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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22
Gin Dersweifun9s1drei.

Gum SeufeG nit Der ganaen Sarmerei!
mD9te man ausrufen, nenn man rl1big,
Die gebdlten Sdute in Der Saf9e, 5uIe9en
muB, pie einemSabr aus, Sabr Elm, oer2o9n
f@perer Nrbeit bur6 allerbanO flimattfae
Wiberpdrtigteiten, @pdtfr0ite, 9iirre uItp.,
ober bur3 5erit0renbes unge5tefer gu nt9te9e@
md9t pirD, !6ier in %unierer @e9enb iiao mir
jebt pteber re9t f6limm baran nnO Die
Nusfi9ten auf cine AUDI nur mittelmdBi9e
Grnte iinb 5ebr tribe. Nt6t nur baben bic
lebten 5r0fte uns f9peren @4aben 5u9ez
fiigt, fonbern in bie1em un6 ben a%ngren5ens
ben Counties pertpiiftet bic n9efenflieas"
un1ere Mei5enfelber. Nber ielbf bamit n!c9t
genug, buben iib AUDI Der uGutporm" uaO
Der r@bin6bug" eingeteIt; es muBten in Der
lebten Wo9e bier Bel uns mebrere Sadtfelber
umgepfliigt unb nit Meais bepflan5t fperben.
11nb ba foge @tner nod, Der 5armeritun lei
gu beneiben!
S. Se1bmann, S1linois,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22
GanOmirtbfdaftIide BeiIase Ser
yJuinois Stats 0ettune".

Sn bieiem 8Iatte tpirb iebem 2~an6rirtb
bas BOrt ertbetIt, Der in iabItber 8etie
uber Nderbau giebtu6t, @Grtnerei
8ienenau9t II. I. m. feline anli9teH aus3us
orIden wini6t, ober sur6 ben p8rief>
taiten" I'M 9luffIGruns nu6iu6t. Sober
8etriebssueiie pir6 slei6es Nedt eingez
raumt, in Der Gorauslebung, SaB elm ieoer
nit Der omeritentiden 2anbwirtbi3aft
nertrauter Sarmer es ais felbftoeritdnbli6
fin6et, Bag augemeine Nnpeiiunsen uns
&at6fbIGge nicbt INNER fir ale @esenben
@alttgfeit baben, Sa bic tlimatii6en 8erz
bdltniife Deri6ieben iinb.
Die Derebrten 9eier iinS freunOIt9 err
tu9t, tbre 8eoba6tuneen un6 Grf0brunz
gen Der Gebaftton mit3utbeiIen. 8enn audi
mancbem DON ibuen Elm gut She'll 8iberz
tpetsbeit abgebt, 10 tf er 6afIr bieQei6t
UNI 10 tit6tiser in Der 8raris, tSomit CT
gar oft bic 9beorien berS geIebrten
2a~noDtrtbe in ben S6otten gu fte0en ber=
mag. Die &e6oftisn lit serne bereit, Sa,
mo- es nOtbis lit, Bic ~einseianbten :3uibrifz
ten in paiien6e Ssrm fir BEN Druid gu
bringen. 9trbeitet aGe nit an Der y9anoz
pirtbihaftGiden 8eiIage", Samit fie INNER
mebr an Sntereiie setutnnen unb re6t gies
len nIBIieb tuer6en m0ge!
MnbreQs Stmpn,
berQansntrt 3 :
f6aftIi6en 8etLase.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22
Agricultural @applet1te1tt,

Ioute, bp6 lit barin nu6trdgli& eil Srr>
tbum entbedt tpprben. Na9 benz oom Con-
sreB angenommensn, auf bic 8efiehelnng
be3iigli9en @siebe muB bic 9rotlalaation
bic Mngabe entbalten, baB bic Be1teOelung
fe9Sig Sage nab Der llnter3et9nung Der
Proclamation 1tattfinben tpirb. Sn Der
Proclamation beiBt es aber, baB bic 3elerpaz
tion nod i'm 2aufe bieies Monats Der 8ez
Tiebelung erf9lofen tperben pirb. Die groz
tlamation muB bemno9 5uriidge3ogen perz
ben, bamit bic betreffenbe &enberung gsma3i
perben fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22
8~eiteoeIun9 pom 5notaner'Reier
pdttonen.

Nd9rt9ten aus Wafbington oufpfge mar
ten ni9t peniger dls $4,000 r9omefeabers"
barauf, am nGGiten 9Onneritag bon Der
&idapoo eSnbianer@ 8eferpation 8efib gu ne9=
men. Ser 9etretdr bss SSnnern, 6ofs Gmit6,
bat am @amitag bebufs Sermeioung BON
ernitlt9en S9tpierigfeiten cine Protlamaz
tipn e%rlafIen, tpelcbe elmer t~petteren Ginfpan@
berunq in ienes @e6iet borbeugen 1OGte. Gs
fheint, bah unter ben 8eTtimungen bes
6eimftdttege1ebes nur etpa 500 nglailns"
10000 Mcres) our 8eftebelung often ftno,
nel9e in Nnbetra9t bes groBen 9eeres bon
d ,poulo be" zNn1teblern, bic an Der 9ren5e
,bes qelobten 2anbes ft9 angeammelt bdben,
felbftpertGnbli9 ni9t i'm @%ntferntelten ben
Mnforberunqen gu g%eniigen berm0gen. Die
sfeIerpatiDn .ent6Glt un9efd6r 100000 Icres
2anb, bon bene11 $4,000 Mcres ben Snbiaz
nern bes &idapoD=S tammes 3ugetbetlt NOR
ben 1inb. MuBerbem bat 9ouberneur Gen@
fretp bon Oklahoma 10000 Ncres- als Grtz
fd~dbigungs@S 9ullGnoereien fir bag Serrtz
torium Ofla6oma BEL Seite geiebt unb in
iebem Sopnf6ip iinb in 1ebereinfttmmung
nit benz @eIeb Section 16 unb SO bon Der
Regierunq referbirt. Sn 6olge bieltr Obj
siiqe baben bic v6omeiteabers" ni9t biel
Musii6t, ie 100 Ncres 2onb gu e%rlungen,
9emMinifertum b~esSSnnern tpurbebon beru@
fener@eite nabe gelegt, ienes @ebiet 10 balo
dIs m0qli6 Der 8e1iebelung gu erDffnen nno
baber purbe Der nd9fte 9onnerita bierfir
angefeBt.
Die &eamten bes 9anbamtes in Wtt9eu,
lib zOafota, finb a~ngepiefen porben, bonn
g~eitrigen Sage (21. Mai an NIT benz &egt=
f~triren bon NnIprii9en auf 2anb in Der
gantton : HeierOatiOn gu beginner. Die
SbatIa9e, ba bic Nusii9ten fir eirte quite
Grnte in ben beiben 9dfota's febr 9in1ttg
finb unb baB bus our @rDffnung bettmnIte
Gebiet 10000 Ncres bes beten @derlanoes
i'm @taate entbdIt, fotpie au3, odB bic
Smabaz Gifenbabn lire 2inien bur@ Die
&eIerbation aus3ubebnen geoentt, tpiro CUR
Solge 6aben, baB, iObalb prdiibent Glepe@
lamb bic amtli9e @rlau6niB ertbetlt, cine
grpBe Men13enmenge iiber bas pert6Oole
Qanb berfaQen tpirb. PrGiioent Glebelanb
bate am Is. b. SO, bic ibm bon 9ote Smit6
unterbreitete Proclamation unter3et9net.
tpona9 bic &e1erbation am g~eftrlgen Gage
l21. MaD Der 9eiteOelung erOffnet lperOen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22
Observation-Disclosures Brieffofen.

I'm bic notwithstanding 8eiIase fiji
uniere aeier 10 lebrreib unb nuBbri1genb
ais mSsIih su seitalten, lit einem ieben
bon ibnen bas Ne6t einserdumt, tieb briefs
lieb sber mlnbIid all bic 9eaatttpn UNI
Nustunft iiber ale i'm lan6pirtbf6aftlts
chen 8etrieb li9 aufperfenben Jragen gu
noenben 1lnb fin6 aueb Nnttperten auf
irgenS Delsbe i'm 8riettaiten rerOffentIi3>
ten Iragen erpinfbt, benn es tam tuobl
feinem 3peifel u%nterporfcn ietn, baB biz
Sraftilde @rfabruns, bic ntancber 2anbz
tpirtA seraoe in iOl6en Tdaen, in benen
.un Nusfunft gebeteu nirb, geiammelt
bat, bic auerbeitc Chung lolder Sragep
mach lid gu ;ieben Dermas.
Oie 8e6attion.
932. @eifern (am 13. MaD batten mir
81 @rab s, 5 9rab unter S~efrisrpurtt.
QGes lit erfroren. Nun mD9te ib in @rz
fabrunq b~rtngen, mas nit ben Meinreben
8u tbun lit; man9e 2eute 1agen, man foG
Bic &eben am 8oben abf9neioen, Do Der btele
@qft, Der in ben Reben lit, bic Gebe trodnen
lGBt. neil 1fe feline 8lGtter mebr treibt, Mn=
bere 1ooen bag @egent6eil. &Dnnen Sic
mir in Sbrer r8eilage" gustunft ge6en2
Gbas. Noff3, @iseonfin.
@ntpprt: Sinh Die 93eben Ii tbeilz
petIe erfrpren, 10 tperOen fie Bis auf's CRIME
Sofa auriidge19nitten, baben aber au9 BIT
@denfel q%elitten, 10 perOen Tie am &oPi
obqenommen unb maj ersiebt 0ann telIes
Sola au @6enfe1n, @rf i'm Suit pbe,
Ququff pirb bas abgeitorbene 9ola bel Der
iun9en &utben tpeggei@nitten. SIT Der Std
bis. CUR @rbe erfroren, 10 piro er am Better
gepfropft, 1T aber ous alte, in Der CRIB
befiabli9e 9Ols nod grim 10 lam ala1t Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

biefer &noGenfru9t seb0ren. 9us bu5u be-
ftimmte 2anb tpirb in Sur9en gelegt, in
tpeIbe bic Yflan5en etngeiebt tperoen unD
pGbrenb Der @a9st6ums5eit erforbern fie
Dfteres 8ebaden unb Pfliigen. 9teie Ir=
Belt lo6nt 1ih aber, benin SiBfartoffeln brinz
gen fa1t boppelt 10 piel Elm, ais Melonen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22
Baherti1d.

teSaI9enratteDber9 Golfer
Der Ser. Staoten", bon 8ernon Bats
leD, OberzSS elbagent beg 4der6auzO DEPARTS
ments.
ie@eItmGrfteii ramerita
nj 9e@r3eugnife e" Tin @roBbritans
itien unb Srlanb). Bulletin l oes 4derbdus
Oepartements.
cr0er II de mit'bem &artoffeIs
in ben Sabren 1924"
u@9GbGi9e Pil5e an &artDfs
r@erfu3e, UNI @rinbunb
so eb1t9au BON &artDffeGn fern
5u baGten." r0te ruffif9e Otz
It el unb eintge Y~flan5en, bic itrtbiimlib
bafir ge6alten tperben," Bulletins Hps. 80
unb 40 Der Decentralization in %llrbana, SG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

i6iire vOie Mntpenbung fiinItli9er Oirgez
mtttel i'm Sb1tz unb 8emiiIebau, in Der
8Iumerz uno @drtentultur" beutlicb al1sqez
Iprohen. 0ieielben bebiirfen 5tpur in Der
erften Ma9stbum3eit ebenfaGs mineralilden
Stfd5tpffs, pel9er aber. in ben mei1ten So
benarten f9on in 9eniigenber Menge por=
banben 1T. Smmerbin lit es nt9t ausgta
i9lp1en, baB bic Bflan3en bur9 zine ees
rilqe @dbe 1ei9t 1Dsli6en @tid1toffs in
syorm bon @alpeter pber Mmmontaf I6nelc
fer iiber biefe erite Wa9stbum1tufe btntoe9z
9e6plfen perben. Sebe 1pGtere 5tIditoffz
biingung 1T aber 8erf9penbung, neil Damn
BON bie1en @etpdblen nt@t me6r Dec i'm
8oben %borbanDene, fonbern Der atmoipb6riz
f9e @tiditof vi perpertbet tpirb. Nus bieier
Sarlegung ergiebt it9 BON ielbft bic 3tpedz
mGBigteit Der 9~riinbiingung. @tatt baB
mir Dem 8oOen ben foitipieligen mineraltz
fben Sttdftoff 5ufii6ren, lafen mir fol9en
BON ben Qegumtnof en ber1teQen, DeSbdlb
ben1elben Der Narle nStidtoffmebrer" betz
gelegt tpurbe, nd6reub man alle i1brigen
pflan3en als rStidnofffrefer" pber rStidz
itoff3ebrer" be5et9net.
u, l1itsri in 3iri4.
9ie 2esumtnolen ober 9iilieufriidtler
(@rbfen, 2in1en, 8obnen, 2upinen, Wider
II, +. n.y. ftnO bic ~ein3igen Pflan3en, tpel3e
tbren 8ebarf an Stiditoff aus Der 2uft Derz
mtttel1t Der 8ldtter aufnebmen. Nus bic
fem @runbe tperben bic 2egumtnoIsn (3Orr
5ugsnetfe 2upinen, Biden) auf Selbern unb
in 9Grten angebaut unb fpdter unter9ebodr,
bamit tie ben 8oben an Stiditoff berei6ern.
MGe anberen Pflan5en nebmen ben 9tiditpff
nur aus benz 8oben unb muB man fir tie
Die tbeure @tidftoffbingung a%ntpenoen.
q. 3eubtus in Wies6aoen.
X x X
Giner neiteren 8etpeisfH6rung fir bic
Gi9ttgfeit Der BON Sbnen aufgeitelten 9Dz
potbefe foate es bo9 ni4t beoiirfen.
9enrp RDter, SIIinoi5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

- 6eupafier 1T bas benfbar Bette 8ei.
nigungsmittel fir Mtl9eef9trre aus 6oIs
oDer Bleed. Man tOht cine 9anb pol 9eu
in Waffer nnb f3iittet es bann beiB in bag
gu reinigenoe @efdB. IS 1T Elm altes rnb
betpdbrtes Mittel, bas Der 8ergeiienbeit ans
beimaufaQen orobt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

DAB bic 2eguminoien ben gr0Btsn She'll
ibres @tiditoffbeOarfes - i'm @egeaiab gu
alien iibrisen Bflan3en = ni9t aus benz
8poen, lonbern aus Der 2uft be3ieben, bat
prpfeior Or. 9aul @asner in ieinsr 8rO-
The record-union., 1895-08-03

was now left who could tell tales. They
did not exactly thank God, in so many
words, for the death of their faithful
it should be. But they thanked Him in
all humility for certain sum of rs, 900
which would have gone elsewhere but for
-. If he, Anderson, had had wife or
children, Messrs. Ruin Il Ruin felt al
most certain they would have made pro-
vision for them. But they thanked God
again that the Captain had never mar
ried. All that was necessary to be done
now was to send in claim Tor the lnsur-
ance money, and, if we'll advised, retire
into private life.
Messrs. Ruin Il Ruin talked the matter
over between them, congratulated them
selves upon their prosperity, MADE no
end Of choice little plans for the tuture.
and finally decided TO forsake the COM
mercial profession. And. indeed, they
would have done so, but that the evening
papers contained an item of startling IN
telligence, which, though less expected.
and therefore more startling, contained
just as lively an interest for them as the
report of the wreck. 1t ran thus:
at is currently reported that the Jupi-
ter Insurance Company has failed heay-
lily, and is only able TO meet its liabilities
with a composition of siXpence in the
pound"
Messrs. Ruin 81 Ruin still carry on
business near Billiter street, but their
otflcessare now on the top floor in very
back alley. Magazine.
The record-union., 1895-08-03
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Produce Dealers Well Supplied With
Fruits.

SACRAMENTO, August Cd.
The local markets are at present well sup
piled with Fruits, which retail at very rea-
sonable prices. Vegetables and Dairy Produce
are also in good supply.
The barge Acme arrived to-day with 1854
sacks of Potatoes from Mokelumne river
islands.
Following are the retail prices for the vari-
Gus articles mentioned:
FRUIT-Bananas, 25c q DOZEN Lines, loo
g dozen; Lemons, 2O@30c; riverside Or
anges, 15@3Oc; Black Figs. &c r ID; Apples.
sc; Pears, sc; Peaches, sc. PIums, Sc; Prunes.
Be; Crabapples, 4c; Blackberries, &C q box;
Strawberries 5 lbs for zoe; CantalOupes 90
15c; Watermelons, 10@25c.
DAIRY DUCE-ButJer-Na Valley, = roll,
20c; Petaluma 4Oc; Fancy Creamery, 40c;
Firkin, 25c: California Cheese 1215c; Young
America, Lie; Eastern Creamery, zoe; Linn
burger, 2Oc; genuine Swiss, 3 sc; American,
25c; Martins Cream, 15c; Neufchatel, LOG
each.
POULTRY Turkeys-Live Hens and Cob
blers, lie q b; dressed Ice; Chickens-
Hens, 6Oc each, SO 90 p dozen: BOOSTERS 53G
each 50 so q dozen; Broilers, SOC each, 50 p
dozen; Tame Ducks, 75c each, 81 90 q
dozen; Geese, So so = pair
EGGS-Cadfornta, zoe y dozen, or dozen
for 35c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c . ID; Bunch
Garlic, &c = h; Articholzes, SOC , dozen;
CauifoWer, lOc each; Green Peppers, &c;
Potatoes, local. 6O@60c; new Potatoes, 114c
= 10; Green cas-, &c p d; Alameda Peas, 2 lbs
Tor 15c; Cucumbers, &c p dozen; string
Beans, &c p II; summer Squash, &c; Wax
Beans. &c; Shell Beans, &c p b; Lettuce, ) Tor
SC; Bay Lettuce, for DC; Green Corn, 25c q
dozen; Egg Plant, sc 2 u; Yellow Squash, 90
p ID; OlIra, 25c p u; Tomatoes, 20 = b; Lima
Beans, Toe = ID; sweet Potatoes. Sc
MEATS-Beef-I'rime lib Roast, 121ZO15c:
Loin STEAK, 12B@15e; Rump Steak, Toe;
Chuck Roast, &c; trump, sc; Brlsket, SCI
Chuck STEAK, loo. NeaI-LOln and RID
Chops. 15c; Roast Veal, 12c. Mutton-Leg,
11@12Lc; Loin and Rib Chops 121ac; Nut
ton Stew, sc; Shoulder Chops. Sc Pork
Boast anG . CnoRs Ice Gorned PORK, d2c
14@15c; Ham, 10000.
HAY AND GRAlN-Oat Hay, soc % cwt;
Wheat, 60c; second quality, SOC; Alfalfa, new,
Iirst cutting, soc; old, third cutting, SOC;
Whole Barley, zoe; Ground Barley, Soc; Feed
oats, 81 1901 3d. Middlings, soc; Bran,
zoe; Straw. Coo.
The record-union., 1895-08-03
A FTKnNNON sns5I0N.
The Preservation OF Birds.

NJ de Parville, the French naturalist,
lifts up his voice against the protocol of
the international Commission for the
Preservation OF Birds, in so far rs it con-
dennis many species to destruction. All
birds, he says, are useful. The massacres
of birds for the hats Of silly women must
end in the tilting over OF Natures ball
ance in favor OF insects and worms. NJ.
de Parville asks for the suppression of
bird markets. He counted in one Paris
bird market last May 200 nightingales,
hundreds of pinsous, charming little
songsters peculiar TO French woods and
fields, and 1000 inches. Shiploads of
quaiIs are sent from North Africa to
France for the food markets. The gours,
heron and birds of paradise are becoming
rare. The plover must soon disappear, it's
wings being a favorite trimming Tor hats.
and its eggs q supper-tabie delicacy. The
white of its eggs has also, when dried and
hardened, great industrial value, imi-
tations of meerschaum being made with
it. Japan is the only country that
shows itself well alive 10 the value of all
birds. Every species is now protected in
the nesting time. NJ. Pichet an authority
on bird lie, unites with NJ. de Parville in
demanding protection for all birds in the
nesting season. They are mans one aux
iliary against the inseot.-London Daily
News.
The record-union., 1895-08-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

HXTHEREAs, MARY DENNEY MADa
Hamilton ard VIM. F. Coleman, the frst
Gated September II. 1856, and was recorded
on the 18th day OF September, 1856, in book
los of trust deeds, at page 5S5.
The second is dated March Is, 1890, and
recorded on the 18th day OF March 500, in
book 121 OF trust deeds, at page 353 and toll
lowing, both of the records of the County OF
sacramento, State OF California.
The said deeds of trust conveying the real
property hereinafter described, tor the pur-
pose of securing the payment of prornissory
note Of even date with the last named deed Of
trust made and executed by said Mary Den.
ney for 81, geo; and,
Whereas, default has been made in the nav.
menJ of said note, now, therefore, by the au+
thority vested in them by said deeds OF trust
and upon application OF the owner and holder
OF said note, the undersigned as such trls-
tees, will, on MONDAY, the 9th day OF Au-
gust, 1895, between the hours 10 and II
O'Clock a. NJ, III front Of the Courthouse door
in the City OF Sacramento, County OF Sacra-
mento, State of California. sell at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder for cash IN United
States gold coin, all the real property situate
in the County of Sacramento state of Call,
fornia. and described as follows, TO wit:
The southeast quarter OF section eight ISL in
township tive (5j north, range eight Isl east
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian containing
one hundred and sixty 16O) acres more or
less, together with ali the improvements and
appurtenances thereto belonging.
sacramento, July 8, 1895.
W. z. COLEMAN, Trustee.
jy9-TuThStd ED. r.. HAMILTON. Trustee.
The record-union., 1895-08-03
California Fruit Sales.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auction
West Shore dock) to-day, realizing the
following prices: Pears-Bartlett. 81 700
2; Congress, 81 1902 rs. Prunes-Gros,
81 20@1 so; Tragedy, 81 90; German, sig
/ O5. Hungarian, 81 so; Silver, 81 259l1 so.
Plums-Egg, 81 30@1 40: Peach, 81 Is;
Columbia, -$1@l 80; Victoria, 81 l6@l 20.
Comedy, 81 1901 80. Grapes-Tokay.$1 80;
Peru, 81 1901 80; Fontainbleau, 81 %:
Muscat, SOC.
Boston, Aug. 2.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at open auc-
ton to-day, realizing prices as follows: Pears
Plums-Egg, 81 25@1 90; Burbank, 81 500
z; Bronson, 81 40; Washington, 81 10;
Spanish, 81 50; Blue, 81 20. Peaches-Craw-
ford, 81 10; Hales Early. soc. Prunes-
Tragedy. 81 40@1 40. Necarines, 81 90.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open
ton today, realizing prices as follows: Pears
Bartlett, 81 55@I 90. Plums-Burbank,
81 05@1 80: Egg, oOc@$1 10; Victoria, 95c.
Nectarines, zoe. Prunes-Purple Duane, 95c;
Satsuma, soc.
MONTREAL, Aug. 2.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at open auction
to-day, realizing prices as follows: Pears
81 60@2 Is.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2. = The Porter Brothers
Company sold at open auction to-day:
97oc; Buerre Hardy, 81 1901 20. Plums-
Diamond. 81 20; Japan, 95c@S1 45: Egg,
65c@Sl 10; Purple Duane, 95c: Niagara,
soc; Columbia, IUGSOc; Golden Drop, roc;
Bradshaw, 7Oc Prunes-Gros, 95c@S1 so;
German, 81 rs; Fellenberg. S1;:French, soc;
Silver, 75c.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold at open auction (West Shore
dock to-day as follows Grapes-Halfcrates
Tokays, So 35@2 so; half-crates, Rose de
Peru, 81 1904 40; half-crates Fontainbieau,
81 20. Piums-Japan, So 80; Golden Drop,
81 as; Egg. 81 1901 SO; Columbia. 81 $50
l %; Purple Duane, 81 1901 25; Comedy,
s5c@S1 20; Washington, Bradshaw. 81 10;
Quackenbos, 81 90. Prunes-Tragedy, 81 IS
Pears-Bartletts, 81 1902. Peaches-Craw-
ford, 81 1901 40; Tuscans, 81 10. Necta-
rines, 81 10.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug 2.-The Porter Broth
81 50@1 65. Plums-Columbia, csc; Egg,
90c Prunes-German, 9oc. Peaches-Craw-
ford, soc.
BosToN, Aug. 2.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold ct open auction to-day;
The record-union., 1895-08-03
A Bad Case of sunburn.

A little girl, years old, who has just
returned nicely Drowned by the sun and
wind. This little girl has firm friend to
whom she is greatly devoted, in coal
black woman named Martha, being a
faithful servitor in the family of a neigh
Dor. She went to see Martha after her re-
turn, and called Martha's attention
proudly TO her tan.
Eyes, L see honey" said Martha.
YOU'RE gittin' pretty black. If you
keep on pretty soon you gwine TO git as
black as me-"
The little girl looked at her with wide
open eyes.
Martha, "said she, "you must have
tanned awful fast when you was little
dirlv'-Boston Transcript.
The record-union., 1895-08-03

Pears-Bartlett 81 25@1 60. Prunes-Gros,
81 1901 So German sl@1 81 90; TTsged d y.
Egg, 81 1851 3z12; Purple Duane. %;
Washington, 81 ! 5; Bradshaw, 81 121a
MISNEAPoLIs, Aug. 2.-The Porter Broth
ers Company sold at open auction to-day:
Pears-Bartletts. S2@2 %. Prunes-German,
81. Plums-Egg, 90@95c; Columbia, SOC.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 2.-The National Fruit AS
ISOLATION sold California fruit ut open auction
to-day as follows Plums, S6c@S1 10;
peaches. Coo. Pears-Barlett So.
BUFFALO, Aug. 2.-The National Fruit AS
ISOLATION sold fruit at open auction to-day as
follows: Pears, average, 81 so; plums, aver
age, 81 90.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The National Fruit
Association sold California fruit at open auc-
ton Erie Dock to-day follows: Pears
Bartlett, 81 20; hall boxes, soc; Souvenir de
Congress, 81 90. Plums-Purple Duane,
81 80; yellow Egg, 81 90; Columbia. 81 80
@1 80.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2-The National
Fruit Association sold California fruit at
open auction to-day as follows: Peaches
15c@S1; pIums, 81 2502. Pears-BaTtlett,
81 6002.
The record-union., 1895-08-03
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
Another Native Son Leads The Van and
Beautiful Results Follow.
The Public Not to be Fooled With Noise
and Cutlery, but Quick to Realize
the Truth and Always After the
Best-The Best Gives
Quick Results.

MIR. THOMAS O'BRIEN. ONE OF THE
w successful merchants and business men
OF treeport. Cal, has this to say: was born
and reared in California and am not only q
native son by nature, but one by profession.
For the last i've years L have lived in Sacra-
mento County, and up to about one year ago
[ enjoyed good health. At that time L con-
tracted a very severe cold. with malarial
fever. This ended in a bad case OF catarrh
and bronchitis. My catarrh caused constant
headache and violent cough and pain in my
chest with dryness OF the nose and throat,
and at times dropping into my throat OF
offensive mucous.
suffered II great deal with Indigestion and
had pain and biOating of my stomach after
eating even the Iightest food.
The record-union., 1895-08-03
For the RECoRD-USIoN.T
SUICIDE.

Despite ali argument, hold it true
Who lifts his nand to take his life doth do
a coward!y deed, and is OF deepest dye
coward unto the marrow. They that fly
The little cares of life-the brief the small,
The fitting shadows that no sooner fall
Than they are gone-and lily them in this way,
The very coWardliest towards in cowardice
are they!
Let poets prattle and let sages rant
Illogical reason her faulty banner plant,
ana all adduce till they are out OF breath
That he was "brave" who thus dared dreaded
Death.
I say them nay! A coward he most real
What thing was there to dread, what pang to
feel?
One lightning shock would come and but the
one,
Then-as he argued-feeling would be done.
The end of feeling-that's the towards goal;
If freed of this his poor and cringng soul
would shrink aftrlghted at Deaths slightest
trace,
Burdened with it. he flies in his face!
If man could look within his future state,
Know all the secrets of mysterious Fate,
See how, in that strange land, his course will
lie
And have foretaste of all there, would he fly
so eager then To enter the unknown?
Answer not by my heart, but your own!
God gave his breath of life; let God retake.
Lift not your hand His unseen plan TO break
For he who sees the whole worlds broad ex-
panse
Must be more wise than man, whose further
most glance
Cannot ercome the barriers of the hills
Or step beyond the oceans window sills.
The greatest work of man can be explained,
The secret OF Gods smallest, who has gained?
His ways are wrapped in mystery, yet by test
| deem they ever have been found the best.
l know, ! knOW-1ull many times have
Tainted meath my cross and prayed TO die
Full many times have l, with eyes made dim
With bitter tears, made queruIous plant to
Him.
But ever, like breath OF early morn
Some cheer wind blew and Hope was once
more born,
Life seemed worth living and the thought full
weak
That erst had prompted me release to seek.
SO learn to labor patiently and to bear
Your sorrows as the brave Will ever do,
BE true to GOO and TO yourself be true,
And yet TO fortune you may prove the heir.
But he who flies al troubles first assault
Let's 20 all his inheritance by default,
And if, indeed, he finds not trouble more,
Less fortune has he than he had before.
SO live, be brave, and do the best you can,
For bravery, not cOwardice, makes the Man.
The tfailest, weakest sot may take his life,
The truly great are they who fear no strife.
-ELWYk IRVING HOFFMAN,