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WHOLESALE POISONING.

The picnic party Of six hundred thirsty
Missourians who were poisoned by lemon
ade, must have been temperance people,
for the Missourian mind does not as a rule
run to thin beverages of that description.
The poisoning appears to have been done
in wholesale way, but we trust that the
number of deaths apprehended has been
greatly overstated. Apart from the de-
plorable loss of life resulting from this
affair it is but too evident that it will have
a tendency to break down the temperance
cause throughout Missouri, for there will
be no answer possible to the argument
that if these people had drank whisky
instead of lemonade they would all have
been alive and well to-day.
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
TgIs MoRHIEG's NEWS.

:, Wow, York Government bonds are quoted
- ,,e7 for As Of 1867 1889 for IS CT lesl; ll5
-, "a. sterling, 81 Sigh 81; silver bars, H.
silver IN London, 5l2; consols, 1ol SIC; per
nj limited States bonds, 1o6; IS, 1901 as lis.
IN San Francisco half dollars are quoted at
A. ,ount to par; Mexican dollars, 9o499!e.
At Liverpool wheat is quoted at s. Cd Cos 81 for
good to choice California.
The Stock Boards at san Francisco were not in
session yesterday.
A crazy man was arrested in Washington yester-
dav who said he cane there to kill Secretary Blaine.
Two men have aFted from Bath, Me, in the
smallest dory that ever attempted the trip, to cross
the Atlantic.
John R. cordan of MERGED died suddenly while
about to take passage on the ears for San Francisco
Large FIRE at San Jose, destroying the Opera
House and several ether buildings mostly insured
Ben. Cornelius, shot by Jack Powers at Portland,
Or, on the 4th, died yesterday.
Dutch Frank, who was badly beaten by man
named Redding at springville, Ventura cou ty died
from the effects OF the wounds
The great railroad suit at Santa Fee N. NJ, is still
proceeding in its regular course.
The Richmsnd-Albion case is again on trial at
Eureka, New.
Guitteau the assassin, was photographed in the
Jail at Washington Yesterday
Conklng has desired the protection OF the lice,
and the Fifth Avenue Hotel is under police sur
VIGILANCE
party of .pcnieSess were poisoned yesterday
near Warrensturg, Mo-, though accounts are con-
hicjing as to the result
Good harvests are expected throughout Russia.
All the passengers OF the steamer Britannia
ashore near Wexford, Ireland, have been safely
landed.
II P. MeGrath. The well known thurman, died
yesterday at Long Branch.
A terrific cyclone occurred Mondly at Pine Plant
and Highland, N. Y
man was killed by a companion at Marshall
town, 1, yesterday, for hoping that the President
would die
An organization of negroes has been formed at
Washington to lynch Guitteau III case the President
dies.
colusa voted tax of $4,000 yesterday for 6
school house.
John Gollnik was drowned near Portland, Or.
Monday night.
The weather was very hot east of the Rockies
Yesterday, especially at Chicago and Washington
The news this morning indicates that the wound
ed Pres dent is much better, and that now stFons
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
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The news that a man was yesterday
arrested in Washington, who carried a
large revolver, and declared that he had
a mission to shoot Blaine, is a fit COM
plement to what went before. There can
be no doubt that crimes such as that OF
Guitteau have a powerful stimulating
effect upon weak or diseased minds, and we
suppose there is no doubt at all that this
Pennsylvania Avenue lunatic was melted
to attack Blaine by the assault upon the
President And it is in order to point
out that unless Guitteau is dealt with
promptly and sternly, and the humbugging
plea OF insanity in his case is brushed
aside, there will probably be several other
enterprising maniacs inspired with the idea
of wiping out the remainder of the Admin
istratiou.
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Journeys are proverbially fraught with dis
comfort Peril to the health also is often su-
psradded en- route. This latter may arise
from climatic influences. unwonted food or
water, or abrupt transitions of temperature.
1t is extremely desirable, under such circum-
stances, to have with one reliable medicinal
safeguard. None is more deserving, popular
and highly sanctioned than Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bisters Against the influences of mala.
ria, the enervating effects of a tropic climate,
or the tendency of damp, Uncertain one to
develop rheumatism other complaints, this
medicinal agent is genuine defense. Emil
grants to malarious regions, Mariners com.
merciai travellers, naval officers, railroad men
and tourists find in the Bitters a genial
means of counteraciing the influences preju-
dicial to health. to which they are most par
ticularl; exposed
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PROSPECTUS
Bullion Hill Mining Co..
OF FL DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
Incorporated March ID, 1881.
100000 shares Par Value, 81 Each.

OFFICERS: t. D. SERVER, President; ]. H.
CoRBIN, Vice -Pi esdent NJ. E. GATES, Treas
urer; J. H. DowNER, Secretary; DAVID
DAVIS, Superintendent.
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weather Races The CorneIius-Powers
Trasedy-sSan Attempted As.
sassinafioa 1sew Schooner Railroad
Matters.
PORTLAND, July 5th.-The weather is warm
and cloudy.
The first running ace at the State Fair
was won by Mayh9wer.. Time, 1:53 The
second running race was dash of one and
three.quarter miles, for a p 7rfe Of $3.50. The
following horses entered: Trade Dollar
Winters, Caddie h. and Douglass. The
Judges decided it a dead heat, ard the own
ers agreed to pool the first and SET ond money
and divide equally. Time. 3:0saa.
Benjamin Cornelius, who died '1f his
wounds to day, came to Oregon in 1915 and
has resided in Washington county ever sil>ce.
He was wealthy and public-spirited citizen,
and his most unfortunate death is greatly d.
plored Powers, since the death Of Corne.
lius says he does not want to live, and seems
deeply conscieuce-stricken. Deceased was
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OF the several lines of BOYS SHIRTS we
carry we find the fancy dress ones in dark coors at
90 cents, generally demanded for ordinary wear
They are strongly sewed. and the color is in their
favor. Two collars accompany each shirt. We also
have one of excellent Calico in colors at IS cents.
Another shirt of fancy Percae, in assortment OF
colors, sells at ST. rs.
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Prayer for Our Country.

I'm VIEW OF THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINA.
ton of the President, and the political confusion
threatening in the event of is DEATH it is time for
our nation seek the God of their fathers in prayer
We therefore, the undersigned take the liberty of
calling public meeting of the Christian people of
Sacramento. without regard to sect or party, for
conference humiliation and PRAYER, at Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Sixth and streets, THIS
"Wednesday EVENING, at 7:45 O'clcck. The larg
est attendance is invited.
HENRY II. RICE,
Pastor Presbyterian Courch.
|. E. DWINELL,
iYG 1t ID. CT Pastor COngrcg Itional Church.
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SAN FRAsorsoo MONEY MARkEr.-Money

remains the same as for several months the
supply is good. and rates easy and somewhat
nominal at 7G9 per cent. for regular mercan.
tile paper 4(d6 per cent. for call loans on
prime securities, and S(d9 per cent for mort
cages on city real estate, with taxes on same
guaranteed. There is rather more demand
for remittance abroad, Though rates at the
close are somewhat easier. Drafts on New
York are selling at par; kilograms on do,
10al15c per 500: London exchange. Id for
bank bills, and 49sd for commercial; refined
silver, I2a013i per cent. discount; Mexican
dollars, 9OI@9lc apiece.--LS. F. Bulletin,
July 5th
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SPECIAL NOTICE
FOURTH or JULY FIHAgCE, EXECUTIVE AND
AUDITING COMMITTEES.

II OF ARE REQUESTED TO MEET PROMPTLY
4 at s P. NJ, THIS wednesday, EVENING, az
the Golden Eagle Hotel Reading oms, for the pur
pose OF closing up the business of the Committee.
All bills ard claims against the Celebration Com
mttees must be presented at that hour, ard he
vouched for by one more Of tho members OF the
Committee, including the CHI irnan of the respective
Committees.
Prompt attention to this notice VIII insure prompt
adjustment of the several accounts Of the properly
appointed Auditing Communicable srs. Brown,
Gerber and Sullivan.
The Finnce Committee will please pay over to
the Treasurer, E. K. Alsip, before r. day. and
take his receipt for the same, all moneys their
hands not heretofore reported to him.
The Grand VA. sinai Will be present with his final
report JAMES L FELTER,
President of the Celebration Committee.
Ii. I.l iii-1t
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DIED..

Sacramento, July 4-Joseph l. Moore, native Of
Pennsylvania, 90 years and 6months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
late residence, No 613 Fourteenth street, between
7 and G, this afternoon, at o'clock.
Sacramento, July 5-Charles H. Yong, native OF
Ohio, So years.
Funeral notice hereafter.I
AT the residence Of W. W. Marshall near Willows,
Colusa county, July 3-Mrs. G. W. Haley, g.
years, 10 months aud II days.
Near Roseville, Juy 1-Rotert F. TheiIe, "a wears
and months.
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Every month we notice an increased demand for
BOIS'CZOZHZNG,

Through our Country Order Department, from
living at distance They have found
that by ordering from us they have large and new
assortment Of SUITS to select from, instead OF the
meagre supply that stores in the country are Obliged
to offer If they carefully describe what they wish,
and send correct measurements they stand an equal
chance of obtaining something desirable, as do those
customers who call here personally.
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SECOND EDITION.

second edition OF the RECORD USIoS is issued
each day at P. ", bringing the Eastern and coast
news up TO tina. hour. BY this arrangement the
RECORD JxoS will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north Of Sacramento
The regular morning edition OF the REcoaD USioS
is carried by morning trains, and is ahead Of all
competitors far north Chico on the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Benieia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer
vile and all intermediate places
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House Robbed.

AUBURN, July 5sh.-The residence of }.
H. Wells was entered last evening, while the
family were absent, and robbed of $45.
Nothing but coin was taken.
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CAtIFORNjA PACiFIC ga. co.

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
II Stockholders of the California Pacific Rail-
road Company for the Elec ion Of Directors for the
ensuing year. and fer the transaction Of such other
business as may he brought before the meeting, will
be held at the Office of the Company in the city of
San Francisco, ON WEDNESDAY, July IS, 1851
between the hours OF 10 A. N. and , P N.
ie23 2ptl J. Or. GUM Secretary
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NOTICE.

YByHE ANNUAL MEETING CT THE STOCK
4 holders Of The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, for the Election OF Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the ion OF such other business
as may be brought before the meeting, will be held
ut the Office of the company, in the city Of San Fran
cisco. on TUESDAY, july Il, 1881.
i.23-2ptd E. H. MILLER ia Secretary
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Effect of the News OF the Attempted As
sasstnafiOn of the President ut OIym.

pia.
OLYMPIA, July 5th.-The news of the at
tempted assassination Of President Garfield
cast gloom over the whole city on Saturday
morning, and when the news came in the
evening that the President was dead, the
shock was so great that Sabbath-like silence
reigned in the town. Strong men in tears
was no uncommon sight. Within ten
minutes every business place was draped in
mourning: the band which had been before
playing lively airs Immediately changed to a
death march. An hour later came the wei
come news that the President still lived, and
that there are hopes of his recovery. Every
body congratulated everybody else, and all
Were cheerful.
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sAcRsMEMro ciIY RoMns.

YHyaE FUND COMMISSIONERS WILL PUR-
chase, to the extent Of the funds in their
hands, CITY BONDS issued under the Acts of 1883
and 1864, past due coupons removed therefron, at
80 per cent. Also past due coupons OF 1876 and all
prior thereto at 90 per cent 1873 at % per cent
is79, at so 1850, at TO- 1sS. at co per cent H. 0.
BEATTY, J H. LORD and J. g. BROWN, Com
missioners July s, 1881. jy6 3p1m
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CARD OF THANKS.

TEfnE MEMBERS OF ENGINE COMPANY NO.
4 desire to return their sincere thanks to he
Ladies and Gentlemen vho 81 kindly furnished
Everg-eens and Flowers for Decorating the Engine
House. ljy6-Itl H. A. GUTHRIE, FoFemin.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Z THUS PUBLICLY PROTEST AGAINST THE
4 sale Of the HaTTg1n estate set for July .. 1881,
as advertised in the Bee" and OF which II. G.
Smith a1d Samuel Poorman claim TO be Trustees, as
the records will show who the Of that estate.
frG.It= MRS NJ UAHRIGAN
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Lusiinable HomieIdc.

SAN BUESAvFNTURA, July 5:h--The Cor
oner's jury rendered a verdict of justifable
homicide in the case Of Dutch Frank, before
reported. Friends of the deceased intend TO
produce more evidence, and have the case
iudieially investigated.
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NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEET NC OF THE
~ Stockholders OF the Northern Railway Com
pany, for the Election of Directors fer the ensuing
year. and for the transaction Of such other bu icess
held at the oi-e of the Company in the eity of San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July IS. 1881, between
the hours Of TO A. X. ard p. NJ
ie23-2ptd j. OBJ GUSN, Secretary
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
S2.09t2S0 OF
ESsOot,No Va
W. P. COLEMAN,
President pro tenn.
W. II. W. C0LCL0UGH,
Acting Cashier.

State of California, City OF Sacramento.-Wm. P.
Coleman and W. H. W. Colcough, being each sep
P Coleman is President pro tenn and said w. II. W.
Coclough is Acting Cashier OF the Sacramento Bank,
the corporation above mentioned and that the fore
ling statement is true to the best of their knowi
edge and belief. W. P. COLEMAN,
W. II. w. COLCLoUGH.
Subscribed and sycrn TO bef re me this 9Th Of
SEAL W. B. c. HELLER, rotary Public.
fv6-It
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MARRIED

Sacramento July i-By Rev Robert Bentley, at the
residence Of j. H. Dixon. of this city, Alexander
N. Drew to Abbie E. Pratt, both OF this city.
Sacramento, July 8 BY T. II. C5ggins, Justice OF
:, the Pease, john Sullivan to Mary Alvord -.
Nevada City, June S0-Andrew II. Parker % Mrs
Kate Curtis.
Los Angeles, Jure So-Frank A Gibson to NJ. K.
Simmonds
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TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

ATOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders OF the Terminal Railway Com
plny for the Election of Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF such other business
may be brought before the meeting, will be held
at the Office OF the Company, in the city OF San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1881, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2P. NJ
ie23. 2ptd j. OBJ. GUM, Secretary.
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In BOYS BOOTS we can call attention to an
extra fine calf article single sole, and medium high
heel, at ST. These boots are only for boys wearing
sizes, Nos. 3 to 6 inclusive
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EDW. CApWRlEDER & CO.,
Corner Third and J streets, Sacramento.
or,Itn
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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Capital Zee and Coal Company"
With CHARLES sELLINGER as Manager thereof.

The ICE CONTRACTS heretofore made by Gruher
& Sellinger viii be filled, and further tracts at
equally LOW RATES are solicited.
Customers can rely upon being promptly and
politely furnished with the very best NATURAL
ICE throughout the whole season. ard at q satisfac
tory price. isDCA ECE COMPANY.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
COOKING BY GAS.

TIME CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
Il now in use by their patrons all the GAS
STOVES they had in stock beg to inform the public
that another lot has been ordered from the East,
and may be expected very shortly. The STOVES
ordered are of the MOST APPROVED DESIGN,
will give satisfaction and exactly suited 70
in this climate. The economy, cleanliness, ease and
rapidity with which COOKING can be performed by
the use Of these STOVES commend them more
and more to the discerning houaekeepar. WANT
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CALIFORNIA.
Fire at san Jose Destruction of the
Opera House.

SAN JOSE, July 5tb.-A large and very de-
structive fire occurred at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. It originated in the rear Of the Opera
House building, on Santa Clara street. be-
tween Second and Third, and swept dag
onally southeast to northwest across the
block, destroying twelve buildings, four of
them brick. The Opera House, with all its
furniture, seer cry, ETC., was totally destroyed.
Porter's wooden block adjoining on the west
was partially destroyed On Third street
three dwellings, two belonging to a. G
Moody, and one to V. Moulin, were burned
to the ground. On Second street wooden
two-story building belonging to n. Porter,
together with De Long & Fieli's marble shops
and Ewing & Spencer's stable, were de-
stroyed, with nearly all their contents. The NJ.
E. Church opposite was in danger for a
while, but was saved by the gallant efforts
of Oakland hremen, members of the Oakland
Guard here on a visit. The water supply
was Insult Gent and for a time much
greater confagration was threatened. The
insurance is as follows: Opera House build
ing, furniture and fixtures, $40 SEQ; Porters
block, s., 500; Coran's, plumbing fixtures,
Sc. GOO; Porter's building, Second street.
81 500 Mouths house, 5000; Fields mar
bic works, 81, 600 on stock and $500 on build
ing De Long, $500; thee brick buildings
belonging to Senator Baker s., coo; Ewing
Spencer's stable. $500 Moody's buildings
were uninsured. The Opera House was the
hnest theater in this city, aud was built at :
cost exceeding SEC. 600. The cause OF the fire
is unknown.
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STAR MILLS AND MALI HOUSE.
NEUE9URG Il Lagos,

Mos. 30, 81 AND 81 FIFTH ST. SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
Ma ufacturers of Malt and all kinds OF Meals, etc.
Oai meal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buck wheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale.
iel7lDtf
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For LADIES ASD CHILDREN Hammers Cascara
Sayrada Bitters acts like charm in costivencss,
biliousness, disoriered stomach, etc.
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We can also mention Boys Box-Toe, Alexis
Tie, and Elastic-side Caters sizes running from
Nos / to s. These sell at 81. The quantities sold
indicate that they give good satisfaction.
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W. ?. COLEMAN,
"a II W HnJ ETnI
SACRAMENTO BANK.

STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS AND LIAB1LI-
~ ties OF the Sacramento Bank, a corporation
doing business at AZ street. in the city of Sacra.
mento, State of California, on June 90, 1881.
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Died from HIS yvounds-The Fourth.

SAN BUENAvENTURA, July 5ah.-The man
known as Dutch Frank, who was beaten by
Redding at Springville, died at late hour
last right. Before his death he recovered
consciousness, and denied swapping a pistol
at Redding or his wife, saying that the caps
on the pistol would show that the hammer
had never struck them. He said the whole
row was about dollar aud half. The Cor
oner has gone to hold an inquest.
The races and the review of the celebration
passed off smoothly yesterday, without an
accident Of any kind. The immense Iuu Der
Of strar gers in town, however, made it al
most impossible for some of them to obtain
food or lodging The day was the hottest
seen here for years. The races viii be finished
IN 1au
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HAMMERS CAscARA SGGRADA BIrTEss cures sll
Complaints arising from 40 obstrueted state Of the
sytenf
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ICE NOTICE

ygyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
the interest OF GRUHbER * SELLINGER in
the Capital Ice n d Coal Company, win continue
the business at the same place, NJ. 1903 THIRD
STREET and under the same name Of
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HAsssR's CAscARA SAsRApA BITIEgs produces
fine, clear complexion, as IL c.eanscs the body OF all
impurities.
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BORN.

Sacramento. June 2o-wife OF Geo H. Greenlaw, a
daughter.
Sacramento, July s-wifa OF James H. Walsh a
son.
Sunny South, June so--wife of J. W. Eggleston, a
daughter.
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SAN PABLO 8. TuLARE 2. r. CO.

NOTICE. ANNUAL NE ETIGG OF THE
~ Stockholders of the san Pablo and Tulare Rail-
road Company for the Eject On of Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF such other
business may be brought before the meeting, will
be held at the office of the Company in the citJ Of
San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July Is, 1881, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ and P j.
i.22.2rtd j. OBJ. GUM, Secretary.
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Our So suits of DRAB WOOL CASHMERE,
for boys, handsomely made We have good
line of sizes.
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HAMMERS Cascara Saqrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
blood
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THE DALLEs, July 5.h.-The house of A.
S. Myurs was burelarized yesterday, and $40
in coin and valuable jewelry and keepsakes
stolen therefrom.
The palace cars Umatilla and Walla Walla
arrived on barge this morning.
The anxiety about the President is intense.
Every word OF news is eagerly sought.