davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-29
Die OefhdftsIaoe.

lteber bic l1riacben Der gegcnpGrttgen
9eoridten @ei6Gft9la9e itno III BEN lcbten
ic6s ODER iieben Monaten 10 Diele Spalten
gei6rieben por6en, 6aB ite eiren @IrtcI
INN unierenY loneten btlben fOnnten, moute
man tie Der 2Gnge na6 anetna1Oer retbet :;
bennob lit cS iebr Die Srage, O6 trgenO
Semano 10 9lu6li6 mar, Die tpirtltbe
1lrlahe 0eS 9totbitaribcS 81 ergrln0en ooer
Wtittel 3ur QlbDilfe in 8ori6lag 81 b%ringcn,
melcbe I'M Stanoc gepelen mGren, Dem UNI
erqut6licbet l3uitanoe Elm 3tel Su ieben.
Sir ben @ei9GftSmann itno frucbtlole
Tbcorien tpeni9er intcrciiant, pie bic Nn7
it3tcn iOlber 2eute, Die 10 81 lQgen lDrc
Singer am Suite ser Snbuitrte balten ulb
OdrduS tbre 8ermut6ungcn fir bic nGb1tc
3utu1it folgerrt. 9teie 2cute, welde an
Der Sptbe GROCER @eicbdfte unO unterneb>
mlIngen iteben, iinb acknowledgements alle
bapon iiber3eugt, ooB Der btsbertge Gitfz
gang einem Stiuitonb getpt6en 1T, Der
lhon fit Die ndbite 3ett etnen NHtlbpu1g
I'M @efol9e babel1 nlrb.
v@ir 9aber Sic ~unterite Stufe 6es Niee
~betganges erreicbt," la9te. 8. 9. u.
Spra9uc, vun6 elm 0cbiel gum 8elicren
lit beDoritebeno."
r9te @eibGftSIeute baLten nur ibren
Qtbem an, um 81 ie6en, mas Der @ongreB
beiblieBen mirO," lagte 6enrD @. &tng.
yS6 bemerte cine langiame 8eiierun9
Der @ei9dftSausit6ten," la9te 2Dman S.
Sage.
v0te 6unflen @olfcn erbaIten etnen
Silberrano," iagte @rsttne 90. Y6elpS.
v0er finan5ieuc 3uitdnO beS 0GnoeS 1T
metter Q(nitbt 1ab 9itnittg fir etne 8eie7
run9 Oct @el6aftSausli9ten," la9te 8. y.
Sar1ueu.
ySA CLAUDE, 6aB sic Ie9itimen @ei6Gftsz
tntcreiien itb ouf elmer 9clunoen @runolage
bcfinben, uno baB ein wetterer Ntebergang
ni1t gu bcfirbteH it," iagte SoDn 8.
SicmIing.
pWir BADEN Sen nie6rigiten Bunft err
reibt unb iebe neitere 8cwegung muB auf>
ipdrts gcben," ia9tc s.. 81. 6iginbOtbam.
v0icieS 2anb tpartet mr. alf Die @rleotz
gung Der Sariffroae; iobolb bicS gci6e6en
lit, miro OaS @eicbdft gu ieinem Normal5uz
itano 5uriidfcbren," iagte SO. .. &erfoOt.
Q8te man itebt, iin0 bieie NnIibten nicbt
iibertrieben ionguinii6; UNI 10 nlebr BARI
an1enomnten tperocn, DAB tie nit BEN
tbatiG6ltbcn 8erbGltnilien etni9ermoBelG
ilbereinitirtmcn.
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unterbanolun9en nit Spibbuben

8or mebreren Mocben er6telt Ser ST.
StabtanpaLt BON @paniton, Srant st.
@rouer, cinen 8eillb bon Ginbrecbern 1n6
murbe UNI einen betrGc6tlicben She'll ieiner
6a%bieligfetten beraubt. Nacboem sic
@panitoner 8oll3ei itcb etnige Sage lang
yangele9entli6it" nit Der Sac6e bel6Gfttgt,
aber 10 gut pte ntcbts boriibcr in @rfobz
rung gc6racbt bate, periudtc eS 6err@roper
init elmer Qln3eige nacb benz geitobrenen
@ut in elmer 9roBen engliiben 3ettlng AM
SDnntag Dor ether gSocbe. 9arauf6in er>
belt ct tpGbrenb Der Wodbe eiu Sbretben,
iporin itcb SetuanD, iebenfall8 unter folz
i6er 9tamcnSangabe, anbOt, ibm fir 5000
Die gan5e 8eute Der @inbrecber 3usultelen.
0as icbten tbm aber etpaS faul, unb baz
rum erlieB CT geitern folgenoe Mn3eigc in
berielben 3eitun9: 8cri0nlidb: 81. st. g..
Sbr Nnerbteter dbgeic6lagen. Wcroe o6ne
peitere ltmitdnbe 0emjeni9eu $50 be-
5abler, bet mir rletn 9eitoblenes @ut unb
metne Bapiere %5uiteIt.
QSenn eS itber6aupt Elm G6rgefii6l unter
@inbrebern uno v2atpDerS" gtebt, 10 niro
man mir Oob meni9itens Die 8apiere fir
Dteie retcbltcbc 8elobnung tpiebergeben.
0crr @rOper 5iebt bic 6erren 9tcdbtSanz
mGltc barum in Wt~itlct6cnichuft, neil Der
8rief, ben er erbaLten, icbeinbar bon @incm
aus tDrer Wtitte fir Sic 0iebc aufgeiebt
porben mar. Die @egenitGnGe, bie i6m
geitObIen ipur6en unb in Dercn 8eltb CT
piebcr gclangen m0dte, beiteben aus SUI
tpeIcn unb Ntppia9en i'm 8ertbe BON 5000,
G6eds insgeiammt auf $1,000 lautenb uno
vS3ule8arrantS" gum Setra9e BON 5000.
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Gin intereHanter proSek,
6rl. PennefY's pro5eb 9e9eu ole aifociatiOn
Ger mdidereibeitber.

Inter Ben 8ro5eiien, bic bernnGcbt I'M
&reisgeribt Sur 8erbanblung fommen
tperoen, beftn6et it1 elmer, ber nibt MIR
micbti9e GecbtSfragen tnDolDirt, iiber pel6e
btsber in SuinoiS nodb nicbt Derban0elt
morben lit, ionbern ber au6 nit elmer tn>
tereiiantcn @cl6i6te in Ber6tnbun9 itebt.
Die &ldgerin in bem Sale lit Sri. WtarD
q. 6enneiiD, cine r~eiolute Dame, Die ii6
uno t9re Mutter lett Sabren bamit unter>
baltet bat, 6aB lte Der office Der Wutual
2aunorD, gtp. 1882 sc. Glarf Str., poritebt.
Die Bertla9ten itn0 2lbram S. 0oremus,
gomaro 9. @QiS unb WterrtQ Spauloin9,
Beanie uno Bromotcr Der vG6tcago
2aunbrDmen'S Nnoctation," bon pelcber
0eieui4aft ST. 9enneiiD $4,000 Sbas
oenerlab Derlargt.
SIM 6rli6ling 1890 fameu bie Wi!t9lteber
Der %Dcrtla9ten @cieuibaft, 81 0er idmmtz
licbe berUorra9enberen Q6Gid6ereibc1iBcr Der
Stabt 9eb0rtcn, 6abin therein, ben 8retS
fit Wai9ar6eit SIT er60ben unb Sen 2eiterr
Der 2auuorD Sfficen nur 10 Bro3cnt @om7
mtliion, balb iopiel ais bis babin be5a6lt
lDurbe, SIT geben.
8lS babjn bate SRI. 6enneiID CUTE Gez
i6dfte gentacbt. Sic lieB Bic in ibrer
Office 5urildgelaiiene 8Glcbe al 8ldben
tDalcben, no bic Nrbelt sur 3ufrte0enbett
ibrer &unben belor9t muroe, unb tbre 3eit
geitattete iDr, Die N~6oofatenicbule 81 be-
iIben. Qu5 bann bic MGidereibeltber
ibre 8eicbliIie Sur @rb06un9 beS YreiieS
fir NGl6eretzNrbeit gefaBt batten, fIgte
itb Sri. 6enneii0 ni9t ben @lni9en Der
Niioctation. Sic lieB ibre g8Gibe tpetter
oil YIdben paicben, mo- Die Pretserb0bung
ntDt etngetreten mar. Die NHoctation
i~telte 2eute an, tpelcbe ermttteln muBten,
no Die r%eiolute Dame Die 8Gi9e tbrer
&unben binibifte, un6 6ann icbtdte ite gu
ben betreffenben Q8di6ereibeiibern Elm
@omtte nit benz @eiu6, bic Qtrbett nt3t 81
beiorgcn.
@inem 0Gi9ereibeiiber Sablte Die @eiea1
icbaft angeblicb $500, bamit berielbe bic
tbn! BON Sri. 6ennelip 3u8ei3ifte 8dl6c
nidt belor8e. Die SOlge mar, 0aB SRI.
6ennelip ibren &unOen aebn Sage lang
ni3t Die @Gi6c 5%uiteLen fonnte, unO ic
DerIor einen Sbeil tbrer &l1nben. @inmal
befam iie iogar bte gonSc 8Gi9e un9ez
tp0i3en unO OurchetnanOer getporfen iDieoer
3uritf, uno cS toitete tbr cine Menge @elb,
I'm ibre &unben fir WGibsititfe, bic iie
i0ncn nibt lpieOcr 5uiteuen %tonnte, gu entz
i6dOi8cn,
Da5 @elt6aft bes Sri. 6ennelip mar baz
ourcb %ruintrt, ibr 8or9eben bate aber Die
Wtdc9t Der Nliociation gebrocben.
9Senn Die &lage DeS Sri. 6enneifD auf
SbaocneriaB, 5u benz ite obue 3metfel be-
recbtigt lit, CUR Gcrbu1tolung fommen tpirD,
miro Die Trage gu entl6eiben iein, in piez
melt Sentano OaS Jteobt bat, itb in lei .emt
@clchdft ge9en 6aS 3pticbentreten BON
9artejen, Ipel1e NIGHTS weiter beobii9ti9en,
ais i'm 3u i9G6ioen, gu icbiBeu. Die
Niiociotion bcr QBGi1ereibeitBer bat i'm
DOrlicgenben Safe cine brittle 8ortci auf
ieOenfallS un8cieBli6em Wegc peranlaBt,
eincn nil Der &lagerin ab9eibloienen Gon=
trait 81 brecben uno bieielbe baburcb St
ibdOigen. Sd bic Niiocia1ion ba3u einer
enti9ulObaren @runO bate, miro Der Bro7
3cB 5l entlbeiben boben.
, 1894-01-29
8eoeutenoes feuer.

oils Ser Boltsiit @ra60 furs nab bier
l1br geitcrn Wiprgen an Dem 81 bis So
GanalitraBe gelegenen Dicrit0dtgeu 8rt6gez
bduoe por6etfam, belnertte er, 6aB Der
btntere Gbetl Oeiielben in It9terlo6cn SIAM
men itano. Sofort CAB er einen
2tldrm ab. Oas Seucr niitbete aber bereitS
i'm gan5en Snneren oes binteren GbeileS
beS 0ebGuoeS, ais Sic Seuertpebr eric9tcn
lnD crit nucb 5ipetitlinbi9ent barten Sample
9elang eS tbr @ontroue bariiber al erz
langcn, pG6reno crit nab obt l1hr bic
leBten Slan1men ais erLoiden 6etracbtet
tper6en fpnnten. SIN @onSen tpur6e Elm
Sbaoen BON ungefGbr $45, 900 angeribtct,
BET gr0BtentbetlS auf8eniaminT .@umpent=
fdllt, 0er in benz 0ebGuoe feline Wtoibine7
rten uno ietn Waarenlager untergebrocbt
bate, bod6 miro iein 8erluit, Der iicb alf
$50, 900 belGuft, D~oQitGnbig ourc6 cine
&erii9erung bon $40, 900 ge6eft. Die
ebenfauS in Dem aerit0rten She'll bes Sc
b6ubeS befinblt6e @rtpin> g8el9 Company
perlor Moicbinen i'm Nertbe bon $4,000,
Sic Yitrifie6 g86ceL @omponD ioldJe i'm
g8ert6e BON $4,000, tpGbrenb Die Granoau
YaGt1g Company nit etnem 8erluIte BON
$4,000 babonfom. 0aS @ebGltoe ielbit lit
bas @i9ent6um 8. 6. Mortimer's unb
George Sapper'S, emit WtitglieOcr Der 8auz
unterne6mer> Sirmo Mtprtimer & Sapper
unb ipurbe gum Getra9e bon $4,000 ge>
ib6bi9t ;Oen @eiammtwert6 0elielben i4dBt
man auf $25, 900. @s iii baiiclbe Sc
bGube, in melcbem Die 80rle nacb benz
groBen Seucr I'M Sabre 1871 i6r Quartter
na9m.-
, 1894-01-29
Sir Gas 5~ieIo.2nufeum.
Die beriiRmte uGuntber Collection" 10 gut
wie fir oaieIbe 9eiidert.

Wenn bic felt ~ldn9erer 3eit i6i~pe6enOen
ltnterbanolungan 5tpticben ben 0treftorcn
0eS SteLo @Dlum6ilcben WtUleumS nit
6errn s. S. @untbcr BEN ertparteten NltS>
gang nebncn, 1perben bie tpertbpolIen Start
tatenz, GurioittGten= urlo 9teliquicniamms
lungen DeS leBt9enannten 6errn clEen
She'll be5 Otuleum8 i'm SaGion Yart
btl6en.
6err @unt6er bat am SamItag 6errn 6.
6. QtDer, Dem 9rditbenten bes OtuieumS,
ertlGrt, Dab cS lein Q8uni6 lei, boB leine
Sommlltngcn Ser Sta0t G6ico9o 5u @utc
fonln1el, DaB lie iDn d6er Dicl 0elo g"efDi1ct
bab,n unO baB er faum I'M StanDe iei, Die:
ielben ultettgeltli9 Der5ugebcI1. ST nolle
tie nibt Derfaufen, Oocb f0nntc Oa3 W1ufeum
ite fir etnen 9tomtnalprei8 Defommeu, mo-
bel ct Sic 8eoingun8 iteuen Diirbe, baB bic
Sammllun9en ais y@unt6er Collection"
5ui0mmenblteben.
SIS lit farm Dura1t al 3ncifcln, 0aB 6aS
9ireftorium be5 Wtuieum5 0aS Nnerbieten
0untDer'S annebmen iDtr0. 6err @untber
bat adt3ebn Sabre 9ebraubt, Inn lciue
reid5en S66be, %namentlicb an biitoriidcn
9~teliquten, 5uiammcnSu6ringen. Seine
Sammllng itebt ein5ig bo unO eut6Glt cine
beion0erS 9roBe Nn3abl Nnbenfen all
g%8oibington, 2incOln, 8onaparte unb Gez
ne0ict Qlrnolo.
Die it66 auf Wnibin9ton aQetn 6eSle6en<
ben 0ofumente, S9riften un6 GeliQuicn
Julien Elm groBeS Simmer uno umfaiien
DdS gauge 2eben Des 0QterS 6eS Safer
lanoeS BON Ocn Sagen lctucr &in6beit an
bis 81 letnem Io0e. 9d ftno 4. y. ite6eu
SelportrattS bon 98aibin9ton, feline erite
Observation-Disclosures, ous erite bon
Den Ser. Staaten ertbcilte Yatent nit Ser
llnterl6rift N%aibjn9ton's, ietn Sie9el nit
iet1em g8appen, bic lt6r, bic CT BON 6rtez
ortb Dem @roBen 9eicbenft erbielt; oas
S9pert, oa5 ct iDG6renb Ser Ectotution
trug, ben Nn5ug, Den er truly, ais er sum
3ipeIten Scale gum BrditOenten inalglrirt
tpurOe, lpcrtDOoIe 8iicber dis ieiner 8riz
Datbi6liOtbef, bic 8ibcl Wtart6a g8alb=
%tngton'S unO 5a6lreic9e gripatbrtefe un6
DffeRtlic6e 9ofumente.
2lub bte Sammlung bon Q~tncolnz9}eliz
quien lit iibcrau6 reicbbalti9.
6erncr cnt6dlt Die Sammlun0 sa6lreiche
Wtanuifrtpte, iolcbe aus ben altciten 2etten
bis ouf Geute, bic cine poultGnbige Sc
i6tcbte Der S3rift b~ariteQen, luetter Bic
retc6ite 8ibeliammlung in Q(nterifa, pGb1tz.
lt3e 8ullcn ge8cn 0Gt6er, &nor, 6uB,
@alpin unb noere9teformatorcn, 0rt9inalz
9otumente aus Dem 0rc!Bi9jdbrigcn &rie9c,
8ricfe Don Der &6nigin @liiobet6 BON
England, BON Otaria Stuart, Sin Walter
Galei96, @orte5, SDafeSipeare, Scbiuer,
0Oetbe, Seine, Qoro Bpron, 0rt9inolz
ibriften BON 0tobert Burns, Gennplon,
Wtoltne u. I. ~.
2tuBer9ep0Dnti3 reic6 iin6 bic Gammz
Iun8en, Die iicb auf bic &riege be3icben, an
tpelcbcn Die Ser, Staatcn betDciligt &paren.
6err s, S. g. Still, Der biS6crige Setter
Der SnitaQati0nSz4trbeite fir DaS Muz
ieum, tit sum @bef< 9ireftor 6cIel6cn err
1rannt porOen u1O lift nodb 8aiDington gez
9an9en, Inn fit Sic ein5clnen 6auptabz
t9eiIun9en ~gcci9nete MGuner Der g8iIlelr>
fdaft ais Geiler ST. it9ern, 53um Better
Der paIdontolo9iicbcn NbtDeiIung lit Is. 9.
8alcott auset ie1en. Sir Dte iibri9en
2lbt6etlungen iteben ebenfaQS erIte &rQfte
in QuSlibt.
, 1894-01-29
Comptroller alderman tptr6 Bel

: Comptroller alderman pir6 benz
StabtratD Deute 2lbenb Das itdOtiibe Budget
pOrlegen. SIN Derfoiienen Sabre betru9
balielbe $11. 600, 900, bob lit es mOglicb,
baB Oieie @eiommtbetpiltgung fir baS
lauf9noc Sabr ettpa $1,000, 900 rueriger
betragen miro.
- Son Der Nniibt ausge6enb, baB Ocr
SbnapS bic g8ur3el aues llebelS 1T, BADEN
Die GemperenSler BON @n9lcmooo beidlolz
fen, cine @in9abc an ben Gon9reB ein5uz
ienben, monaco Die Steuer per @alone bon
81 alf $1.50 erb0bt miro. Oabingebenoe
Bcibliiie murben g~eitern in bier &ircbeu
in @n9leipOO0 angenommen.
, 1894-01-29
Sine enaliiche 9eituno ichrei6t. %

- Sine en8liibe 3eitung icbrei6t: Ser
emtnente 2lDDOfat Qutber 2aflin Mius,
tpel6cr felt al Qainter'S llnibulD 9lau6te
unb lic9 crnitlicb bemii6tc, i'm pom @olgen
81 ret&cn, be9ritnbet feline lteber3eugung
leoiglicb ouf bic SDotiocben, nclte nab
reno oes 8ro5eiics gum YOricbein famen."
Scoi8ttcb? Sptelt benin i'm 2e6cn zines
Nopofaten vOer 9olar "unlcrcr &dtcr" gar
teIne &ouc2 SIS icbeint OOb nob rcbt naipe
&euts 81 9eDen, ielbit III 3eitun88treilen.
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= gu Sen pcribieoenen Socbbabnproz
jettcn, momit man bic 0orOleite ar9enz
blidlicb be8liidt, bat iib ein neuer Ylan
geleut, tpDnacb Die Stabt ielber baS 8eiib7
recbt elmer Oerartigcn 8obn lbernebnen
iou, Sin Nopofat gtamen5 9auaStp bat
ben glan gemacbt unO es beiBt, baB gez
mie9te Tinan3Ieute iicb Oaiiir intcreIiiren.
, 1894-01-29

Nbonntrt auf bas NbenbbIatt Der Suinois
Staats5 3ettung. YretS l Sent.
The record-union., 1894-08-22
THE s.RECoRD-UNIoN.,

The RECoRD-UNIoN enters this morn
ing upon a new volume, the fortieth since
the consolidation and the eighty-eighth
since the foundation of the journal. The
RECORD UNION looks back upon its
course with satisfaction, and feels glow
OF pride that it is able to say in its own
behalf that it has kept its hands clean,
its record unspotted and its pages as free
as possible to daily news publication,
from all that tends to corrupt tastes.
weaken moral Ties or lessen the re-
straints and obligations of good citizen
ship. 1t has not black mailed, threatened
with punishment to gain unworthy ends,
dealt in sensationalism or scandal, up
held lawlessness or apologized for wrong
doing. Its aim will be in the future. as
in the past. to keep its pages clean, to
promote all genuine reforms, to con-
serve all public good, do battle for
law-abiding and the integrity of the re-
public; to publish the news and inform
the intelligence; to labor for the advance
ment and development of the State and
the betterment of all conditions attaching
to it.
The record-union., 1894-08-22
FELL, FROM A TRAIN.
Accident to a Youth Who was Beating
His Way.

Accident to OuCh VINO was Beating
His Way.
A young man named Frank Hall went
to the Receiving Hospital last evening
suffering from severe wrench to his left
leg and injuries to his back. caused by
falling from freight train on the trestle
at the western end Of the American River
bridge.
Hall says he was beating his way to
this city from Roseville. and when the
train was on the trestle he observed a
brakeman approaching, and in endeavor-
ing to climb from one car to another to
avoid being seen he slipped and fell from
the car through the trestle and to the
ground below, distance of several feet.
The accident occurred about IL o'clock
on Monday night, and his leg panied him
so that he lay where he fell until yester-
day afternoon, when he started for town.
lie was unable to use his leg, and was in
such pain that the City Physician was
sent for. The latter found that although h
no bones were broken it will be some
time before Hall will regain The full use
of his leg.
The record-union., 1894-08-22

The Secretary of the American Rail
way Union testified before the Inquiry
Commission, and in the course of his talk
said that he favored a compulsory arbi-
tration law. If the decree of a board
under that law was against the employer
he'd have to obey and pay the wages; if
against the worker, and he did not like
the wage and terms decreed, he could
quit the employment; that, the Secretary
thought would be just.
That is certainly brilliant proposition.
1t resembles the ''heads 1 win tails you
lose" game. Compulsory arbitration is
silly to talk about, because there never
can be any such thing. 1t is simply i'm
possible. 1t is absurd to talk of that, the
chief element of which is consent being
there is and can be no arbiter except he
is chosen by the free will consent of the
parties concerned. Arbitration means
agreement; compulsory arbitration is
therefore absurd.
But the illustration of the Secretary is
especially brilliant and original. The
employer if he is defeated must go on
with his works and pay the wage and
give the terms decreed, but the employe
if be does not like the terms can quit and
go his way. There is no compulsion to
be applied to him. it is invoked only
against the employer-and this, the Sec
retary thinks, would be doing Justice"
The record-union., 1894-08-22
A VICIOUS TRAMP.
No .yr.ied TO Kill brakeman, and Out.
footed an officer,

He .yried TO Kill brakeman, and Out
footed an officer,
Yesterday afternoon shortly after the
Woodland train bound for Sacramento
had left Woodland, the brakeman dis
covered a tramp stealing ride. He sig
naled to the engineer TO stop.
As the train slowed down the tramp
iunlued of, and picking up rock hurled
it at the brakeman. barely missing his
head.
A Deputy United States Marshal was
aboard the train. and jumping off he
gave chase, TO the culprit, who had started
on the run across the field.
The race was witnessed by all the pas
sengers. 1t became a very serious affair
when the Marshal pulled his pistol and
fired several shots after the tramp, who,
not daunted in the least, continued to run
for dear life.
The Marshal finally gave up the chase,
aud the tramp escaped.
The record-union., 1894-08-22
when the Liver Reminds Us

For our neglect of it by infiicting upon US
sick headache, by dyeing the skin yellow.
coating the tongue with fur, producing
vertigo. pains in the right side and sour
ing the breath, we are little less than
lunatics if we disregard the chastisement.
If we call Hostetter' Stomach Bitters to
our aid, tranquility and health follow
speedily, and with the departure Of the
symptoms mentioned, departs also irreg-
1arity of the bowels, which invariably
attends disorder Of the liver. In malarial
complaints the liver is always involved,
and it is a fortunate circumstances that
this fine anti-bilious medicine is also the
finest specific in existence for every form
of nalarial disease. Nor is 1t less efilca-
cious for dyspepsia. failure OF appetite
and strength, nervousness and rheu-
1natic tendency. 1t renews the ability to
sleep, and greatly promotes conyalescence
ARA wastiug diseases.
The record-union., 1894-08-22

AND now the Democrats are solid in the
regret that their State Convention was
not held in Sacramento, where one fellow
can find the other fellow when he wants
to see him, and where there would have
been furnished, free of cost, handsome
auditorium for the delegates, with aux
iliary space Tor all their friends who
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redress foT their grievances or remedies
for their wrongs in any other way than
by the instrumentalities which society
has prescribed. This is the Indispensable
adjunct of social order. Its abandonment
means to enter upon career revoiu-
tionary and seditious. and all such at
tempts are equally abhorrent, whether
they are made by corporations or by MEM
bers of the American Railway Union.
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SACRAMENTO RANK

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L city, corner Fifth and j streets. Sacra-
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deposits received. Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon applica-
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Rrannan,s Body Not Round.

The body of George Brannan, who was
drowned in the river near Merkley's
ranch last Sunday, has not yet been
recovered. Parties have been searching
for the body with graphing irons since
sunday, and they have given up all hope
of recovering the body unless it will
come up by itself quite way down the
ri
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Lutilla Brown, by her attorney, George
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from +, B. Brown.
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