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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-01
GENERAL NOTICES.


Advice to Mothers.-Mrs. Winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are 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 as bright as 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 diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. twenty-five cents a
bottle. MWF1y
+. Baumle, 723 j street.-Lunches a
speciality. Canned goods, ham, cheese, butter,
etc. myl5-
John Eitel, Assayer and Chemist, corner
Seventeenth and streets. Also buys gold. If
The best place in Caiornia 70 have printing done,
A.. J. iohnston & Cos. ero St, Sac:rncHto, eca
g. Potter. Manufacturer and Dealer In
Harness and Saddles, liza Second ST., Z and L.ti
s. s. f. L. southworth, Dentists, sec.
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A Degree for senator stanford

PHILADELPHIA, May 3lst.-The Grant
Memorial University of Athens, Tenn, al
the commencement Yesterday. conferred
the degree of Doctor of Laws on Leland
Stanford, Senator from California.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Ns~ FOR INFORMA TION IN REGARD
TO LANDS IN NORTHERN AND CEN
TRIAL CALIFORNIA, THE " RECORD
UNION' RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOW
ING AS BEING RESPONSIBLE AND
RELLABLE REAL ESTATE FIRMS IN
THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITIES.
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EBNER BROS.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DKALKRsI IL
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AsEsTs FOR THE CELKBRATED
aoEsBERy AND GRENO CHAMPAGNE,
1r1f
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q. LOTHHAMMER,S

DIANo WAREROOMS AND MU- szz-
l. sic store. 1921 Ninth st. OddEIsfW3
Se SONS E fmPeG ab asfni KiahioS 2
Baeh, Roenisch and C. ID. Pease Pianos: Wilcox
& Whites Organs. Large stock always on hand.
Also, select stock of all musical instruments
on short notice. Piano Tuning and Repairing q
specially. 4p1m
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The RECORD UNION is the only paper on
the coast, outside of Sa,a Francisco, that re-
eeives the ir't associated Press dispatches from
all parts Of the worId. Outside Of San Fran
cisco, it ksss no competitor, IL, point of mum
bers, liz its home ana general circulation
thr0ssho,1 the oodst.
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From Blaine to Depew.

Icopyrg1, 1SsS, by The California associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 51st-Eleven of Mary
lands delegates, who were for Blaine, are
now for Depew.
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No. 4-Running stake; threequarters mile and
repeat; S25 entrance; SIS forfeit 1925 added.
, William hurry names :. colt Percgrin years
by Hooker or Jumbo, dam Irene Harding.
Maltese villa tables name ch. gelding ElWood
by Norfolk, dam Ballinet.
Mrs. Susie Wolfskill names b. m. Edelweiss by
Hooker, dam Yol0ne.
G. w. Trahern names b. h. Dave Douglass by
Lenster, dam Lille Simpson.
W. l.. ApDleby names c. m. Carmen, by Wild
idle dam Nettie Brown.
No. 5-Runniug stake; one and one-quarter
miles, for all ages; S25 entrance, SIS forfeit
500 added.
Maltese Villa stables name ch. m. Alkaline
Cotton, by Jim Brown, dam Lizzie L.
ii. l. Samueis names b. colt Ed. McGnniss By
Grinstead, dam Jennie G.
G. W. Trahern names b. m. Haidcc. by King
Alfonso dam Imp. Inverness.
F. 7. Lowell names b. colt Icon br Ieinster
dam Ada A. by Asteroid
W. l.. Appleby namesc. IN. Carmen, by Wildidlc
dam Nettie Brown.
W. l. Appleby names Laura Gardner, by Jim
Brown, dam Avail.
No. 6-Running stake for 2-year-olds * mile
dash; SIS entrance, SIS forfeit, SIPS added ;
second to save stakes.
VIM. Murry names b. colt Almont. by Three
Cheers, dam Question.
John Reavey d Co. name b. f. Bessie shannon
by shannon
Frank Dupoister names b. colt Duke Spencer, by
Duke o; Norfolk, dam Lou Spencer.
Theodore Winters names CHI. colt Joe Courtney
by Hooker, dam abby ". by Norfolk.
Theodore Winters names ch. 70. colt Telish by
Norfolk, dam Ballinet.
Theodore Winters names oh. colt Bronco by
Hooker. dam Laura Winston.
Maltese Villa Stables name b. fily Dafimeter,
by Jocko, dam Lady Ash.
W. l.. Appleby names b. colt Wild Oats by
NIididle, dam Mary Owens.
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THIRD DAY.

In place of the go trot, that did not fill, the
following special race has been substituted
No. -Trotting-Purse $50.
Wilbur +. Smith names blk. S. Thor.
S. X. Trely names b. N. Gvpsey Belle.
]. d. White names G. C. Ranger.
F. A. Jones names br. c. Madara.
No. S-Racing, 223 class; purse 800.
A. C. Tyron names Pocahontas.
Lee Shaner nalles Chapman.
II. 5. Hogeboom names John SHELTON.
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The LADIES OF SACRAMENTO
On Saturd ay Next.

Please send to the building on Friday after
noon or Saturday morning, or send word to the
Secretary OF the Ladies' Committee MRS. F. L.
RAY, 90l street, and they will be called for
II IB CT
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SACRAMENTO SUGAR-CUR HAMS |

THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO GIVE THE
| y. Y. VI. SCGAR-CURkD HAM a trial.
Guaranteed equal to any Eastern Ham, and
much cheaper. at 100 and l022 street.
2pirn DDEI.I. n HEEZOG
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
xEDWIN K. ALSIP \ CO.'Sx
m EW LIST.

EON
and
blocks
9Af,OOO. Twenty4ev
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PlsSOO locality
GO 400
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NEW THINGS
Are Worth Trying,

We are now offering a new BAKING
POWDER. We guarantee it to be
equal to any Baking Powder sold. To
introduce it we give beautiful China
Teacup and Saucer, or an elegant Mus
tache Cup with every pound. With a
large box we give Tea Set of twelve
pieces, which is worth alone all we ask
for the Baking Powder.
We also give handsome presents
with pound of TEA. No tickets,
but beautiful prize with every pound.
There is no drawing. You can select
just what you want from large assort-
ment of useful dishes.
Watch this space for other good
offers that will be made by the
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FOURTH DAY.

No. 9-Pacing, 2:35 class; purse $500.
II. :. Hogeboom names z. g. Johnnie SHELTON
Thomas Sneyder names blk. s. Creole.
5. C. TIyon names blk. s. CASTLE.
Charles l.. Ravens names blk e. Racquet
Lee ShaneT names oh, g. Dandy.
No 10-2:S5 class: trotting; purse $500
y. y Craig names Dolly Blackstone.
;. c. TTyon names Clara g.
George Bayiiss names Big jim
James A. Dustin names hlic McCord b. e
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NEW LIST :

$. s. E. L. southwor,h, Dentistr, sec.
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special races wiz be made up for Saturday,
either running or trotting, OF sufficient inter
est to insure the sport for the last day ahead
of any preceding one of the meeting.
Trotting and pacing races to be governed by the
National rules; running races to be governed
by the Blood Horse Association rules
}. u, WILSON, President.
+. A. JoNEs. Secretary. Ii. CT je1.st
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

raulrfss. e ircslesi. fbs parficuiau
- s.l-al SO saleAei r h. reported II
sl1a a. lusf e gar ge4rE AE1 . young
zi1ts l. |fariuefr a1l f1e dalghtef Of q
- - fsfzler. Nl1 sas alsQ largely en-
a--as j las guiftn uroFisioE trade.
l.rs uIarr.-l ~ bfilf had managed
o. 1.llsi-i0r hlsluasi f0r her family,
80 - Laforii,ci q 81 smizhie and
.1sslr eir- after he nsrriaee the we'd
dog lar5 s-rf 20 leudeiaush. and q
as. = 1TaiIir eag aimest % 10 the hour
81 sellfrirE 80 spanf. tie company
i.l-ur .1rgf ule, shea conc mizuader-
sssa1l1F arr1r1eI ilefueeu fhf newly
lesiisl isr N srideEToou ieif the
r1r1razF H. arr.F a1d Ea.scd the eight
1allsl sscs a. a. sIi5 a. tiH. % take "a
saenzrz sirzrler ~ ~ frpeol- ane from
tt-s prod ruri THURSDAY b. LAT Eeek
- z.as nrser hcar5 o. The latter felt
- lasertia1 k1-ulF. baf she stuck 70
80 b1S1css Der iafher rucaEume died.
I'D ~ 80 ieir So cfsTEe 81 great "a
s.lars.hI ilscf To EEldesef sas for
.ll..rir ~ l,s.iezei ~ base q ed sud come
tr.f siuoe sloftser Euooaciei in obtsin-
~ I..r afsail1ns TIE wedding was
.l1a1.Izl 50 a. el-iF dag, lnd 10 ltafiOas
l.al ae-r ist1ei. shea 80 long missing
.lsaa1t rlr e. g. zpfezralct By the
rrr. a. I'D trrn Ell Shrse years IN
1cE Iclaat. a1i As hsl made uoReg.
"a r. T. lad rnl1e h1le % sharr with
T, s.ls $40 --zfra1sei 3 eraugt. adds
a. rarrrs1.o1leaf. FETAL Der cid love
~ an rfrisf H. 49, rerg uezfly be-
lar $50. llf - fIue|T arrIFai saved .
~ slsalnf ~ sitter uisefy to al COZ
oarnsl- Ia.fes Sslc
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- rrr.r e1ers a tn FisIf fo a.
salf fElls e lizics-inr j. tn coffee
u iss-i a. fiud q brascn shovel
-tsa1-tf y aLIrh IL Eo1sts rs hclns F.
tl1a "a faEes q I,sH-ls sai mortar " the
- - ilasiall. sd lsith BIZ $50 hands
e. s.11cs i a. f.os4cr. Bllking fhe hard
50 rag f1fr1 8 Hr-r1ua - the guest.
Farg = tasse T.ssflef ID marfafs ere
tr1csaf aul ass rca|y aruameuted
80 iasz1iifli5 t.eaE au1 polished b.
- 49, 49, p ) 80 i1e a1e ID gues-
80 lfasspF drsak c0fes faT the
a,r1-rl rs1si thf caF i fltd ftree
go - 80 Qlifs sats In Ia hauds
L a. - nlaIdern-E - fer Do they
..-rf - sa-rrafisiq1 fhlf . nau VINO
- ,-rrlcssl 1aoih-r fed - fhs dad
- I s1ss.rr. 80 isrfore b. kues shat
- 1850 lra1k c91ef- ffesentlg
-. zs.as q. asz, q ftfT Nese rciAt-
- - tess 90 - l,ereaFe1 fsthef
:. rrsrl ~ m1rls7sr crgnrhed -
80 - Ii.rF ia1tlrilT delleroel fenec-
- -. 40 ~ f.ther. 4 oanno;
- = - 1razf ca2ef a11 - thus
.az.s y ~ = ~ aoE HAD be noi
-s-E oaFel - fscber soEie neseT
l.z.s $3.50 11z b. had dsed b hsnds
= - a A. j. -. 3 aaio
l. st1rt-r EzFf 1in ~ ce1RH-ef =
80 ts..o-sr1.1i A1rv-srsr-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

KEEP. 30 many warm amid the cold pilgrimage
Of this life and amid the chilli of death
The Old robe rather than the thin, uncertain
gauze offered Us by these wiseacreS who be-
lieve the Bible in spots
On Jlly eth. 1914. at seventy-two years OF
age expired Isabella Graham she was the
most useful woman Of her day amid the poor
and sick, at the head Of the orphan asylums
and MAgialen asvlums, and an angel OF
mercy in hospital and reformatory. DR.. Ma
son, one OF the mightiestmen Of his day, said
at her funeral that she was mentally and
spiritually the most wonderfully endowed
person he had ever met She was an i'm
personation OF the most orthodox orthodoxy.
Her last word was peace As a sublime
peroration to my sermon, will give an ex-
tract from her last will and testament, show
ing how one who believes in an entire Bible
may make Il glorious exit:
An extract from a will:
any children and my grandchildren l leave TO
my covenant God, the God who haih fed me all m
life with the bread that perisheth and the bread
that never psrisheth, who has been Father 10 my
fatheriess children and husband to thslr widowed
mother thus far And now receiving my Hedeemers
testimony, set to my seal that God is true; and
believing the record Of John that God hath given
TO me eternal life and this life is In His Son.
who through the eternal spirit, overcomes without
spot unto God. and beng eonseerated priest for
ever hath with His own blood entered into the
holy place. having obtained eternal redemption for
me. l also believe that He will perfect what
concerns me, support and carry me safely through
death, and present me 10 His Father, complete in
His own righteousness, without spot wrinkle.
Into the hand- Of this redeemiug God, Father, son
and Holy Ghost | commit my redeemed spirit
ISABELLA GRAHAM.
Let me die the death OF the righteous, and
let my last end be like hers. "Glory be to
the Father. and TO the Son, and to the Holy
Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now
and ever shall be, world without end. Amen
| and Amenr
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

~. T. Curtis says in his book. "Ths
Capitals Of Spaaish-AmerieA," that in
Appearance the members Of the Mexican
Congress viii compare favorably with
those q our Congress. and they are far
N advance Of the average State legisla-
fure IN LEARNING and ability. The first
features that strike a visitor familiar
with legislative bodies in the United
States is the decorum with which pro-
ceilings are conducted, aud the scrupu-
i0us care with which every one is clothed.
during the night sessions il is usual for
al Of fhe members TO appear in evening
dress, which gives the body the appear
aDce u q social gathering rather than
3 legislative assembly. Nine-fenths OF
the members are white, and the other
tenth shows little trace Of Aztec blood.
There IL never anything like confusion,
and the laws Of proprietY are never trans
gfessed. One hears no bad syntax or in
correct pronuneiations in the speeches;
no coarse language IS used and no wran-
gies ever occur Ike those which so often
disgrace our OWE congress. The states
men never tilt their chairs back nor
lounge about The chamber. their feet are
never raised upon the railing or desks;
there j. no letter writing going on; the
floor Is never Uttered with scraps Of
paper. no spiftO0ns are 10 be seen and
10 Conversation is permitted Extreme
digaify and deoorum mark the proceed
ingl. .hich are aiways short and silent,
ard the soleDuify which prevails gives
3 funereai aspect 70 the scene.
Bat everybody smokes. The Secre-
farr lights q cigarette at the end Of q
ri call. ard the Chairman blows a puG
II smoke from his lips before he an
no1rces . decision. The members are
Constantly rolling Cigarettes with def
fneers. and the people in the galleries
Do the sane, 80 that = cloud Of gray
sstcr slEsys bangs 0Ter the body. and
ir The dark corners Of the chamber ons
osa ses the gloE Of burning tobacco like
the fazb Of Ere flies But cigars are
nerer used, nor pipes, and no one chewf
Tobacco
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Hotp. of NIsp0n.

Nas srz-s ~ofks are sesonplishsa
s.oslT.
slesli stssngih : tie highest kiad Of
a fl.els shauid bear his frisad's IN.
ffuHiai
Ee 80 bsys hslh need q handed
eFszI aud BE- Eho sells hath enough Of
"a zdrsnsizF me1 must discover prg-
ee1osi is I'fosi-Tissi folly and exEsTa-
Fzuce
AH-ai,.ui shosld fauii.sizs himself
sirh eTsrE Lac q goods which he
llzzties
T-sElg . gain god Tepsiatiou is
~ ellsaFor 70 b. Nbsf yog desire 20
-f5ea-
- e8utsHl % Do the things you can
sa1 isri lrt isecEuse Eou cannet do eF-
ergsllrE.
Sszs1us o. Depression 10 trade are ren-
e--iig lQiloEed By yeurs Of success and
EFasl.rrfs.
A. l1ls a. E0man has 70 Nork 10 sup
pr ssseruuleuf fhe sheLld have voice
l. ~ s.lansseueut
aQme TeaFle talk 80 smoothly and
tarailF f.iai tiey aimesf seem 70 believe
s'l1i A. ~ themselves
q d ioss ~ fraty shea q woman ae-
cll'is - aaFiee ~ anataer man how
alr a-.1ll tic-i Der h1shaad-
Ide uzrEe that never reiaEos. the eye
sass nerer i4anchas. the thought that
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

IA r-lrf.r Lfus. % an srficie % the
t.aIlial ai llin1. s1yf thar beneafh the
slferle5ai eriet and order q Pekin
f-irrr ale rlarE eFl ase1ries a. work.
m t-1riuil, far e1at1ple, tl'nk nofh-
i1r 1f seilius houesf folks and holding
fil-il ~ fan-all- Tier SPECIAL victims
sre a. sLrcr pauen. The currency
c1us-sis ri large iumps u silver. like
I7-rriz.lg cocszmei hllses Of monster
c1alErt- Ihe carriers ara AID 70 derive
ilelEF eulilfleliz from fheir fudicious
halllilg ~ fhe meta ELiIe i Is 10
fl.1Ir care a1i tLeg base their OEn trials.
. lc1 a. = knoEn - BE- going on duty
IL t'aaaitfi 1lylag hin. sad il fhey sue
esd - testing hs guards be may be
tf.f a. s r1lsQM am0unting 10 half
sears 7rafis ThsEz Nclthy porsers
e. az fsr1ldctiol " TIE Princes. a.
tra1eI1 ala - LnIoas III The Middle
Aera. II plin1e Ienis silver carrier
~ CAB ard urle So sefsrn tor . share
- filr lruiif. IL iiaadiiE Hiil not care
a. uelllz sitl fhe augasf vehicle
fs.llaiitlfs flri1e ilet.-ers are hired 70 st
- f1e aiisiis 11d base 10 b. eEirarag-
80 . Fad ~ lA-ir Ir1teeilan. Pick
T1rEeis ill1sf a. ciig IN every direciisn.
asreeailF iu so Neasber ladies are
CiiEz tle Fiei|mf. eFcn Ehen riding IN
1aris- tile t-ir9es srTineinF % top and
fs-alallirF ar Falla'Jie bead ornaments
a fi.s Elurtu isdics Eithin. fhe driver
tstius a. Il5iica lof fear d his 0un sin.
"a f1isft base regular dePsfs. where
sis.rr 1ifel.errF = piaasd. and persons Of
letzeacz co erleslliy neeoFer what
as k1re lazs Il rb-y are persistent
czalea Aelr oas " the city gates i
Eazrsff shelf sioier goods arc rega 'ariy
s|l1 - uaf lqar = cEIirrzk hgrrious
aIfl1Ies 49, 1Ii-.1 offrls5 Il tbs plsce. q
llzE TIarcla.sl 4 roasf lrck. and frds
~ zrri7s1e e. hons shat IL Is oniy .
slerer iruisEtial q med snd r4in boo.s
49, cFlE-erlclia1 IN Falef Hhich Hielts
49, ELcl relted IN The social 81
rsl1 Ilrlis " H. Chinese The uhiicso-
~ - rr.r -lni iszr-if has been cult
saiel e. 81 ezfrene perfection. and j.
rso e. 4allii. archaic- BystEnders vii
- - irlerirrf HlfL ar cGmrliss o. n 9
crizle ID H. qpes street 10 open day,
49, ~ - - system n predatory
l-rl5Ilr s. tlIrrlltd - Fcru Z, ns the
&C 1arF - n E1nsuiiy. In fart. foul
1r-sf. irIlr1asseI.Ir rasls. deicriiFe AVS,
SO - afhrr forms ~ sufrriug. are
t,or1s . 81 ~ n-aaf u he r1erEy 20 re
slr a1G elrFcoue them. and Dot. s. Is
sfasrrialfs ElrIases. breautf Tue people
-. q Lose iliezr fhiue1."
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

No.3FULroN MARKET, NEW YORK Crit
January 26 1854.

Nos Fulton MARKET, NEW YORK CrrY,l
January %, 1884.
I have been using BRANDRErH's Pills for
the last to years. They are wonderful medi-
cine. There is nothing equal to them as Blood
Purifiers and liver Regulators. But wish to
state how remarkably they cure rheumatism.
and how ca lily; was affected by rheumatism
Of the les. Ny business wholesale fish dealer)
naturally leads me TO damp places. was 50
bad Ic uld not walk, and at night | suffered
fearfully; tried Balls ms, Sarsaparillas and
all kinds Of tinctures, but they did me ogood
and was afra of being a cripple. l finally
oommenc using B ANDRE Ms Pills. Itook
two every night for ten nights, then began to
improve. l continued tax ns them for forty
days and got entirely well. Now, whenever
sick, l take BRANDKErH's PILLS. They never
fail. N HARRIS
The Government decides to build two thou
san miles Of railways in southern Italy.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

THE Duke of Wellington was able to
accomplish a great deal of hard work
even when over eighty years of age.
Witness this memorandum: went to
morning prayers. Gave away two
brides. Transacted business at the
Horse Guards. Took usual rides. Was
present at council and drIwing-room.
Looked in at two exhibitions. Enter
tanned forty guests at dinner. Gave a
ball. Escorted the last fair dancer to
her carriage and saluted her at sunrise. l"
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

There lies before me a thin piece Of
pink paper, 4 inches long and Il inches
wide, thus worded;
LIVERPOOL TO MANCHESTER
No. - u Sep 1852
at O'Clock from RAILWAY Station
Paid rs Cd JH Agent
n. B.-WEen seated, be pleased TO hold this
ticket in your hand till called for
Turn over
On the other side;
NOTICING gresuity allowed to be taken
by any Guard, Porter, or other Servant OF
the Company.
Smokihg IN ::,4e Fi,s. C,.ss Carriages is
strictly prohibited
The number of the ticket and sigma
ture of agent are in manuscript; the day
and month are impressed by separate
stamp-Notes aud Queries.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

ATrOy ~. y dnessmsker has hung
o1f 3 sien reading. DresEmaking by
ihe day. wsek o. year shs takes con.
trscts % Keep { lady Seil-clothe1 fer
cef.sls tins icsso nsch cssh.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

Lay Dormant 'neatn the summer XIV.
Not unlike the thrifty oak in its germ. devel-
opment and growth, is consumption. But
even this mighty foe Of mankind, positively
yields the wonderful curative properties OF
DR.. P.erce's Golden Medical Discovery If
taken early. Don't be blind TO your own in
terests and think yours hopeless case. This
remarkable remedy has rescued thousands.
OF druggists
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

Most women naturally look forward to mat
rimouy as their proper sphere in life but they
should constantly bear in mind that a fair,
rosy face, bright eyes, and a healthy, well-de-
veloped form.are the best passports to happy
marriagr- All those wasting disorders. weak
nesses, 'dragking-downn sensations, and func-
tional Irregularities peculiar to The sex, have
an unfIiling specific in DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription II is the only medicine for wo-
men. sold by druggists under a positive guar
drtse from tire manufacturers, that il will
give satisfaction in every case, or money will
be refunded. This guarantee has been printed
on the bottle-wrapper, and faithfully carried
out for many years
Prince Henry, of Prussia, will have supreme
command OF the German fleet.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

ayes, had a very narrow escape" said a
prominent citizen to friend. 81 was con-
fined to my bed for year and my friends gave
me up for a consumptive's grave. until began
using Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, and here am, sound and hearty"
You will find it for sale by all druggists
Price Soc and 81. Sample Bottle Free.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

NJ. JovIs, d French aeronaut, is said
to be building an air ship in which he
proposes to attempt to cross the Allan
tic from New York this fall 1t is to
be called the Atlantic, and viii be 200
feet high, with cubic measurement OF
nearly 100000 feet. twill weigh $500
pounds, and will carry the same weight
of passengers and freight. NJ. Jovis
thinks he can make seventy miles an
hour in it, and expects to land in Nor
way or Sweden, or else in Ireland, in
three and half days after starting.
The cost of the enterprise is fixed at
about $4,000.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

WHES Claus Spreokels announced
that he would fight the great sugar
trust single-handed every one prophe-
sled that he would soon come to grief
in spite of mis- millions, says recent
San Francisco telegram. Now the
first victory for Spreckels in the fight
must be recorded. When the trust was
formed the officers began to corner re-
fined sugars, and even to squeeze the
raw product. They pinched the pro
Queer as well as the consumer. The
result of this was that they doomed
the raw article, but caused hand-to-
mouth buying of the refined product.
Spreckels quietly bought all the raw
sugar he could. Now the refiners find
that they have largely oversold refined
sugars; that the raw product is beyond
their reach, and they are obliged to
send to Europe for raw material, and
refuse to make any prices on refined
sugars. There has been an advance
of 1t cents in refined sugar within the
last six weeks. OF course this I'D
vance is largely due due to the concen-
tration of the raw product and the
consequent inability of the trust to
secure raw material for their refneries.
Some time ago Spreckels contracted
for $4,000 tons of raw sugar from
Manila, and on this transaction alone,
at the present rates, he can realize $40
per ton. or 100000 in the aggregate.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

The celebrated Princess de Metternich L her
husbands niece.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-10-12

The Government decides TO build two thou
san miles Of railways in southern Italy.