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Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

Seq bar iisbt 100 acres 9anb !
Glen Glpra Sett!ementet Of s. 9pbrs
bauer, 173 6. 80 Str, ct. ganl.
f'r $500 pr. Gcre. Seq oil lille ielas
bette 9ano for $500 Nccren, ON no.
gen pilee bpoe mtg benne 9ris for
famine. Der er Ell rbm9rfet Sfop poo
9anSst, ipm er oaro n,saet mere. ga en-
uomariet SOro, ristis Sortmulb poo
8erbunb, meb rinb.nbe @aub paa fiere
Stsbsr. ON nOssn tpipler paa COB.
heosn al bette 9ano, ba er lea til en-.
gper lib rsbe til at Ouerbepiie iaabanne
Gslf on, bet Mobiatte.
Wtin Goresie er
@uit Seniun,
Soutb 81. Yaul, Wiun.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Senneis Wiaer Illustrated Monthly

december Numret al Scnueis Miuer
Illustrated Monthly iuoebolDer manae lQrs
lige 8ort9ainger for SuIetiben. Mrs. Sen.
1cls MILLER bar tire Sioer, Der p%mbanbler
SlGoer, SB9er; og bpao Der er l9riiat ins
iereslant tor Sotloer % un9e 8taer. Der
CT Ell NtGngoe ngtti9e Nrtitler ipr Susmp.
eereH. atilS Nabel Senneis Boo pm
sYhpftcal Culture" oioss itaoia ipm 9prmie
I'll Subliribeuterne. 9ris meb Brpmie n
Senneis Yttler Illustrated Monthly.
ia 6iftD glpe., Neiu gort 6tth.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Netop mooiaget ira gior9e;
Gaitor ). Naners Ggsen:
Gt Slif paa b0rSi0,
456 Siocr.

SubbulO: 6srite3e Ell. !. SnSleOs
niug...lI. Splssnju8stenbetier i. Cps
rigbeb % uuosriaatsr. 2. Arbeiesberre
os arbetoere...3 g. 6oralore % gsrn...
4. Observation-Disclosures gesriueu
fro Stolen...5. MISUNDERSTANDING 6.
Observation-Disclosures. ~. RirteIiee Sors
Bolbe...s. 6pinoens 6orbolo.. g. Isus
neiteiorsuoeIie. 10. Qiatsrialismeu. IL.
gresfen o9 Giteratursn...l2 SoIttttsn.
aubtn Del: Is. 9GeemioIet. Ia.
GrafnIoeis Sib...l5. 8~autroeu -. l6.
Qrsslsn...l7. Seuer ri be fblts Cher.
Grsbi Del: Is. gabeIstauteu.. !.
lea. 9aUsbsmmet .l9b. 6riftirten /
be fofte Gioer.. .9gsglimt.. 20. 9irfsns
GjsnisbeIis, aamp % Ssier.
Yris beftet, pOrtOfrit. 80 6ents.
Eris imuft inSbunott, pprluIrit
61.10.
9ris imnft inbbnHoet / 8ulOinit.
pprtoirit, S1.35.
&tresie:
q. 4nunoien,
Gecorob, 5opa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

y~ltllCHOt.
Sr. DE 5ore AZ Nnbsl, Miuu., bar
pda ct Tort 8eisS i GeeOrab % Smssn
iiOits llos os bar meo bet famine inoe
CO beitllte "8uTcu" ienot til i'm 9umIe
DtUOer 2pmen, NUrse. Os bet oil Fan
iial nuises iOm usentli9e SiIsninger
ira bem o%erbismme.
- 9Ouis u. Cole al Soulep SAILS,
NiiHH., er bsrnsos / geigs hos Sl99t
og genrer.
Gle gR. Sprsrub % Bernt S6aa
Of Canton oar i 9ecorab en- Dag iioits
uge.
Senrit 8orenien al RuibiOro ps
Ole 8rcmietb al MabsI bsissts Deco
en- Tag iiOite uge.
or. Z. z. graatsn Of 3lpin Balm
QIiun., par I 3ecornb iioite 5reoag, U9
oct tar % en- 5OrnDislie at billie paa en-
eomneI perionlig Ben os li9eleocs goo
Zen al "3ecorabs9 oItrn". Sr. Sraus
ten bar unret / @ooObue 60. / lnnssre
alb ibgit, % irrtioen er ban Ssigs bus
i'm 9uitrus 6OrGlore mar Riogepap.
- RrOi. 9b. 8Otbue at "Stanoinas
pen" bar beruppe uoer Ssuons. San
mrsiits til6a9e isien isaar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

Sommeispen til fin 8ulIesa: "9u
ier 6erren berinoe ueb 8ianoet. Sor
en- Sinseri9rOisbeb!" "aa for 3io
ban bar sbIlet bort paa 8ianoet. 3an'
bpao ban tlitbe bare tjent, ont ban
baooe lart port Saanooart."
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

Wisiouriipuuoen bar meo megen
3per / mango Iar miSIioreret blanot
Weserne / spoen. 5rlsten er mango
litberlte Wenisbeoer, 9irter os Stoles
buis. Be FAR aIereoe lere iarpebe
Yreiter iblanot iia.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

Nonne | 9S gar. grmsniRe glubs
lprtalIsr ON en- 8Uune 5rutauba, Der
Hpli9 er bob | aloitrst ct. Secob
Serulalem ll5 Gar sammsl. SUN toa
Slsret, oa bun bar II Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
ct nprif.lntlerIt Wiisionshiem er

VI NUTN'IHIDVTN WIsVUHFUJEW Ct
M unbsr Spi0relie , aina unoer Wis'
iiunar 8snninss % @tisiion9r grans'
ass 2soelie; BET oil blipe at OucrOrs
osntlis itur g~etDonins for MisIionen.
Oct itul Omsipes al Ell Wtnr ior at fors
binore 8ineiernes nDs9jerri9e 9aas
trRn9enbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
3ecorab Sapa.

All the common and higher branches
sre taught at Prof. Vslders School No
Institution In the land offers better course
Of instruction.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
@ucSfieneher.
Ace esnsaa I mspent.

S1errrab @rHisheos siris Sensas Scr
mtooae 81 1915.
G~pHeaasIioie liee eiierG u0stiensiitL
Sugcn u itenauoStleaehe he.
ApHiirranierHe mgocr Gnsoaa cen
norffr SiaSie Srrnuobas 81. 10 ben tnssllif
Gftermiesaq a. ~.
The Christian Endenvor Society uisoer
5ogSoog G'ieH ~. {.
Batter SUITS pyretier | ofesot SaNor
Salleitans Sirtc { Sprmgftl6 2opH'9ip
Sen0aa gfiermlbedg 81
3 pcu TrrHc q. G. g. Sirle ont 6crmie'
hagen 81. 1915.
S~rnSoaSupie umiontltdri sitsr Suos'
;ifHelteH.
Cm gjtcncu a. ~ rHatlii @nestsrs''s.
SrnNrmautcrue mpoer Manoas Gtierrt
ST. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
@n Mig q m p.

8i bar peo Sorbinbelie meo bore
traustontinentale Sernbanelinier bapt
enbel Sprbcle / Sauoeleu aaa 3acifits
bapet, Tom ui life bar baot paa bet ats
l@autiite. 5ulbfsreIien al Canadian 9as
cifc 8anen % ben al @nslaub ppret@
tepe burtiae 9ampifibsforbinoelie fra
8ancpuuer paa Sapan ps 8ina bar
imiolertio ~alporlig trret bore SntereS.
Ter paa 8acifitbaoet. 8enne engelIte
9ampItibsliuie ~mootaaer, eiter bpab
Der er pplpit, Ell oirefte llnoerItettelie
Of $4,000 aarlig, eler s30,767 pr.
5ur for Is Reiier, Ioruben flere andre
8eguniti9elier. Gen fpnturrercnbe anne
~ritnnife 8acific IuItlinie iaar berimob
fun ruuot s6,3S9 pr. Eur. Otter boao
jeg bar brast / griarin9 pnatpntes Der
IN pgiaa unoer lienenoe Srtinselier at
pprettes Ell 2inie melem 8aucouoer %
@uItralien meo lloIigt iii Der at be.
mp9tige ia en- Snroel, / 6ptlfen pi bar
bapt tor SnteresIe. Sois benne ulise
9amp meLem amer,torIfe 9iuier, meb
minore ener in9su llnbsritsttelie, % ben
en9sllt.fanabiFe ital osooare, pil ri
inort ie Gsleerrc. Oct er berior Dor
8list at ppipIbe bore 3iliu8n til be
Sernbnnelinier, ipm bar inbsanet Sper'
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
@or Sauoelsflaabe.

9ige iioen Sprgrstri9eu bar be Sor.
eneoe Stater betalt en- euprm aarlia
Gisiit til fremmebe 9anoe / 5orm al
6rn9t % GaSingerpeuoe. Dor Spo
% Sjgo % Dor itore Snoferiel er ble'
pen beigr9et af iremmeee Stibe. q
gtaret 1892 btep nm 1873 Broceut al
Dor SnNfpricl brast ameritunite Gti6e.
Seq bar fplt % tioli9ere uotalt, al
oenne 3in9enS Sronins er utnnlslig og
F0mmeIi9. On fulOitanbis 5%oranbrin0
al 5orboloene, og en-, Tom ipnes at loue
meSet, bleo besDnot oeb 9ouen al Sole
Ntart5 1891. Timber oenne Sop err Der
nteo @eueralpoitmelteren Iluttet Son.
trait ON IL 4oitruter. Ct af be Sc
iultater, ipm allereoe er unaet er, at 16
amsrifauife 9nmpItibe til Ell 8efoi.,
ming af 900 err blepne bpgaeoc
eller er uncer Opiprelie pna ameritnnite
SfibspRrlter.
Otter be iibit aI1utteoe Suntrafter
pil hi fnn 5 Sfibe paa 10000 Cons
buer til en- Sefoitrin9 af mellcm 8 %
10 Miaipner Collars, fpruoen Gfibene
"Gtip Of 9teiu 9ort" % "Gitp Of Ras
ris," ium bar faaet ameritanit Re9iitrcs
ring. 9irierne til Central. % Spo
Nmerita pil brinse burtisere % beore
5%prbiubelie. 9inten til 8uenos Ntvres
er ben iprite til ben argentine 8epubs
lif unoer anerifuut Stag. 9inien til
Sputbamptou, 8Oulo9ne os Nnttusrper
er u91an M % oil begpnoe meo Damp
itibene "Gitp Of Neiu gUrt" % "Gjtp o.
Toris" / ~isrittpmmenoe 5ebruar Maa-
neo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

Observation-Disclosures Rapport piier
en- tilfreosiiaenbe % opgtig 6orualts
ming al bette 9epariements fore Sprs
retniu9er. 9oIirot2gterne er I bet
iioite Iar bleuet forget meo uRiten
$5,000,O00. ll~uoerbaldrce for Naret,
Der enots ben 3Ote Suri 1892, er sS48.s
BAL minore END for ret %fVregauenoe
Nar, % llnoerbalancen for inoeuRreuoe
5tnnnsaar n%nilnaes at piQe blipe neo.
bragt til 1852, 1922. s 6isie Qngis
r%elier er life meore9net SmipItniuserne
ueo 8ampitibSbefOrbriuger. Ser err /
aarets Sob bleoet tilisist 1890 nDr
Boitruter, c8 attaIlet al 9Oittontorer
er blepen forget meo $3.50.
5Or be 3 2lar, Tom enote oeu 30te
SUM 1892, belsb EONiabtGsterne Zig
til s197, 744,359, hpiltet er Ell 6prp.
sslie al s52,263,l $50 upcr Snota9terne
for be 3 Nnr, Tom enbte ben 30te Suui
1888. Snsen ioaoan 5urs9clie iom
oisie 3 gnr er nueeniinbe tiblisere iore'
fommet i bette departments Snota9s
tsr
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
QreRoentenS 9uoRab.
Wortiot fra 2esn Sist)

Riearasuatanaler.

Seq antsialer paa bet aluorlisiis. IL
gsiom ieg bar eiort | Hers tioli9srs
guoifatsr. at Der sipes bet aiusriiaaits
Selitab, ION CT bsiti9itisst msb ans
lGaget al 9ienrnsuatauaIen, uicrtpUei
% pnsisHoe llnosritsttslIe. Get er
umuligt snouu at inoie ale 5uyoelene
Ueo bette iiprs 5%orsia8enos, men ieS
baober, at Der maa biioe lib snouu !
oeune auneres at giue SaseH en- I'm
osrfFtielie, Tom uil fire Snnalsrs tios
lige 5uIoforelie Os fire be Gursneoe
Staters dOrbOlo til ben, uaar ben er
inloirrt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
R pntfpu srsuien.

Soneresien sr tiblissre blspsn meo'
BELT, at benue Resierirgs SnobpOelis
I'll Canning al en- international Sunie.
rers ausnnenos Sslpiprr9smaatst bleU
moetaset nf ale be 9atiouer, til bpent
ben onr uoienbt. aonisrsnien iamleoes
| Srpsiel ben 22oe HOu. o. FOR tnset
bet fore Spsrgsmaol uuoer 8'bonbs
ling. 3e9 bar ta9et 2eiliebeo III at
notrptte ben Gperbspisnins label / Be
lioieuote Snobposiier iom / mire rfients
lige Suoitnber, at ben frie Sglumput.
ming eitsr ct puerens itemmenbs Jprhplo
b6ilig uiloe frsmme Dor % andre Nns
TONERS Seioltnines Snteresie. Set CT
icr tioIlot at ioruofge, bpiltet 8siuttat
q Onferenien ril opuoa. Sois in9en
mtolcrtihig 6iuOriaa sIer SpIRttelie
irotrRHtr, tror iea, at SanoelsiOrhols
oene meget mart oil fringe be nj uoils
ltBe Re9icriuger til At flute iie til os /
8eu9gelien for at fire ct for @erOsnss
bnnoelen urouenoigt itcrre 4eageoms
lgb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

vi Tic 2Uoter Sippet, 6suoet % SobtonA'
~ Den. eliet be er flgenoe, br1noel {, tlpVtn.t
itlrliet, ituroet. ftnret, iuIo al Sie1ner eutr !o2s.p
%laroeoe, Hieo Cab al 9aar, elteu be dlnlinoelisey t."
tn!Gie, arpeltae eaer imiiioHime htlbreoe; lHusYs,
permanent % btlIai peo ~Guticura Remeoleear
bet ar al: 'Gntieura". bet ~b,fienote "Situ egts,
"etticnrd soap, en- u~ouirrtet Suorenier % SAasp
~itienrer, "euticura Reiplpent". bet me 'SlopeR
Slin Bnriier" o. zen beofe grofeuebripsri rsTT
bl9ipsr, lelp ON aue S9aer life bar pGtet iitnnSM.
lorette no9et. JorGlore, reo Gbers Ssru ira HuE
leaemlt9e % a~anheIile Smerter. a..
SHlaes operalt. 8ri3: CuTIcURA 50 Cts son
q cts RIsoLvENr $40. Rrnparertt a. r@s
Drug and Chemical Corporation Boston Mass q"
eiter: How to Cure Skin and Blood Diseases.
80 Serus CUB % Qepeobno reuies % ioriisH' z
Ss nes ueo "&utieura SGap".
Rpres % 8peimerter. 8beunatisHe I N!ailmn
S74ltneres paa 81 MtnHt peo BET ber sHtie -sautSI'
~ AntisSdin 8laiier". % Geats. V
The record-union., 1892-03-10
Articles of INCORPORATION.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
office yesterday:
The First Baptist Church of Escondido,
San Diego County. Directors-F. o.
Engstrum, G. l.. McLoon, S. NJ. Puyear,
L. Lomax and Walter J. Bailey.
The Merriam Cammet Company of
San Francisco. Capital stock, $4,000.
Directors-Nathan Merriam, j. H. Cam
met, S. Chapman, j. C. Cullen and James
Mccullough.
The California Improvement CONNER
cial Company of Los Angeles. Capital
stock, $4,000. Directors-E. T. Smith,
r. w. McGraw, P. A. Barker, J. S. Beach
and A. p. Church.
The Mitre Club of San Luis Obispo.
San Luis Obispo County. Directors
Benjamin Brooks, NJ. d. r. Venable. w.
L. Beebee, II. A. Vachell and r. V.
Bouldin.
Smith Construction and Improvement
Company of Oakland, Alameda County.
Capital stock, 81 900, 900. Directors John
w. Smith, w. R. Thomas, A. NJ. Ben
ham, D. D. Barnard and Thomas w.
Jeffress.
San Francisco and West Shore Railway
Company of San Francisco, Capital
stock, 81, 100000. Directors Henry West
phal, G. Q. Swauberg, Louis +. Dunand,
j. w. Ellis and j. q. JephSon.
The record-union., 1892-03-10
THE PAY-CAR MAY GO.
A Statement that Employees VIII Be
Paid by Checks.
President Huntington, Of the southern
Pacific Company, Said to Have
So Determined.

a San Francisco paper states that Coils
T. Huntington, in a recent communiea-
ton to an official of the Southern Pacific
Company, strongly intinates that he is
about to make change in an important
branch OF the railroad service. This
change relates to the pay department of
the company, which, in Mr. Hunting
toms opinion, should be completely re-
organized. He has arrived at this con-
clusion after thorough investigation
made through the reports submitted for
his consideration by minor officials, and
desires to see the change brought about at
once for several reasons.
In the first place, the 10000 men en-
ployed on the Pacific system are not at all
satisfied with the present method of pay
Ing Oh, and for several years have clam
ored loudly for change. BY the system
now in vogue they are compelled to wait
twenty-five days for their money after it
becomes due. For example, the wages
due employees for the month of February
are held by the company until March
18th. Very often the twenty-five-day
limit is exceeded, and the men are obliged
TO walt Tor Whole month for money
earned on the previous month.
About year ago complaints from this
source became so general that Mr.. Hunt
lngton was forced to take cognizance of
them. lie called q meeting of officials
and the matter was discussed at consider
able length. Many of the officers op-
posed anything like change, and finally
convinced Mr.. Huntington that the par
car method was vastly superior to anv
other, so the matter was dropped But
Mr.. Huntington had had few figures
prepared on the subject, which show con-
cluslvely that there is deeper reason for
change than is found in the complaints
OF employees. He has learned that the
cost OF keeping two pay-cars on the road
for two weeks each month in the year has
always been needless expense, and that
another system Of paying, now used by
many Eastern roads, would be prefer
able. The Eastern method, and the one
which Mr.. Huntington now proposes to
adopt, is to pay by checks.
On the Pennsylvania system with
$4,000 hands, this has been worked sue
cessfully for years, saving the company
considerable money, and aff'ording better
satisfaction among the men than the old
way of distributing the cash from pay
car.
As soon as the payrools are made up
at the end of each month checks are for
warded to Division Superintendents for
distribution among the men.
The new system will probably be put
in working order soon after Mr.. Hunting
toms arrival here next month.
The record-union., 1892-03-10
condition of the county, was also read

condition of the county, was also read
and filed.
John Stephenson addressed the board
with reference to some repairs needed on
the Franklin road. He complained that
the work on the Franklin road had been
stopped, and the Road 0verseer had IN
formed him that the order to stop came
from the Chairman of the Board OF
Supervisors.
Chairman Greer explained that the
funds of that particular road district We're
low, and he simply warned the Road
Overseer not to run his district into debt,
as the Supervisors would not countenance
such action.
Supervisor Jenkins asked Mr.. Stephen
son how much it would cost to put the
Franklin road, from Franklin TO the
river, in good repair
Mr.. Stephenson said that it would re-
quire considerable money to put the road
IN thoroughly good repair. but he thought
that for $50 or 500 it could be put in
condition fit for use temporarily.
Mr.. jenkins, addressing the board, said
that the Franklin road was one of the
most important highways in the county,
and 1t was to the county's interest to keep
1T in condition. He therefore moved that
Mr.. Stephenson be authorized to do the
work needed at once, at an expense not
to exceed 500.
Mr.. Greer advised that they 90 slow, as
there was no need of getting any of the
road districts in debt There would be
money in The districts within month,
and the Road Oyerseers could do the
work.
Mr.. Jenkins said that the same story
was told last year, and the Overseers have
not touched the road vet.
Mr.. Jenkins could not get second to
ms motion, so the matter was dropped
temporarily.
CAMP KICKS.
j. r. Camp appeared before the board
and wanted TO know why two bills for
improvements on the Brighton road had
not been paid. There was a bill for
sprinkling the road last wear. and an
other for some tanks and pump. Mr..
Camp said he had paid the latter himself,
and expected 10 be reimbursed by the
Supervisors. II the bill was not paid he
was going to pull the tanks and windmill
down, as he could use them on his ranch.
1t was explained to Camp by the Chair
man that the bill for sprinkling had been
allowed, but there was no money in the
proper fund to pay it with and the credit
ors would have to wait. The pumping
plant bill had not been allowed.
I've got that pump bill in my desk,
Where 1 was ordered to keep it," said
Mr.. Bates.
"W hat ails the bill?" asked Mr. Camp.
bulilo,' replied the supervisor. II
was told to sink it, because several of the
board viii not vote for lt.'' Subsequently
MIR; Bates explained further that some-
body who had done some work on the
tanks claimed that some of the money
was due him.
Mr.. Camp denied emphaticaliy that
anybody had any claim on the money.
After some further debate the matter
was dropped, and Mr.. Camp was in
StrlCtpd q call aOain
The board then took up the regular
monthly bills against the county, and
after auditing a number of them ad-
journed until to-day.
The record-union., 1892-03-10

Beauty often depends on
plumpness; so does comfort;
SO does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feel
no sign of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign;
sometimes not.
The way to get back
plumpness is by CAREFUL
LIVING, which sometimes in
cludes the use of SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil.
Let us send you-free-a
little book which throws much
light on all these subjects.
scorr & BewNE. Chemists, rss South sth Avenue,
Your druggist keeps Sootfs Emulsion of cod d-liver
sl-an druggists everywhere do. sr.
The record-union., 1892-03-10
Execnttve Appointments.

The following Notaries have been ap-
pointed by Governor Markham: s. S.
Culver, Fresno County; E. E. Carter, San
Diego County; D. G. Kune, Lassen
County; W. H. S. Scott, Sacramento; j.
/. Mcdonnell, Woodland; j. +. Ward,
Oakland; Louis Nathan, Tulare County;
A. II. Ashley, San Joaquin County.
G. L. Lunt of New York was appointed
a Commissioner of Deeds yesterday by
the Governor
The record-union., 1892-03-10
A MURDFROUs CoNVICT.
He Assaults Guard Cassady With
RaZor-A Close Call


RaZor-A Close Call.
On Tuesday morning A. Cassidy, a
guard at the Folsom Prison, was attacked
by convict named Barry, whom he was
releasing from a dungeon cell, and seri-
ously cut with razor.
Barry broke the razor during the row,
and then used what was left to attack a
convict in the prison kitchen. The razor
was grabbed from shelf in the barber
shop, near the cell, when Cassady's at
tention was being bestowed upon another
insubordinate prisoner.
Barry undoubtedly meant to kill Cas-
sadly, and the guard had TO fight furiously
to save his life. Cassidy, who was un-
conscious of the approach of his assailant,
had just raised his arm as the blood
thirsty convict made the blow. Had the
blow not been thus accidentally warded
off, the guards head would have been
severed from his body. AS it was, his
hand was nearly cut off.
The record-union., 1892-03-10
GREAT WATER SCHEME.
More Talk of Bringing Mountain Water
to Sacramento.

Under the heading of Sacramento to
Have Pure Mountain Water" the Grass
Valley Telegraph of Tuesday has the fol-
lowing:
Next week a survey will begin for the
extension of the South Yuba Company's
ditch from point near Gold Run, and
the proposition is to follow as near as may
be the line OF the Central Pacific Railroad.
Before the ditch stops it will be in
Sacramento, touching at all the important
points along its line.
THE enterprise is an enormous one
and will involve many hundreds of thou
sands of dollars.
''Mr. Uren ofDutch Flat will commence
and finish the survey. ColfaX, Auburn
and Sacramento will soon have the clear
est and purest water that our mountains
can afford, -
The record-union., 1892-03-10
The Worlds Fair-The Chicago s'Inter-
Ocean,

This great weekly and the WEEKLY
UNION can be had for 81 per year, or the
DAILY RECORD UNIoN and the Iaater-
Ocean for S5 so per year. All about the
great Worlds Fair will be elaborately
treated in the Inter- Ocean. Can be had
for this price only by subscribers to the
RECoRD-U UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
See particulars in our advertising coll
umBs.
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Help for the Howard Association.

The following sums of money were do
mated at the polling places on election
day for the Howard Benevolent Associa-
ton: Pavilion, $40 50; GA Ninth street,
81 10; Armory Hall, 81 10; Second and
NJ streets, so cents; 2003 j street, 81 50: 404
L street, 81 s.: 1925 Third street, So 90;
Thirteenth and i streets, 81 90; 1908 J
street, 81 60; Twenty-third and n streets,
S3 10; Sixth and \ streets, s. 10; 600 1
street, 81 65; Eagle Winery, 8 10; l025 J
street, 81 35; S24 X street, 20 cents. Total,
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co,
SAN FRANCISCO. cal.
SVgiSEiLlEs kK. ss.ssa.sa. NEW WORK. N.k
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It is Not what We Saw

But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that
makes it sell, and has given it such firm
and lasting hold upon the confidence of
the people.
For a dinner pill and general family
cathartic we confidently recommend
Hoods Pills
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Berlin Cough Cure.

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections, this article has superior
merit. 1t is perfectly harmless, gives fmme-
diate relief and cures the worst cases in from
two to three days. Endorsed by our best ply
sicians. Try bottle and you will always
keep it. Price, 90 cents bottle. The w. ii.
Bone Company, San Francisco, sole proprie-
tors. Kirk, Geary & Co.. sole agents. Try c.
9. Liniment for aches and pains.
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If you want anything in the musical
line write to Cooper's, the leading music
store, 63l ] street. Mathushek, Steck,
Sohmer and Decker Pianos.
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In Ladies BlOuSeS we have some
new ideas. Among others, a soft
Cream-cOlOred Striped Flannel,
with two pockets and yoke, strikes
the eve at
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OUR
Millinery Department


Is now showing many new styles
in Ladies Hats for spring wear.
New styles are coming in each day.
Among the newest is the Sea
Weed, a light and airy hat, broad
rim for street wear. Flowers and
gauze trimmings are we'll adapted
for this hat. Come in black and
ecru, fancy designs.
The Liberty Hats will, if we are
not greatly mistaken, be a great
favorite for the coming spring
wear. A new shape in fancy
Tuscan braid, with new, oval
crown, scallOped rim, adapted for
either street or dress wear.
Still another new shape for a
dress hat. The Favor is NeOpoli-
tan braid, fancy edge, pointed
crown, come in black, tan and
brown.
1t is really a treat to see the
magnificent Floral display in our
Millinery ParlOrs. Such an as
sOrtment and variety cannot be
seen elsewhere in the city.
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We are showing an elegant line
of Fans, from the finest creation
in gauze. as we'll as in feathers, at
prices ranging from 81 to S down
to the less pretentiOus styles.
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STEINwAY, Gabler and Pease pianos on in.
stallments. A. j. Pommer, Ninth and ].