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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-25
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>""U Cspuuue 0U U!&oCN.
= St0der bat in eiher 0eriammIunq
ertldrt, es lei bic D6bife 3eit flr sic @bri.
ten, bic ibuen oOn ben Suoen auferless
ten Gefeln gu 3erbre1en. benn bieie
9etten ieien idnerer, dig oieienigen ber
Stlaoen in Nfrita. 0ofprebiger @ogge
belt eine Hebe in dbnli6em Slime.
Die rGreiiinnige 3eitung" fpr6t ibr
8ebauern bartber aus, baB bic sSuben.
bese felt GINGER 3eit tpieber bsbentli9
in 4uff6mung getommen lei. Gs fei
namentli6 betriibeno, baB man oieIelbe
bon b6bereu unb b66iten &reifen aus
gu billigen unb gu crmuntern i1eine.
@s bat 8efremben erregt, baB auf benz
Rommers, Der sum Stiftungsfeife bes
Intifemitiiden Wereins oeuif9er Stu
benten in Berlin abgebalten muros,
au9 Der 8raf Moltte, PrDf. Bergmann
unb cine In5abl bober Staatsbeamter
unb Wiirbentrdser bes Sofes eri9iemen
tparen.
= Sie nG6ln. 3ts.4 ertldrt, bob fein
@runb au Der Befir@tuue porliege, baB
bic ausge3ei6net guten ge3iebunaen apis
f6en 9euti6lanb unb ben Ser. Staoten
bur6 bic 8orfdle auf Samoa gefi6rt
tDerben f6nnten. Sic iast: Man
leSt 5u Diel 8eui6t auf bas Muftreten
bes prdiibenten @lebelanb in bieier
Wngelegenbeit. @r tpiro ni9t mebr
lange i'm Nmte bleiben. Inter Der Mos
miniitration Sarriious merben lauter
neue Beamte ernannt tperben uno bic
6anblungstpeiie @lebelanbs lit in feiner
Weife binbenb ftr 9arrifon. uebri.
gems beifebt nur auii9en gnglanb unb
Deuti@lanD elm @ertrag binii9tli9 5a-
moas, ni9t aber alpifden Seutf9lanb
unb ben Ser. Staateu. Die groBe
Mufregung in ben Ser. gtaaten ift ba.
her polig unberitdnbli9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-25
Die Walo8ebiete 2lmeriea's.

leber bieies Sbema tpurbe bieier
Sage BON Prof. 5. s. &otbrOd BON ber
uniperfitdt bon penniplpanien i'm
Grantlin. .Snititut gu philadelphia eine
8orleiung gebalten. Ser bortige De,
mOtrat" beri6tet bariiber:
nBrofefor &otbrof tbeilt Norbs
Mmerita in fhnf Hesionen: y 9ie
fab6flide, in welder palmen unb
Gi9ten nit lansen Naoeln, Maugro.
ben, MsagnOlias uno bic eide nit
Weioenbldttern (live-oak) porfommen.
0ie 9ol3arten biefer Bdume fnb iebr
i9wel, iooaB iie gum She'll i'm @aFer
unterfnten, uno bieiss beutet auf groBe
Geitigfeit unb Dauerboftisteit bes Sols
5es bin.
p Die @diten, unb So6ebenen.
@egion. ipelde fb su beiben @eiten
Der Geliensebirge bur9 bic ganSen Ser.
Staaten eritredt. Sieiss 8eblet III 10
9roB, tpie ole Staaten BON Der Wiitte
BON Santos big nod Stem sSerfep unb
pom @olf bon Merito big au ben gro,
Zen Seen.
Die eritere &egion 3ei6net ii9 bur9
reiblibe Geu9tigteit unb glei6m6sige
3emperatur aus, mdbrenb bic ameite
Tsgion entwsber troden uub iebr heiB,
ober trofeH nit itarfen &egen= unb
S9neefdllen uab iebr perdnoerli6er
Senperatur 1T. gritere 1T reid an
pfauaenwu9s, lebtere arm an 0als
6un9en, ausgenommen ldngs Der Waf.
lerldufe uno ben 8ergabbdngen in So.
ben bon 5000 bis 1000 GuB iiber benz
Wa1erlpiegel. 3. Die brittle 9esion
1T on Der Suite bss Stillen Waeeres.
9ler fHoet man an ben 8ergabbdugen
bic 6lGteften Waloungeu ouf Der grbe,
msilt &onlferen (3apFentrdger). Die
DSlpe Dat" BON Californian 1T nidt bic
glei@e SPECIES mie bic bon SSloriba.
Wtan nennt 0ieielbe 2ebenseide, neil
bic gldtter i'm Wiater ni9t abfallen.
Sic tann, mas ben gDertb anbetriIft,
nl9t nit Der @eiB eide ober Der
p2ipe Dat" bon 6lorioa pergli6en tper>
ben. Ser tueribpoae SidOrp Baum
(noroameritaniide iueiBe gBaanub)
feblt bort gang unb bies 1T Elm Semmz
nib fur bic Snbuitrie isner &esion.
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obne sered,tiauns perhSbnt.

@shanfsnIcis MeniAen iinb leidt seneist, fia nber
bic Nerprfitd Nnberer lufs au mad5eh Inh rod, ii
ftes etne reale unb ebr empfnhl@e Setmiu6uns, be-
ren aualenee @irtunsen bur4 ben spbn nur nm 70
bteielben perantpprtiih Ieine Sdlrdde unb un,ue
ldnsdtet aubern iG rhdpirtsnb anf fas @ebirn, 6as
3aupfauartter uniereS 0erpenlpitem5. gBr slauten
nerrendrtenceS unb berubisenpe8 Girir ausftnbia Il,
ma4en, ple es $ ofetter'5 Masenbttte ri
y. Onr4 Wiseerbsrlteauns elmer trditisen 9ers
eannns neIert se ben Sdnlie sur BieberSeminnuns
peb, Mlpbrhden nne unrubtser SGlaf, anprmale Gin
pfnsl4tst bel unpsrbriftem Gerdui6 ale tieie nm
i4pin6en i1leb6, in benz @ra6, pte Der Sraanismus
aus bieem sroben StimuIannttteI neue Wtteritanhg.
fraft IH6pft. DpspepiIe, Gdaenbei6werben, RBeuma.
tsmus, gerfrpfuns nne Nierenieesn pereen hurd
has 8itter5 sebpben.
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~ Die Dierte fegion umfast BEN
2anbltri9 BON DER Wiite bon Gauios
his gum atlantIden Meere, auiid)en
glnien. bic man ii6 in bet Wfitte BON
ytew yotf uno Notbs@aroIina parallel
ge5ogen oenft. 0ier finbet man eide.
0idorp uno eide, fouie Nabelbolaer.
Otete baben fib ftsllenmeile in bic
yta9bars sGegionen ausesbreitet. Geine
Der Hegtonen bat 10 berldiebenartiae,
10 pra@tbolle unb 10 niBlihe Wdloer,
Die gerabe bieier. 8ielleiht 1T es nid1t
allgemsin betannt, baB bieie Megion
au9 eiIige ber gr6bten Bdume Der
! Welt befst. Sie nWaba1b Slots" bas
ben Nbornbdume (guttonmoob), peld,e
nur bon ben rieHgen Sequaes in gaIis
tornien an @r6be uno 9oI;ssbaIt iibers
trOHen lperben.
81 Sie finite 9e9ion Iieat BON Gen.
tral'Nem Oort n6rb!i9 uno ldbIiebt bic
yteu gm9lanb 9taaten unb bic britt,
i9en 8efiBungen ein. Sier finbet man
belonoers bic pe9tanne, 2ebensbaum.
3uderaborn, ulme (&affer), Birte un6
Die nieorige Weioe. Ser 4nbIid ber
Wdloer bieier &esion III eimf6rmia;
aud 1T oas NubboI3 aug iener Meaiort
ni9t 10 gut, als aus ber bierten, fiir
tene SanOftri6e 1T es aber BON unenb.
li@em Wertbe.
Inter ben DOree3eisten S[Iuifrationen
tparsn belonbtrs Darftellmngen BON Der
Gntliebung BON Glorioa interef5ant,
tpel1e 5eigten, nie SaiIeIbe fid) nod
uno Ea@ aus benz Wieere erbob uub
sinen goben fir b6bere Gornlen BON
8dumen borbereitete. Die Manaropes
pfan3ep tpuroen bur6 bic Jlutb iia6
ben Mufternbdnten se6ra9t, tpelde i'm
8Olf bon Merico aus benz Meere EN-.
porrasten, febten ii9 bort feit aub baI6
lagerte Ii6 I'm iie bas @rorei1, tuel6fs
aus ben GliiRen benz Meere augefhbrt
tpur0e."
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Eeke MAIN PLAZA
unb
Acequia Strasse.
9as Yab= 9tpartenlelrt.

USE es l9on felt Sabren unfer Beftrebeu
mar, osefes Departen,snt in ieber 8e,iebuno in
ben 8ornersrunb gu bransen unS Sai5elbe .ur
Attrattion fur unier umfansreid,es @ef6aft an
MAIDEN, 10 babeu mir unabldlfia auf Seffsm
Berbeferuns bingearbeitet unS eIouben III
ben Stanbpunft errsid)t su baben, iup mir oIsr
8outurren3 fibn bic Spibe bieten f0nnen.
i Btr tonnen nit aIe.n aufparten. ipos Aie
neusfe Mobe perporsebradt bat, IoipohI. wos
Die gaaonb als bic ausidmiiduna Ser site an.
betriIft, unb auberbem babem mir eine Game
NIT Der seitans biefes Departements bstraut.
Die nidt nur erprobte grfabrnng, ion6ern aud,
einen auberoreentIid suten unb feineu sc.
idmad bciibt, unb iiderli1 ben. Oanien, tpeId,e
uns init ibren auftrdgen beebren, bolIe Gatis.
faftion geben birb.
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= 9ie Gnbritation bon &au:@ummi
bat In Iebter 3eit in ben Ser. Staaten
gan3 beoeutenbe Oimenfionen anseuoms
men, inoem gesenndrtig AZ Gabriten
aust1lieBli9 bamit bei6dfti9t iinb.
Siefe 3unabme riibrt bon bsr unter ben
amerltanif9en Grauen unb Wfdb6en
INNER mebr um ficb sreifenben nnitte
bes @ummifauens Der.
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gSir iinb i'm Stanbe, fiir iebe aleibfurbe, fir
ieoe Nuanee fotpie fir iebes 9luiter ben ent-
lpredcnben 8eius gu liefera. Geraoe bieIem
Dspartement 1T uniere sr0bte gufmertfamfeit
au9emenbet porber, um bic Damenipelt in bet
8ufammsnf nfeIluns ibrer SoiIetie in ieber gin.
fid1t su befrleDiqen.
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2etttett 3elt9e :

gSei6e uab farbise 9iidtti@er nit eerbiets
ten, 2iI@tu9;eus Eel bet 9aro, Sanbtader,
sioiss, @ouene Sifdoeden fit @arIOr unb
@o9nsimmer. @iano. Deden, bas ailern:u fe
unb nlobernte. Table Searfs, Lambrequins,
bel bet 9arb, 3u alien 4reiien.
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@ Serr M. 6. Saeobfom bat
bas eiaaige beuti9e photOsrapbif9e 9lte,
lier in San Mntonio. 8ute Nrbeit uuo
billige preife. yto. 2 gaft 6oulton.
StraBe nebeu ber Bride au ebener Groe.
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Cine Spd1ter Gbos

Cine So9ter gbas.
gr: sWeroen Sic mein, 2ouiie, unb
i'd .tperoe Sic our@s 2eben fiibren uie
einen @ngel!" Sic: Sos beiBt-
ni@ts gu eien unb nibts anau3ieben !;
-ba banf icb be1fems!"
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mud 1ln1nt1 9all|1iI11nlflIRllsrl alIll|1iI11nllf Ter
Seibe! Sei0e!

Sa allen Jarben gu allen 4reiien. 9aS @to-
oernite unO @eidmadpoufe, mas bic @aiion
bietet. Infer 2aser 1T unibertreffi9 reid.
baltis uno bic 9amer iinb eebetcu, fib fpesieG
bieies Separtemsnt, iueI6e8 auseroroentlid
SIbi@eS bietet, an3uieben.
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alien itliben unb Sanep. Garben
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Geauemfes M1itteI.

patient: DSerr 9oftor, mir fummt
es INNER 10 i'm 3opf!" Mrat: v@ber
i'd bite Sic, b6ren Sic bod einfa6
ridt barauf!"
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Diefes Sfpartement lit 70 reidbaltia unt
moe ans9etattet, bab cs einen Store fiic lid5 in
anfpru9 nebmen tonnta @ir ifebsn in bi,
retter gerbinbuns init ben anerfannt beiten
Gabriten Der Ser. Staaten unb biirfen uns
poal riibmen, bab mir NUT bas auerbeife uno
eas fafbionabelite Sdubmerf fir Damen unb
alnber auf Eager baben. eebr banerbafte
Sdnlbe fllr faltes uno nafes W etter oferiren
sdmarSe nllo farbise striiuapfe,
ebenI FANCY CoLoRs,
fitr 2atttett attt6 M6Sd1ett
in
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Acequia Strasse.
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aameeIbaare, Drate b'slIma, grieo.s, Gen.
riettas, aIbatrob, eerses, JailIe Graneais,
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8aumtpolle, Woue un6 SeiSe.
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W Sbos. Goegan & Bros.
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iitalien in Der Stab! unb geben Sebem
BEN nOibiaen Gbaug ober 3abatt.
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S@ 2apitaliifen unb SoI9e, weIbe
ibr Gelb in @runoeigentbum anIegen
pollen, perpeiIeu mir auf bic Mn5eige
Der 0erren s. 8. Signpmitp & So.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-16
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.

Department One-Armstrong, Judge.
FRIDAY, November 15 1889.
Julius Pandonin VS.. William Jackson-Con-
tinued
W. E. Warnock vs. Harlow & Catlin-Con-
tinued.
L. Elkus VS.. n. G. Dandried-Continued
Joanna Cooper VS.. John F. Cooper-Motion for
new trial argued and submitted.
Henry Wiltenbrock VS.. L. Mebius & Cor
der made that commission issue to take testi-
mony.
In re A. Auburtis, an insolvent debtor-o. S.
Flint elected assignee.
Z. d. Shannahan VS.. H. J. Compton ct AIDE
murrer to answer Overruled.
In re A. J. Davis, an insolvent debtor-Con-
tinued.
Charles Z. Pinkham vs. Southern Pacific Com
pany-Aotion to amend summons granted.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY. November Is. 1885,
John Carmody VS.. Sacramento Bank-Demur
rer to complaint argued and submitted.
application of First Christian Church to mort
gage real estate granted.
John Gaynor VS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
submitted.
Eliza Donahue VS.. John observation-disclosures
proceedings set for Monday.
Nellie t. Halsey ct al. VS.. Sheriff McMullen-
Transferred to Department One.
People VS.. A. j. Tait-0rder made granting
motion to strike out portion OF complaint.
Estate of B. NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Estate of VI. c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Guardianship of Olive Observation-Disclosures.
Estate of Fannie Carmody-Petition for let
tiers of administration argued and submitted.
Estate of E. Bryte-Order made allowing fee
of referee.
william Harris VS.. G. L. Simmons-Demurrer
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-16
THE THREE AMERICAS EXPOSITION

The people of the city of Washington,
aided by number of publicists from other
sections some four years ago originated
the scheme for holding in Washington, in
the year 1892, an exposition of the pro-
duets, industries, art, ETC., of the three
Americas. 1t was received everywhere
with favor, and unless we are greatly in
error, Congress gave il countenance, since
il is part of the scheme that it shall be-
come permanent exhibit, and be an i'm
portant factor in promoting trade relations
between the States of the three Americas.
The matter took hold upon public favor,
and a Board of Promotion was formed,
grounds selected and plated, and the plans
for buildings drawn, engraved and sent
abroad throughout the three continents.
Suddenly New York newspaper suggested
that in that year a Worlds Fair should
be held in the United States. Other Jour
nails Endorsed the suggestion, and at once a
contest began among rival cities for the
location of the proposed fair. We had not
supposed that the latter proposition would
exclude the first, but it is now apparent
that such is the intention, since it is feared
that Congress Will aid but one. If it
comes to that, the Three Americas Expo
sition should not go to the wall. In the
first place, good deal of money has already
been expended in preparing for it, and if
it is abandoned heavy loss viii fall upon
worthy citizens in the second place, per-
manent exhibition, such as is contem-
plated, will be of far greater value to the
United States than Worlds Fair, that
will be open for but few months. What
we especially need is closer trade relations
with the States of the American contin-
ents, and the proposed Washington fair is
intended solely to conserve that end.
Moreover, the idea of fair in 1892 was
pre-empted, so to speak, by the Washing
ton people, and it will be the hight of in
Justice to crowd them out of the way with
nothing left them but to pay dearly for
the public spirit they eyinced by footing
the bills already incurred. But if the
Worlds Fair people, who came in second
in the matter of suggestion, will unite
forces with the citizens of the National
Capital, we can have Worlds Fair and
a Three Americas Exposition in one. Or,
if Congress can see its way clear to aiding
both fairs, there is no reason why the
double attraction should not hold forth
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-16

to complaint withdrawn and fifteen days a.
lowed to answer.
Estate of Jacob Miller-Order made settling
account
Estate of $. W. Hoover-will admitted to pro-
bate.
Estate of NJ. C. Hawley-order made to set
apart insurance policy.
Estate of Nellie NJ. Stanley-Order made set
ting account.
Estate OF fife stanley-Order made settling
account.
Estate of P. Chatterdon-Continued.
Estate of A. Hinkle-Order made settling &C
count and for final distribution.
Estate of F. Appel-0rder made settling ae-
count and for final distribution.
Estate of Jennie Counsman-Continued,
Estate of B. A. Farr-order made closing
estate
Estate of James Russell-C. T. Jones appointed
to represent absent heirs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-16

THE news from Brazil this morning in
dicates that a revolutionary movement
has succeeded in overthrowing the mon
archy and establishing republic. 1t will
be well to withhold judgment until the
advices are confirmed. But it has been
understood for two years past that the
country was ripe for such a movement.
Not that there has been any i'll feeling
towards the Emperor Dom Pedro: on the
contrary, he is beloved by the people.
But he is old and the revolutionists have
probably resolved not to await his death,
since it would be more difficult to deal
with his successor. The Emperor has
been democratic sort of a monarch for
some years, his humanity, hberality and
broad views taking him out of the category
of monarchs who are removed afar from
the people. The abolition of slavery in
1888 was not only to his liking, but he
considered it triumph of his reign, and
it certainly entities his administration to
rank among the great humanitarian move
ments Of the world.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-16
SUPREME COURT.
Department One.

FRIDAY. November Is, 1882
Court met pursuant 10 adjournment. Present
Paterson. j., presiding: Works, j.; Fox, j.;
Williams, Deputy Clerk; Washburn, Bailiff.
1S167-Graham VS.. Larimer: i, 26l-Higgins
VS.. Ragsdale-Pursuant to stipulation on file, it
is ordered that the cause be submitted upon
briefs on file.
10 S9S-In re Bowman-Argued by Simonds for
insolvent, Buckley for contestants, and submit
ted.
Is 2S4-Kitts VS.. Austin-On motion of Ford,
ordered cause be submitted upon briefs on file
13z35-De Noon VS.. Morrison ct al.-Argued
by Ford for appellants, Cross for respondents,
and submitted.
IS 44S-Downiue vs. lie Du ct al-Arged by j.
I. Caldwell for appellant, and submitted.
1244S-Ju Fook sam ct al. VS.. Lord-Argued
by simonds for appellant, Neale for respondent,
and submitted.
Is S63-Sukeforth vs. Lord-Argued by Rankin
for appellant Cross for respondent, and submit
ted.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ Monday.
Department Two.
FRIDAY, November 10, 1889
Court met at 10 A. NJ.
Present-Thornton, j., presiding; Mcfarland
j.; Sharpstein, j.; Paulsell, Deputy Clerk; Rus
sell. Baiif.
IS 2e0-Beamer, etc., VS.. Freeman-Pursuant
to stipulation, ordered respondent be allowed
twenty days to file brief, appellant fifteen days
to reply; cause to be thereupon submitted.
IS 3l3-Stephens VS.. Soule ct al.-Pursuant to
stipulation on file, ordered respondent be al
lowed thirty days 10 ME Drlef, appellant thirty
days TO reply; cause to be thereupon submitted.
1S,94-Fisk ct al. VS.. Soule-Pursuant to stip-
ulation, ordered appellant be allowed thirty
days to file brief, respondent twenty days to re-
ply; cause to be thereupon submitted.
l3,334-Vaca Valley and C. L. r. r. Co. VS..
Mansfield ct al.-0n motion OF Johnson and
pursuant to stipulation, ordered that appellant
be allowed fifteen days to file brief, respondent
fifteen days to reply, appellant five days to re-
ply thereto; cause to be thereupOn submitted.
13,439-Kneebone VS.. Kneebone-On motion of
Webb, ordered respondent be allowed fifteen
days to file brief appellant ten days to reply;
cause to be thereuTon submitted
13,07I-Wise vs.. Williams ct al.-Pursuant to
stipulation. ordered continued for the term.
13.lS6-Stanton VS.. French-Cause argued by
Law for appellant, and submitted.
Admission of A. II. Downard-On motion of
L. S. Taylor, Esq, and presentation of license
from the Supreme Court of the Colony OF Natal
Africa, and evidence of good character, it is or
dered that A. II. Downward be and he is hereby
admitted to practice as an attorney and coun-
selor in all the Courts of this State.
13,479-Washington VS.. Block - Argued by
Bush for appellant, Catlin for respondent, and
submitted.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 AN.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-16

on Thursday, when, after the assembly had
listened to much laudation of California,
he exclaimed:
The sons of all the States in the Union came
here years ago and assisted in building up TINS
great and proud State of California, therefore
we all feel deep interest in this common
wealth. and feel that we are not strangers We
OF the Atlantic shores, like yourselves. Guilt
vate fruits. We have our mountains and hills,
our valleys and pains, where dwell millions OF
happy husbandmen.
We may praise our State, and presentits
claims as strongly as we choose, and none
will take ofFense; but we submit that it is
unnecessary and discourteous, when our
Eastern friends assemble at our iresides,
to seek to strengthen the colors of the
picture we paint of our blessings by re-
minding them of what we deem the dis
comforts of their homes. Whatever they
may be, they are well able to under
stand them, and to draw such contrasts as
are justifable.
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in two cities to induce tourists to visit the
country. The dictates of common justice,
we repeat, forbid that the Three Americas
Permanent Exposition should be sacrificed
to what is, as yet, only the scheme of the
newspapers and officials of two great cities
of the Union. We believe that both fairs
can be held in 1892 and both succeed
that the nation can well assist both, and
practice true economy by such action, but
that under no circumstances should 1t dis
approve of the Three Americas EXPOSE
ton. We publish to-day in another col
umn a history of the steps so far taken for
the Three Americas Exposition, and the
action of the National Grange upon the
subject at three annual sessions.
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The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on The
Coast. outside Of San Francisco, that receirs
she full associated Press dispatches from all
part: of The ,Oorld Outside of San Francisco,
they hare no competitors either in Influence
home asd general circulation throughout the
State.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCIES.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
L. P. Fishers, room p, Merchants Exchange,
California street, who is also sole Advertising
Agent for San Francisco; the principal News
Stands ana Hotels, and at the Market-street
Ferry.
Aa- Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into sacramento.
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Young Mems Christian Association No
tice-There will be meeting of all the active
ton of Sacramento on FRIDAY EVENING,
NOVEMBER %, 1889 at $50 O'clock sharp, for
the purpose of eleeting new officers, hearing
reports and transacting such other business as
may come before us.
CHARLES NJ. CAMPBELL, President.
WALTER WYLIE, Clerk. nSl2t
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A special to the Nal and Express from
West Point attributes the recent wholesale
sickness among the cadets to eating unripe
apricots stewed in milk. Sixty were in the
hospital at one time.