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A NY PERSON OR PERSONS SOLICITING
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asked fer. J. n LARKIN,
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CALIFORNIAN CLUB!

50 should Aud Acquaintance be Forgot ~
THE TENTH ANNUAL GRAND
Picnic ana Cam g
All ILL BE HELD AT EAST PARK 0-yN
w Grove, JUNE 5, 1887. An un-t, ID u
usually attractive programme of SCOl-AbYSJ
large number of events open to all corners,
has been arranged. Valuable Prizes, amounting
10 $50, will be awarded 20 The winners All the
Prominent Athletes in the state will participate
The Hussar Band will furnish the Music,
together with Six Highland Bagpipes. As usual
the Caledonians viii give True Highland
Welcome to their friends and guests Mr.
delay in traI spOrtation TO and from the grounds
d. ID. MCRAE, Chief.
THoS. CUNNISGBAM, Secretary. my27- I'd
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4 5 1T WAS NOT INTENDED TO COLLECT
n money for MEMORIAL SERVICES this
year, persons who have collected for that pur.
pose are requested to return the same to those
from whom they have received it.
c. V. KELLOGG
Commander Sumner Post, No 3.
c. n. Mel. EAf0RE
my271t Commander Warren Post No 81.
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Also. Full Lice of HATS, CAPS AND FUR
N1SHING GOODS, which will be sold at BID
ROCK PRICES. III. MARKS, Proprietor,
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Meeting THIS Thursday AFTERNOON. NAV
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Meeting SlteelIg OF Warren Post No. 81, THURSDAY
EVENING, May 9th, at 7:30 o'clock sharp.
Every member requested to attend
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Regular Meeting THIS Crhursday) EVENING.
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THE ANNUAL. PICNIC
SACRAMENTO YEREINEIHTRACHT !
Ri china nd Grove:
SUNDAY, MAY SO. 1886.

SUNDAY, MAY so, 1886.
A / ARRANGEMENTS ARE COMPLETE TO
~ make this the - Boss = Picnic OF the season
The First Artillery Band viii furnish excellent
Music, both Concert and Dancing. Games for
old and young Will be arranged, and prizes
awarded TO successful contestants.
Admission, twenty-five cents each.
Rs- No return checks given. Disreputable
persons not allowed ON the grounds. my273t
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A Boon to the afflicted is ST. Jacobs Oil,
the conqueror of pain.
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BANKING HOUSES.

Ms and you Vehicle time buy Call and
y. r. DAVIS Il son, 91i and 913 Second street.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

nature, as DIR. Henlcy's Celery, Beef, and
Iron docs. 1t is tonic, alternative, or ncr-
vine In its action, just as the system de-
mands, and Is an Invaluable family friend,
one which never will prove false. All drug
gists will tell you so.
National Republican., 1886-08-01
O ! o
NL{S

Many sick man tampers with his con-
stitution. lie Is advised to try this; tries
it, no good tries another, N, G. again.
Somebody recommends third remedy, TO
no better purpose. Between these many Is
the soup OF life spoiled; but the sensible
man tries, and once having tried sticks to
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef, and Iron. He
finds It meets his case eXactlyin all nervous
disorders, which are at the bottom of most
ailments. 1t is universally popular and
may be had anywhere,
National Republican., 1886-08-01

Honest dealing proves. a success in all
cases. The favor with which DR.. Henley's
Celery, Beef, and Iron is met by the public
Is attributed to the purity OF the compound,
and that 1t causes an effect as represented
TO do. Thousands of nervous people have
reapcd immeasurable benefits by its use.
Weak women and overworked men will
find this tonic great treasure.
National Republican., 1886-08-01
Messrs. HANDY & Cox.

Messrs. HANDY & Cox.
Dear Sirs-About ten months ago Miss
Hall was deprived OF her hearing In one
night. She consulted one OF the leading
physicians Of Baltimore, who treated her
for eight months without benefiting her in
the least. Two months ago she came to my
house In Washington, and was under treat
ment OF physician here for over one month I;
there being no change in her condition, and
still suffering excruciating agony from pain
In her head, accompanied with great ner-
vous prostration, vertigo, and sleeplessness,
induced her to try your Celery, Beef, and
Iron, and to my great surprise she slept well
that night, her appetite improved rapidly,
and from being as deaf as a post, she could
catch sounds now and then, which changed
her whole condition. | believe II she will
take the tonic regularly for month or more,
she will recover entirely.
Yours truly,
Il. e. HAMMOND, M. D.,
Washington, ID. G.
1 am pleased to say the above is n plain
statement OF facts.
LIZZIE ii. HALL,
National Republican., 1886-08-01

Only those persons whose vocation de-
mands mental labor can appreciate the ne
cesslty OF brain food, and to these we call at
tention to DIR. Henley's Celery, Beef, and
Iron, which his not only food for the brain,
but is also tonic for the blood, aifording
building material to the human system, its
constituent parts being daily used by the
leading physicians OF Europe and America
in their practice. Writers, above all others,
should look into the medicinal qualities Of
Celery, Beef, and Iron. 1t is for sale by all
lruppists
National Republican., 1886-08-01

II the man is public benefactor who
makes two blades OF grass grow where one
grew before, surely he Isl public benefactor,
too, who contributes something to the re-
lief of suffering humanity. lie is n friend
in need. Many who have launched a variety
OF medicines on the credulous public, which
do no good, are friends but in name. But
when preparation which combines both
food and medicine in one, and which is
universally recognized, like the Celery,
Beef, and Iron, is given to mankind, then
we may recognize DIR. Henley as friend to
humanity indeed. All druggists sell 1t.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

This Is as applicable to medicines as to
actual life. False medicines are those which
are In direct violation of the demands of
health, instead OF aiding the gis medicatri1
National Republican., 1886-08-01

But you can't train him up II he dies be-
fore you get him going In the right direction.
More than two-thlrds Of the human race die
in infancy most OF them for lack of vital
power, nervous and muscular force. The
infant body, when weak, must be encour-
aged and strengthened. DR.. Henley's eX-
tract of Celery, Beef, and Iron, in small
doses, Is the best neutrality-suspicious. in the
world, and is as valuable to the parent as
to the child. Get the youngster in trim
with that, and then you can train him in the
way he should go.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

Not long ago it became necessary to ex.
anime the foundation OF Washington Monu-
ment and strengthen it to support the adj
ditional weight caused by its completion.
So, In the human body, II we would rear n
perfect superstructure Of health, we must
lay the foundation in good condition OF
the nerves, muscles, and blood. DIR. Hen.
ley's Celery, Beef, and Iron is exactly
adapted to this end. Use that and 1t will
be long time before you will have any
kind of a monument placed over you.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

"Nothing succeeds like Success"
This is applied to military men, to inven-
tors, to men who achieve what they under
take In any branch OF life, even though
many others have failed in similar attempts
Many medicine mongers have failed to make
~! success simply because they apply no
medicine must have purpose. Such Is Dr.
Henley's Celery, Beef, and Iron which is
not only medicine but food, and has for
its special purpose the increase OF nerve and
muscle power and healthy blood.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

A very wise old saying, only to be cqualed
by its twin adage, "A little learning is a
dangerous thing" II a cut finger is to be
dreaded by playing with edge tools, how
much more serious results are to be dreaded
by him who tampers with his health, by
dOctOrlng himself with improper medicines.
system in as strong general condition as
possible. DR.. lIcnley's Celery, Beef, and
Iron will do this every time and all the time
National Republican., 1886-08-01
Modes of Suicide.

When man wants to quit the world he
hanging, that's vulgar; the knife, that
makes a slop round the floor; II you can't
swim there's no use In trying to drown your
SELF; poison, that's open TO other objections.
The surest way to kill yourself is by ne
glecting your health.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

Who can not recognize, by his worn look,
the man about town-who inverts life, who
turns night into day, who makes exhaustive
draughts on his powers, who wears himself
out too fast, who burns his candle at both
ends? He gets up and breakfasts at an hour
when the tide of business has long been az
its height. He dimes or sups, whichever you
please to call it, at all manner OF hours /;
who lives an artificial life and sinks. as a
rule, into premature grave. The simple
fact Is, he cXhausts his nervous strength.
He repairs his lack of tone with such stimu-
lants as he has found open him up to tenn
porary activity, only by their reaction to put
him In still more exhausted and worn-out
condition. To such men DR.. Henley's Gel
cry, Beef, and Iron proves a perfect re-
storer. The Celery braces up the nerves :;
the Beef, best, simplest, and earliest of mus
cle.making foods, gives him bodily strength,
and the Iron gives tone to the general sys-
TEN. After its Use he is no longer the worn,
languid, and depressed man. Alert, viva
cious, and full of life, he has fresh hold on
pleasure, and knows that he owes his invig-
Grated system to the use Of the proper cor
dial. The Cclery, Beef, and Iron has all the
good effects of ordinary stimulamts, without
any of their drawbacks, and can always be
relied on. Druggists have it on sale.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

1t is safe to affirm that there is n known
specific that can be compared with DIR. Hen,
ley's celebrated Celery, Beef, and Iron for
the treatment of nervous diseases. This
compound contains large amount Of celery,
which is one OF the best nervincs known to
the medical fraternity, and when prepared
with extract OF beef and pyrophosphate of
and should certainly be 81 ven a trial by all
those why are suffering from nervous
diseases. Celery, Beef, and Iron can be
procured OF all druggists.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

II you feel unequal to the daily task, II
your head aches, If your digestion is bad, it
Is sure sign of mciplcnt disease. Don't
by the forelock. Your nervous system Is
probably overworked, and, as the nerve
fibres extend to every organ Of the body, the
first thing is to lay the foundation for health
by getting the nerves in order. DR.. Hem
ley's Celery, Beef, and Iron, known all over
the world for its invaluable properties, is
the thing you need Your druggist will sell
you bottle, and you will find the truth of
what we say.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
nwaaa woman.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 14.-A special from
Rockville county says: A. Boston SUR.
geon recently remarked in conversation
that Il wAs the general opinion among
men OF his profession In Worcester, Mase-;
that q great secret which caused Phillip
L. Mcen u pay "Doc'' Levi Wilson of
Providence, Rhode Island, some $500, 600
during the past twelve years related TO a
young girl who disappeared from her home
IN Worcester under suspicious ciTcum-
stances about twelve years ago. 1t was
said the girl died from an unsuccessful
operation, though what the relations were
between this girl and the great barbed
wire manufactures have only, been insln
nated. This view of a the case
was borne out 20 certain extent yesterday
by "a inserYiew with William Wilson, .
brother of the now fAmouss Lew, IN refer
snce TO the mystery. He SAID 'SThe crime
was an awful one; punIshable with i'm
prisonment for life. Five years ago NY
mother told me she had known it tor
only under promise that 1 would never
dfvuIge It until Levi was willing. Nov
Lew was net the criminal, butan eVe-Wit
ness OF the deed and the perpetrator was
q near male relation of Moen, whom thi
latter loved we'll enough to speed hun.
dreds of thouseod of dollars through tear
| Of no end OF Disgrace and to keep hum from
thepeniGentiaFy Now, don't ask me ii
name the crime; but It was not murder
nor arson, nef assault" @ s.. .
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

a. sSPBAKIEa Of the Kansas law for the
punishment of smurderers, the Kansas
City journal says; She hanging in st.
Louis merely demonstrated that the su-
-thoritles were making an honest effort 10
punish enme In a manner commensurate
with the ofense.t The authorities. proper
~ performed an act which isleft TO mob
law in Kansas And in another item on
he name subject Gays: ''SOme OF our
KsusAsr contemporaries take the queer
position that the life imprisonment of q
murderer IL not in the nature of zepge-
anes for outraged humanity but merely to
restrain him from further murderous i'm
pulses. On the same principal q burglar
IL imprisoned for term OF years not a. {
punishment but for . limited restraint
Then courts OF justice In Kansas are mere
lyinplsments of restraint"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

HENRY GkOReE, IA is said, lntenes 10
90 TO Chicago To and Carter Harrison in
mis- run FORTH mAyorAlIty In that city,
Harrison has twice been elected mayor o.
that city, although hsis democrat ant
the CITY is ,Hlwsys republican IN state,
congressional and national elections.g And
be, probably wall be elected again. with
the cid Of The anarchists and thugs of the
place, yho Alwaye turn ont In full force %
Asaist thelr friend, which he ,hAa always
rpgoyed himself % be. tGeorge ia ex-
pected = hello in securing the Anarchisi
vote But this is almost unnecessary, q
every anarchist IL now q iriend to HagEi,
son. aud bear no grudRs against him or
account o. the conviction OF their friends
the HaEmArket boub lhroWsIA he hsvin.
AhOVn duripR the trial. On the witness
4 stand, where his sYmpAthies were. But 1
.Sho reputable eitizsaa the place displsI
The same apathy In ths BSxt canvass TIN
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GOuld,s Designs.

81. LOUIS, Dec. The Globe Demo
Graf this morning says: Gould is now ig-
uring for an extension of the Missouri Pa
cifc system winch will, when built, prob
ably put new face on southwestern
railroad matiers,SAnd Will involve the
entire Encouragement Of the southwestern
pool The extension proposed is from
HannihAi, Missouri, IN bee line north :
east TO Chicago. passing through Peoria,
distance. of $50 miles, The. facts as
learned are - GoIlovss When the Chicas
20, BurlinRtou s Qniecy railroad &C.
QuiEed ths Hannibal & ST. Joe three years
ago. it vas agreed that the Missouri Pa
eaic and Chicago. - BuFliDgtoB g. Quincy
roa1s should DOT build into the Others FER
Fit0ry. In the past yraS 0rmnEe the Qajney
peopla have not held 90 this agreement
and have built down into what Gould re-
CARDS e hls tsrltoFy, and ever since DOING
50 they have euticipaae1 Fe4aIiasofy action
SUD DoW u IL about coming. If Gould
should carry cot this pI4n the extensfoc
will, with the Missouri, KluesF& Texas
also form bee fIne from Chicago e
Houston and Gstvebson
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Or with apparently no cause at all, chills
and fever, thought to be cured, geTmin
ates and refructiees 10 the system. This
giant among diseases cannot be laid cat
with quinine. The only way TO give IL .
hnsl and extinguishing quIetus IL to use
persistently the national sntIdote 70 miAa-
ma poison. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
which roots 1t out completely. The pro-
cess of cure Is, of course, much easier IL
the bitters is used as preventive, when
the first chill Il felt, but persons who are
not acquainted with the nature Of the
symptoms are sometimes In error a. to
their cause. and neglect the ample and
pleasant remedy, of all others best suited
TO check the progress OF this dreaded and
destructive malady. Visitors to, or so.
jouTners in, malATious localities, will.
moreover, act the part Of wisdom II they
use the bitters a. preparative. Rheuul-
atism, constipation, biliousness, iHdiRea-
ton and kidney troubles are removed by
the bitters.
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40 SENATOR! VOoKHEEs denies the truth Of
the r. p 20 that the 0enIofa sts OF the house
win tax advAntAgei Of the, SppgftGnIty.
presented by 1hs fact lhat bulls for the rAd- :
mlsslon' OF soth, kotAo and iWashiDgton'
territnTies psssed by the senats last ssssion'
are now in possessIop of 9ths house, and
that Washington, sppnosed, 70. be, demo:
cratic, VIII be admitted, IssVl1R DAKOTA,
republican, e. hnesr 81 tevTitdrlsh ssrvt@S
otude SsnAtori VS6rhees declares that toe
dem 5cratS would scoru such q ptocssS toE
gsttlns control OF the United States sea-
ate. IL WAS understood WheniiIheAss bills
OF admission were passed, 1th1e toe two
territories were TO enter the union togethsl
! and the democratic OF the house viii ataad
/. bytht1 agreement. 49,. .,l..., P y 81, y
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Upder thc sante Fe,s wing.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.- One of The principal
incorporators Of the Chicago, Santa Fe &
California Railroad company stated To-
dsy that it was the purpose of the com
paDy, which was composed of Boston
and Chicago CAPT alists, to begin at once
the CONSTRUCTION Of the road from CHI
csgo to Kansas City, and declared that
while the stock was not held by the
AichisnD, Topeka s. Santa Fe stock
holders in auy exclusive sense, the road
would unquestionsbly fall into the con-
troll of that company, forming through
line from Chicago to California The in
corporetnrs would not state whether the
Chicago & st. Louis road had fallen under
The control of the new company. which
was surmised in these dispatches Saturday
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war IEi1l, one of l.,

CHICAGO, DEC. 13.-Rdward Mulraney,
sdeleg,ae from tee Chicago trade and
labor assembly to the recent congress of
federated trades at Columbus, O., arrived
home yesterday. In conversation with a
reporter Mulraney said the action of the
congress in relation to trades unions and
Knights OF labor wss especially import
ant. One result Of our action, said he,
as that no Knight of Labor card will be
recognized by any trades unions repre-
sented at CoIum bus. This means war,
hut don't care. If man wants to work
Il union trade he must belong to union
nrst, and then he can go into anything
else he sees 1T.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
A Chicago PsSSby,erien clergy,

( A CHICAGO RpS6byserien clergyman as
toniShed his congregation the other morn
ing while reading from the
Bible BE MAS reading the
laceann4 Of the, ereatlOo, and turned over
TIVE IeGRes instssd109 one, Immediately af.
ter the words, $50 God made woman"
Tia words which he then read were.
'sAnd he made It ont Of gorhrr wood; If
teen cublRs long be made it, aad 1t WA
pitched WITHIN and without" The par
con hAdskIpped froOa t,e creation Of Eve
70 the building Of the Ark. THIS lie the
story as the Chicsgo Herald tells it. It
would BE- more probable IL the sentences
quoted could be found IN the Bible, but
they cAn'tf' so Z 81 q 1no-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

'ULADR COLIN ,CA1PBkII. 10 the daughter
oEc NIctOEiA lWoOdnull, ionce Q leader IN
the womAn's rights movement in this couD-
try, and notorious az an advocate of free
Iove.4t ENPoRIA N Rws9 @ @sE %! Ia 10
The N EwS 10 mistaken. Lady Camp
6ell 10 not . daughter of ,VlcloriN Wood
hull, aud Il, not an American, but an En-
gltsh lady. IL Commonwealth, s., Ill ,I,,.-
vi Whe told you 80, and If 30, how comes
il that Cob. Blood, the husband of Vic
woodhGll, Is mentioned IN the London
dlspatches Is, being the father Of Lady
GaRpbell, and a. rising 10 court to call
Campbell e liar and = william while the
latter was giving his evidence on the
st nd She lie a daughter Of Mrs. Blood
(VlctoriGfWood6 IlD GAd Gniece Of Tenne
Q. Gfaiiin, that used 60 be, VINO also mar
RED An English aristOcrat whose name
has slipped our memory. Sundays Lon
don kilograms speak Of Mrs. Blood % her
mother. ." , i-' 7s3 -.1- ,7'E so
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

TEE Globe Democrat, believes that the
president has hesa sipeplAFly, unfortunate
In his endeavor 10 fnd q democret athletic
cope successfully with the "sinipter huidsn5
OF Mexico. aud advises him to dispense
with Manning and Appoinr = prohibition
its to represent the United States at The
capital of our sister republic. One who
has no ailments which yonld require the
remedial agency OF. alcoholic. ssImulants
ct an altitude OF 1000 feet above the SEQ
level, should ofoourse be selected. -71tlj
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

TBS supreme Gourl 81 KsnsAs TscsatIy
rendered decision Wlich viii be very
gratifying 70 business msa in al the towns
and cities OF the STATE. Here Il f.: No
toWd Or city has right 70 cell any WAres
or merchAndise on the sidewalk or on the
street IN front Of the property OF another
person. The Street IN front Of . mans
place OF business is held TO be an appur-
tenAnce 20 the lot on which his store is
erected and, situated, aud belongs to him
and his business a. sgainst all others, ex,
cept the right to travel thereon.-EsRls.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
nAsxErs AT TRADE Osuz.H..
At Kansaa OttY,

KANsAs CRY. Dec. IT,
~The Kansas City Live STOCK MAFksti
g reported especIAlly for the E1PoEIA DAILY
NEWS. by FISH, HECK q Co. Exchange
Building, Kansas City Stock Yards.
CATfLE-Rsceipts. 100; shipments, none,
market steady.
HoaS-Reosipts. 5000: shipments, none;
market ropg and higher; choice, $4.1544Ss;
Ths Daily indicator REPORTS: WaHAF-R Re.
ceIpts, 1LoOo: shipments. Loo; in store.
$40 eco: market WeaE No. red cash, SIX bid:
bid.
C0Hx-ReceIpts. 5000: shipments, none;
in store, 40 90; market weak: No. red cash.
1ek bid; January. Az bid; FesEaaEy, Ban ID;
o1TS-1arkst steady; No. red cash. M
RYE-Horninal.