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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Gin 6eoenfta9.
Seier oes Jahrestaees Der Gntoedun9 oes
St!len Oceans.

Montag tparen es $50 Sabre, baB 8asco
Nune3 be Balboa baS Sttle Steer ent@
bedte. 9ieles @reigniB burfte i'm Bro>
gromm Der 8eltaus teQungsleiter ni6t
unberiidiibtigt bleiben. limb mie fpnnte
man in nirbtgerer un6 PATHFINDER @ciie
bas Grt%nnerun9sfeit begeben, ais burd)
QGuten 6er neuen SretbettS9lode, bur6
&eben unb 6ur1 Concert! 9tamentLicb bic
Staaten GalifOrnten, @aibtn9ton un0
Oregon tparen eS, tpelbe Der Seter Elm lcbe
bates Sntereiie entgegenbra3ten, oa tie
benz pactfti6en Ocean gum 9roBen She'll
ibre 8ebeutung sI Derba1fen baben. Sic
iteuten baber au9 bic Sauptactoren fir
Bic i9one Seier, mahrenb BrGitoent
Tbomas IS. Batmer i'm Nameu bet natio7
naIen neutrality-suspicious. Die Seter etnz
Ieitete Die @Lode tpar nit Gicbenldub
unb 9litern eei9madpoa becorirt. Quf
Dem @eriilt prangte bic 11eue l1Dr, neben
6emielben oas Banner ser menicblicben
Sretbeit. Sin i'm 8tereG i'm Die @lode
~aufgelpanntes Cell belt me6rere 'Sauieno
gteueieriger in reipectpouer Gntfernung.
Wtt benz S6lage ber IL. Stun0e er>
i6ien BrGitoent Halmer auf Der Scene,
fturmil6 begriiBt burcb bic a%ntpelen6en
9amen uub Serren. Die arrangements
bate Serr WtcDomea, Der 8oriibenbe 6es
@LoGencomites, in 6dnoen. Nab Nnfunft
6eS Serrn 8alner tpurOe 3una6t etne
pboto9rapbti6e Nufna6me betuirft.
Die @lode ipurbe Johann o~rei5ebnmal
gu @bren 8alboa's angei6lagen, inbem
bret Damien, tpel3e begin. Californian,
Oregon un6 Walbington Dertraten, baS
b~etrdn5te Sell, pelbes nit bem &l0ppel in
8erbtnbung tanb, an3ogen. Die Ii &ldnge
galten ben Ii %ltritaaten, ben 8tonierftaaten
bet freien Union, iomte benz Ocean bes
Srteoens Wacific Scean).
Srptng SO. Scott, 8rdii6ent 6er %califore
nii6en @ommtiiion, beitieg Johann bic inn
prootitrte 9tebnerbibne. gr iagte, Salt
~fprnien babe emit fir Sreibeit seitimmt
uno itcb fir bic Sa3e Der Sreibeit be-
9eiitert.
Sn Dem 9er3en Ser californii6en 8arger
tpo9nt Die Sreibett. 9ie Contribution oes
caltforniiben Staates iet auf liberalerer
Salts an9eiebt, ais biejenige irgeno zines
anoeren Staates. Srauen gen0ifen gleie
ebes Jfebt nit ben WGnnern. Ser @oloz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Der 5noiana=G a9.
Aeoe Don Gr=prdiioent Rarriion.

Die 8arger bes 6ooiterzS taates brau;
ben it6 bes GrfDIgeS ibres Sefttages
ouf Ser Notwithstanding nicht gu ibd>
mems gfi6t oIein mar bic numertibe
8etbeiGigung am Sn6iana Sage (Oaittz
tpod) elmo GuBerit bef~rieoigenDe, lOnz
bern au6 5eicbnete it1 baS bonn i60n>
item @etter begiinitigte Set burcb eine
ttefe 8e9etiterung, bur3 etnen tpa6rbaft
5inben6en GntbuitaSmus aus. Sin ST.
8rG1toent ser Ser. Staaten mar ber @6ren>
gait auf ser Seier Dor Dem Snbiana>
Staatsbauie, mel9eS NIT t9unoerten bon
Sabuen unb @impeln 9el6mii6t mar.
S4on am fri6en Wtorgen brGngte ith cine
nab Sauienben 5dblenbe Maenge UNI baS
6aus, auf unb bon beiien Geran6a bic &e>
BEN gebaLten unb sic Multfpiecen gum 8e>
iten gegeben tpurben. Snotanapolts unh
&t9mon6, Sort @aDne unb 2%ogansport,
Stem NlbanD unb 8incennes, unb pie ale
bic bliiben6en StGbte beS Sooiter>S taates
beiBen, ianbten WalienOele9attonen na6
Chicago, Inn ben @rfolg be3 9oo1ter>Tages
3u itdern.
@s mar fur3 Dor IL 11br, ais @ouberneur
Wfattbetps. @rprGiiDent Sen 6arri1on, @r>
SlotteniefretGr st. SO. Sbontplon, eine @n>
Sabl SfftSiere bonn Stabe 6es @ouberneurs,
pelde i'm Sotel Sngrabam an Ser 60. Str.
iibernaobtet batten unb in 0roi6fen na9
Der QsetBen Staot fu6ren, auf Der Scene
e%ricbtenen, itiirmtl3 begrlBt BON Der entbu>
itaitti6en Menge, tpelbe BON Ser unfdbisen
@arbe beS Sol. &tce taum i'm 3aum ges
9alten tperben fDnnte.
' OH NioSrT1oo tnor 81 outfobI;A SIT
me6rere Oamen in S6nmad9t ftelen unb
einmaL Sen 6arri1On ielbit 6anb nit am
legte, I'M cine ber Obnma9tigen lit Siberz
belt 3u bringen. Die 2eute fcbienen 6te
8ibne itirmen SIT po0en. @dbrenb ieiner
9te6e 1tteg 8eniamtn 9arrilpn auf einen
Stubl nn0 ermabnte nit etnortngltcben
@orten bie Wfenge 5ur SrDnung. Ser
quite @rfoIg bIieb benn audb ntbt aus.
gtabbem g. S. 9aoens, @rec1tibs
commii1dr fit Snbiana, bas !3eidben segez
ben bate, intonirte baS Sort @apnez
Srcbeiter einen l6neibigen Mari6. Ser
@ouperneur bon Snbiana, CLAUDE Watz
tbeips, iibernabm Johann all Dem NIT 8luz
men belabetten Sii6e BEN 8oritB.
Die vSooiter Nabtigallen", atpei MG6z
ben bon piersebn Sabren, un6 atpei Jim
gere &naben, &inber Ser Tamilie NuB>
baum aus @ltbart, trugen Elm 9ie6 Dor,
benz tie Elm 5tpettes folgen IteBen, ba Sic
90rer bies iturmii3 p%erIa1gten.
Sobann er9riff @Ouperneur Mat6eps
bas 8ort. ST iagte i'm 8eientliden SOL
9enbes:
9ie MGnner bon Sn6iana Iin6 nibt ge5
pobnt. @tpaS balb gu tbun. @tr betpunz
bern @1icagO, Die sroBe Stabt ienes
8eitens, gu tpel6em aub Snbiana geb0rt.
g8ir beipunbern bic @ner9ie Der ~Gbicago'er,
tpeI9e Elm 10 grOBes 8erf, tuie Sic 8eltz
ausiteQung, geiAaffen baben. @uf Der
4usiteuung iperben bic Sbeen Ser S60nz
belt pertpirflicbt un6 Die 3iele Set Snbuitrie,
bes 5anbeIs unb Der Bifienibaft sefDrz
bert. 9a3u trd9t au6 SnOiana 9etreulicb
BET. @tr iteuen nit Stol8 natirlicbe 8roz
bucte ~unleres Staates un6 %unlerer 6abriz
fate un6 unlere 9eiitungen auf benz @cs
blete Der @r3iebung aus. Snbiana ltano
itets in ser erlten 9fetbe Der Staaten, tpeIz
chem pie Union ibre Ma9t un6 ibren &ubm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
6roper lebnt alb.
prGioent Glepelano miro oen Ghicaeoer Gag
nidt NIT f~eirer 6eeenpart beehren.

8rGii6ent Glebelan6 pir6 an ser 8es
gebung bes Gbicagoer Cages nibt t6etl1
nebmten. WfaDpr 6arri1on erbtelt geitern
bon benz Bribat1efretGr bes BrGitoenten
bas nadbltebenbe S6reiben:
@recutipe Waniton, @aibtn9ton,
Sept. 3D., 1893.
Son. Garter $. 9arrtlon, WaDor,
Gbicago, 81.
@ertber Serr: Ser 8rditbent beaufz
tragt mieb, Sbnen BEN @mpfang SbreS gez
Ibdbtcn Scbreibens Dom 20. 5. so. 3u' be-
itdtigen, mel9cs cine 9bi9rilt bes BON benz
Staotratb bon GbicagO gefabten 8ei9lu11es
unb bamit cine ber5ltcbe @%tnlaoun8 CUR
S6etlnabme an BEN Seitlt6feiten am @btz
cagper Sage entbdlt, un6 S6nen 3u iagen,
6aB es tbm groBes 8ergniigen maden mir
Be, burcb ieine @egentpart ietner Wertb@
Ibdbung fir ben punoerbaren Wtutb uno
lln6 6te ltnterne6mungSluit NuSOruf 5u
geben, tpeIcbe bas Deutige @Dicago 81 tbrem
eigenen 0entmaI gemacbt baben. IS ge7
Siemt ii4, baB Ser Sag 5u Dem tn Sbrem
8eibIulie ausgeiprobenen !3wede 9efetert
mtr6, oa Bic @ei6i6te fir etnen iol9en
Sortlbritt feline 4arallele btetet.
8dbrenb Der 8rdit0ent gebofft bate,
peri0nli9 BET iener @eIege16eit antpeleno
gu iein, miiien feline 9lmtspflt5ten uno
Mmtsiorgen ibm baS 8ergniigen periagen,
Sbre freunbltde g%tnlabung an5une6men.
9tibtsoeitopentger perlebt ct lt9 in ben
@eilt 6ie1eS @a6enttages unb ii6ermittelt
Sbnen ben Qusorud leiner lleber3eugun9
unb ieiner 9offnung fitr bas fortgelebte
8acbstbum unb @Oblergeben Sbrer groBer
Mfetropole.
SD babe bic @6re 5u ietn
9l6tun9sboui
9enrp S. S9urber,
9riOatsS ecretar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Cine erofe Qenoeruns
I'm Deutfaen Oorf.

gietfacben @aniden 6es G6ica9oer gre
bIifums entlpre3cno, bat bic Direction oeS
0euticben 9orfeS felt Montag etne groBe
Nen6erung in 8etreff bes @tntrittSprelles
getroffen. I'm Sem groBen Stammpltblt5
FUN bes 6eutl9en 0Orfes @ele9enbelt gu
geben, bic beliebten Concerto Ger @aroe
5Snfanterie uno @ar6e bu Corps &apele
gu 6iaigerem @intritt5preiie genieBen gu
fDnnen, 1T berieIbe auf Is Gents tilr oaS
san3e Deutlde 9orf berab9eleBt iporOen
unb bat eS it9 bereits 9eltern ullO Dor
geftern gcSeist, pel6cn @tnfluB auf Die
8eluberSabl biele @rmdBigung bat. Anl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Der Ghicaeo.qas
G%rmd6ieune DER Giienbahr= Sahrpreife. -
Die 1rbeiten oes arrangements Gomi=
ties. Setheilieune DER NationalitGten.

Ga6oem Sic Santa Sez8abn nit Ser
Gtnfubrung ermdBigter @rcurlionSz Sabr>
pretle gum Gbtcagoer Sage-0urcbl6nitts>
iaB l Sent Die Weile-ben Nntang gelnacbt
bat, baben iGmmtli6e in Chicago einmiinz
oenoe @iIenbabnen, Die Der @eftern gallenz
ger Nliociation ansebOren, nunmebr aud
gu bemiel6eh 3pefe ebenio peit ODER nod
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Ketne Sbuloen meRr !
am 9. October mu6 oiefes 5ieG. errei9t fem.

Ser StnansallsibuB Ser 0irectoren bat
it6 Dorgenommen. am 9. October i9ulz
benret ba3uiteben. 0teies 3tel fam
erreicbt perben, tpenn 100000 Wteni6en
am vGbtca9o'er Sage" Bic @usiteuung be-
lucben. Nm g.. October iouen Die no9
iibrtgen 30 Brocent Der S6ulbbonbs elm
gelOft unb gleibsettig bic i9pebenbe
S6ulbenlait p0Qig getilgt perben. Sn
bteiem Gimme bofft Der Sinan3ausi6uB,
baB bas Bubltfum ietne Sntentionen burcb
cinen mO9licbit 5aElretben 8eiu3 am 9.
Sctober unterltiiben merbe.
Die @bicagO'er @el6dftSDduier perben
ben 8. October ais Seitz unb Seiertag be-
tra1teit.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
THE EXTRA SESSION.

The summoning of Congress to meet in
extra session in the first days of August
has improved the financial situation al
ready. Quotations are more healthful
and feeling of confidence has set in.
The probability is that the House will
repeal the Silver Purchase Act; Mr..
Sherman himself is quoted as saying that
he will vote for the repeal. The Presi-
dent is impressed with the belief that
such action will afford immediate reliet.
Just what substitute Congress will pro-
duce for the Sherman Act it is now i'm
possible to say. 1t may be taken for
posed will be the repeal of the bank of
issue prohibitory tax law. This would
permit of State banks putting local cur
Tency afioat Immediately. Hundreds of
banks would be at once organized under
the old king laws OF the States,
which in the main are still in force. For
q time this will afford relief we grant;
money will be plenty, but 1t will only be
temporary rellet that Will be gained.
The end of that scheme will see the coun-
try in a worse condition than ever before.
The disasters OF 1857 Will be repeated as
soon as the bank issues begin to return,
demanding redemption in gold; only the
crash will be greater in proportion as the
business of the country is vaster than it
was in 1857. The Democratic party will
have the strength in Congress to repeal
the tax law; 1t is pledged by its national
platform to do SO; it remains to be seen
If it will have the courage to confess that
pledge to be error. Ii it is heroic enough
10 do that. and to refuse to put red-dog,
stub-tail currency of shinplasters atloat,
it will command and deserve the graft
tude OF the whole people.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
IMMEDIATE ACTION NECESSARY.

The city authorities cannot act too soon
in the matter of the thorough sanitation
of the city. The fever epidemic increases
in Oakland, the proportion of cases hav-
ing risen to one case in every $50 of the
population. The Secretary of the State
Board of Health, who is in Oakland now,
and has made investigation, pronounces
the epidemic almost without equal in the
country.
A few cases of typhoid fever have de-
velopes in Sacramento. but these are
sporadic. The proper thing for every
person to do now is to boil all the drink
ing water used; to thoroughly disenfect
all their premises and for the city Off
cials to Immediately flush the sewers
thoroughly and repair the broken drain
on the south side. If need be additional
power should be utilized and the drainage
water and sewage lifted out more rapidly,
temporary fumes being constructed for
that purpose.
sanitation of the city that will not be ap-
proved by the people. What must be
done is best done now, when the city is
as yet free from assault. Inspection of all
the dairies should be made at once. 1t
will cost nothing, or but a trifie to do
this, and it will result in good only. The
epidemic in Oakland had its origin in a
filthy dairy, where the milk cans were
washed in a tank of water that was un-
clean. We ought to see to it that no loop
hole of this kind is left open for the de-
stroyer in this city.
The vigor with which the Oakland au-
thorities have now gone to work is COM
mendable, but how much better it would
have been to have shown the vigilance of
prevention. While the dairies are proved
TO have been the source of the disease, the
Health Board agrees that the foul sewers
and pestilential marshes are now the
causes Of the continuance of the epidemic.
We have here the same causes, but on so
remedies of prevention. 1t may cost a
few thousand dollars, but that is minor
consideration.
If the fever becomes epidemic outside
of Oakland now, after the fair warning
given, authorities that may be chargeable
will be guilty of the gravest of crimes.
Human life is the most precious trust the
municipality has in charge, and it cannot
afford to allow expense to stand between
1t and the necessary preventive meas
ures. The Trustees should act this morn
ing without a moments delay. The red
tape of official waiting between health
boards and the chief municipal authority
should not develop in this case. Sacra-
mento can do nothing to credit her better
than to so act as to keep herself clear OF
fever while other cities suffer.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
WORK OF THE YEAR
Annual Meeting and Installation o.
sacramento Lodge, 1. o. o. f.

Annual Meeting and Installation of
sacramento Lodge, 1. o. o. f.
At the meeting of Sacramento Lodge,
No. 2, L. 0. 0. f., held on Saturday even
ing, District Deputy Grand Master
George L. Hunt Of Elk Grove Lodge in
stalled the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: \. O., r. A. Noe; V. g., G. w.
Buell.; Rec. Sec, D. D. Stryker; Treas,
II. II. Fassett; Con-. J. A. Noe; W., G.
5. Driver; 0. $. g., B. Fl. Chapman: /.
5. g., c. Scnatfer; r. S. to n. g., A. b.
Iilton; l.. S. to \. g., f. a. Wallace; Il.
5. to V. g., T. C. Bronze; L. 5. TO V. O..
William NJ. Morris; r. s. s.. w. B. De-
laney; J.. S. s., J. J. Morris; Chaplain,
Z. w. Sim.
The reports showed the receipts for the
term to have been S2, ,263 80. These sums
were paid out: For sick benefits, 81 ,2S4;
funeral benefits, $3.50; widows benefits,
Sl50; donations, S65; support of library,
500 80; other expenses, S5l7 20; leaving a
balance in the treasury, 1896 %.
During the term there were initiated
8; reinstated, l; l resigned; withdrew,
and were buried, giving a net gain of
two members, and making the mem ber-
ship 267
After the installation the lodge adj
journed to the banquet-hall, with In
dustrial Lodge No. l57, as their guests,
and enjoyed the remainder of the even
ing in social converse and a general good
time,
The record-union., 1893-07-03

TIE California League of American
Wheelmen on Saturday indorsed the
State Road Convention movement and
elected delegates. The simple truth is
that the road agitation which first stirred
up the East some three years ago. and
still continues with increasing force and
vIgor, was inaugurated by the wheelmen.
SO much has been done in the last three
years in many States in the improvement
of roads and the introduction of i'm
proved and economic methods of road
construction and maintenance, that if
the bicycle had done nothing else for hu-
manity it is to its credit that in creating
the good road movement it has won the
commendation of mankind.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
THE CHAUTAUQUAS
A Pleasant Evening b. the Chautauqua
Literary and social Circle.

A Pleasant Evening b. the Chautauqua
Literary and social Circle.
A very pleasant meeting of the c. L.
S. c. Alumni of California was held
Saturday evening at the residence of
G. L. Noyes. The Committee Of Arrange
ments-Mrs. Ii. S. Davis, Miss Anna
Woods and Mrs. C. Z. Noyes-had deco
rated the parlors most beautifully,
flowers, ferns, trailing vines and potted
plants being used with most pleasing
effect.
Mrs. Davis, the presiding officer of the
evening, presented each member with
beautiful silk badge, appropriately
printed, on which had been painted the
class Hover of the recipient, very
pretty souvenir of the occasion and the
| Columbian year.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
We're: Mrs. NJ. Z. Mumford, President;
Mrs. a. 5. Hopkins and L. w. Madeley,
| Nice-Presidents; Miss Mollie Johnston,
Secretary, and Mrs. S. A. Hussey,
| Treasurer
The exercises of the evening COM
menced with a class song, followed by an
instrumental solo by Miss Gussie Wilcox.
Essay, Physical Culture" Miss Irene
Richardson, who has evidently made
study OF this subject, the Importance of
which is now being recognized on all
sides. Miss Richardson has also evil
dently kept pace in practice with her
study.
u. L. Smith sang, with pleasing effect,
Thursday" Miss Nirna W oods read an
original poem, full of beauty and thrill
ing interest, entitled ''Swanhild." Miss
Gussie Wilcox delighted the company
/ with vocal solo, when l Was Child
! OF Three" a guitar solo by Miss Hattie
Erazee proved an interesting number,
and was followed by a paper on Our
! Navy" by Mrs. Grace L. Hussey, giving
a history Of our cOuntry's progress in
naval affairs, the subject being illustrated
by photographs. A Chautauqua song
closed the exercises. Miss Nettie Her
sum acted as accompanist during the
evening.
Those present then gathered around
the banquet board where again the tastes
OF the committee was lavishly displayed.
/ Here the educational influence of the c..
l.. ). Z. was made apparent in the re-
sponses to toasts, the ladies acquitting
themselves with marked ability. The
toast Music and Its Influence" re-
sponded to by Miss Retta Parrot; "Our
Native Daughters" Miss Mollie john
ston: THE Beauties of Farm Life and the
Duties OF Farmers Wives" Z. W.
Madeley; The Kingsley Art Club"
Mrs. A. ). Hopkins; Mare Island" e.
/ b. huSSey.
The newly-elected officers were then
installed, and L. +. Smith and
Misses Hersum and Shubert appointed
Executive Committee for the ensuing
year This meeting was one Of the most
enthusiastic yet held, and will long
llnger as pleasant memory.
Ihe I. l.. ). c. puts within the reach of
an an insight into that higher education
That is usually denied our busy people,
ana The :, 363 graduates Of 1892 testify 10
the desire for broader intellectual
knowledge. 1t properly takes rank with
universities and their extensions in that
refining intellectual influence that is
dong so much for the general elevation
and betterment Of the world.
READ Predecessor T.ooro,.,7,s o1oi,.,-,--.4
The record-union., 1893-07-03

THE Oakland Times, speaking of the
ravages of typhoid fever in that city,
heads its article, Death, the Silurian.'
That is wrong. Death is no silurian.
Death is ever on the alert; he never rests
and never tires; he is never backward
nor lazy nor is he stingy. He comes to
all with the utmost impartiality. But
he is the ally of the silurian. and he indi-
Gates in all epidemics such as afilict Oak
to be found.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
Sac. QUICK and Ehective.

The valuable curative properties OF
ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs are due to
the employment Of the high medical and
chemical skill. They are purely vege-
table, and in ingredients and meth Cd
have never been equaled; safe, quick and
effective in their action; they do not burn
or blister, but sootbe and relieve while
curing. and can be worn without causing
pain or inconvenience.
DO not be deceived by misrepresenta-
ton All other sO-caIled porous plasters
are i'm iiations. made 10 sell on the
reputation of ALLCoCk's.
Ask for ALLCoCK'S and let no solicita-
ton or explanation induce you to accept
q substitute.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Our evening contemporary the Bee, has
entered upon a new volume with every
evidence Of as much vitality and vim as
it ever possessed. No one Will dispute the
fact that the Bee is good newspaper, full
OF enterprise and pluck. 1t is given to
boasting somewhat eXtravagantly OF its
own greatness and we do not approve of
its methods i'll all cases, but it seems to
get along very well without our approval,
prints the news very fully and prospers.
1t has really been better paper during
the past six months than ever before.
The WheatIand -Four Corners has
entered upon its sixth volume. Five
years ago it was printed in San francisco,
now it has rapid cylinder press and a
tine office. Hard work and enterprise has
built up fine newspaper property in the
-Four Corners.
The Clear Lake Press, now published
at Lakepart, Lake County, has entered
upon the eighth year Of useful life. 1t
has become an excellent paper under lis
present management.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
THE OPEN AIR CONCERT.
y Large and Enthusiastic Crowd Gree
the HuSSar Band.

Large and Enthusiastic Crowd Greet
the Hussar Band.
The open air concert, given last night
by the Hussar Band, Professor Franz,
leader, was the center OF attraction for a
large crowd, the beauty of the evening
bringing numbers out, who testified to
their thorough enjoyment Of it most un-
mistakably.
''Semper Fedelis," the Russian Ma
zurka," and "After the Ball" provoked a
storm of applause, and the trombone solo
by Professor Franz was loudly ap-
plauded. The concert closed with a
descriptive piece reminiscent of the war
and with a number of the airs so familiar
to the boys in blue,' accompanied by a
pyrotechnic display and the waving of
"Old Glory to the strains of the Star
Spangled Banner" and was greeted with
perfect whirlwind of clapping hands
The record-union., 1893-07-03
Rerlir Conch Cure.

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. 1t is perfectly harmless, gives i'm
mediate relief, and cures the worst cases
in from two to three days. Indorsed by
our best physicians. Try a bottle and
you will always keep it. Price. 80 cents
a bottle.
C. c. Liniment, the best remedy for
aches and pains.
Compound sulphur Powder, the most
perfect laxative and cathartic known.
Gives instant relief i'll cases OF constipa-
ton, indigestion, piles, billiousuess, liver
troubles, rheumatism, gravel, etc, etc.
\ great blood purifier and pleasant to the
taste. The W. II. Bone Company, San
Francisco, sole proprietors. Kirk, Geary
& Co., Sacramento, sole agents.
READ Professor Leonard's clairvoyan
Endorsements on last PAGE.
The record-union., 1893-07-03

CALIFORNIA is ahead once more. She
holds the championship Of the world in
pugilism, and now q thirteen-year-old
boy takes the worlds championship for
half-inile swimming. Who was ii said, a
quarter Of a century ago, that because OF
the softness of the California climate we
would grow soft-muscled and efeminate
children? Our boys and girls in health,
athletic sports, in endurance, pluck and
in intelligence stand abreast with any.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
Christinn Endenvnr-

The local Society of Christian Endeavor
held a meeting last evening and made
arrangements for something of celebra-
ton on the night of the 7th inst, in case
il is decided at the meeting in san Fran
cisco 10 hold the session Of the National
Society in Sacramento in 1895. 1t is pro-
posed to have bells rung and whistles
blown on that night if favorable news is
received
The record-union., 1893-07-03
George Saws So.

The Folsom Telegraph says: George
Fields, who superintended the construc-
ton of the steel bridge, passed through
here Monday on his way to Placerville.
self and one of the Mccoy brothers had
fallen ott bridge and been killed was
The record-union., 1893-07-03

WHEN Mr.. Phelps in the Court of Arbi-
tration pointed out that England protects
the coral fisheries, precisely as we ask
the seal fisheries to be protected, he nailed
policy to the mast of practice and sealed
the argument of the United States with
unimpeachable authority.
The record-union., 1893-07-03

LAUGHTER LENDS A NEW CHARM
TO beauty when it discloses pretty set of
teeth. Nhiteness, when Nature has supplied
this element of loveliness. may be retained
through life by using the fragrant SOZODONT
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used over lfty years by millions Of
mothers tor their children while teethiug with
perfect success. 1t sOOthes the child softens
the gums, allays pain, cures wind collie. regu-
lates the bowels, and Is the best remedy Tor
dlarrhea, whether arising from teeLhing or
other causes. For sale by druggists IN eSery
part Of the world. BE sure and ask for Mrs
W1nslows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use OF local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, DEN
tist. Eighth and j streets.
The record-union., 1893-07-03
Weather Forecnst.

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight July Sd: Northern Cali
1ornia-Fair weather: continued warm; north
TO west winds.