in order to do that isn't Il desirable TO
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21

BUGGY, HACK, SPRING WAGON AND
= head of good horses cheap for cash.
1101 ] street.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21

and harness. for sale at California Seed
Yard, Twelfth, between I and J streets.
Auction sales every Saturday, II a. m.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
RED ORANGE SCALE.
1t Is Getting Firm Foothold in
This Citv

AAAo 0&Sys
Robert Williamson, the County Hor-
hcultural Inspector, states that a very
large percentage of the orange trees
in the city are badly infested with the
red scale, and that it is the most diff
cult of all scales to combat.
There are parasites in the different
kinds of lady bugs for most all the
other kinds of scale, but for the red
scale no parasitic enemy has yet been
found Consequently it must be fought
by artificial means, and there are very
few known remedies for it, Unless
these remedies are properly prepared
and administered by careful, expert
enced hands, even they prove ineffect-
i've
1t is suggested as dangerous to EN-.
pioy any one to disinfect for this scale
unless he has a certificate from the H.
spector or one or more of the County
Horticultural Commissioners. The three
Commissioners are H. W. Johnson, T
Booth and George H. Cutter and Rob-
ert Williamson is the legally commits
stoned Inspector.
Mr.. Williamson is Instructed by the
Commissioners to canvass the entire
city and locate all the infected trees.
Then he CIR the Commissioners will en-
gage some responsible person to do tile
disinfecting, and will see that he does
the work thoroughly, and not over
charge the people. The county pays
the Inspector, but the owners of the
trees must pay reasonable charge for
disinfecting.
The law on the subject is very rigid
and the Commissioners will enforce il
if it becomes necessary to do so, for
they see the necessity of stamping
out this plague before it ruins all OF
the orange and lemon trees.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Protestant Orphan Asylum.

Song, Flower of Liberty" school;
1--WE Can't All Be Washingtons," Har-
old Hughes; Good Old Times" Laura
Grumsen; 'tEpigrams,' Annie Hartsock,
Victoria Rodriguez, Dollie Nesbitt, An
ME Sundohlm, Lora Williams, Celia Van
Tassell; Little Soldier Boys" John
Haritsock, Albert Harris, Clarence Nc
Keen; song, Grave of Washington" I;
What Did They Little Girls" Brio
Chapman; 1.-The Reason Why" Alice
Hughes: selections, Lora Williams,
Grace Roberts, May Dodge, Celia Van
Tassell, Annie Sundohlm, Fred Probert,
May Goodin Katie Donnelly, Victoria
Rodriguez, Harry Venter; Not George
Washington Celia Van Tassell; Our
Flag" Annie Grumsen; song, Very
Little Are the Raindrops"; 1T Is Well
to Tell the Story" A. Hartsock; I'VE
Need Women, Eva Giants; Boys Bri-
gade," Len Dodge, George Masters,
Frank Casey; sentiments, Fred Probert,
Charles Hewitt, May Dodge, Grace
Roberts, Rob Lower; Stand by the
Flag" Howard Gregory; Washington"
H. Gregory, Fred Probert, Walter
Drake, Cleveland Wallace; Abraham
Lincoln Harry venter; song, Our
Own Dear Land; remarks; song,
Freedom" (words by Julia Ward
HOWe).
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
THE CAMERA CLUB.
Its Print Exhibition Will be Open
TODAY and To-Morrow

An exhibition of prints will be made
to-day and Tomorrow at the rooms of
the Camera Club, to which all persons
interested in the witchery of photo
graphy are invited.
The Sacramento Camera Club is one
Of the most progressive organizations
of amateurs on the coast, and the
work of some of its members APP
proaches the highest stage of perfec-
ton. It's rooms are equipped with all
the latest appliances and conveniences,
and any person whose taste runs in the
direction of amateur photography will
enjoy a visit thereto, especially during
this print exhibition
The Camera Club has laid out no
small sum of money in fitting up it's
headquarters, and every amateur in
the city who can possibly avail him.
self or herself of it's advantages should
join the club. By SO doing all the ex-
penSe of fitting up a dark room at
home and supplying it with modern ac-
cessories for doing high-class work will
be avoided, and the small monthly dues
that each will pay into the club will
help in maintaining it's efficiency. All
new members may enjoy the privileges
that the older ones have provided and
paid for.
The outings taken in the spring and
summer months are most enjoyable af-
fairs, and are always largely attended
by both ladies and gentlemen. On these
trips into the country beautiful views
are taken, and from these some of the
finest lantern slides are obtained, and
sketches of Sacramento scenery are
exchanged for those Of Eastern clubs
and displayed in many parts of the
country
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21

recitation, THE Birthday Lesson" Ma
Bel Wright; recitation. "Washington's
Hatchet, Eakle Hart; recitation,
der; composition, Life Of Lincoln Ell
sic Barrett; Lincoln Song" school;
recitation, Lincoln Earle Hart, Willie
Kelly, Arthur Ferguson, Albert Barber,
James Pierson, James Love, Howard
Smith; recitation, THAT Boy" Her
man Phleger; recitation, "a Flag on
Every School House." Leslie Blanchard;
recitation, What Our Colors Mean,
Winnie Kemper, Emma Russell, Maud
De Croft: recitation, Raising the
Flag" Mrs. Longs class; recitation,
"Washington's Birthday Gladys
Washington; recitation, Lincoln, the
Chieftain,' Rae Hewett; song, "All
Hail the Name of Lincoln school; rec
itation, IAN Incident in the Life of
Lincoln" Cleo Wheat; song, Wash
ington," Mrs. Wurst's and Miss Scott's
classes; recitation, "a Hero of Lexing-
ton," Wilhelmina Denning; recitation,
What Wen d." Paul Nathan, Mar
guerite Braun; recitation, Our Own
Dear Washington, Josie Veley; reci-
tation, Something Better" Luta Ma
son.; song, What Did Dewey Do to
Them?" Lottie O'Malley; recitation,
.sWashington's Birthday Charley Ell
dred; recitation, 1.-The Beginning" Rose
Zangerle; recitation, abraham Lin
coln,'' Elsie Mason, Gladys Payne, Leita
Jones; recitation, "Washington's Birth
day." MYRTLE Blum. Frank Pendery,
Gwynne Hamilton, Charles Cooper; rec
itation. "a Hundred Years Too Soon, -
Elmer Sweeney; song, Washington
and Lincoln" school; address, DR.. At
kinson; song, america school.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Newton Booth Ungraded.

Song, Land of Washington" by
class; defamation, February Twenty
second" Sidney Hall; defamation.
Hail to the Flag" Bernhart Heyer:
defamation "Washington's Birthday"
Viola Taylor; song, THE Faded Coat
of Blue" class; defamation, THE Blue
and the Gray" Clarence Brown; dia-
logue, General Washington" Vivian
Uhl, Ollie Bewsher, Mildred Milliken
and Myrtle Matthias; dialogue, THE
Flag of Washington" Frank Burnside,
Alfred Jones, Walter Cooksley, Willie
Miller and Minot Milliken; defamation,
THE Patriot Mothers Dying Advice to
Her Only Son. Gertie Lloyd; song.
Break the News to Mother" Lille
Heyer, Gertie Lloyd, May Cooksley, Ula
Ballard, Nellie Haedrich, Mildred Pike
Albert Smith, Martin Burnside, Clar-
ence Brown and Sidney Brown Hall;
defamation, Flag of Our Country"
William Doyle Coyle; defamation,
The Sword Bearer" Mildred Pike;
defamation, Cuban Liberty" Nellie
Haedrich; defamation, The Twenty
second Day of February" Annie Miller;
defamation, Our Own Dear Washing
ton,'' Clara Ackermann; defamation,
Washington Lille Heyer; song.
Mount Vernon Bells,'' class.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Lincoln Primary.

Recitation, Let Us Rally Around the
Flag" Floyd Morris; song, Battle Cry
of Freedom school; recitation, "Off
With Your Hat as the Flag Goes By,
Walter Doig; recitation, "We1l Stand
by the Flag" Joe Quire, Frank Tole-
man, James Carsner, Charles Shields,
Frank Dunnigan; song, "Our Flag
With Forty-five Stars school; recita-
ton, washington and Lincoln" Floyd
Morris; recitation, abraham Lincoln
Sadie Dreyfoos; recitation, "Lincoln's
Name John Sullivan, Heber Smith,
Look Hoy, Frank Marker, Chester Cole,
Dee LIE Fever; piano solo, Little Fairy
Waltz" Ethel F'reund; recitation, Lin
coin, the Chieftain," Fred Lumbard
song. "All Hail Thou Festal Morn, !"
school; class recitation, George Wash
ington," Miss Titherington's class; 1.-The
Minuet," May Sullivan, Elwood Santos,
Charlotte Smith, Herman Huber. Ethel
Hammer, Charles Fisher, Abel Dunlap,
Walter Stoll: recitation, Like Wash
ington," Eddie Shick; recitation,
Something Better" Ethel Perris; pi-
ano solo, Charming Little Low Waltz"
Gertrude Steen; "Washington's Life %
Frank Rhodes James Garlick, Nose
Davis Fred Hubbard, James Douglas,
John Douglas, Willie O'Brien, Henry
Petralli, Tom King, Annie Spencer, Ma
bel Clengenberger, Alice Meyer, Clar-
ence Merry, Clara Iser, Katie Rogan,
Grace Riggs, May Lenazzi, Nellie Lui-
betich, Budd Waters, Emil Hunsiker,
George Lafayette, Kesity Rose, Ethel
Freund, Gertrude Steen, Alma Addison,
Burnett Burke, Annie Steinmeyer, Ed
die pullman; recitation, "A Hundred
Years Too Soon" John Griffen; song,
Hail California" school; address to
pupils, by DR.. Van Norden; song,
America" school.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Washington Primary.

Exercises to commence at i o'clock
Flag salute and song, third grades;
Greeting Carolyn Hatch; What
Was the Secret?" Elva Christie; Gen
eral," Oscar Lomond; Columbian exer-
cise-Columbia, Alice Hawkins; Bells,
Claire Wolf, Elva Christie, Elsie Gas
coigne, Lena Clark, BERTHE Lais, Annie
Pletscher; What Did They Teach Lit
tie Children" Evelyn Johnson; The
Truthful Boy Karl Fisher; Soldier
Boys" billiard Clark, Charlie Mauer-
han, Walter Kuttruff; Our Flag" Ger
trude Do1an; Our Colors," Edith Peter
man, Hazel Williams, Ethel. Mcclure;
"A Little Boys Ratchet Story" Rolla
Watt; Like Washington Ralph Tay-
Tor; flag song and drill. Mabel Sandal,
Essie Philips, Helen SERVER, Carolyn
Hatch, Louise Gerig, Fife Buell., En-
ma Gerig, Freda Schellenberger, Julia
Price, Pearl Butler, Nita Mott; remarks
by E S. Wachhorst; song, America. !"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21

Sowell, Edith White, Helen Sheehan,
Nellie Goeller, Alma Anderson, May
White, Libby Higgins, Tidlie Holmes,
Ruth Kendall, Vivian Seaman, Matte
Vaughn, May Donovan, Emma Wise;
song, The Red, White and Blue; rec
:ftation, Our Countrys Father" Miss
Heard's pupils; recitation, If All the
Trees Were Cherry Trees Freddy
HuntoOn; recitation, Washington"
Miss Henley's pupils; recitation,
George Washington" Carleton katr
zenstsin; recitation, Lincoln Ethel
Clark, Paul Terry. Julia Schwoeser,
Paul Rogers, Adelaide Greer, Roy Muir,
Alice Bastian; song, Mount Vernon
Bells; recitation, Lincoln, the Chief
tain,' Mrss Aliens pupils; recitation,
'Washington's Birthday Eugene
Seadler; recitation, Our Country $
Volunteers" Willie Mcdonald, Arthur
Sanborn, James Heating, Willie lie
Noir, Eddie siller, Harold Theilen, To-
rena Smith, Alfred Longton, Charles
BALI, Robert Bottoms; song, Washing
ton, Our Washington" recitation, Il
Think I'll Be Like Washington" Harry
Hanlon; flag drill, Irving Rivett, Louis
Schroeder Sam Rath, George Ellison,
Frank LleWellyn, Charles Herman,
Robert Lundquist, Julius Muir, George
Schultz John Ryan, Harry Hanlon, Leo
Schwartz, Willie Hampton, Carleton
Katzenstein Robbie Swanston, Willie
Kunz, Julius Danforth, Willie Sitton,
Frank Besson, Louie Rette; recitation.
Our Flag Clay Chapman, Sammy
Thorp, Johnnie Cuthbert, Roland FLEET
cher; song, THE Star Spangled Ban
ner"; 1.-The Story of Washington Rom
ME Alender, frankie Logue, Meryn
Hagerty. Robbie Schenk, Ross Smith,;
"Washington's Birthday George
Neale, Charlie Warra, Elmer King.
John Miller, Melvin Boyd Clifford Rus
sell, Ruther Wolff, Earl Dilley, Traver
Goethe, Hazel Muir: song, Washing
toms Birthday March,; piano solo,
Hail Columbia" Carlos McClatchy !;
song, America
E. I. Calvin will deliver an address
to the pupils.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
jefferson Primary.

March, school; song, "Our Washing
TOM school, recitation, "a Puzzling
Question" Leslie Cole; recitation,
February" Greed Ingram: song, Jack
Frcst,'' First Grade; recitation, II Won
der" Alonzo Kameyer; Flag Play"
six little girls; recitation, Abraham
Lincoln seven little boys: Our Lin
coln," Eddie Tilden; MY Papa" Cora
Conner; "In 1882" Brunette Yount;
when I Am a Man." Norman Wild
ing: 1.-THE Colors We Love-" Grace
March; "Washington's Birthday" Ray
Collins: song. Mount Vernon Bells"
school: "Washington's Entrance Into
Portsmouth" Robert Griswold song,
"A Tribute to Washington school;
Tributes to Lincoln" Willie Stone,
Rita Brown, Marvin Myers, Ethel
George, Olcott Burr, Vivian Silvirs,
Evelyn Cuddy, Frank Dietrich; lullaby
song, Miss Wilcox's class; recitation,
What Was the Secret?" class; Just
a Hundred Years Too Soon," Ethel
WE'LL Lincoln" Willard Walker, Clay
Lock. Johnnie Missner. Ernest Parker,
Jay Haworth, Harry Carragher. Wal
lace Bentley; address. Clyde Brand;
'Lincoln's Passing Bell" Mabel Crisis
well: ''Washington's Birthday" Grace
Hamilton; song, I'VE Sing the Name Of
Him We Love-"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Marshall Primary.

Song, "Chifds' American Hymn, -
school. salute to the flag, school; reel
tation, "a Hero" Freddie Berriesford;
dialogue-"Lincoln," Walter Dorman.
Paul Dunckhorst. Irving Scott. Walter
Bentley, Harry Carlson. Chrissie Jones,
Paul Harlow; flag drill. First and Sec
ond Grades; song, George Washing
ton" Fourth Grade; recitation, My
Papa" Ruth Pepper; dialogue-"Like
Washington" Frank Assalena, Fred
Reynolds, Edward Battreall; song, THE
Flag We Love Best" school; recitation,
ssUnited States,' Beatrice Woods, selec-
ton, "Our Washington" Fifth Grade;
recitation, "A Little Boys Hatchet, y
Arthur Felt; song. 'Our Flag" school;
colonial drill, Fourth and Fifth Grades;
piano solo, Washington March,
Edith Hammer: dialogue, In Wash
ington's Time" Fifth Grade; recitation
America, Beloved Land" Roy Bell;
song, Star Spangled Banner school;
remarks by speaker; song, America
school.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Hardness Grammar.

Lincoln Day" school; "Washingtons
Mother Leon La Montague; our Ma
items Medley" Frederick Ross; wash
ington," Nellie Mott; song, Flag OF the
Free" school; Lincoln" Geo. Glacken,
Stanley Shearer Mortimer Hulett; pi-
ano duet, Fanfare Militaire, Mary
Miller, Henry Miller; Flag of the
Rainbow Minnie Cox; washington
at Newburgh," Edna Radonich; violin
solo, "Traumerie," Percy Brown, &C
companist, Hazel Carroll; Celebrating
Washington's Birthday" Ira Halder-
man. Harold Herman, Frank Butler,
Julius Kaminsky, Frank Climm, Justus
Staiger, Roy Parsons, Ikey Lewis,
Charles Johnson, De Witt Leitch,
Henry Schluckebier, Edna Kroner
Addie Waters, Carrie Wenzel, Katie
Turner, Mabsl Bourett, Ethel Sherburn
Zoe Sanborn, Jennie Camp, Lizzie
Croft, Dora Truscott, Bada Pearson,
Mabel Common; address, Hon. W. H.
Sherburn; address, j. Frank Brown;
song, Land of Liberty" school.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Weather Reports.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been - and 81 de-
grees, with fresh to brisk ana high
northerly winds and clear weather pre-
vailing.
The barometrical readings at 5 a. m.
and 5 p. m. yesterday were 1905 and
5000 inches, respectively
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday We're 81 and Al
degrees, with no rain. and one year
ago to-day 55 and 40 degrees, with 20
of an inch of rain.
The average temperature was ~ de-
grees, and the normal 81, showing yes
terday to have been eleven degrees
warmer than usual for the 10th day of
February.
River II feet and rising. This rise
is due to the excessive and unusual
heat of the past few days, which is
melting the snow in the mountains.
The highest wind velocity yesterday
was 80 miles per hour, from the north.
and is very drying wind for so early
in the season.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
FIRST IN WAR AND IN PEACE.
PUPILS TO HONOR WASHING
9N TONS MEMORY.
Exercises That Will Take Place In
the City Public Schools
Tomorrow.

The usual patriotic exercises in COM
memoration of Washington will be held
In the city schools tomorrow, the an
niversary of the birth of the Father OF
His Country. These exercises Will pc
gin at / o'clock, except at the sacra-
mento Grammar School, at which the
hour set is 1:15. The programs pre-
pared for the occasion are as follows:
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
sPIRITUALIsM.

MRS. DIR. BEIGHEL, CLAIRvOYANT,
electric vapor baths and magnetic treat
ment Room Is, Old P. o. Building, cor
ner Fourth and K.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW. NIGHT

And each day and night during this week
you can get at any druggists Kemp's
Halsam for the Throat and Lungs. &C,
remedy ever sold for Coughs, Group,
bronchitis. Asthma and Consumption. Get
a bottle to-day and keep 1t always In the
once. Price 25c and soc. Sample bottle
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Capital Primary.

Salutation of Flag-song, Forever
May 1t Wave; recitation, Washing
ton" Alice Swift; recitation, "A Conun-
drum" Henry Schwertzer; Sketch of
the Life of Lincoln" Flora Sent, Eva
line Morris, Gladys Cummings, Faye
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Union Primary.

Exercises to commence at o'clock.
Patriotic song and salute to flag,
school; recitation, Remember George
Washington" Ross Perkins: recitation,
The Little Red Stamp Rudolph
Klotz; recitation, THE Birthday of
Washington Pearl viskers, Irene
Wermuth. Title Pauly. Viola Meredith:
recitation, Our Flag" Earle Sherburn;
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-21
Suffer Grammar.

Motto: ITO our Flag and to our
Country, which it represents; to our
homes and to our public schools-We
pledge our fortunes and our sacred hon.
or Freedom Forever" school; Our
Beloved Lincoln Rita Matthews; The
Greatness of Washington" Frank Do
Ian, Fred Cox, Geo. Appleton, Howard
Eames, Allyn Burr, Charles Guth;
marching Through Georgia" boys
from Mrs. Nagle's class; 'Washington's
Birthday" Jennie Hamm; "Aim High,
school; Washington" Glenn Kirkpat-
rick; Grown Our Washington" Eddie
Schaefer; We'll Stand by the Flag,
school; Biographical Sketch of Lin
coin" Beatrice Belote; piano solo. Mel
lis Matthews: Biographical Sketch of
Washington" Maud Erlewine; MT.
Vernon Bells" school: THE Birthday
of Washington, Viola Redmond; Lin
coins Proclamation" George Baxter;
''Shall We Write 1t Sampson, or Write
It Schley?" Howard Parker; Flag Sal
utation," school; America" school;
address, Major w. A. Anderson; Land
of Washington" school.