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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-21

Sons or TEMPEEAEcE.-The Sons of Tenn
perance gave very pleasant entertainment
last Saturday evening, and the literary ex-
| ercises were excellently rendered. W.B.
Woodman, Grand Worthy.Patriarch OF Cal
ltornla, addressed the meeting. after which
| the programme was: Miss Della Sullivan
sang Take Me back to Home and Mother"
! for an encore Far away where the Angels
DWELL recitation, "A Cup Of Cold Water"
| by Chas. q. Folger the Spargo sisters gave
cornet duet, Rock of Ages for an en-
core, Sleep on Brave Soldiers, Sleep
recitation, The Wounded Herd" by little
! Miss Pearly Baldwin, AT the close of the
exercises twenty-four placed their names
on the new charter, and w. B. Woodman
installed the following officers for the en-
suing term: D. NJ. Cox, Worthy Patriarch;
Mrs. r. a. Lee, Worthy Associate: Chas. E.
| Folger, Recording Scribe; Miss Mamie
| Phatigan, Assistant Scribe; G. w. Conrad.
Financial Scribe; Mrs. D. NJ. Cox, Treas
urer; Mrs. Leland Howe, Chaplain; W. E.
! Mckinney, Conductor Miss Jennie Des-
mond, Assistant Conductor; Mrs. NJ. Z.
| Glading, Inside Sentinel; r. H. Cantrell,
| Outside Guard
WIDOW BEDoTT. 1t is announced that
a season of comedy will commence at the
Clunie Opera House next Thursday even
ing, Christmas eve, with the engagement
of the eminent comedian and genial gem
tlemen, c. B. Bishop, who will appear in
| the very amusing American comedy of
Widow Bedott,' supported by one of the
| best companies of comedians that has APP
peared on the coast for years, and includ-
ing several to whom Sacramento has al
| ways given a warm welcome. The usual
! prices will be charged-50 and % cents.
| AUCTION SALE.-Sherburn & Smith will
sell tomorrow, at 1890 A. NJ, at the resi-
| dence No. 1914 Fifth street. all the house
| hold furniture, including cottage bed room
sets and spring beds, bureaus, wash-stands.
tables, chairs, double and three-quarter
bedsteads and spring beds, bedding Brus-
sells and other carpets, lounges, shades,
stoves, kitchen furniture, crockery, glass
ware, oilcloths, etc.
| A 50-cENT doll 20 cents A 1O-cent dress.
for cents. China tea sets, Is cents. Scrap
| dump-cart filled with toys, 70 cents at Red
House.
For fine vases, cups and saucers and other
notions, visit the Red House Millinery De-
| partment.
WHAT better Christmas present for your
husband, brother or son than one of those
| Sl4 oyercoats that Hale Bros. i Co., corner
Ninth and K streets, are showing this week. =
HALE Bros & Co. will sell you mems
and boys rubber coats and hats at less
prices than any house in Sacramento.
MEN's chinchilla coats and vests, cut
double breasted, at S. 80 and S14, at Hale
Bros. & Co, corner Ninth and X streets.
Go TO Hale Bros. & Co. for the largest as
sortment and lowest prices in children s
kilt suits.
a FINE chinohilla oyercoat. mems sizes,
cashmere lined, s. 80 each. Hale Bros. &
Co.
Trunks, satchels, handbags, ETC., at Hale
Bros. & Co., corner Ninth and h streets.
LADIES pebble goat button shoes, worked
button holes, 81 so. Hale Bros. & Co.
| T,ADrFS' kid onera sljpnars (sizeS | IN y
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STATE HOUSE.

Corner K and Tenth streets, Sacrame nto.
CHAS. H. ELDRED, PROPRIETOR.
81 Board and Lodging Sc to SO per week;
Single Meals, 25 cents; Single Rooms, 50 cents.
Fine Wines at the Bar Billiard Room attached.
Free Omnibus to and from the House. Street
Cars pass the door every six minutes. dl5-tf
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GENUINE sugar-cured hams and bacon at
reduced prices at Mohr & Yoerk's.
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LADIES kid opera slippers Isles, to y,
81. Hale Bros. & Co.
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Mr.. FRANK E. STEVENS, the piano tuner
OF Northern California. Orders left at '527
] street will receive prompt attention. :
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A FINE chinohilla oyercoat. mems sizes,
cashmere lined, s. 80 each. Hale Bros &
Co.
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Go TO Hale Bros. & Co. for the largest as
sortment and lowest prices in children's
kilt suits.
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Ar GIRARD's, Seventh and ] streets. this
week, new pianos at $3.50, organs $50.
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| ASK the salesman to show you the mems
| $25 suit, cut four buttoned cutaway STYLE. in
all the different coloung. They are beau
ties surely. Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and X
| streets.
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MEN's chinchilla coats and vests, cut
double breasted, at S. 80 and S14, at Hale
Bros. Il Co., corner Ninth and X streets.
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O. ". CLARK, GEO. C. PERKINS
JOSEPH STEFFENS, JR WATSON.
n. D. RIDEOUT, FREDERICK cox.
A. ABBOTT d6
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Our Millinery Department will be uset
for toys this week. Red House.
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g0TgLs AND mEsyAURANTs.
FISHERS
RESTAURANT AND Confectionery,

IN J sT-JOHN HAUB. PROPRIETOR.
oIV a Specially m4de Of Dinners, Lunches
and SUI pels for Parties. Fine Wedding Cakes
made to order. Ice Cream oysters ana O her
deiicacies uIwsys on hand. Goods delivered
FREE to any Part Of tie city. Country orders
promptly attended to. d17-1m
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HALE Bros & Co. will sell you mems
and boys rubber coats and hats at less
prices than any house in Sacramento.
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WHAT better Christmas present for your
husband, brother or son than one of those
Sl4 oyercoats that Hale Bros. & Co., corner
Ninth and K streets. are showing this week. =
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Buy your boy large iron axle, cushioned
seat velocipede for 81, at Red House.
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ADvERTrsEMENr a1ENrro..

Clune Opera House. Dreams
Metropolitan Theater-" The Wages Of Sim
7. F. of the ?. c. this evening.
Sacramento c. l. S. C. tonight
Card of Thanks
mas eve.
9. 3. and Interest due today.
Notice TO Benevolent Institutions
Vote Of Thanks.
Auction.
sherburn & Smith, Auctioneers, tomorrow
morning.
Business Advertisements.
Red House--New Line Of Holiday Goods.
Residence for sale
whittier, Fuller * CO.-Decoratiye Goods.
Celebrated Clairvoyant
Frank i. Stevens-Piano Tuner.
MeInstock 4 Lubin-Christmas Carol.
Hale Bros & Co-Ioiday Goods
Z. a. Neale, with NJ L. Hammer
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= HERE we are again with another in
voice of those Canada gray homespun suits
at s.. Any that were disappointed last
week will lind full supply this week.
Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and K streets.
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WHILE up town drop in at Hales' and ex-
anime the blue and brown corkscrew suits
that they are selling at SIS so.
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HALE Bros & Co., corner Ninth and X
streets, are showing many fine lines of silk
umbrellas for holiday presents. Clothing
Department
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SPECIAL sale this week of toys and holi.
day goods, at Red House
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SACRAMENTO BANK,
CALIFORNIA STATE BANK,
OFFICE

Does a General Ranking Business.
~ Drsws Exchange on all the principal
cities OF the world.
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LADIES American kid button shoes,
worked button holes, 81 IS. Hale Bros &
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THE cheapest suit in town is at Hales',
corner Ninth and X streets; 81 % is the
rAripa
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LADIES glove kid button shoes, seamless,
So 80. Hale Bros. & Co.
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A WHOLE suit in black cottonade-coat,
pants and vest-for 49, Hale Bros & Co. =
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VELVET embroidered mat patterns Isles
3 to l0), 90 cents. Hale Bros.
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The best $40 suit in Sacramento is at
Hale Bros, corner Ninth and K
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PERSONS seeking cures for rheumatism
neuralgia, sciatica, catarrh and blood and
skin diseases, will do well to visit Byron
Springs, Contra Costa county, or write to
the manager for circulars. See advertise
ment on second page of to-day's paper.
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FoR fine vases, cups and saucers and other
notions, visit the Red House Millinery De-
partment.
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A 50-cENT doll 20 cents. A 1O-cent dress,
for cents. China tea SETS Is cents. Scrap
books 10 cents. A span of horses and
dump-cart filled with toys, 70 cents, at Red
House.
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sherburn & Smith, Auctioneers, tomorrow
morning. ~
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date relief from exorbitant transportation
charges A Congressional appropriation
that will open the waterways to the sea is
the object of the convention. The Gov
errors congressman and ten delegates at
large from each State ana Territory men
toned are invited, with three delegates
from each of their Congressional districts,
five from each commercial organization,
and five from each municipality.
An Appointment rendered.
WASHINGTON, July 1Sth-The President
to-day rendered William B. Webb, of this
city an appointment as District Commits
sioner, TO succeed Commissioner West,
whose term has expired. Webb is aged 60,
and is Republican. In 1861 he was APP
pointed Superintendent of Police, and
served three y&rs He is a lawyer with a
good practice. Webb has asked for few
days in which to consider the tender. 1t
has been the custom that both political
parties shall be represented in the District
Commission. West, whose term has ex-
pired, was Republican.
Excessive Heat.
New YORK, July 1Sth.-The highest
point reached by the mercury here to-day
was % degrees at $3.50 P. NJ, but at 6 p. NJ
it registered 80, and at midnight il was tol
that hour at the unusually high mark OF
| 20. The average temperature of the day
was S43, against III for the same day OF
last year. Since 3 o'clock twenty cases OF
prostration have been reported. Fifty per-
/ sons died from the heat during the day
| Five cases of prOstratiOn and one death
were reported in Brooklyn.
| Railroad Accident.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16th.-The express
| train from Atlantic City, on the West Jer-
sey Railroad, ran off the track at Newtield
station this morning. The engine was de
| molished, and Engineer George Murphy re-
ceived injuries from which he expired in Z
! short time. A number of passengers wert
| slightly injured. The engineer brave con
duct in remaining at his post ayertcd {
more disastrous result. The accident was
caused by misplaced switch.
An Artist Marries Model.
New YORK, July 1Sth-The World says
! The few members Of the artistic world who
still linger in their studios were given fooC
for gossip couple of days ago by the dis
covery that Charles X Harris. one of the
most talented and popular of our young
artists, had married Miss Mary Joyce, ;
young lady who has for many years poset
and smiled ON every exhibition wall as The
! fayOritc model of New York. Harris is al
American and the son of a millwright. II,
was borne in Maine in 1856, and educated
in Minnesota and California.
Florida Thugs Convicted.
PINE LEVEL (FIa.), July 1Sth.-The jur,
in the case of the State VS.. the Sarasota
! thugs Edmund p Bacon, as principal, ant
Leo Adams, Adam w. Hunter and ALFRED
i. Bidwell, as accessories before the fact
brought in a verdict Of guilty agains
Bacon, Andrews and Bidwell, and cleared
Hunter. The crime charged was the muir
/ der of Harrison 7. Riley in August, 1884
Two of the thugs, Cato and Digman, turned
| States evidence.
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.-IVEpP0nI- .II1lr IA
SAN xRANcIsCo STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANcTsco. July IS, LIS


Not all medicinal preparations called
tonics are such. a mere stimulant of APP
petite, which gives a simple "fllip to Ma
ture which removes no obstacle to her
processes in the human system, is in no
true sense a tonic. Hostetter'S Stomach
Bitters not only far transccnds in purity the
ordinary unmedicated stimulants Of com
merce the cheap local bitters and eye
openers yended rs t0nics. but where they
Fare powerless TO do more than impart a
temporary stimulus to appetite. the Bitters
restores digestion. remedies biliousness and
insures regularity III The habit Of body II
is, therefore, tonic in the true sense OF the
WORD, for does il not renew harmony OF
tone in the most important functions of the
body, where all before was discordant,
feeble and inharmouious Besides this,
its invigorating and regulating effects con-
stitute it the best possible safeguard against
snalarial diseases. 1t conquers rheuma.
tism, kidney complaints and nervousness.
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MOUNTAIN LoGGING-The following is
from the Truckee ReD,JIican

George Schatler transferred seventy saw
logs from the summit of Mount SchaiIer to
his mill pond last Saturday. twas thought
that one hundred could be sent down the
mountain side Monday. Mount Scbaffer
is a very lofty mountain with precipitous
sides, and the logs glide down in chutes
Great difficulty was experienced at first in
keeping the logs in the chutes, their veloc-
ity being so great that if they met with the
slightest obstruction they would fly the
track and be crushed into kindling wood
During the first experimental efforts last
week, more than one third OF the logs were
literally shattered into fragments Chained
together IN the customary manner iii gangs
Of half Il dozen or more, the logs came
down a little better, but the chains would
frequently break, and the logs be ruined.
Mr.. Schaffer finally hit upon the idea Of
coupling the ends of the logs close together
giving them no slack whatever. 1t worked
like charm. Gangs Of eight and ten logs
now glide down the mountain, the logs be-
ing attached 10 the other in such a manner
as to present the appearance Of one mann
moth swiftly-moving tree.
One OF the largest papers of the Border
States says: St Jacobs Oil stands at the
4 - q.
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The proclamation OF the Ameer OF AT
ghanistan announcing the receipt by him
of the decoration of the Star of India. and
declaring that he was ent. tled to aid from
the Indian army, Ii necessary. has been
issued NJ Herat. The Amer in his proc
lamation ordered INFLAMMATION of He
rat TO celebrate his inycstiture with the
order
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TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Eyy1- Sy Is a never-fsiiing cure
80 q -SSss -sS,s.c.s' for Nervous Debility,
,.-5-,-tt = N-t>F,(c5i TX , lsted Vitality,
$50 = - 's.t-s Semi A ! Weakness,
vs. - A ~ SparmGtorrhpa, Lost
tsh st-7 }v1 Manhood, Inpotency,
M 80 " Paralysis, AID ell the
as s. *, ~ terrible effects Of self
tSS : Co. ~ nj abuse, youthful foliies
NJ - ~ and e1CeSsesiu mature
a1Ss. ST. sssalS.ssyEYs yeaIs-stlCA as Loss OF
sS5sSSsy , ylI5I $50. Il q N DRY, lsSS'tude,
~ SSsELssssnY Nocturnal Emissions,
Aversion 10 Society, Dnness OF N!sloI1 Noises
il the Head; the vital fluid passing uu0Dseryed
in the ur!E2 and many other olssdsca inst Ieau
to insanity and death.
DIR. AElNTfG. who IL o regular Physician
(yr Gduate Of The University OF PeIUlSyly VIII
agI &c TO forfeit Five Hundred bJAiTs ior
case of this kind the VIT'AS. RESTORATIVE
Gnder his special advice aud treacnent) viii
not cure. or for anything impure or luxurious
found in IT, DIR MINNIE treats ell Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con
suItatiCu Free. Thorough exantcGtlU1 aEd
adyice, including analysis Of urine, go Price
OF vital Restorative, 81 so 8 bottle or four
times the quantity, SO; sent 10 any address
upon receipt of price, or G. o. D., secured rom
observation, and ia private name II Gtslred, be
=. e. WHITE, NJ. y; No. IL heArny
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII he sent to any one Supplying BY letter, sat,
Ing symptoms, seX and age. Strict secltCy ID
regard TO all business tTa1sacto1s. -,
IjH, fTESTTEYS KIDNEY REI- s-BH, RE-
PIlEETI CUM, cures sll kinds OF Kidney ana
Bladder Complaints, Gon0rrhsea, elect leneor-
IhrG. For sale By sill Druggists; 81 i bottle SIX
DE-. MISTIE's DANDELION PILLS are
the best and cheapest ptsf ,I ~ "a - an ~
BELGUs cure in the market fo' sale py all
KIRK, GEARY & Gu, Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents uly94ply&o6w1y
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Marriage and Health.

Pittsburgh. Pa, November s. 1888 Mrs.
Lydia J.. pinkham " As is frequently the
case wssh mothers WHO have reared large
families, have been a great sufferer tor
years from complaints incident 10 married
life. I haze tried The skill of a number Of
physicians and the virtue Of many medi-
zines without relief. and as M experiment
concluded - try yours. J can assure you
that the benefits / have derived from it
ZANE not because of any faith had in it,
for bad bat shght hope Of any permanent
good. am no. q seeker after notorietv,
bus ! want to tell sou hat have been Won
deriGiy benefited b. your medicine. ] am
now Ssing my fourth boitie. and il would
take blt little argument 10 persuade me
that my health is fully restored. 1 should
like to widely circulate the fact of its won
aerlul curative powers. Pbrba G. Roop.
In the past six months over 100 tramps
have bacO arrested and mt IN fine ( ion1pfiq
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Premature Decline from errors or excuses
Lost Power, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bind-
der, and Prostate Gland CT RED WithSut
Stomach Medicines by the MaTston Boius. va
TicOceIc cured without surgery. Treatise and te3-
timonals free. All correspondence CONTINGENCIES
MARST0N REMEDY Co. or DR.. Il. TKEsAo"I
80 west 18th Street, NEH YORK.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP &C
Fre.rllt, as Per rc,
SAGRAHENT0 planning MILL

MANUFACTURERS OFD0ogs. i{'e e5A / Is
Ifi Windows, Blinds, holdings isSS$5s-' 81
Finish Door and window Frames IN -<==Ssi
Brackets and Turning Stair Work il.
a Specially. ,AS--5
sss- Corner Front and q streets &
Sacramento. -
ITA RE WE'LL, II0TCEEfSS s. sIALsEzx.
m22-apIrl
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DIR: c. ID. SNLFIELD.
StaSSS ss Vii 5Ps.y i2St + +

| SlONG MGNSA NNS.an,, one anpiyinr nv
letter, stating his
! symptoms and age.
Consultations strictly confidential by let
ter or at Office FREE.
1t is an established fact, acknowledged
by all, that DIR. SALFIELD'S REJUNEN-
ATOR is the only true specific, which
| never fails to cure Nervous ;icbility, Pros
tatitis and the aforementioned COM
plants, positively rest oring Lost MANHOOD
and with which expensive special treat
ment is not required.
pS- For the convenience Of patients, and in
order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted a
private address, under which all packages are
forwarded. -d&wtf
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1t the only paper published in the Capital
of California that has general coast circu-
lation As Political, News and Literary
Journal it occupies the front rank OF jour
nalism on the Pacific Slope. 1t is distrib-
uted in all the cities and towns on the Coast,
and has the largest horne circulation. 1t is
the acknowledged leader and exponent of
public opinion intne Pacific States ard Terri
tories
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Santa Rosas feee library is q great sue
cess
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One OF the largest papers Of the Border
States says. st. Jacobs Oil stands at the
head as the great pain destroyer
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffice at Sacramento
Monday, July 70, 1885,
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! yyaranS Against RolIer-Sinting.
The Cholera.

MADRID, july lSth.-There were 1929
new cases of cholera ana G34 deaths from
The disease reported yesterday in Spain
Chinese Restriction in Cnnadn.
OTTAWA Ont, July 1Sth.-TLe Chinese
restriction bill passed the Senate to-day
without amendment
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In the past six months over 800 tramps
have been arrested aud put IN the Alameda
county jail.
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iS5ss 81 tstr3 2N-kl )

S:ss5lzSs( II. thcsia (overSensitive-
ness of the parts. Kidney and Bladder Com
plaiuts, Impurities 81 the Blood and Diseases Of
the skin.
1t permanently stops all unnatural weak
ening drains upon the System, however they
occur, preventing involuntary seminal losses
debilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, or while at stool, etc, 50 destructive TO
mind aud body, and cures ali the evil effects Of
youthful folieS and excuses, restoring Ex-
hausted Vitality, Sexual Decline and Loss OF
Manhood, however complicated the case
may be.
A thorough as wen as n permanent cure
and complete restoration to perfect health,
Strength and Vigor OF Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re-
liable Great Remedy Price 81 80 per bottle, or
FIVE bottles for SO. Sent upon receipt Of price,
or c. o. D., to any address. secure from obServa-
ton and strictly private by
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SATURDAYS NEWS.
FAILURE OF JOHN ROACH, THE
SHiPBUILDER.
Triple Tragedy in Kentucky-Eastern
Races-CIeveland Strikers
Affairs Abroad.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECoRD-UNIoN.I
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-uSIoN.I
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MoyVouTH PARK. July ISth.-Thero was
Il torrid temperature to-day. but the attend
ance ras large The mile and an eighth
Forester Won, DIchcSs second. Reeve lc
third. Time. l.57. The threc-quarters Of
mile Ariel wen, Shamrock second. HoIaa-
ward Bound third Time. ll5l. The mile
and quarter Jack o. Hearts won. Long
Knight seeeal, Richmond tsiri. Time
oil The :eile and iiye-cjght.s Euaid
won, LYDIA SJanhCpe second. Clonmel
third. Time. 2.55%. The seven furlongs
Detective won Tacoma second, SBtlcr third
Time, 1917. TGc one mile. for three-year-
old aud upward, Fellow PLAY Won. iIeya
second, Torpedo dliId. Time, IISl. The
steepicchaSe, over i full course. Charlie
magne won, Abraham second, Sslnstar
tI,;r{ Time -.f5
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