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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25
Story ofa Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worse
form of slavery. George D. Williams,
Of Manchester, Mich, tells how such q
slave was made free. He says: "My
wife has been so helpless for FIVE years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters, she is wonderfully i'm
proved and able to do her own work. y
This supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep
lessness, melancholy, headache, back
ache, fainting and dizzy spells. This
miracle working machine is q godsend
to weak, sickly, run down people
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 30 cts
Sold by E. L. Allen and E s. Lead
beater & Sons, druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25

As O1D AND WELL-TRrED REMEDY.-Mrs
Wusow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
oger fifty years ~ millions Of mothers for
.heir children while teething, with perfect
E3ccess. i soosbos the child, sottens the gums,
l,ays all p.in. cures wind collie, and is the
5o.iemeGy fo5 Diarrhea Is pleasant to the
tsste. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
Sord, twenty-five cents bottle. Its value
Is incslco!abio. Besure and &sk for Mrs. Wins
lov's Soothing SyrGp and take no othsr Kind.
isn17 esa&sIvT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25
pnr Oyer Einr Yenrs

II J1NNEY, TO1 KING STREE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25
DRIA VA, WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 25, 800.
DRY GOODS.
Great Conclave of Attractions.
Underwear.
DRY GOODS.

This department contains The bea utlful 80
lectlons Of buyer whose taste has e been de
monstla.ad hy KIP rience. ani this seasons
purchases salty tho requirements .of taste,
quality ad Style
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25

.i...r 20 tcrcors of nervous apprehen-
..,t.. b 20 man can ever appreciate.
...... Of mind the mental poise and
,--.- ander difficulties, which IS neces-
....,y womanhood Is only possible
nsitive feminine organism is in
'-..-. 4, healthy condition. If there be
o. weakness or arrangement in this re-
.,5-- no romedy in the world so COM
-, ,,5.ores wonanly health, nervous
CO. s-l capability as the wonderful
.t.va-,e Prescription Z" invented by Or:
- r.erce clucf consulting physician of
H.. INV 4, Hctel and Surgical Institute
~ grf1o. y. It purifes, heals and
.,..-..eens insuces functional regularity;
,.,1.- rlvsical reinforcement and sus-
,..-..s ,5wcr at periods of special weak
re-. anil depression.
7. Is .. only medicine which makes
.',.. c8...ne Of baby safe and comparatively
.9.v IN personal letter to DR.. Pierce,
No Marguerite Collin, OF Cutler, Algoma
Co 5at says:
.. v.. sufferer and was cured BY DR..
pr---, wonderful medicine. When l COM
r,.r.-1 The medicine I could neither eat nor
.,.,. Nv hands and feet were constantly cold;
hli wasting t;oublesome drain for three
r,,-.ha 1ad my monthly periods were never
-.rrr took Dr PierccS Farorite PrcScrip-
,.5- -rt cured me. ! feel we'll. thank the
yo-,le psDensary Medical association"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25
4 CONvALESCENT

that sincerely wishes for health will tone up
with our BEEF, IRON AND WINE WITH
ELEkY, which is mild tonic gently slim
ulating and very palatab!e He will find
how quickly strength returns and he will
soon have the necessary back bone TO re-
turn TO business with This remedy, which
is prepared by ua as carefully as prescrlp'
ton would be, we specially recommend for
persons whose POWERS Of digestion are weak
and who suffer from nervousness.
E. s. LEADBEATER & SONS,
Druggists, Established lf92
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25
WINES AND LIQUORS.

mo drugs or chemicals OF any kind were
found in the samples tes ed. We have no
hesitation in recommending them" III L..
Bowker, State Assaser of Mas sch setts
Mr.. Bowker says this of the G. o. Taylor o d
Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskits. RE OBJ
tanned the goods at the druggists without
special selection By the proprietors G.
Graves & Sons, Boston, Mass, Sold only in
ennlea hntflrs nv licnnseh dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25
CLUB LIFE ON THE DECLINE.

CLUB LIFE ON THE DECLINE.
The reported financial embarrass-
ment Of the Manhattan Club laat week
says a New York correspondent Of the
Boston Herald, following within Pc
riod of Is months upon that of the
New York ard the Calumet, and the
persistent rumor of the proposed con-
solidation of the Union and the Metro
poliian, has served all the more TO &C
centuate the present unsettled condi-
ton of club lie in New York, aud its
gradual decline.
1t is a positive fact that nearly every
club in New York has, within the las.
FIVE years, felt the effects of a diminish
ed attendance of members, of numer-
Gus designations and of few proposals
for Dew membership. In some cases
this has been such a. to be cause OF
serious alarm, and in others the defec
ton has not been so heavy. Expenses
such as rent, taxes, lights and the keep
ing up of vast establishments have not
Iessened, but increased, and this makes
the future of club life in New York
somewhat of problem.
There are a few exceptions to this
general rule. The University CLUB is
putting up new building which is to
be the handsomest of its kind in the
city, and the waiting lisl is very long.
and.the D ,mocratic CLUB has, with po-
ltcal aid, become very furnishing
institution. But these are merely
booms which are experienced iii differ
eut stages 10 the existence of cluh,
and sometimes will lead to a perma-
neut establishment; aud, again, the ef'
feet will only be temporary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25

Rev. John Reid, jr. of Great Falls, Mont ,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me ! can
emphasize his statement. at is positive
cure for catarrh if used as directed. Rev.
Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena Mont.
After using Ely's Cream Balm six weeks
believe myself cured of catarrh.-Joseph
Stewart Grand Ave, Buffalo, N. Z.
A Zoe. trial size or the SOC. size of Ely's
Cream Balm will be mailed. Kept By drug
gists. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St.. n. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25
Mems Woolens.

: "atural WOOL Un1ershitts, size IS, price
75c, now soc
8 Natural Wool Undcrshirts size 80, price
81. 25, now 75c Soft rs velveu and as warm
as ,urn&co
7 CAme's' Hair Undorshirts, sizes 3-34,
4.36. price 81, now 75c.
2White Extremely Light Weight Under.
shirts size 40. price $50, now 81.
2Sanitary Wool Undershirts, S 70 i2, price
81. 25, now 81.
Fine Grade of Wool Undershirts, sizes
2 233, 3-42, price ST. now 81. All in differ
ent colors
2Natural Wool Undcrshrts, size 3S price
81, now 75c.
4 Medica,ed Scarlet Wool Drawers, size
81 plice 81 so now 81.
5 Merino Drawers, size %, price So, now
35c
l Natural Wool Undershirt size Al, price
SOC, now Soc
2 Natural Wool Undershirts, size 46, price
81 25, now 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25

Food does more harm than good when not
digested. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat. 1t prevents wasting diseases and
cures stomach troubles. 1t cures indigestion,
sour stomach and belching, and allows q
wornout stomach rest. 1t acts instantly.
Edgar Warfeld, jr,, corner King and Pitt
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25

ARNOLD's BROMO-CELERY. Try this
anhyao1 remedy Tor headaches NeurAlgis,
slaepleasness 10 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25

Horrible agony is caused by Piles, Burns
and Skin Diseases. These are Immediately
relieved and quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve. Beware of worthless limitations.
Edgar Warield, jr., corner King and Pitt
or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-25
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
ACTIVITY
IN
" 0Ol0n
Underwear.

In cur two previous cards OF msrked down
broken lots of Woolen Underwear for Men.
Ladies, Misses, Boys and Infants almost
every article mentioned has been sold ard
demard foe more of the same bargains
Our smal. lots are dwindling down to an in
yisibl' space. In issue of January 26 closes
cur annual January underwear sales O, brok.
en- sell, ions.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Newton Booth Primary.

NJ. NJ. B. Potter Principal and teacher
of Ninth Eighth, Seventh, Sixth and
Fifth Grades. Mollie L. Brown teacher
of Fourth, Third, Second and First
Grades.
Ninth Grade Daisy Carmichael,
Florence Taylor, Thorn Dorsey, Edoff
Lindberg, Mary Rolf, Manuel Thomas.
Eighth Grade-William Buchanan, AL
bert Alderman, Frank Miller.
Seventh Grade-Annie Miller William
Taylor. Edgar Lewis. Jess Kendrick,
Max Rolf, Grover Harlan, Rudolph At
tamia-
Sixth Grade-Warita Herbert, George
Herbert, Sevolt Lindberg. Adolph Mat
thias, John Hauser, Grove Schopp,
Frank Smith.
Fifth Grade-William ellison, Mildred
Pike, Eva Herman, Alma Herman,
Hattie Kendrick. Minnie Alderman,
Lonnie Tryon, Lloyd Ross, Nellie Ken
drick.
Fourth Grade-viola Taylor, Lille
Heyer, Vivian Uhl, May Cooksley, Ger
trude Lloyd. Eddie Kendrick, Mildred
Milliken, Robert Costello, Frank Hau-
ser.
Third Grade-Martin Burnside, Myr-
tie Mautais, Oma Dickson, Raymond
Powers. Clarence Brown. Walter Kut-
ruff, George Hauser Harry Costello.
Second Grade-Alfred Jones, Walter
Cooksley, Frank Burnside. Lydia Kali
len, Willie Miller, Katie Musachia-
First Grade-Bernhardt Heyer, Minot
Miliken, Maggie Jordan, Gus Lass. vio-
let Salliares, Willie Coyle, Jennie Mil
Ter.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Washington Kindergarten.

The following program was rendered
at the Washington Kindergarten, car
RE M. Estes and Ada Crawford, teach
ers: Ring song; prayer; Good Morn
ing to ALP; Welcome" Evelyn Pratt;
clock game; '-Buttercups";; Red Tops
in Clover; MY Boy Is a Soldier" ;
''America"; Three Cheers; Soldier
Boy" Willie MCGEE; Five Little Sol
diers,' Willie MCGEE, Domonic Sevitella,
George Bailey, Lachlan Mclean. NJ
Walden; Golden Sunshine; Wake
Says the Sunshine" Florence Kripp,
Mahlon Walden; Sunbeam Fairies" ;
daisy song; Garden Bed; "Chicka-
dees';; toad game; Bee Hive; Come
and Play. House. Angela Bomar;
Lightly Row.; Ball for Baby; Nov
the Sun Is Sinking; Skipping; Bye
.'Chipmunks" Village Dance" Flor
ence Kripp, Evelyn Pratt, Josie John
son, Ethel Peternan, Mahlon Walder
Willie MCGEE, George Bailey and Ray
mond Thomas
The Thirteenth and G streets Kinder
garten prom otions are as follows: Eve
lyn Pratt, Josephine Johnson, Martha
Crimson, Rose Wolf, Nellie Uren, Lucy
Schaffer, Angela Bomar, Florence
Kripp, Mabel Conger, Evelyn Daley
En1eline Willis. Ruth Pfppitt, Mary
Krotisik, Mildred Hatch, George Bailey
Raymond Thomas, Max Ward, Willie
MCGEE, Ichabod Elder, Earle Klein
Stanley Williams, Willie Leutz, Lach
Ian MacLean, Guido Noack, Ruth Hay
ford, Lottie Elder, Frank Gerig, George
Manerham.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Sacramento High School.

Following are the names Of the grad
yates of the Sacramento High School
of the class of 1899. These pupils are
entitled to enter the University of Cal
fornia, Stanford or Eastern colleges
upon the recommendation of the Prin-
cipal. Most of the graduates will not
go to college:
Observation-Disclosures Jerusha Blue, Alias
Chesley Boggess. Nellie Angerie Burn
side. Georgia " Carroll, Charity Daw-
son, May Dittmar, Mary E. Flaa, Alex
ander Goddard, Royal B. Giffen. Maude
Green, Eleanor Jovita Harris, Horatio
Hurd, Pauline Johnson, Charles B.
Jones, Emma E. Meyer, Ethel F. Par
sons. N. Blanche Peart, Eugene Knee
land Smith. Marion Stone, Henry G..
Thiele, Jr., Agnes M. Treanor. Cora s..
White, Russell Williams, Katie V. Will
lis and Mary E. Winans.
Senior Class-Names of pupils who
will be enrolled in the senior class, in
one or more subjects, at the beginning
of the school year 1901 Charles
Baker, Finley Barley, George Beard,
Mabel Carmichael, Rita Castle, Belle
Coolidge, Harry Cotton, Thomas
Creighton. Roy Elliott, Jeanette
Hatch, Will Hatfield, Eta, Norton, s.
N. Jones. Dean Lyon, Orlando Nc
Craney, Ray Mcfarland, Edith Miller,
John H. Miller, Maud Ray, Thomas
Rowan. Ethel Ryder, Ruth Seadler.
Elsie Smith, Saidee Sturtevant, Susie
league, Matte Treanor. Max Van Nor
den, Alice White, Stella Wiley, Bessie
Williams.
Junior ClasS.Names of pupils who
will be enrolled in the junior class. in
one or more subjects, at the beginning
of the school year 1S99-19OO:
Nellie Allen, Tuiley Barley. Charles
Baker George Beard, Fritz Biewener.
Ednah Bruner, Henry Buchanan. Jes-
sic Carlow, Lillian Campbell Mabel
Carmichael, Carolee Carter, Rita Castle
Arthur Cole, Belle Coolidge, Harry Cot
ton,s ALA Clippinger, Apple Driver.
Blanche Dwinelle, Hulda Engstrom,
Roy Elliott, John Fisher, Rita Calvin,
Horace Gardner, Lottie Gould, Edna
Grant, Otto Grau, Clara Graves, Ethel
Hall, Nelson Harris, Jeanette Hatch.
Edith Hatfield, May Hesser Ruth Hos
kfnson, Harry Irwin, Lottie E. johnson,
S. H. Jones, Edith Kerr. Ellita King.
Victor Kohler, Clarence Kroner, Matil-
da McCallum, Orlando McCraney, Ray
Mcfarland, Florence McLennan, Will
lam McNairn, Harold Mathews, Flora
Meister, George Meister, Edith Miller,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29

Eda Nield, Edna Nield. Richard Ochs-
ner Ed. F. Parker Grace I. Parker.
Miley Pope. Eda M. Ouire Nellie Row
an Thomas L. Rowan, Cora q smith.
ROGER I. Scott. Elsie s1nitl Ua1ter
somn1ers. Eugene Sfafford Hl,lda
Sta,,ffer. Rose Stra,irh Crvetp1 sturte-
want saidee stnrtevan+s E.tba, Tilto,,
nn.++;e ,e nor. = p,,,, y~,,et, ma :, q
r,,rnsr Nell I1;a,, I,o,.s,, o.
No. Won Norda,,ss, A,;<,-s xr,ss+ re
1uatt+,o,. q a1,o ytr.j1-s., So. x.,;',
- 80, ,.ss. 'v,,,;a :, .vvx,,;s s,'e y -
'>As,.s r,,s.-7
LII, ~ ,,.sa,,ss = - pups
WY w." - - -. o-eu - ,ne sopiloii :,
. go - 49,. 10y supJec. e., q. ., ene
veg nm. e, :, =. .''e scnooi year loSo-iSoo'
Doia ",.a rAa1ene Dlana, Lanah
can,poei, 80 Csr11ne1on, MaDel car
lle.'o 49, aus,ey' Aitha Slese,
60, car,ss ro.l.. .'a IoI.no LIS
Tuvey, e,.a.-S So'iiiih, Harry Cot.oii'
49, C,,r+;a NJ" a Houcn'
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60 CO. e es.. a' craze sa noizey, neus'
. u1- ~ , ien, IRENE uloiu'
wIlas 1a, c. luna Grant,s Elsie Grau,
49, GO d.. 49, ulnsoes' Eumaiu
1TU., $50 - uue
20 ~, iaiiis' Jailee vv,an
..A' > 80 II,'. sei' rloieuee mug
VII W ~. ..Sn,nsi' eczema HOOK.
eali 80 llenlletta horton Lu-
We 80 ~ MI Johnson, =, rouiieaane
I. ooies, nloisi,c
J n,n No. uall, Howaru Jon1s.oii'
Da~aIa.,o, 81 lara Aeny' neupen
w $500 -, ,'a nonieI, sactof non
rel, Ia 80 nioiner Naomi Levy
= ~ M Ae * .",nil@ leonard Seavey
- Dua' 1"oNla.cny, Shes0er MI
NJ l Io 1.7.,,: ncAausalah' Florence
A",u ncNai'ii' w iAle -
NJ m,a,a u m'news' Aloera .
ecAiessei' riora Meis-
,Sa,,s,, 1s, A.oeIN Mlchael,
a 1910. 80 Monlloi = .Liilali Vel
| SUI Seeena tS,el'ois, Cari NoacR' Lucy
1 49,, 60 ~ Qlsegsl o,ieI :.
,e.oilaIu Oei'sli' Snaries Ossooo' Eo-
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Lincoln kindergarten.

Mildred Obarr and Laura Cooper
teachers. Exercises will be held to-day
commencing at 8 o'clock: Ring song
See the Shining Dew Drops; prayer;
song, Good Morning to Alp; finger
song. Come, Dance. Little Finger;
game: song, Greeting to Spring ;
group of flower songs, (a) THE Seeds, y
CD THE Awakening" (c) Procession
of Flowers: dance, THE Minuet' ;
song, Country Friends: game, 1.-The
Bucket; finger songs, ta) .The Bee
Hive" (b) What Are These?'; game,
The Clock; lullaby, Mother, the
Cradle Is Rocking; game, Five Lit
tie Maidens"; song, why Do You
Come to My Apple Tree?";; ball game;
song, Pussy Willow; game, "Bowing
LOW"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Marshall Primary.
Emily L. Doherty, Princip;

Emily L. Doherty, Principal.
Fifth Grade, Emily L. Doherty,
teacher-John Dunckhorst, Clarence Ell
bred, Floyd Moore, James Popert,
George Popert, Hugh Rusk, Roy Samp-
son, Arthur Valentine, Charlie Wools-
ton, VERNE Bernhard, Hattie Kamen-
/ zind, Hortencia Ledesma, Haydie Mad
ison, Mercedes McGinnis, Elsie Orr,
Marguerite Reid, May Showler, Geor-
gene Smith, Carolin Teichert, Edna
Wiesler, Emeline Wiseman, Julia Pier
mi, Blanche Rible.
Fourth Grade. Mary F. Tracy, teach
er-Roy Bell, Walter Chapman, George
Dutton, Charles Kuntze, Harry jenkins,
Archie Johnson, Claire Mathews, Ralph
McClatchy, Harry Nurnberger, George
Pcorman, David Reid, Paul Sampson,
Lawrence Scott, March Valentine,
Willie Van Zee, Fred Pierini, Hendley
Hart, Estella Girolami, Edith Hammer,
Eta Jurgens. Gertrude Kerr. Marjorie
Montgomery, Minnie Martz, Irma Scott,
Ella Valentine, Ruby Megerle, Beatrice
Woods, Clarence McGinnis.
Third Grade, Mary G. Griffin, teacher
Katie Barrett, WiHetta Bernhard.
Florence Cook, Sybl Deuprey, Helen
Eldred, Florence Gibson, Laura Graves,
Ruth Pepper, Bessie Resseguie, Freda
Rink, Ruth Scott, Grace Schofield,
Pearl Thum, Gladys Van Fleet, Addie
Wood, Annie. Ziegler. James Belote,
Walter Bentley, Roy Boothroyd, Rollie
Boothroyd, Harry Carlson, Thurman
Chapman, Charlie Clear, Walter Dor
man, Paul Dunckhorst, Arthur Felt,
Rudolph Gidlund, Chrissie Jones. Philip
Kamenzind, Henry Morrow, Otis Old
field, Irving Scott, Arthur Stillwell,
Earl Simms.
Second Grade. Laura j. kim, teacher
Frank Assalena, Frank Bradshaw,
George Chaplin, Elmer Eames, Asa
Montgomery, Elwood Nurnberger
Louis Simmonds, Edwin Schmidt, Les
roe Weldon, Wilbor Stillwell, Earl
Simms, Harold Clarke, Chester Hol-
lingsworth, Anita Alexander, Gladys
Book, Edna Hill, Elsa johnson, Mary
Jones, Phoebe Huber, Lottie McGinnis
Myrtle Ross, Oneida Wilhelm, Neva
Withrow, Ida Callendine, Matilda
Pierini Marie Luebkeman, Annie
Lewis. Nettie Megerle, Annie Jurgens
First Grade, Laura ]. kim, teacher
Freddie Berriesford, Edward Battreall
Ross Eldred, Ellsworth Earle, Leo Nc
CATCHY, Freddie Turner. Arthur Tur-
ner, Willie Kost, Eddie Pierini, Edwin
Rowe Freddie Reynolds, Eva Contell
Emma Dudley, Ruth Dunekhorst, Flora
Dietrich, Hilda Felt, Eva GiroIami
Claire McCiatchy, Ena Ranlett, Cor
deiie Smith, Ruth Turner, Ruby
Wardle, Loie Rusk, Nita Hoffman
Ethel Rowe.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Founding Home.

Grace Danforth, teacher.
Fourth Grade-Verna Calkins, Walter
Travers
Third Grade-Della Smith, Mabel Sill
verlock, Eva Silverlock, Lille Smith,
Irene Churchill, Irene Lawson, Arthur
Lawson
Second Grade-Earl Brandon, Frank
Smith, Hazel Lawson, Leland Smith,
Clifford Sweesy, Alice Bremen, Susie
Orr James Orr.
First Grade-Edna Howe, Ethel Bre-
mer, Leta Real, George Smith.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29

Maloney, Lottie zoller, Andery Abra-
ham, George Gustin, Edwin Mcdonald
Eugene Palm, Ernest Looney, Caroi
Latson, Norman Hughson, Jonn
oBrien, Fred Strader, Wardie smith,
Arthur Weller, Perry Potts.
First Grade, Mrs. Yoerke, teacher
Royce Haswell, George Catey, Aubery
Cecil Derr. William Jesse James, James
Edwin Flanagan, Frederick GranaH'
John Traver Maluvius, Howard Martin
Pennish, Alva Glide Sharp, Luke Johh
Cossich. Earl Loehr, Lillian Alfs, Freoa
hlser Dwenger, Martha Alene Darwin
Alma Stanwood Herndon. Marguerite
Gladys Holmes, Zeta Theresa Pheiah,
Gertrude Zoller, Nellie Fay Pollard,
Florence Josephine White, Addie Kline
First Grade, E. Iva Hughson, teacher
Edmund Halfway Stillmans Alice
Evelyn Short. Gladys Leanore Grou.'
Albert Hugh Kumle, Grace Lyle ooeh'
Helen Wilhelmine Franz, Lillian
Irene McCallister, Irene Louise
Compton, Reuben Stengele, Marina
Helen Baird, Vernon Winter, Biancne
Ethel Smith, Dorothy Isabel Bower
Merl de She'll, Arthur Len Abraham
Minnie Marguerite Nicolaus, Ross Ar
thur Smith, Charles SLIDER, ROBERT
John Rainey, Idella Loretta Cook, CAR
enc Wiebheda Rust, Minnie Ameha
Schmidt.
kindergarten Grade, Rebe A. Nourse.
acknowledgement Burton, Frank Dut-
ton, Eddie Grove, DIN Latta, Alfred
NesensohnI Albert Oschner, Frank
Pargett, George Stocking, Clara Bower,
Sadie Born, Sybil Brennan, Josephine
Camenzind, Anita Derr, Lucille Dun
ster, Viola Faith, Annie F,reehauf,
Laura Gun, Hazel Hollingsworth,
Emma Eangerbahm, Eda Links, Hazel
McMillen, Mildred Worth, Pauline
Wurst, Gladys Waodman, Annie
Stocking, Maud Stergeon.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Capital kindergarten.

Nd set program has been arranged for
the little children. On Friday morning
at 1920 o'clock they will indulge in
games in the shady portions of the yard
and will be served with refreshments.
The teachers OF this kindergarten are
Miss Sue Dixon and Mrs. Ressiegue
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Sixteenth and L kindergarten.

Sophie Price, teacher-Lilla Berdeen.
Miller Mcbride, Helen Brown, Powell
Drew. Jack Fenton, Wesley Frazier,
Ethel Hunter. Beth Johnson, Markham
Johnston, Myretta Lehman, Madelyn
Jacox, Ruth Preston, Harold Henry,
Laura Pealer, Ruth Sickerfoss, Elsie
Strubruger, Raymond Thomas. Alma
Woodall, Arthur Weston, Freddy West,
Ernest Travers
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
Orphan Asylum.
Mrs. NJ. Bassett. Princlpa.

MIS-. w. DdSSclt, IllHCiPdis
Fifth Grade, Mrs. NJ. L. Bassett,
teacher = Frank Biarino. Rayburn
Chapman, May Dodge, Kate Donnolly.
Howard Gregory, May Goodin, Annie
Hartspck. Annie Sundholm, Fred Pro-
bert. Celia Van Tassell.
Fourth Grade, Mrs. NJ. l.. Bassett,
TEACHER inito sBiarino. Jesse Bailey.
Clara Cole Walter Drake, Annie Grun-
sen Lucy Grace. Charles Hewitt, Ar
thur Harris, Fred Mcleod, Dora Nes-
bitt, Harry Parker, Cleveland Wallace,
Iora Williams.
Third Grade. Mrs. NJ. E. Tryons
teacher-Hattie Adams, Guile Bailey,
Brio Chapman, Waldron Gregory,
Laura Grumsen, George HaInest, Ethel
Hartsock, Alice Hughes. Clarence MILL
er. Archie Morrow. Mickie Nesbitt,
Helen Wording, Herbert Parker. oma
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2 FURNISHED ROOMS for Housekeep-
ing, for man and wife or ladies'. 1916
Fifth street. je27-7t
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BOARD AND ROOMS; LIGHT: AIRY;
private; reasonable. 615 Eleventh street.
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72S SEVENTH ST. SUITES of House
keeping rooms: all furnished
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For medicinal purposes drink Glen
brook" sour mash whisky. Theo
Blauth. 407 K Street. Tel 207.
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TO LET OR RENT.

DURING HOT sEASON-CEMENTED
cellar for cold storage. Apply Neu-
bourg & Co., 1016 Fifth street. je27-3ts
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WANTED - MILLINERY TRIMMER
who understands trimming and selling.
Apply to Sacramento Home Supply Co.,
T e,
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THE BEST PLACE TOBoRRoW Money
on your valuables Is at STEINMANN'S
1912 Fourth street. Strictly confidential.
Terms Reasonable.
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$6-COOLEST FRONT ROOM IN THE
city; suitable for single gentleman S07 J.
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WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT WE
sell fireworks at the lowest prices. WO
OWN w KEE, 326 l street, near
Fourth. 1e23-lOt
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ONE HOTEL SOLD LAST WEEK AT A
bargain; one more to SELL in good town,
80 miles. from Sacramento; 6 trains per
day; only first-class house in town; no
reasonable offer refused: full descrip-
ton on application. RAND & CO., 1924
Fourth street
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RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
1919 Fifth street, between J and *
streets. Sacramento, Cal Help furnished
or. telephone orders at our expense.
Phones: Sunset south al; Capital AS;
res Sun. black 995. r. r. MILLER.