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STUPID JOURNALISM.

The San Francisco Chronicle, which for
years past has received subsidy from the
Spring Valley Water Company of from
$50, 600 to S35, 600, and still makes hypo-
critical pretense of being opposed to mo.
nopoly, takes occasion to say that while
the hotels in the Yosemite valley are not
the best, it is far better TO endure them
than to have hotel bnilt by the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, etc. The
stupidity of this becomes apparent
when it is stated that the Central
Pacific Railroad Company never at any
time proposed 20 build q hotel in the
valley, and never made application to the
Board of Commissioners for any such priv
ilege. In short, the whole assault from
that quarter is az gratuitous and as silly as
would be plank in political platform
declaring against making balloon of FL
Captain. And yet there is method in it,
for the hired organ of monopoly must by
some device hide its journalistic harlotry,
and the thin disguise adopted by the
Chronicle is frantic, extravagant, idiotic op-
position to the railroads of the State.
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MINERAL PRODUCTS OF %Hg UNITED
STATES

A report entitled "The Mineral Resources
of thu UEitsd States" is now in prsss, and
will shortly be pablished. by Mr.. Albert
Williams, Jr, Chief of the Division of Min
ing Statistics and Technology. United States
Geological Survey, Hon. J. W. Powell, Di-
rector. This report is for the calendar year
1852 and the first six months of 1888. It con-
tsins detailed statistics for these periods, and
also for preceding years, together with much
technical and descriptive matter. The COM
pilation of special statistics has been placed
by Mr.. Williams in the charge of leading au-
thorities in the several branches, and the re-
suits will therefore be accepted with conf
dence. The following totals of the ptoduc-
ticn of the more important mineral substan-
ces ara from advanced proofs:
Vaiues Of the metallic products Of the United
lStlttea IN 1882
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wHAr TO ID Wfra sa! OF ras
MONEY.


There never was a moro propiEious time
for the Government TO engage in such
work as will necessitate the adoption of a
postal telegraph system. Instead of call.
ing in the low-rate bonds, which it must
be understood is not matter Of necessity,
but only at the pleasure of the Govern
ment, it may use its means for the con.
struction of the proposed lines. There is
world Of debate and suggestion concern
Jag the disposal of the surplus revenue.
There can be no agreement in or out of
Congress regarding the restriction of the
income by lessening Of the duties, nor iu
it at all likely that the Internal Revenue
Bureau will be abolished and the taxes on
whisky and tobacco abated. The surplus
revenue of the nation viii amount to
something Ike lOO. Ooo,0OO millions
of dollars per year for some yeara.
Now the Government can put portion
of the money to no better use thar
to appropriate outright the necessary sun
70 construct the postal telegraph lines
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Hr. Ia VARS seminal Pills cure al
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss oil Ylgor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De.
bility and al tha class Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indacrutiou or Abuse. The old find IN this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young q safeguard and protection DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs, deaitated
from whatever cause 20 their prestine vgOF. Price,
81 90 per bottle Sent C. Q. u. by express 70 any
address, secure from observation. Address eli orders
to a. MoE9KJE X Co, Druggists. PCstofiG5 9 u
1852 San Francisco. ni23.Sm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GARD OF THANKS

TEyHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO TENDER
4 her sincere thanks 10 the members Of Red
Jacket Tribe, /. o. f. ~. Ell Dorado Lodge, l. o. O.
F., Union Lodge, A. o. u W. WalhalIA Grove, U.
A. o. D., ard the many friends who so kindly as
sisted during the Illness and death of her beloved
husband, j. X WiIlem. MRS j. w. WILLEM.
fB CT auQ II
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Eog PRESS FoR SALE.

We have at the REooRD-UNIoN Office two large
doublecylinder Hoe presses in perfect order, Of
which will be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms. The size Of bel-plate is iOx6o inches the
purchaser can have his choice OF the presses. The
object in selling is TO replace with OF rapid
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LOST OR TAKEN

u asst EVENING C. Ar $50, FRoMTHEN
IL Railroad Depot, LIGHT BAY ksTT&
HORSE, three white feet, two rear and NA
right front; seven years old long tail and name
fair leather saddle, new, with AZ. f. ST0LL." name
Ct maker; black leather bride, leather fat. The
finder will please return to WILSON'S STABLE, X
street, near Third aug.1t-
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s445,9l2,4o6


OIalu VutlI' 3tJ5,JI-l4oO
The grand total might be considerably re-
duced, says Williams, by substituting TIE
value Of the iron ore mined for that OF the
pig iron made. by dsducsing the discount on
silver, and by considering Lime. salt, cement,
borax, etc, as manufactures. lt will also b.
remarked that the spot values Of copper,
lead, zinc and chrome iron ore are much less
than their respective values after transpofta-
tion to market.
The first Blk months of 1888 show prcdac-
lions as folloWs
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Or. TrnppDan VIII EXTRACT yOnr Teeth
positively without rain or no charge; viii make
you set Of artificial teeth for $40 warranted to fit,
fill your teeth with gold from 81 cavity, according
TO size; patna, so; silver or bone, 81 al work
first-c0ss and warranted call at his dental perors
and satisfy yourself 1901 Market street, corner OF
Sixth, San Francisco; Market street ears psss
door every three minutes. ie29 II
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i should be remarked that more detsiled
rep1rs of each class of production which is
given in tas advance proofs, show some Of
the amounts to be in part estimated, but the
data msy be regarded as accurate as it is pcs
sible to obtain.
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Advice 20 s0tieFs Mrs WtaSiOW's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
arc cutting teeth 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes
" bright as a button" 1t is very pleasant to taste.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind regulates the bowels and is the
best known remedy for diarThea, whether arising
from teethiDg or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. MIS- 1yTuThS
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wHEAF LAST YEAR AND TETS.

After having sent out circulars TO the
several counties of the State, the San Fran
cisco Grain Exchange has Issued circular
giving tie production of each county last
year, and the estimate this year. which is ss
foIlous.
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The Cincinnati Commercial publishes statistics Of
the operation OF the Scott law in Ohio in seventy of
the eighty eight counties Of the State Ore thou
sand and nineteen recognized drinking saloons in
those counties have been closed $3.50 paid the $500
tax and / $50 the 500 tax.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Casd.-TO MI who are suffering from
the errors and indiseretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss OF manhood etc, will
send recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send a sef-sddfessed
envelope 60 the REV. JOSEF I. I6&AN, Station
D, New York City. mis- 4p1yTuThS
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TIE English Government has decreased the work
ing hours of its postal telegraph employees to eigh.
hours. After October lst messages OF twenty woris
can be sent to any part .; the United Kingdom for
twelve cents.
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Fire clay, kaolin, potter's clay, common
brick clay. terra-cotta, limestone used
as fux in copper and lead smelling,
iron ore used as fux in lead smelling,
pyrites Gor acid mekiug), zinc white
made directly from ore, msrls (other
than New Jersey, ap4tite, gypsum,
tin ore, bismuth, arsenic, Irid0smine,
mill buhrstone ard stone for making
grindstones, photographic stones, tale
(other than soapstOne ", quartz,
feldspar, fluorspar, terra-alta, chalk,
crude mineral paints, nitrate Of soda,
carbonate OF soda, sulphate Of soda,
native alum, ozoceTite, mineral soap,
strontia, etc. certainly not less
than
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TUE Santa Rosa Democrat goes back on the " ex-
ira session agitation completely, as have about al
the Democratic papers worth mentioning For once
reason came to their rescue
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TIE story that syndicate has been formed in
England to push plan for securing the redemption
Of Confederate bonds deserves TO re treated with
contempt such redemption is as FAR distant in the
future as the life OF this nation shall extend
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THE Mail and Herald of Stockton arc quarreling
over the question as to which is the best railroad
hatsr 1t makes very little difference to the word;
ei' her one is seurrilous enough to disgust decent
people.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Banlan and Courtney AgaiR-Thc Chi
nese Smuggling Business NO Cattle
Disease In Kansas-PugilIstIc Matters
Sensational EIOpement in South Care
lima Robbery on a TraiG- Affairs In
Foreign Lands-Ete.
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FredGriGkGbHrg Beer Hall

NIo 525 K STREET, NORTH SIDE, BETWEEN
II Fifth and Sixth FRED. WAGER, Proprietor.
The Genuine Fredericksburg Beer, nice and cool, at
tive cents. Fine Lunch every day. aug
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AL Diseases Cured by ilia ReyitalIzsng
Cure, such as CataTrb in its worst forms; throat
and lungs: female weakness specially Oxygen
Depot, 1870 Geary street, San francisco. jyl01m
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GARFIELD MosUMENT.
inscription to be Engraved on Copper and
Placed in the Cornerstone.

inscription to be Engraved on Copper and
Placed in the Cornerstone.
Following is the inscription engraved on
the copper tox to be placed in the corner
stone of the Garfield monument at San Fraz-
CISCO
To THE MEMORY OF
JAMES ABRAM GARFIELD,
Who faithfully served his
COUNTRY on THE BATTLEFIELD, IN CONGRESS-,
and as
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
Born November 10, A. D. 1881.
Died September 10, A. D. 1881.
from wounds received at the hands Of an assassin.
May his iliusriOus career serve as an example and
his memory remain sacred in the hearts of
His CoUETRYMRs
This cornerstone was laid August "a, A. D. 1888,
by Clay w. Taylor, Most Worshipful Grand Master
Free and Accepted Masons OF the State Of California
TO hold records and to assist in the support OF this
MONUMENT,
Erected by the voluntary contribution of the
PEOPLE OF TIE PACIFIC COAST OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Frank Happersburgher native OF California. De-
signer and Artist.
Griffith Gritfiths builder of the granite work
John Wright, Henry @. Macy and Henry Kenitzer
Supervising Architects,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
GARFIELD MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
OF the Pacific Coast
NJ. C. BLAKE, President
HORACE DAVIS Vice. President
W. w. MONTAGUE, Vice President,
Hon. A. j Bryant, NJ j. Heating,
L. L. Baker, Davis Louderback,
W. 7. Coleman, Captain W. L. Merry,
Jules Cert, Hon. P. A. Roach,
II. Fl. De Young, John W. Shaefer,
Hon. H. L. Dodge, Claus Spreckels,
James Duffy, Jacob S. Taber,
W. W. Dodge, Lloyd Tevis,
Arthur NJ Ebbets, A. P Williams
w. d. English,
ALBERT W. PRESTON, Colonel United States Army,
Secretary OF the association and Grand Marshal OF
the Day. FRANK j. MURPHY, Assistant Secretary.
"GoD AND OUR COUNTRY"
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FAIR! 1850 FAIR!
THIRTEENTH AsEEaL Ex aIElTieA
e. DORADO DISTRICT AG7iCUli URaL hssOGIA.
Tl0s, no. 8
Comprising the counties OF Nevada, Placer, El
Dorado, Amador, lpjne and Mono, will be held at
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada county, Cal, Gu Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ana Saturday,
September 5, 6, z 1883 Over $500 in Premiums
to be awarded.
az SPEED PROGRAMME AZ WATT PARK: IA
FIRST ss&Y-TUtsDAY, SEPT I.
No. I-RUNNING- Three quarters Of a mile dash,
for two-Year ODDS; purse, $500
Ne. 2-RUNNING-one mile and repeat purse,
$500.
N. S-TRoTTIss 55a-I 6fee.nG1ute class; purse,
SECOND DAT-WEDSESDAT. SEPT. 3.
No. 4-TsOTrING-Fre for all: r Sc, $500.
No. 5-RUNNING- Tb-ea iourths of a mile and re.
peat purse, $780,
No. G-PA oING-Purse, 800.
TgIRD DAY-THCRsDAY, SEPT. C.
NO 7-TRoTTEG OR PACINc-For double
teams; owners t. drive !; best two in three; mile
heats; purse, 500.
No. S-BICYCLE RACE-Haf mile and repeat !;
purse, $50.
No. wALKISG-For stations; one mile purse,
$50
No. lo-RUENING-one mile and repeat purse,
$500.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY. SEPT. !.
No. 11-RUNNING Free for all; mile heats;
purse, 81 600.
No. I2-PACING-Free for all; purse, $500.
No. 13-kUNNISG-H Half mile and repeat; purse,
$3.50.
FIFTH DAY-sATURDAY, SEPT. 8.
No. 1i-TRoTTING-For 2:24 class; free for all
NJ X - NSEVErTyRsCE trimming E-oo for oil
one mile dash first horse OFT at first quarter,
S75 first horse out at second quarter, SIS ; first
horse out at third quarter. SIS first horse out at
miles end SIS. Total amount OF purse, $500.
No. 16-SADDLE-HORSE RACE-RUNNING-Fo
District horses who have never won money catch
weights: half mile dash; purse, $50.
No. I7-MULE RACE-KUNNIEG-G as you
please; free for all; entrance fee, 81 50; purse,
$50.
Total amount OF premiums, s5,4OO.
Amount Of premiums in Pavilion, S., 0C0.
Entries to all the above races, except Nos T. g, 0,
15 l6 and H. TO cloye with the Secretary on Wednes
day, August Is, 1883.
All races restricted to horses owned in the District
prior to July l, 1852 except where specified Gree
MORNING ESTE RTBIMME NTs.
FIRST DAY.
Game % Cricket. between the Clubs Of the Dis
triet, for purse Of $50.
SECOND DAY.
Lad IS Tournament for sundry prizes valued
at 90.
Boys Tournament for sundry prizes valued
at 500. THIRD DAY.
A Fsse EaIi Match, for Clubs in the District,
for purse OF $50.
Grand Stock Rar5de.
FOURTH DAY.
Crane Pigeon Shooting Tournament, I'M
der the auspices OF the Grass Valley Sportsnan's
Club coufaed to residents OF District prior to
July l. 1888, for purse of 800, divided into ap-
propritts prizes.
FIFTH DAY.
Grand stock Parade and award of Premiums
GEO. G. BLANCHARD, President.
Address all communications to
z. w. ROBERTS, Assistant Secretary.
Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal
MISUNDERSTANDING lwd&w
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IOJai.. SzLJ Oo,uVt
Values Of some Of the non. metallic products Of
the United States IN 1882 (aH spot ralueS, ec-
cept chrome iron ore)
Bituminous coal brown coal, Ignite
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PROPOSALS
Purchase IF golano County Bonds.

10y ORDER OF THE BOAttfs OF SUPERVlS--
y 'ys Of the county of Suisno, dhs msde at
regular meeting thereof, held on the 49, day Of
July 1888, ed proposals will be received at the
Office of the Treasurer Of said county, at the Cot
house, in the town Fairfield, until II O'clock NJ,
ON the Sd day of SEPIr"RER. 1893, for the pur-
chase Of iftYfour thousand dollars (S5400O) bonds
Of said county, OF the denominatic2 # five hundred
dollars (S500J each, payable IN gold coin, numbered
consecutively from from No. ] to No los inclusive
TO mature on the 18th day Of July 1903, or at any
time before said date at the pleasure of the county
Interest at the rate Of five (5) per cent per annum
payable semi annually on the 18th days Of January
and July in each year Said bonds are issued by
the Board Of Supervisors Of said county, under and
in accordance with The provisions of part four az,
title two ~, chapter two ~ Of the Political Code
OF California, and in conformity with resolution Of
said Board dated the 18th day of July 1888. No
bid will be received unless accompanied by certi-
fed check upon some solvent bank, payable TO the
order OF the Treasurer Of SAID county for at least
ten QO) per cent OF The amount Of each bid the
check to be returned in OF rejection Of the bid
The Treasurer reserves the right to reject any and
all hids. Bids to be marked Proposals FOR the
Purchase of Solano County Bonds" snd addressed
to the County Treasurer OF said county.
". X. HOYT,
County Treasurer Of S0lano county, Cal.
DE'c1 August g. 1883. aus-2Ltg3
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PAVILION PRIVILEGES

TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 10. 1888.
DDS FOR THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES
ID viii be received by the Secretary to SATUR-
DAY, August is, 1888, at Pm:
The exclusive right to publish and distribute
daily paper in Park and Pavilion to be printed in
the Pavilion
Tie exclusive right to sell ice cream
The exclusive right TO sell candy.
The exclusive right to sal soda.
The exclusive right 70 sell cider.
The exclusive right 10 sell pop corn.
The exclusive right to keep restaurant.
E@ The COMMITTEES reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. EDRIN f. SMITH, Secretary
au9-2ptd EB. CT
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La PERICHOLE /

DEess Circle and orchestrs.......'5 ccrts.
No extra Charge to reserve. Box office open from
10 A. NJ to 10 p NJ MONDAY auS-lw
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pONESTIC NEWS,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rnz RzoORD-UnIOs.l
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special Assembly OF Sacramento B
Commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar, AEztssR~
for DRILL, VIII be held at the PAVILION, E5szsf
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, August 9th, II
at s o'clock. sir Knights are earnestly Nm
requested to attend. Sojourniug Sir knights are
courteously invited. EDWAaD LYON, E O
A. A. REMINGTON, Recorder au9 It
YE9O LBT-A SUITE OF LARGE, WELL
L furnished rooms, southern exposure; also,
single Tooms. No. lis Eighth street, between h
and I. Ieqnire on The premises. au9 Nv.
4 EFT IN PEW OF CONGREGATIONAL
Ia Church, sabbath Evening, July Goth, a
BLACK SILK PARASoL trimmed with lace The
person finding the same will please leave it at No
626 Q street, and be suitably rewarded au9-2tneds
q oST Or STAYED FROM ~.
Z 4 Brighton, on August 4th, a GREY Iis-sSse5-'
HOUND (Slut) PUP; white legs and ls.eseszz1--Ss
IA e. ANY person who will return her to WOOD
YARD, Eighth and L streets; or leave information
OF her whereabouts, will be rewarded. aug -1ws
WHEAT FARMS FOR SALE.
A FEW WHEAT FARMS l HAVE FOR "a.
IA sale. 1t will always be well to see the ~.
Broker, CARL STRoBEL, No. 32l street. -
if you want a farm of that kind. an9-1t*
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

2,ea9,l89 22.5O7, s72I s.145, o2oI 81, s4s, GOO
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BERKELEY GYN1NAslURa.

For Catalogues or other information address :.
S. HAGUOs, Berkeley, Cal, or L. J. WICK
SON, Ala Clay street, San Francisco. jy1A1m
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE Has M Jrd SEMINARY,
BERKELEY, CAL.

4 First-CIass BOarding-sehOOi for Young
Esdies
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FAIR! g@&- FAIR!
THIRTEENTH 4ssEaL Ex gIElTieA
Or
e. DORADO DISTRICT GGslCUl URsL hssOGIA.
Tl0s, no. 8

Comprising the counties OF Nevada, Placer, Ell
Dorado, Amador, alpine and Mono, will be held at
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada county, Cal, Gu Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
September !, 5, 6, T. 1853 over geo in Premiums
TO he awarded
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First,clas5 Boarding School for both sexes,
Rcopens Tuesday. Jaly I5th.
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Bamaging Rain and rEai,-storn.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. August S.h.-A terrible
rain and hail-storm swept through this sec
ton today. It was about two miles wide,
beating corn and all growing vegetables into
tie ground. It is regarded as one of tie
most severe storms that ever visited Western
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-13
Does Poultry Payl

II proper care is taken Of poultry there is
no dnuJt that it pays. We cannut expect to
make any business profitable unless We give
it our attention. A great many people Iced
their poultry regularly but neglect to give
them water, and then siy that it does not
ray tn keep poultry.
The best drink for hens is sour milk, aud
If ross bic it should always be kept by
them. Scraps of meat, fish, potatoes, etc.
are excellent for fowls, Dn not feed on clear
cor or meal, but vary their food as much
ms possible. In the summer feed once a
day, but in the winter give them a second
feed inst before they 90 on roost. Always
give jast what they will eat mp elan Hens
fe in this way-will lay oil winter, if they
are Of tbs right breed.