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SAN FRAEorsco ITEMS.

The laundry ordinance is being put into
operation.
Wiliism Houdssn, carpenter, attempted
suicide Tuesday.
Samuel Smith has been held to answer for
the killing of Hiidebrandt.
Bay Frank won the postponed race at the
Bay District track Tuesday.
A reception was given on Tuesday to Arch
bishop Riordan at st. Mary's College.
C. II. Bailey has been arrested for embsz-
element committed in Astoria, Oregon.
In the Hin Sharon case, Judge Toohy de-
clines TO interfere with The functions of the
Grand Jury.
Congressman Gusnther and Deustsr, Of
Wisconsin, left Wednesday afternoon for
home. During their visit they are under
stood to have paid considerable attention to
the Chinese question, both having voted for
the Restriction Act. Mr.. Ders.e-, who is q
Democrat, on being interviewed by the Asso.
eisted Press reporter on the Spsskership
fght. declined to commit himself. declaring.
In 8 joking way, that be, like Tally Of Cali.
fornis, wanted to be on the winning side.
he, however, spoke very kindly Of Mr.. Car
lisie
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Society Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Head the
vital fluid passing unobseryeo in the urine, and
many other diseases that's ad to insanity and death
DR. MiNTIE. who is a regular physician (grad-
uate Of the University Of Pennsylvania) will agree
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ough examination and advice, including analysis OF
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Ally skin, which has bean covere ! with
scaly sores. has become clean. smooth and
soft as ladye. My hands were covered with
little Dig scabs. They have disappeared and
Pm better than 1 have been for twenty years,
using DIR. Benson's Skin Cure."-A. N. Noble,
Selma, N. c., July 3, 1882.
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Eapa

FArA, November 25th.-The condition Of business
in this county for the time Of year is good and
most Of the -four mills are running to their fullest
capacity, ana there is good demand for their pro-
duct. The wine industry is the chief industry OF
the county, and though the vintage OF this year is
somewhat less than that OF last year, it is the gene
raj opinion Of wipemakens that the yield Of next
viii then begin to bear and at least oue-fOurth rs
many more labOrers will be needed 60 gather and
prepare the crop The winter thus far has be
favorable To stock men. The early rains and foggy
weather have caused the feed to grow rapidly. The
tanneres here are kept busy and cannot supply the
demand for their leather A company is now build.
ing railroad from Nspa TO LaSepolt, and already
fifteen miles Of the roadbed has been graded. The
company expect to rush the road through during
the coming spring. The labor market Is quite well
supplied, though there are few men idle
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THE
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

At the only Competing Exhi-
bition of the Photographers of
the Pacific Coast, held July I'd,
1915, it was unanimously deci-
ded that HoDsoN's were the best
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never.'ailing cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex-
hausted Vitality, SEM
inal Weakness, Sper-
matorrhea, Lost Man
hood, Impote ncy,
Paralysis, and all the ter.
rible effects OF self.a6use,
youthful follies and ex-
cesses in mature years
such az Loss Of Memory,
Lassitade, Noe turnal
Emissions, Aversion to
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SOn0ma.

SANTA Rosa, November 20th.-Ths crop condi-
tions, in general TERMS have been SO good in
Sonoma county as this season, the corn crop pre-
dominating abundance and excellence Other crops
have produced from fair average up to the highest
record. The products of the vineyards have been
excellent in quantity but never equaled in quality,
and the fruit yield has proved beyond expectation
The many wineries have been driven 10 their full
capacity and the quality of the wines will be much
better In real estate the transactions have been
largely in excess of any year. There have been
mere buildings, and of a much superior Glass; put
up in Santa Rosa this year than in any other.
Some OF them are stately mansions The wooden
factory, the flour mills the tannery and other man.
featuring establishments have 6ll been enlarged to
meet the growing demands, and all prospering
more than ever. There is not an idle mechanic,
artisan or laborer in this city nor hereabout, and
good wages prevail. All this is not a boom it is
simply the progress of business in every branch,
the result of increasing immigration and advancing
enterprise. Mercantile pursuits of ell kinds are
prOfting by the substantial flow of improvement,
and there is no failure or bankruptcy. Money is
lying in the bank vaults uncalled for at low inter
est mortgages being paid off and capital is act
i've. The building of the new Courthouse will give
labor further opportunity, and the constant inflow
Of parties come to settle viii still further promote
this uneXanipied general prosperity.
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A WISE woman will often accomplish the
best results with least money. This is exem-
plifisd by using Elec'rS,Silocoa. the noted
silver polish. It's cost is trivial. 1t pro-
dlcss unsurpassed bri,lianey. Is peif city
harmless
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Nevada.

NEVADA, November 19th.-During the greater
part OF the current year business gene ally through
ont the mining localities Of the county has not been
healthy as in preceding years, owing to the IN
certainty surrounding our chief industry, incident
upon the pending debris legis alton. But for this
fsct there would have been increase IN al kinds
Of business. Several new quartz mines have b en-
opened, some Of which machinery has been
erected. and on one or two mines that were being
prospected work has been suspended, the outlook
not warrsEting further expenditures. The re-
sumption Of operations 81 the Merufeld niue,
which recently closed down, will add new i'm
petus TO tyade, giving IL does employment to
about 100 men. Although regarde ss not Elueh Of
an agricultural county, the products Of this industry
barring the fruit crop, which severely injured
by the late frosts have been up 20 the average
Considerable building has been DONE and more is
Carpenters and trAdesmen generally
have been kept busy with labor. The market
however, is wei supplied. and there is no Feed of
more mechanics or more laborers than are here at
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SUFFERERS from coughs, sore thros', etc.,
should try Browns Bror c5ial Trccher." a
simple but sure remedy. Sold only ia boxes.
Price, q cents.
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Oh. 0PInnEY & Gil.
OF 70. II ksE5Nf ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases.

YONG MEN
XETHo MAY BE SUFFERING PROM TEE
w effects OF youthful foilles or indiscretion
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DR.. SPINNEY viii guarantee to forfeit $500 for
every case Of Seminal Weakness or Private Disease
OF any kind or character which he undertakes AID
tails 70 cure.
NTDDEE-kGEn EEEN.
There are many st the age OF thirty to sixty wlO
are troubled with too frequent evacuation Of the
bladder, often accompanied by slight snsrting or
burning sensation, and weakening OF the system
In a manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposits ropy sediment
will often be found, and sometimes small particles
OF slbumen win appear, or the color viii be OF a
thin miildsh hue, again changing to q dark ard
torpid appearance. There sre many men who d e
OF this difficulty ignorant Of the cause, which e
the second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr.. s. will
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, aud
healthy restoration OF the genitourinary organs.
Office hours-10 TO and 70 s. Sunday, from &c
20 il A. n. Consultation FREQ. Thorough exa1in-
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Eszs. SPENSEE d Co..
No. IL Kearny street, San Francisco.
P S-Eor private diseases of short standing. q
full course Of medicine, sufficient for cure with
I'll instructions will be sent to any address for Ee,
Observation-Disclosures
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YREKA, November l9th.-Business in this county
has been quite prosperous the past year in conse-
quence OF the railroad extension Laborers have
been in great demand all summer but there Will not
be so many needed for winter when the storms
cerle The agricultural prospects never better.
The fall storms have enabled farmers TO put in fall
crops on the uplands in good season. and they are
growing nicely. Good crops raised the past
summer, and grain and -four have advanced from
twenty-five to fifty per cent. over previous years.
irrigated lands produced double the usual quantity
of grain but the upland, where no irrigation was
afforded, did not produce much. Fruit also has
brought good prices this season. having been fed to
cattle and hogs during previous years for want of
market The river miners are doing very we'll, some
taking out great quantities of gold; but there has
not been rain or snow enough to furnish water for
running quartz mills or operating hydraulic and
placer claims
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OAKLAND, November 2st.-Plowfng is now in
progress in Alameda county. There is not much
new land available for cultivation, though some is
reported being broken around Li1ermore and on the
Bosa The increase of acreage in fruit IS thu most
noticeable feature of agricultural progress, many
landholders abandoning grain for fruit.
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Emissions, ImpOt sncy,
Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline, and LOSS
OF MANHOOD, In all ITS complications,
and from whatever cause produced. 1t
enriches and purifes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the
system, preventing involuntary losses, facilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc.,
elimnator OF all KIDNEY AND BLADDER CON-
PLANTS. 1t contains no injurious ingredients.
To those suffering from the evil effects
OF youthful fndiscretions or excuses, o
speedy, thorough and permanent CURE
Is GUARANTEEp. Price, So so per bottle,
or five bottles In case, with full directions, and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt of price, or @. o. d. To be
had nu1x- ~
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MERGED.

MERGED, November 2lst-The success which has
attended agricultural, grazing milling and general
business operations in this county the past season,
coupled with the early rains, which have served to
start the volunteer and early grain and supply
green feed upon the uncultiv1ted plains and foot
tries in this section OF the valley in a most pros
porous condition.
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JACKSON, November l9th.-The general condition
of business in Amador county the past year will
bear favorable comparison with previous ones. The
quartz-mning interest has, on the whole, improved,
especially at the extreme northern and southern
portions of the main mineral belt running through
this county The prospect indicates an increased
gold production over the yield OF last year. The
yield of agricultural products in the valley section
has barely come up to the average, and the fruit
crop has been almost total failure, except the
yintsge which has turned out WE'LL The labor mar
ket is normal, the supply being equal to the de-
mand. The present prospects of the county are de-
eidadlv ancourapinp
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DIR. c. .. SALFlELp,
ZIG Kearny Street,
A n a a q 4.

Consultation strictly confidential, by letter or at
office. FREE. For the convenience OF patients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy have adopted
private address, under which all packages are for
"a cd
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CHANGED DAILY FOR THE RED HOUSE.
GOODS WELL BOUGHT ARE HALF SOLD,


approaching
cipsatg of Orcy
the seller
the RED HOUSE
of
of
Among heavy
voicess dwell
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TRIAi. HQTTLE FREE

Sufficient 10 show its merit viii be sent to anyone
applying by letter, stating his Symptoms and age.
Communications strictly confidential.
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Sierra

DowSIEvILLE, November 19th.-The quartz and
gravel mines of Sierra county have yielded larger
returns during the past twelve months than for
many years past. The farmers Of Sierra valley have
had fair harvests. The labor market is well sup
piled. The miners are looking anxiously for rain.
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Il III 4 y u Z g NJ
sire gth ching
Remedy ana Nerve
TONIC is the legiti-
mate result Of over
twenty years of prac-
teal experience, and
CURES WITH UN-
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physical
Debility, Seminal Weak
ness, Spermatorrhea,
Pros tat0rrh oe n
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FL Dorado.

PLACERyILLE, November 19th.-The unprecedent
ed and almost total failure of the fruit crop in this
county the past season affected business of all kinds
to considerable extent, so that it may be termed
dull The grape crop was large and good prices
prevailed. Dairymen report the product Of butter
to be up to that of other years. but the price in the
market was lower and had its consequent effect.
Although probsbly not as many quartz mines are in
operation this season few years back, those now
bel G worked are nearly all remunerative or have
good prospects ahead Drift gravel mining is being
carried fully Of late years, with fair results
but hydraulic mining not to the same extent as
heretofore. The favorable weather since the rains
set in has been taken advantage Of by the farmers
and the major part Of the seeding is completed and
a large acreage sown. At present the local supply
of labor is fully equal to the demand though it is
probable as the wet season advances and more n.y.
draulic mining is done, the demand will Increase.
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CONDITION OF THEESTATE.
Reports from All sections-Average Yield
OF Grain and Fruit-General Gooo
Business Mining Prospects Outlook
ProsperOus-Etc.
Alameda.

ESPECIAL BY rELEeRrH TO rHs RaoOkD.Usros.l
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RED BLUFF, November 19th.-Farmers are quite
busy plowag and seeding, the late rains having gen
orally been timely although there is considerable
need for The last years crop is not fully dis
posed of, and the warehouses are well crowded.
owing to the prevailing low prices. The last crop
was good one, and somewhat larger than the year
before The wheat plump and in excellent con-
dition, but much that planted was inj ured by
drought. This year a great deal of new land has
been seeded, and if the season is favorable an i'm
Taense yield will be harvested. There is considera-
bic grain already above ground, and it looks very
good, being bunehy and Of good color. Trade in
mercantile lines at present is good. The junction
OF the new Northern railway with the main line has
given increased facilities for trade and travel in the
county, and has aided materially in attracting those
seeking locations During the year past business
has been dull, more so than known in any previous
year This has been caused t. some extent by pay
ing for railroad lands aad the placing of capital in
other real property. Labor has been in demand to
& greater extent than could be supplied, owing to
the draftsppon the labor market for other works in
this section Of the State. Mechanics have been in
brisk demand in all occupations and great deal of
summer work ia stil uGder way. Fruit has been
scarce, and at present the supply is almost ex-
hausted Fruit trees have been get out to cover
many acres so far this year, and great deal more
will yet be planted. Taken altogether, the county
is in excellent condition. The taxes are low the
debt small and the people are quite prosperous.
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VrsALIA, November 21st.-Tulare county has held
her own during the past dry season better than
was expected. Business at no time has been much
depressed. The labor market has been rood Help
has been scarce, and commanded high wages
There is now great demand for labor Of all kinds
1t is now too carly to judge Of the comir season.
but the ranchers are hopeful, and a larger acreage
Of grain will be sOwn thln in any previous year
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Marin

SAN RAFAEL November 20tb.-This county, as
whole, never in more prosperous condition.
The dairying interest, which is the principal indus
try of this county, never paid better than during
the past year. Feed has been abundant, and large
profits have been realized by the butter-makers,
which is shown by the fact that many who we're
renters heretofore are now becoming owners, in
consequence Of which the price Of dairy farms has
advanced upwards OF Is per cent in the past six
months. In San Rafael and vicinity upwards OF
$780, 600 has been spent in improvement in the past
year. Many elegant residences have been built and
more are in contemplation. The climate of San
Rafael makes it iavorite summer resort and the
business Of hotels, stores, etc, depends certain
extent upon the number Of summer visitors we
have. The labor market is not overstocked, and
the demand is equal to the supply. The extension
of the San francisco and Northern Pacific Railroad
TO Point Tiburon is going forward as fast as the
character Of the work will admit; also the extern
sion Of the North Pacific Coast Railroad, which will
shorten that route and avoid the heavy grade and
high trestles on the SaucelitO branch and by next
spring IN Rafael will have two railroad lines con
meet ne il with San Francisco
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san Joaquin

sTaCgIoS. November 21st-The present year has
been = prosperous ons in Stockton and San Joa.
quin eoaoty, and the prospects are decidedly er-
e9uraging The tax rate fog county purposes is one
dollar each 500 valuation aud the county IS ont
q debt, with a surplus q money on hand. The ~.
reuliural condition vas never more promising than
at this moment
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TRADING STEAMER.

DyHE TRADING STEAMER Al r ,ZjE-A
Il vARADO (recently purchased
by the undersigned) will leave the foot OF street,
every alternate Monday at o'clock A NJ, for all
points below Sacrament =, returning eysry Saturday
evening" and will leave every alternate Sunday morn
ss - i'm ''''' = GEO. o. BATES