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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-24
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Santa Sc Baneu er saaet &on<
furs, % St @euator Martin fra Ran=
ias e. ubuepnt III 8efprer.
aJtinearbeiberne penipluania truer
meb .Streif, buis lite 9snnen forbsies.
De ffemte for 9aanatsme, % be pil faa
ben. st's's'-'s6 5,s
Eom Bat(on er al lebenbe Bopu>
litter ubiet til at uofbre en- Mo1es Rone
os fgre Bopultiterne til BET foriatteoe
2anb ! 1900, ffriuer etBptteblab.
Nrbeiberribberne bar netop bapt
1T Marsmobe. os @oueretsn Ct 9jen>
palgt til Stormeifer. SelpipBrssmaaz
let bar peret btsfuteret inben Orbenen. /.
g&tasara 6aas .er MI lat ! Sdlen
o8 maa trdtfe "5treet gors'n" glepes
lamb, 0bio, os brine 9iulene for be elet=
trilte 2ps. Nfitanoen nellem Bpeu os
5osien ers27 Mil.
@n IL 9ar gamneI Barnepise
bos Doftor Moeller i &illsbDro, 81. 8.
blep iaa forbitret paa bet Is Maaneber
samle Barn, bun ffulee paste, at bun
fog enbel nitric acid ! 8arnets Mns
ifst. Barnet pil lepe, men blir paniiret
for 2epetioen.
Seattfe, 8aib., bar ueret afitaaz
rst fra Dberperbenen. Glummen bar
sbelaat 50 Mil af @reat Nortb,rn 8az
I ae., 90 Dele af gfortbern Yaeific, faa
irsen Sernbaneiorbiub bar pnret muz
lis I en- bel u9e. Broer e paltet bort
.8os mango e. blet bjemlpie. Det tbrite
Zrau ,nb til Seattle ,sien bar ben lobe
Stopember.
Binausminiiter Carlisle arbeiber.
Spaai fin iioite 0fapport, Os bet lpbers fra
Waibinstpn, lat ban ptf anbefale / itdrtes
llbtrpf Snbtalbelien Of greenbads. Maz4
t,irItspts, 9arriions Jiuansniniiter,.
Softer, ssiOrbe aft fdrbist for l1bfebelie
af Bombs ,os gleDelnnb os garlisIefulbs
fsrtes BET. yeu SIR garlisle altterbist
III qt inbfalbe greenhads, % NscRtnlep
Ds bans 6inansminifer pil fulbIdre
bet. Ds be trDitplbtse Hepublifanere
Ian itte ie, oty pet e ben ianlnte Mast8
I Ion bom1nsrer baabe ielereIanb 5og Mci
Rinfsp. slet ,ffe, sos irOr, GIeDes
Iaub y en DiidpeI Os ayac ainIep =, On.
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-24
J 8nntJltBprt.ett 3nfe Aurg.
I @n1tthnln 8bfr AurB.

ggrinber. Tolfepertiets @tanbpnnft
/ benne fore Scamp bar operbepiit bperz
eneite pat1iotiif Imerifaner ON, at BarS
let pil itaa faft ueo fine principer for
en- COB 5tprelie og for Solfets Snteress
ier, bpab ber enb maatte foume. Derz
for bill Solfepartiets Banner bl, bft
Banner, omfring bbilfet be patrietrftf
5farer nIau os ptl iamles Tor at frelif
nor fOrraabte &epublif % siensi port
unbertrpfte TOlt gelitanb os Spite.
Mearion Butter"
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-24
gteis til ben norife seoloni / &irainia.

Benpt Nnlebnin9en og reis meb The
Cheap Homeseekers Excursion oen 17be
Nop. til 11pe Gibspolb. Dfr. 8el9b pil Iebe
ct 9arti Neijenbe fra Norman House, 1923
2ad Str. s. Minneapolis. Mf9aar berfra ON
Gttermi6ba9en beI i5be December. Nalnb=
tur til uorfolf, g., foiter 1873. 80 oper North
western Line, Big Four Route og Chesa-
peake and Ohio Ry. De, iom fomner fra
8eiten fan ,npbe Chicago paa Big -Four
Office, 234 South Clark Str. 5enb efter
Belfrtuelie l be r1orIfe Sprog.t SS 3. ..5
G. M. Bergh.
2anb % efafaritpnS Mgent, Epaua, Be.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-24
= @ars, Rinn. 17be Rosember 1896.

@eoattpr &obbusseren!
s en- Nrtifel 81, &, e" bateret
R.elsuit1e, 25be softober. ps unbertesnet
8. g. Rotben, fremtom Snbienbereu meo
ben paafanD, at 9assH % aOmmen par
ubbstise Ds upnrbise be @mbeber, for
bpilte DC Dor &anbibater.
Da ies life bar fort perionlist Rienbz
itab til nosen af nepute Herioner, ifal
jeg lite sinb1abe mtg s;aa at tase benz !
nosetiombelit Gurioar, itipnt leg oltiO
bar troetsos tror enflu, at Sasen er et,
er1ia % plisttro Mahb. st er ies bog
faart ierunbret Ousr nemlis af 8 g,
&olben, bes .er aaieet Jpn en- astDarb.g
gerfon % EN- sinbFpoelies sarntsss i
Bplf gountp, uiIbe panere tit 9aun
meb at tnbIenbe naunte Nrtilei til ct
ilist Muboerorsan ION rSfeb 9ttoer 81
benbe", Der al ale ielureipefterenbe os
arlise golt af alle Bartier aniees for bet
rnef imu6sastise os umDralife Blab
ubsiuet | bet norfe Sprogi amer,fa.
ia ct Blab, iom lite ensans en- betentz
iom ,,orit 9usmober uit ldssei fine
Mabbnlber. Det bar beaer life alt /
I'm Droen, at en- Zig Nrtittel fom ub iaa
ndr fbr galset, ba Sasen % aommen,
ON be baube funnel, life bapbe Eib til
oHentlig at tilbaseFaa, be mob ben, ret=
tebe Beitplbniuser.
ltastet ben nibtiere Breft Sobuion
unber bele gal9fanpen bar ipanberet e..
bel Sibe af buert Ruutmer at lit Blab
for at ifabe 6asens galg, iaa banbte
bcs BET foruuberlise, at 9asen alliseoel
blep Dalst, os' ies ftal ttllabe mtg at
sratuIere min 2anbsman6 os Sambpgs
bins iom Subse Of Brobate Bolf 60.
paa iamute 1io iom leg sratulererer
PaitOr Sobnfon meo en- ubpre lang g1eie
erbolbt / Nnleonins af 6asens 0als.
S6lpfoltet runbt @arD leuer frembe=
les 9obt 9aab om en- enbelis Se.er;
tbt be teuter iom faa, at naar ben
amertfanite Tarmer os Nrbeiberbefolts
ming. nu faar leuet paa republitanit
confidence" fire Mar, iaa liter be
maa'te at faa en- afpetslins ! @ofbolbet
nitten bunbrebe. 7.s$,
Sanbbtbens Gag Nm.
letrer Ell Dag,
Sglpormens mestise Smuggling
bsres fiseiaa itdrfei Dag, 8
iom fsrenb port iaatalbte Meberlas.
Nrbeibe ifal pt meb &iempetrefter
d % ldnSeS efter
| nttten bunbrebe at gi6re % fri
fra Bensetpraniets SpDtNfteri.
a 9. Nn.uftab.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-24

Den norffe Bari 1Selobona rneb
.le Manbs Beietni,,s, troes tat pdre
forl,it pot,fics 6aptt.
~ @eDler Fol ba opsiDet sfampen
% III reiie bient til Spanitn. gaabens
tiltanber iubsaaet. e5aaI Inberp pet, ,n,et,
ON Oct sr iaubt er en auoen ga9.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-24
! Sra Deabmoob mebbeles ben 12te

fra DeaDmoDD r1eD0eles Den l2te
MoDember: @t.meset {mutt amerifanit
Drnepar b1ep / Sag inbfanset iNerbes
ben beraf os ienbt til Mc@inleb ion, ct
fsrte Offer fra 8lat 9ius. De ans.
brustes / en- @asle meo Sfillepds Os
merfeoes "Mart" os "Sanua". Han
ma is all right. but look out for
Mark Hanna when he reaches
for anything"
DeH fafti1fe 2eber al bet republic
fan1te Barti, Mr. Mart 6anna, Dil lite
naar uor rldfte 8raiioent rptfer in6 bet
9bibe 9us, mobtase nosetiombelit Gurz
bebe, ban bar tiltulbe tnbieet, at mar
@ptppartiet1 tommenbc 4 Mar tdnter
paa at bolbe seampasnen ueolise, iaa
n.aa not osiaa @u1bmenbene lb % ilaa
ct file pent Slas for 5ebrelanbet, os
Fan bill oa meb frie 9anber lebe &am<
pen meb ct 6ouebfparter gbicaso eller
i Stem gort, bporfra 9tteratur og Eaz
tere fa1 iprebes ouer 2anbet. Marf
panna par torrise l1se til en- Mibbag,
peb bpilten 25 af @ew Dorfs riseffe
Mdno par repdienterebe, Ds ber ubtaltes
fulb Eiutb til ben iibfe Rampasnes
Terer, ,iamt naturltsuis 9bfter om risez
lise Pensetilitub, lite uben Bibenitst
bare a0e be ri9e MGnb inpiterebe.
("Morbiife Bfabe. ,
= 60 Torretntnssmenb Siour
gitD, Soma, ben enc Gift, ben anben
,1sift, beri 1en8ere Eib bar uaret aomz
pasnoner, bIeu forleben enise om, at be
piIoe opbnpe oeres Rompasaiitab. Den
,1sifte Manb bapbe belle Eiben boet bos
fin @artner, os mebens be MI git oper
9sarelaseret for at opsjsre Girmaets
@tatus, 1asbe ban plubfelis: rSpis
ou pil laoe bin 6uitru saa meb 9au>
belen, iaa pil pt fi9e 500 Dollars for
benps1 sgstemanben flbebe fig 4 Natz
Ten. % Isg burbs ba esentiig bape
600 for sbsnbe", 111eute ban. vU1en
ltsenesets- bois Du betater for Stilsz
misien os bun er ti1frebs meb 9anbelen,
The record-union., 1896-11-29
A Good Counter.

AT the close OF the Franco .Prussian
war a hasty conference was held by the
German leaders to decide upon the
amount Of indemnity which should be
exacted from France. Bismarck, differ
ing from Won Moltke, telegraphed to
Berlin for q financier in whom he had
unbounded confidence, a Hebrew, who
was greatly disliked by the great Prus-
sian General. When, therefor, he gave
his opinion that the amount demanded
should be 80 many thousand million
francs, Won Moltke exclaimed impa-
tiently: Absurd 1t is too much." II
know the resources Of the French peo-
ple," said the financier calmly; they
can pay it," 1T is a monstraus de-
mand!' repeated Won Moltke, ;,ngrily
If man had begun to count when the
world was created he would not have
reached that sum now" "And that is
the reason" interrupted Bismarck,
quickly, his eye twinkling, that l got
man who counts-from Moses"
The record-union., 1896-11-29
GENIUS UNREWARDED.
A Rafting Good Story and Funny
One.

eff you can spare me about a minute
of your time I think I can show you
that it will be to your advantage"
The speaker was swarthy, brisk
looking pilgrim, who wore his hat on
the back part of his head and carried
in his hand fiat, round parcel.
GO ahead!" replied the man whom
he had addressed.
You are the manager Of this dairy
lunch counter?"
II am"
'In the course Of a year you use
thousands of pies, doubtless?"
I'VE certainly do.''
Would it be any violation Of con-
fidence to state in round numbers your
daily consumption of pies?"
What do you want to know for?"
For no unfair purpose. I shall not
make any use whatever Of the knowl-
edge outside Of here
We'll, I don't know that you could
do any harm if you did. We use about
and sometimes less"
And you cut them into four pieces?"
Certainly. What has that got to do
with"
Pardon me. Four pieces. It's easier
to cut them way. ALI the waiter has
to do is to draw his knife across the
pie and there they are. Now, II the
pie were cut into five pieces the diff
ference in size would be so small as to
be hardly perceptible to the naked eye,
but see what it would amount to in the
course Of"
IT strikes me this is rather a small
matter to"
"A small matter? Bless my soul! Two
hundred pies a day, without counting
sundays, amount toilet me see
he inquired rapidly on a sheet of blot
tlhg paper that lay on the table.
would amount to 62,600 pies in a
year. Cut in two twice these pies would
make 2oo,4O0 pieces. At five cents q
cut the cash proceeds of the years busi-
ness in pies is S12, $50. Now mark these
flgures as I put them down. If each
pie were cut into five pieces they would
number $4,000 In the aggregate. At
Hse cents apiece the financial results
would be S1o,650, making difference of
fo'ioV IN the annual receipts from pies
aioie. In leap years the sum total
would De SlO more. Doesn't it look like
shameful waste of money? Now I
Anew young woman in q downtown
eaung-nouse who gets 50 a week more
than any other person in the establish
ment simply because she can cut a pie
ineo Hve pieces so nearly alike in size
.hat II would require a mathematical
instrument to determine the difference.
with this comparatively trifiing out
iay the proprietors of that eating house
erect saving Of probably ten times
"nat II costs. 1 am coming now to the
point"
lie unwrapped the parcel and took out
sheetiron disk.
Here, now" he resumed. "is a fat.
roono piece OF metal, with five slits ra-
olatlng from the center to an imazi-
nary circle an inch from the outer cir
cumference. These slits will admit the
point or edge of case knife and are
absolutely accurate as to their dis
tance from each other. This Is nv own
invention and I have applied for a
patent, which l am hourly expecting.
Its use will save you, as I have shown
by figures that cannot be gainsad or
disputed. over $1,000 a year. It will
cost you, Including the right to use II.
only 81 90. For an establishment of this
size there would bs required. should
The record-union., 1896-11-29
Valuable Pennies.

striking instance Of the desirability
of taking care Of pennies was seen in
the sale al Sothebys of the second por-
ton of the Montagu collection of Eng
lish coins, which was particularly rich
in Anglo Saxon and other old pennies.
chiefly in silver. The following are
some OF the prices obtained: Canute
penny Of London mint f13 los; Hardi-
canute penny of Ayiesbury, ELL 5s;
Harold Ii. Chelsea penny (unique). the
only coin known from this mint. from
the Brice collection. f13 13s: Harold
Bristol penny, f10 los; William the
Conqueror Stamford penny funique),
tl2 los; William Rufus Leicester
penny, 80; Henry 1. Canterbury penny.
III los; ST. Edmundsbury penny (un-
published), f14 los; Carlisle penny
tunique). t10 los. Wallingford penny.
til las, and Wareham penny (rare)
tl2 los. The days sale realized about
t6oo. London Daily Telegraph.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
Large Acreage of Tobacco.

1t is as yet too early to make any
exact predictions as to the size or quail
ity Of the tobacco crop along the Con-
necticut Valley this year, but present
indication seem to show that there will
be no falling off in the crop; at least
no alarming reports have come in from
the farmers hereabouts. Down Con-
necticut way the farmers are said to
have planted more tobacco than usual
this year, on the logic that tobacco has
reached it's lowest possible market
price, and Is bound to rise, and for the
reason that there is scarcity Of good
tobacco in the country, both foreign
and domestic. There Is, too, large
falling off In the two principal sources
of foreign supply, Cuba and Sumatra.
Reports from Florida are to the effect
that the production there will be at
three times as large as last season.
the Agricultural Department of the
State, the railroads, and agricultural
clubs and associations having supplied
seed to more than 5000 farmers
Springfield Republican.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
Highest Grades of Ladies
Real Fur Capes at
Bio Reductions.

Ladies old Coony Fur $40 Capes, with
collar of same three inches deep, 100
inches sweep, satin lined, for Sc 40.
Ladies Electric Seal S12 Fur Cape,
30 inches deep, 80 inches sweep, skunk
collar and edge, black satin lined, for
IS.
Ladies' genuine Boar Skin S12 Cape,
30 inches Deep 30 inches sweep, large
wide collar, satin lined, for 81 45 to-
day.
Ladies' Wool Seal S25 Cape, with ex-
ira fine fur collar and edge, "a inches
deep, 11O inches sweep, extra wide col
lar, for $14 so to-day.
Ladies' Alaska Fur $45 Cape, extra
long and large, 36 inches deep, 12O
inches sweep, for $50 80 to-day.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
A Very Fair Day for Business in Pro.
duce Circles.

A Very Fair Day for Business in Pro-
duce Circles.
Sacramento Nov. 2Sth
This was very fair day for business in
local produce circles. The markets were
fairly supplied with game, Ducks being
better represented than perhaps since the
season opened. Prices in all lines Of
produce remained unchanged.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned.
FLOUR-Family Extras, 81 60 per 100
rbs; 81 80 for so lbs.
FRUIT-Winter Nelis Pears, Sc; Apples,
&c per fb, $1q1 25 per box; Ounces, &c per
10; Grapes, &c per ID. 4Oc per box; Oranges,
2OQ40c per dozen; Lines. 1Oc per dozen;
Lemons, 15Q25c per dozen; Cocoanuts, 10c
each; Pomegranates. for &c; Pineapples.
Almonds. l21sc; New Brazils. 121sc: Pecans,
16c; Filberts. LOG; Chestnuts. 25c.
DAIRY dd r 29Y
1sQ2Oc; Petaluma. SOC per roll; Creamery.
6Oc per roll. Cheese-California 121ac per
10: Young America. 15c; Eastern Cream
Swiss. soc; Martins Creamery, 20c: Roma
tour (summer creem), 300 each.
VEGETABLES-Lima Beans, &c per ID !;
Peppers dry, 15c per 10; Cauliiower, 10c
each; Lettuce. three for &c; Bunch Vege-
tables Qoots), 1212c dozen; Celery, Bay
Pickles, 25e per 100; Cucumbers, &C per
dozen; Cabbage, 11ac per fb Onions. &c
per 10; Salinas Potatoes. 81 IS per 100 lbs
Highland Potatoes, SOC per sack; Sweet
Sprouts, Sc per 10; Watercress, two
lunches for &c; Artichokes, 6Oc per dozen
Oyster Plant, l21ac per dozen:
POULTRY-Hens. 60c eacn; Springs, SOC
each. BrOilerS. 4Oc each. Tame Geese 81 E0
each; Tame Ducks. 75c each; Young Tur-
keys, 11Q16c per 10.
EGGS-Eastern. common, 25c per dozen;
Eastern fancy. 3oc per dozen: California.
@75c per pair; Quail, 81 so per dozen; !;
Ducks-Canvasback, 81 per pair; Mallard
75q90c; Sprig. 6oc; Widgeon. 4Oc; Teal, 35c
80; Middlings, 90c; Bran. soc; Straw, soc
Star, 21c;; Water w hite (bulk), 121ac.
-Wholesale-Stove Gasoline
degree Gasoline. cases. 25c: sse degree Gas
olne. bulk, zoe; 63 degree Benzine, cases.
ELECTRIC LIGHT cANDLEs-(whole-
OF, 7%c; Granite Mining. 10 OF. &c: II o.
7a.c: II cz. sac: 16 or 9Hc
MEATS-Beef-Pri Rib Roast. -121a0
&c; Chuck Steak. 10c. veal-Loin and Rib
Chops, 15c: Roast Veal, 12c. Mutton-Leg,
11G121ac; Loin and Rib Chops, 121ac; Mutt
sQ12c per ID. Corned Beef. s912hc; saus.
age. 1212c; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon
sQ1skc; Ham, 12la@1314c.
HAY AND GRAIN--oat Hay. 5oc per
cwt; Wheat, 50c; second quality 45c; AL
falfa, first cutting. 45G50c; second and
third cuttings. soc; whole Barley, 81 10;
Ground Barley. 81 20; Feed Oats. 81 100
The record-union., 1896-11-29
THE RED HOUSE CO.,
] STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
judge, perhaps ten Of these disks, max
ing S15 in ALL"

ing S10 in all"
But I don't"
Pardon me. / have only to add that
no waiter, however careless, can make
a mistake in using this pie gauge. The
customer, wholly Ignorant of the fact
that the slices are a trifle smaller than
the average, only knows that after eat
ing pie at this restaurant he feels less
oppressed than formerly, while"
But, see here, my friend, I have nc
wish to cut my pie into five pieces. II
l wanted to effect a saving in the mat
ter Of pies could do that without hav-
ing to spend a cent of money and with
out going to the trouble of using any
patented arrangement"
30, you could! How?"
by simply having my pies made a
trif1e smaller. Every customer would
then get quarter Of a pie as before
and would never suspect that the size
of the pie itself had been altered
80! You would meddle with the
standard, would your" snorted the
caller, pushing his hat farther back on
his head. you would demonetize the
pie of our mothers, would you?'
He wrapped up the disk again witt,
his fingers that trembled from excess
Of Indignation.
"You call yourself a sound money
man, and I'm willing to bet Thousand
dollars on it," he snapped. II shall
take this pie gauge, SIR to some broad
minded and generous free silver man
who has an eye to business and I'll sell
1t to him for twice what I have asked
you! ] am sorry to have wasted my
time on a confounded monopolist!
Good day, sir!"
With a look Of profound contempt he
turned UP his coat collar, pulled the
rim Of his hat down all around, and
faded out Of the managers private
office.-Chicago Tribune.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, f. w. BUCKLEY OF THE
county of Monterey, State Of California,
made certain deed of trust to FRED M.
WEST and w. w. WESTBAY, dated Oc-
5eber Is 1Ss and se OF bd octebsr to Is
page III and following, Records of San
Joaquin County, State of California, and
recorded November is, 1895, in Book 152
Records of Sacramento County. State OF
California, said deed conveying the real
property hereinafter described for the ptlr-
pose Of securing the payment Of a promis-
and whereas, default has been made in the
payment of the intherest due on said
promfSSory note.
vested in Fred NJ. West and w. ". Wuy Wssfy-
bay. trustees, by the said deed OF trust
and upon application Of the holder of ssid
note The HpdeTAslgnefb beeem6sr es sp6a trustees viii
thirty minutes past twelve Q2) O'clock in
the afternoon at the Main-street entranna
of the County Courthouse, in the Citv of
California, sell at public auction to tba Sa
Goyernment Of the United States of amars Al ane
ica, all of the real property described in
narceIs of land situated in the counties "a "a
Sacramento and San Joaquin State of Cal
ifornia and described as follows. to Wit !.
The east one-fourth (1D of section tar;
d0l. the west one-half % of sectien len
eleven I'D, the southwest quarter IS "
I) and the west half CIV. ~ of the north.
west quarter lN; w. y OF section two (2).
es1 s1 east ca of Mount Diablo base and mer;ae sae
ian. containing 100 acres, and known ~
the Atkinson ranch:
appurtenances thereto belonging.
Stockton, Cal, November 2. 1896.
TRER. W. Il. n MEsTnI4;. WHsT; TEFsstss; F4,,s.s;.
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The record-union., 1896-11-29

Seedless Sultanas 5lac; Seedless Musca-
tells, &c: dried Grapes, &c. In 2o.ib poxes
-Three-crown London Layers. 81 20; clus-
ters. 81 90: Dehesa Clusters. 81 %; I'M
perial Clusters. s..
R-Creamery-Fancy, 25026c;
seconds, 22Q24c. Dairy = Fancy, 22c;
good to choice, 1SG21c; lower grades, IS
@17c. Picked, 17q1Sc per 10. Firkin, 10
@17c per fb.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new, 11Q12c; fair
to good, 9110c; Cream Chedder. 11Q12c;
Young America, u9l2c; Eastern, 13G14c
per 10; Western, 12Q1219c.
EGGS-321aq3Sc per dozen for ranch;
store Eggs; 22@2Sc; cold-storage, 22Q24c;
Eastern, 22@26c: do, selected, 2S@3Oc; do.
cold-storage. 19Q22c; Duck Eggs, 25c per
dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, u
@1Sc; Hens, 12Q13c; do, dressed, 13Q15c per
10; Roosters. $4G4 80 for old, SAGA 90 for
Young; Broilers, 81 1903 % for small;
So 25@3 so for large; Fryers, So 25@3 SO;
Hens, $4@5; Ducks, So 1904 30 for old; $4
90 for young; Geese, 81 25Q1 so per pair:
Goslings, 81 50@1 IS per pair; Pigeons, 81
per dozen for old and 81 80 for young.
GAME-Ducks-Can $349; NAL
lard, $404 SO; Teal, 81 50 Sprig, 81 so;
Widgeon, 81 5oQ1 rs; Small Ducks, 81 Esq
l so; Quail, SOL 25; Hare, 81 per dozen;
Gray Geese, So; Rabbits, 81 2591 so; White
Geese, 81: Brant, 81 50Q2; English Snipe,
~; common do, 81.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
WeIl.Directed Sympathv.

The German sexton of a suburban
church. listening a moment to an anna
teur performer in behalf of some local
guild, was heard to remark:
Dot makes me sorry for dot biano."
Why not for the people?" bystand-
er asked.
Der PEBBLES can get away" was the
answer. Der biany musht shday."-
Boston Courier.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
FlanneIS for TODAY.

Lot Of extra heavy 12c Flannelettes
in dark, plain and plaid designs, 612c
yard to-day.
All-wool red Flannel, 25 inches wide,
for 15c yard.
A fine soft-f1nishred Flannel, all-wool,
medium lightweight, 19c yard.
White Domet Flannel, DC yard; do,
quality Is of an inch thick, for 121ac
and Is 2-3c per yard.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET.
San Francisco. Nov. q,

San Francisco Nov. 2Sth
Morning Session-Alpha- 14c; Belcher
39c; B & B, S5c; Bullion, Ice; Chollar 81 O5
az 10; G & c, 62c; Mexican, 5sc; Ophir, 81 25;
Overman, 10c; Potosi, 99c1s1; Savage, sec;
Union Con, 50a5lc; Yellow Jacket, 3sQ39c.
lac; Andes. 20c; Belcher, Ale; B & B, SIC;
Bodie Con, SIC; Bullion, Ice; Caledonia, &c;
Chollar, 81 10; c c & V, 81 70q1 10; Crown
Point, 32c; Exchequer, Sc; G & c. Gle;
H & N. 81 20d1 25; Justice, &c; Mexican,
57c: Occidental Con, 23c; Ophr, 81 25; Over
man. &c; Potosi, 99c; Savage, 60c; Sierra
New, SEC; Union Con- 49Q50c; Utah Con, &c;
Yellow Jacket 39c
The record-union., 1896-11-29

Saturday is cleaning up day in our
Millinery Department. All Trimmed
Hats from 10 to 80 per cent. discount.
Walking Hats and Sailors from Zoe ami
UP; 81 25 ones for Toe.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
Towels and Napkins.

Heavy all-linen Huck Towels, 40
inches long by 18 inches wide, fancy
bordered ends, 1212c each.
Heavy union Towels, SO inches long
by 1S inches wide, fringed ends, 93c per
dozen.
Extra heavy all-linen Napkins, 16x16,
fancy borders and check, for SOC dozen;
1Sx1S 6Oc per dozen
The record-union., 1896-11-29
GRAY Blankets.

Large Size All-Wool Gray Blan-
kets, S0x72, bound edge; regular s3
blanket in any store. To-day's price,
81 75.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car.
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quail
ity, 4Q41ac; third quality, 31ac per ID.
VEAL-41aQ5c for large and GQ7c per ID
for small
NUTTON-wethers. 5Q5hc; Ewes. 40
&c per ID.
LAMB-5G6c per 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, sac per fbfor heavy
and SIC for small.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
Mems Pants; Is Your Size
Here?

Lot of Mems Heavy All-Wool So %
to s. Pants. Closing price, 81 80 and
So so; sizes, 30 to "a waist measure.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
Do You Want Table Linen
or NaDkinSP

Extra heavy Soc al!-hnen half
bleached Table Damask. with fancy
red striped border, 56-inch WIDE Special
price, &c yard to-day.
Blue and red check linen gloss Towel
ing, II inches wide. Special price sc
yard to-day.
The record-union., 1896-11-29
r astern Grain Markets

New York, Nov. 2Sth.
WHEAT-December, 9o14c; May, Ss7sc.
Chicago, Nov. 2Sth.
WHEAT-November, Sic; December,
SO1ac; January, size; May, Sac; July. 7saac.