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THE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA TRANS
FERRED.

THE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA TRANS
FERRED.
PORTLAND. Dec % "A meeting of the
directors Of the Oregon q California
railroad company yesterday, decided 10
transfer the road 10 the central Pacific
ana increase The stock. One hundred
and thirty miles of the line is completed
in Oregon
THE MEXICAN CENTRAL MANAGER.
E.. PAso, Dec. % -lSpeciai. -'lenetal
Mana ger Robinson, of the Mexican Ce :
trai railway, arrived, tod y, fr m Dem
yer, and departed Tor the City of Mexicu.
ACKERM IN APP IN ED AG NJ. $50
CHICAGO, Dec. % - w. X. Ackerma,,,.
TO, merly president of the Central rail
road, has been appointed western agent
of the Baltimore J. Ohio.
THE ONO POOL.
INDIANAPoLIs, DEC. 23.-The gener
passenger agents of the railroads com
prising the ohio river pool met here to-
day to consider differentiaI rate matters.
The session lasted three hours, and the
agents were unable To agree. 1t W
finally decided 10 turn the whole ques
ton owe, to the presidents and general
managers, who will meet early W jan
nary and enceavor to 30 Ito all dissen'
SiOnS. tH.t
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The "Elue'

The "Elues -
Loss of memory, mental gloom, the
.Blues," low spirits, dependency, ner-
vous trembling, cured with English
Female Bitters,
Why is it that ladies use so many
pills, while a substitute known rs Bal
ley's Saline Ape'ien' can he used!
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 3.-rhe Times
stars Gallon Point, Ohio. special says
the tux-lSat RAW m md Hnriier ran into
the r. rry -bAat champion. nearly destroy
ing tho latttA George Henry passen-
ger. WAS instkpil k'itnd.
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Try II Yourself.
The proofofthe pudding is not in chew
ing TIL" string, Init in having nm opporttl-
nifty to try the article yourself. HickoS
Il Patterson, the druggists, hnvea. free
trial bottle OF DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung syrup for each and every one, who
is afflicted with coughs, colds, asthma
consumption. ~ INV lung affection.
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New YoRK, Dec. 23.--'fbe Ma"key'
Bennett commercial cable was opcn,''
~ The bubble Vt midnight ~ night ~ M
office ofthe Commercial liable company.
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Sav$ morey by bringing in TO the City
Mills,l Dallas, and have IL GROUND for
toll. Cry MILLS,
Foot of Houston street.
BURNS & Knox, millers.
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THE BllSlNtSS WORLD
Nnnn.na.AL

DALLAS, lee at I. .aid ny fahing
n hs dsnieTs that the disirihu tn III Err
Al me II andise thif ssl.soH s,trup nti q"
IL ~ ater Ut not ~ nnrh greater -
q q Ind cute hes TIE IKE " en'lulS
~ IT, tie eTpwth Of the country, ana 10
owth 4 traffic l ~ 4 commensurate sl.h
q building up ~ the sssni 'nhra'ed W
% ID lllgs tiadr isTi I, In other w",d.,
~ trade ~ u rger thuni u WIS lnit ,elr, Tut
tghi 10 large siill. it'tHii unrie j. ON .
- urHginr, and III nlo al holiday goods II
q ahead nj any reshns year
GhAIt Arb hkEApsrtfFA
HhkAi- Highest sN tuNes,, ~
Sgk- Kansas, ~.
cORs- hu'k, SAr; sacked, oc,
)ATs- Pc Ia h,ik M -arkrd.
soics family. ss.sS; XXXX' Sa"b; how grade
%.
BRAA-At mills, Nc; Ia stofe, n.
.uasNHaI--h,ue lolted r~r Ia pounds
huslnN AhS oltiT s--a5 pei ussTTei
gskp-t hopped cora ltf 10 ponnds, -
sAhpIed corn and uni. reg ia pn'Inds, ei'"
e., n bran ptr la ponuos, NC,
okAHAs fLuuF-I'-I la tfn.nds, -
uAy-PTaiti,, ~ let hale Or ~ hsiHei mi'
1T, ~ per b. L. 81 s. loose,
MIILET SEep- ~ CONAN mH-t,ss
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Rev. Guy >. Frtzey, OF Jersey CITY
attributes The recovery of bis wi'e IRON
an attack Of per,tonitis to Giles Lini
ment Iodide Amonia. Sold by all drug
riStS,
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STATE PRESS.

The pecan crop, considering tho dIy
season, IL turning out better than ~
| pecled. We have seen ~ lin" ones gath
ereo this ~ nson as ever grown, Th"y
| sell IN this market ~ 90 cents n bucket
nr $50 per bushel.- Bastrop Advor
! ser.
Dallas folks are proud, and the Her
AID SAWS they viii never he foun' an
their knees 10 congress. THIS N
turnup ~ the nose at the "islHnd world
uf t;alv,z, Foreign capitalists are es'
lablishing brewery NJ Dallas, and tins
IL what maLes 'om sassy. i Laredo
Times.
Austin has now gas works complny,
using water gas, so-cnlled. A test was
had on Friday and proved satisfactory.
II we arc correctly informed, the so'
called water gus IN made of crude pc
troleum, a, d Il Is said II can he manu-
featured cheaper than coal gas. Parties
Interested In gus works In Bre' hsu'
should Investigate the WORKINGS al the
Austin company Brenham Banner.
-Four hundred thousand pounds of PEE
cans have already been shippsd from
burnett his season, ana Al Is n1ni
the hall has not yet boon shipped. as
The pecan crop was never known 20 he
better than that of this year, Bastrop
Advertiser.
The importance of law compe ling
the publication In some paper OF shrr-
ib's Sales aud othc, legal notices, Is
meeting with unanimous endorse nj III.
hands of tho press nf tho state. aud II
The papers eXe' else the influence in this
'hatth' V do In other matters, IL Is safe
TO predict TINT such an art viii ho
passed hy the next Legislature. II
should be done.-[Blossom Prairie Bee
4. Al. .
$40 Mt the Theatre Comique in Fort
Worth lat Saturday night. a man who
is foot enough to go about such place
with that amount of none" on his per-
sOn ought 10 he robbed. Wonder # Mr..
4. rends the papers? We venture tho
assertion he regards newspapers a. ruis
s't"es. -i Farinprsville Nerrnry "a
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Barkache - Utmost I'M "diate'y re
lievad by wearing one of Carriers smart
Weed and Beiiadonna Backsrhe l. rs
ters. Try one and be free from pain
Price % rents.
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Do noA take the risk of your house and
barn burning when you can keep it in
sured ami feel safe in case of accident.
The SUM- of London, inslres your
homes andbarns. Smith ~ Hall, agents,
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nent IL miue pushed NJ fHst ~ ilir
army NJ woiknrn can execute ilic ~
reeiiUua.
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COT ION.

AN advance in spots occurred to-day at all
uorts exec Galyest N. he latter market
having mHrk,d ~ yesterday, settled to-day
~ previous rates, The lu' nj market Is nom
| III R,cc pts ~ date Hr- 1927 bases.
stocks 800 6uics, lC&sM- shipments Isles
hnlp4
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KNOwiN6 THAT
CHIILARINE

Has not ana csnnul iaiI a. cure, We 0ner -
Rewaru for any rasls Or Oh lie II falls 70 eur
when dircssions ana lo6cwed.
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Marine Matters.


GALVESTON, Dec % Arrived: Bark
Diaz, for Barbados. Sale: Steamship
Carontelet, for New York; steamship
Lone Star, for New York.
p RT OF NEW ORl.E Ms.
New o LEANS, Dec. % Cleared
Steamship kniisiana, for New YORK;
Excelsior, for Liverp,ol; Resoluie, fol-
Genoa; Storm Queen, fo, Sebasi apo'.
Arrived: Steamship Riverdale, from
Sunderland; Henry Anniug, from Rio
Janeifo; the bark Sci Amici.
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They said ~rysh.ng was Ready.
NEW Gale ?, Dec. Is. At the
Worlds ezposi = the work q iwPsoye-
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AT SELMA, A ALBANIA.

Al SELMA, "A aUAMA'
SELMA, Dec. 23.-E. A. Scott Il Co.,
leading clu,hiers, assigned yestei day,
Liabilities, S25,MO; assets, $l5,'WO.
Ar LA CHUTE, CANADA.
MONTREAL Dec. 23.-Camphell q Co.,
lumber merchants, at LaChuto, have
assigned. Lab lilies, $4,000; assets,
$4,000.
FAILURE AT TEXARKANA.
Tx RKaNA, Dec. 3.-iSpecial.j-L.
Solin,ki, grocer, failed to-day for about
S5,M0 The principal creditors are A.
J. Purcell and M. Lew, Oi II is city, and
Freiburg ~ Kline, Of Galveston.
At READING, PtNNsYLvANIA.
READI g, Dec. 2s7Flank J. Kautner,
proprietor of the R-ading organ iac-
tory, employing seventy-iive hands,
made AN assignment ON an execution
on $500. Kautner Received an extern
sion tram hi4 nreditots = wear ago.
WISCONSIN FAILURE.
MILwAUnE ,i1ec. Zi.,-A queen Bay
spe cal To the Sentinel says: An Ds-
sisnnent To James III. Gilmore, made
with the clerk OF the court, has been
made bv the tirin Of Y. ~ !, ", De
lsnev, clothing aud furnishing MGR.
chants, at Fort Howard, mith branch
houses at Hancock, Michi gan; }. De.
laney * Co., foundry and machine SHOP,
ut Howard, and William Delaney II
Son, foundry and machine shops, Al
Ledvard. Liabilities are stated 10 be
5000; assets, $500
ANoT ER ONE IN NEBRASKA.
Chicago, Dec. q The inter-Ucean's
Lincoln, Nebraska, special says: 9 q.
Herald, clothing, failed to-day. Liabil-
ties, SAC, 900; "a sets unknown.
IN THEIR SCHEDULE Fill d.
NEW YORK, Dec. % : rhe schedules
of the assignment Of John " George w
Dix, comprising tho firm of Dix d ca
importers, IL Cedar atroet, show liahil-
lilies of s337,O0D; nominal assets, S2F.-
600, and actual assets, SI90,OU0.
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Exactly the Right Thing.
Why don't you cure your backache
with one OF Banson's Csprine Porus
Plaste~s. Sur5 aud quick. 25c.
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The time IS cottinR when you VIII
have fires in your homes. Protect them
with insurance ~ calling on Smltn g
Hall. Dallas, and insurs in the Son OF
T,oltdOn.
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Place your Insurance. with the Trans.
atlantic or SIN Of London. Smith q
Hall, agents. Dallas,
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Little Johor" Is the u,st smoking
tobacco.
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dor agent f,,r Slower wind mills, feed
grindar worked by the pump rod,
pumps, pine, hose, etc. 10 loot Slower
mil AMI force pump for Is foot well, $50;
II foot well tor same, so. Well over D
feet deep, 80 cents per foot additional.
Feed Erindpr to grind your meal, 81;
tanks IL 900 gallons, $25; 1900 gallons,
$32 rs; 1900 gallons, $40; 5000 gallons, $52.
All dry heart cypress. Send for cata.
iopue and price ist. shop and post
Office address, $40 Pearl street, Dallas,
Texas
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UNPARALLELED %!

MONTH IN " A1;AglNis will be given n III Z
sizt. IA, IN E,s,sb,e Pattern OF any size or styie
select ~ .lnx,xis.x Twelve patterns during spe
,enr or faiue o. over ~ besides ! ne most Pol''
1s,Sar al, ertainins and useful magaxine. singh
cs',,tss x,c. YEARLY. ~. Addrests ~. y HvSiNt's
DssoR III IL Eali l4th stroeis New York
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1t kills dandrItf. a,lays irritation, and
promotes vigorous growth of the hair
Burnett's Fiavnr'ng Extracts are IN,
variabiy Acknowledged The p@rest and
h.St.
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FRUIT, pouLrn GAME. Ero.
A put re- .l osc4 m a. barrel.

APPLEs-Sj 81. 2yGi 50 pI
ORAs6Es--Sicily, n,
cine, nominal.
bEMors-Lonisiana
D.,TEs--in trails, lWd
DANANAs-2Oy9f.W
:]RAPEs--Malaga, Cd
= SWEET poTAToEs--6
O,sIcrs-New, coun
l'OTATOEs-rs bushe
BBAGF-Naw 28i
1CHIUkENe--We auC
tuykevr. no.
EgGf-25. n dozen,
Ru~TrR Best gra
Dial aa county, 8 o; o.
- TO Csc. accors |
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Tn. uumber III grass idtten.,i neeves
are decreasing each year in Texas on
account of crowded range. In Il short
time Texas beeves viii he faitcned as in
the east, aud our broad pastures will be
clt up with waving fields Oi corn and
mHtN.-l Mnntnrne NnrihW.s
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ChilIarine

Is Purely vesetasle, entirely harmless, Dead
Shot for Chills.
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ThiS is the fire season; so insure your
property with Smith ~ Hall, agents.
Office opposite the HERALD.
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Burnett's COcnainn.
ruE BEST ASD CH"ArEsT HAIR DRESS
h.. ING.
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The national surgical Institute

VONr-C 'o.ed: New YOrR stendy; New Or
leans, steady; u,verp.rG,, steady; Gaivest
iran.
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ULUHI.-.

'ean>.stoady; 'ialv"stun very firm;
hardening.
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THE STOCK MARKET pRooPY.
A Numbsr ~ lie svy Failures The Coal
strike not ~ ssrded as - 'uc"ess-
Interesting I,siIrosd News
OtheY Bus,ass- Notes


Z NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Govornments
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LIEBiG DISpENSARy.

400 Geary street. San Francisco, Cal.
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, four blocks
mp GeaTy street from Kearny. Mann eutraRce
through Dispensary Drug Store. d3-1y&%ly
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RACES AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Fast Trotting at the Bay District Track
in the 2:4O Class.


The second day of the August trotting
meeting of the Bay District Association
occurred Wednesday. The track was in
good condition and the attendance fair
The event of the day was the 2:40 class, for
which the starters were Guy Wilkes, James
H., Blanche Menlo and Young's Colonel
Hawkins The betting was spirited, Guy
Wilkes having the call at $50, to $50 for
James H. and $65 for the field. The judges
were John MunSen, III. S. Beals and J. Nj.
Leonard.
The first heat Blanche was tapped off in
the lead, which she maintained TO the
finish in 2:254, James H. second, Guy
Wilkes third, Colonel Hawkins fourth.
Menlo Just inside the flag.
Second heat-They got off WELL and
Wilkes and Blanche pulled out and conf
menced the fight at once. At the quarter,
in :36!, the stallion was at the mares
threat-latch. The pace was tremendous for
green horses, and when the half was
reached, i'll l097,. Blanche had enough.
She broke up and surrendered, Wilkes
Jogging home in 2:24l. Colonel Hawkins,
who had been trotting fast from the half
mile pole, took Blanche by surprise at the
finish and beat her for second place by half
length, James H. a poor fourth and Menlo
poorer fourth.
Third heat-Another even send-of and
Wilkes led off, Blanche in a pocket. The
stallion retained his lead to the quarter in
:37k the half in 1:llf and the three-quarters
in 1:467. James II. had been gradually
improving his position, and in the last
quarter challenged the tayorite. rafting
trot up the stretch resulted, but at a critical
moment near the drawgate James II. broke
up, and Wilkes finished comfortably in
2:247, Colonel Hawkins third, Blanche
fourth and Menlo fifth
Fourth heat-James H was sent after
Wilkes, and at the quarter, in ;36f, he was
on the leaders wheel. He chung there like
shadow, and drove the iavorite TO the
half in 1:113, rate that caused the faVorlte
to make the first break in the race He
was Il handy breaker. and did not lose an
inch. Positions were unchanged until the
three-quarter pole was passed, when James
H. began to gain slowly. Up the stretch
both drivers urged their horses to the ut
most, James H. still coming. Al the draw
gate he was at Wilkes collar. five lengths
from home he was even with him, and the
cry went up James II. wins; )" but at that
point the gclding left his feet and Wilkes
dashed under the wire, winner OF the heat
and race, James H. second, Colonel Haw-
kins third, Blanche fourth and Menlo nth.
Time, 2:21t. Blanche was awarded second
money and James II. third money. The
winner, who is entitled to rank with the
best green horses Of the world, was bred in
Kentucky, and is owned by VIM. Corbett,
of the San Mateo Stock Farm. He is bay
stallion. six years old, sired by Geo. Wilkes,
dam Lady Bunker, the grandam of the
celebrated Joe Bunker The horse made a
season in the stud this spring, and has been
in Mr. Goldslnith's hands but few weeks.
His half mile in 1907 and fourth heat in
2:21i are premonitory of future greatness
OF the trotting turf.
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
sAcnAMEvro, August nh.

sACRAMESTo, August nh.
FRUIT-Lemons, Sicily, IS 50G9 cease; Oranges,
california, s. so q box; Lines, 81 %; Bananas,
~ 25la3 50 n bunch: Pineapples, 500 a dozen
Cocoanuts. IS 50Ca6 3 100; Apples, 75c to 81 %
n bx: Peaches 60cC1Sl; Apricots, Sl0l % q box
Plums. 294c: Blackberries lose; Cantaloupes,
81 50@l 75i Watermelons, SlGl % Niapes. SlG
PIE FRUITS-Assorted, 21a-b cans, p doz
81 50; assorted. gallon cans s. 50; Peaches, 21a-
h cans, 81 70; Portland Blueberries 2-b cans,
81; Whortleberries, 81 20; Capital Asparagus
81 25 2 dozen cans
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced. Sa9c q h
unpeeled, 4@5c; Plums, pitted, ls@lec; Peaches
10@12z5c; do peeled, 19@91e; Frunes, German
and French, 1215@13c; Blackberries, 1i9l5c
Figs. California. 6en7c q h.
TABLE FRUITS-AssOfted, 21R-fb cans, 2 doz
81 30 Peaches, g 50 Bartlett Pears, s. 80; Plums
81 IS; Blackberries, 81 90gS; Gooseberries, s.
Strawberries s. %; Apricots, 81 .; Muscai
Grapes, 81 %; Red CuFrants, s. 70; Cherries
VEGETABLES-N Potatoes 6O@75c; New
Onions 6Oa75; Cabbage, 60@75c; Carrots, 6og75C
q 100; Turnips, T5c; bunch vegetables, l214c Z
doz; Parsnips, lc; Beets, 75c; Horse Radish, Sc
q h; Artichokes 25c q doz, Jerusalem Arti
chokes 315694c q 10; Celery, 6oG75c q doz; Gar
lie, Sa4c; Rhubarb, i@5c; Peas, &c; Asparagus
sS14c a n: Cucum bers. SAGE q doz; String
Beans, 3fa315c: Wax Beans, 4G413c.
BREADSTUFFS-FlOuT ,S460 Y barrel; Oatmeal
III 60 p 100 TBS. latter for Eastern Cornmeai;
yellow, 81 2592 50; white, s. 25@250; Cracked
wheat, - ~
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 9O@21c . n
dressed, 22@23c; fuil-grown Chickens, 81 59gS 7
dozen Young Roosters SSdS 30 z dozen Broil-
ers, sos 50; tame Ducks, $40; Geese, s2S2 .
2 pair; Eggs. choice lots. 2SG3oc Fadozen.
GAME-Haie, 81 75d2 Rabbits, sl@1 50
Nallard Ducks, S5Gg6 = dozen Teal, Sitgl 80 2
dozen Sprig, S2l12 50 z dozen.
DAIRY UCTS-Butter, choice, 23ld2jc {
h mixed lots. in rolls, 1Sc Cheese, California
l2al3c; Western fats. 1GGl1c; Marin's Cream
l9@20c $500
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay. slo@1S {
ton Alfalfa hay, Sos 2 ton; Bran Sic 50 :, ton
lIiddlings. SO q ton Barley, whole, SIS T. ton
ground, 81; Wheat s. 35@l 50 a cwt tame
Oats 81 IS; Corn. 81 IS p ewt for choice.
MEATS-Beef. Sd9c Mutton, SIC T. ID Pork
&c: Veal small calves, 11G12c large, 9@l0c.
MERCHANDISE Seeds Alfalfa, s1s@9c;
Timothy Eastern, 7@sc = Ii; Oregon, 7@Se
Top, 1I@l21sc. Nuts-English Walnuts, 9l14@
1oc; California Walnuts, 9Gl0e; Almonds, l4d
15c; Peanuts California 61q6s7c Lard (Califor
Mai, cans, lie: Eastern, 14@l5c; Hides salt
light and medium. S19@914c; heavy, I0@lo12c
dry, l70l71%c: Tallow, &c; Hops, Offering a
soc p ib-stOcks very small.
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brushes, ]. j. Speaker, 5 boxes perfumery; Kirk.
Geary 4, Co., 10 boxes drugs, boxes oil; Baker
& Hamilton, s cases carriage bolts; Biliingsley
CO., 80 crates ak handles. cases brushes: John
Breuner, boxes chairs, % bags hair: Mcaiorry
& Co, bag roots, 5 boxes drugs; Mebius 4 Co,
Is tierces hams; Lindley Co., case cigars; c. d.
Monaghan i chest household goods, ! box
household goods; John Ochsner, $50 shakes, $50
pair heads; Locke e. Lavenson, B rolls carpet; I.
Scott, bundles gas fixtures.
For acknowledgements, Moore & Co., bar
rel paint; Steinhart & Co. u cases boots; J. \.
Reed & Co, boxes books; 4. ii. Selby * Co,
40 boxes iron washers; Austin Bros, S casks iron
chain.
For Chico-J c. Noonan box cabinet.
For Red Bluf-O II. Darrough, box drugs.
For Lathrop-J n. Reed & Co, box books
For Auburn-W B. Mcclure, barrel whisky.
For Marysville-W. IL. Cook, box saddlery;
White, Cooley & Co., 5 boxes hardware, boxes
meat cutters, boxes wood saws, ) bales hoes,
% boxes horse nails. box iron chain.
For Oroville-D. \. Freslehen, box castings.
For Fresno-Louis Enestein Il Co. l case
furnishing goods: W. F. Plate, box hardware.
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THE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-08

TINHE OLDEST. GREATEST AND BEST REM
1 edy for the cure of Nervous and Physical
Debility, Vital Exhaustion, Seminal Weakness,
Loss of Manhood, Failing Memory and Relaxed
and Enfeebled condition of the Genito-U Urinary
Organs
1t speedily cures Impotence, Early De-
csy, Loss of Nigor, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and
ali the sad effects of youthful folies and abuse
or EXCESSES OF MATURITY.
1t permanently prevents all Unnatural
Loss from the system, as thousands can attest
who have used the Remedy in the past quarter
of century which it has been before the public.
1t is indeed wonderful reInedy-toning
the nerves, strengthening the muscles, checking
the waste invigorating the whole system and
NESS. '' 'N' ~ - anu -'-'-
The Doctor will agree to forfeit 81. 900 for u
case undertaken not cured. The reason so many
cannot get cured of Weakness and the above dis
eases is owing to complication called PROSTA-
TORRHEA with Hypersthesia, which requires
special treatment.
DR.. LIEB1G's lNvIGoRAToF. No ., with our pecu-
liar special treatment Is the only cure for PROS
TAToRRHEA. BY it MANHOOD is restored and the
hand of time moved back from age TO youth.
Price of either invigorator, sa2. Case of
six bottles SO. Sent to any address, covered
securely from observation.
DIR. Liebig 81 Co. treat successfully by Ho-
mROpathy every form of SPECIAL, PRIVATE
or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nRu-
seous drugs. If vitality is drained from the
body numerous diseases follow that battle 0rdi-
nary medical treatment. If allowed 10 continue,
the unnatural loss causes Consumption, Dia-
betas Bright's Disease, INSANITY etc, Cures
guaranteed. Diseases OF the genito-urinary or
gans, kidneys, liver and bladder specially treat
ed. DISEASES OF WOVEN SPEEDILY CURED.
Qualified and Responsibility. Liebig &
Co. from EUROPE are regular college educated
physicians, and are now in their nineteenth
year of special practice
If pimples appear on the face and body, if you
become listless and easily tired and exhausted,
look out for the complication with Seminal
Weakness, discovered at the LIEBlG DISPEN-
SARY, known as Prostatorrhoea- DIR, LIE
BIG'S INVIGORATOR, No. ,, is the only known
remedy for the above complication, Prosta-
torrhna.
Most powerful electric belts free to patients.
To PROVE THE WONDERFUL. POwEr or THE IN
VIGORATOR A s. BOTTLE GIVEN OF SENT FREE.
Consultation free and private.
LIEBIG DISPENSABY.
400 Geary street. san Francisco Cal.
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, four blocks
mp GeaTy street from Kearny Maln eutr9Rce
through Dispensary Drug Store. d3-lytSEly
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-08
MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden since last
report
For SacrGmcuto-Adams. Mcneil < Co. -
tierces hams, - boxes tobacco. Is packages
tobacco: Hall, Luhrs Il Co, , cases maple syrap.
80 pals tobacco II. \. Weaver, ! bundles paper;
Joseph Hahn x Co, "A boxes goods Hunting
ION, liopSins x Co, ] case hardware l case cut
lefy, eases gun implements. eases tyne
writers, ! crate type-writcrs. ] barrel pulley
blocks; Hale Bros. 4 Co., 6 eases goods: John I.
SION box hardware; Weinstocl. & Inbin. /
case corsetS ; cases hats; C. 5. Hnughtou. .
t. books; Casey Cronan. - barrels wiisl,.-
w. ". H. Rogers, , bundles Wrapping paper;
Sullivan d RNekcs, l barrel paint, i case