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Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
TD norif Suontri.

Gn M liben Snouitri bar i 2sbet al
pel ct Iars Ilo / al Sttlbeb ifllot
Srrt / Srtitiuuia % ilbplflet fig iaa
belois. at ben, buis ben iCrngone Stptte
fra bet tjDbenoe Yulitums Sioe poes
Den, uil bare sooe lloiister til at blioe
al Setponins / inouitriel % Dtunomiit
Senieenoe.
9et sr ben Jabritattpn al norit 2es
setst, iOm 9r. genbers iioen 2lptl iijpr
bar oreuet / Muutebamspeicn. Oct er
al Snteresie at ie. buoroan Sr. Cen.
ber9-oeu befienbte t~iolIsere uom9rfss
De 5nrner - ira en- Bespuoelie, iiipr
m:O 20 TONNE Gisurtasier en- 9ppias
og en- 8ennefnIo M bar prepet oct til
at lpsleliette 8 Wtanb meo 5Cri9rols
gelle al Se9etsi.
SUm Erpper bar man en- riabulcia
Canning al 9utfempblementer, iulbt
uoltpr for soueparelie, spiieluc %
Salon, plposbetrutne, uoitaarnc us
meo 8eriaber, me9et tiltalenbe % -
bpao ber sr al u~9ientlis 8etponing
for be imaa giermeno - ieroeles ios
Ito. Gilt ueisres meo Saanbfrait %
eitcr 3e9ninser al pirtelise @sbler.
Gaar man peo, at NOrse 9lar ON
anoet inoisrer for opimob 200, 900 9r.
tpif os ipeuit Segetsi, maa bet Ii9es at
oere al national Snteresic, at Ell So.
retasIpmbeo irm ben Der Ombanolebe
ltettes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
Nent9ens T. Straalcr bjalp.

WarD Sbsllner, en- utteuaris Iiae i
gtefp yorf, bar / to Raaneber peret
bllno. men pil i~anoipuliauis iaa lit
Spn i9len, tattet bore be nue Gus.
~Itraaler, iom ben tpite grofesiur Rpnt.
gen bar opoaset % 3bomas q. Gbis
ion. SilsUoesiort for amerita. ga
DtarD bar 5 Aar, Tom bun ub for en-
ulpfte, iom fsrte til, at bun e~fterboou.
ben iuatteSes paa epnet Og i 6pit blep
aloeles btinb.
Or. Sallep belutteoe at fiube no.
boor aarlasen til tenoes 8linobeb
baoce ut S9oe, O9 til ben Gnoe iotte
ban 6luroitopet paa Chen al benoes
Sopeo. '0nn funoe oa tpoelia ie. at en-
Del al Stalen trptteoe paa Sierne.
masIen, Os at Der melem bens SPuuer
par en- stpsse, ium i~fterlia moott.
biorpre ira Ell i~tortnet glpoflat Sor
o'loe MI PrDpe en- operation. % Gioen
fsrtes til ct SOipital, buUr Or. Msu.
oeu blalp BAN til at iuretase ben. &c
'far bet Soerite ai stulen bort % ianOt
oa, at ct Sen trptteoe paa saoporteu
AZ S~Iernemasien. meoens en- glOsHo,
mast'tldl spnsueruen, iaa fuloitanoio
SI'nobeo paa besas gmeue ~inetroostr
slooilatten ijsrneoes ~fUrIiat,a, 90 Siers
nefaslen iattes after iitauo, @iosr
par ''oeH 'ttc irlt nOsen emerte; men
l'IDni benOes Zine er tet fOrbuubu,
Ian bum olereoe itIelus meuem msr,,
% sps, os benoes 9aae trur. NJ nun
oil el'oe 'eeuOe 'Om for ire 9lor ,ipeu
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
Nlan ityrfe Sesemet'
Get er bet beoIte Sorebpsssl'esmtO'
pel mob Spgbom'ile.

timber alminoelige Omitenot9Rez
her pil en- iuno Og friIt Bsrion mso
Qstbsp unooaa og mOoitaa JortIsz
I,Iie. bporfra ioa mungfOIOt9e Sp9s
BONNIE uoleoes.
men oar SelIen ipattes, ellsr
acknowledgements m'sorn9ss' O9
9srpeInItsmet blir rpitst, pa tonln'sr
aulOsopsningsr og 6ortjeleIls I'll Os
onoribsr be ipage Stsoer | es9emet'
bet pare fig 2ungerne eler Ssoeren'
en uomattet sller trRt Verion er
Her let uoidt for Jortielelie. sob
ponlioe Dire er ben trGtte arbetoS'
mono, Der ON 4ftenen tomr1er plem
fra ct opiliOenoe 9G8pert, suer DEN
opporenoe Dngling, Der bereper ll9 et
Bar Simers Sspn tostre 9dnSe ON
llosn for at oeItdge / un9oomSla9,
eQer ben unqe Ytge, Der banter III
lanai pau Rat, eler opertsoe Smdas
bsrn, Der life iaar tiIitrGttell9 Sepn'
Sperbeoe @rrelIer, 6l9ropner'
bleoe Stple 0. T. b. itaber Ell 5elloms
heb. Der leper til &utdrrb. 4ut9epel
sr bet life ielps 5Ortjelelien, lom er
Iaa meget at befrpgte; langt mere sr
bet ben tilIteoepGrenoe 5ilItanp, ION
qipsr InfaIost %2(nIeonin9 til at glere
Snobuq. De prrite 4ngreb tr9ter
%Iaaounne, ipm nGiten alortg forlaoer
6ufet, meoens be melt uan9rlbell9e
ofte er be, ION er melt uo'atts tor
Semperaturforanoringer, og ION peo
tilitr9ttsli9 Sepn, toloe Bah eller
Qiripnin9er, re9ulGre 8oner | 5orz
binoelie meo ~fornuftig 2epemuooe
boloer N%erpeIpItemet og glooomlebet
peolioe.
Wtdngen 6ortIelelIe pddord9es pitt
not ON Nutten, noar ppertr4tte Der
Toner faar 9looet Iat uO at 2igep9gt
enten peo oltfor purme 0d9ligituer
eller pso ultfor toloe SopeoGrelier
eQer Senge. 9ette gi2loer iI9r al
DrenOe Soft. s iauounne SilfGloe
tommer Spgpommen life pua en- enc
tie Rut, men inofinper fig gierne grab
bis efter flere 0u9es eler Tigers 5orz
LIB.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
Gn Ytgc, iom icr Ncntsen'
ifraaIernc,

err tlepen opouset at Or. SraHSs
Saae. San gift no fra bet 6attInl !
&gntsenitraalerne life transer lslal
'lem Slnoier, % iaa isste ban al =
lat en- 8erion, hpis SieliHoier ~
bleoen bortopereret, en- Operation VI
''fe laa iIeloen uofSrer peb glrr'pn'4
% Star (bpio eaer graz. zen 'v|
banoleoe Yise, iom bar blepst Op''E.'|
paa bet penitre Die % Der nlans''l
9inbie, funoe Ie &sntsenItraal''D
meS bette Die, mcbens bun life 'N'
opoa9e Dem meb oct bslre ION v"
nurmalt. Or. 8ranoes pndltaaI, !.
straaIerne siDr Subirpf pda eD.
Wetbinbe. us at. bpis, en- BeriOns s'".|
luoeHuttes / ct usiennemiigt'St 9p'.rs,]
I N9rbeoen al Gtraaleflloen, laa :"
sDlet ices enopg meo luffeoe Nl''s'
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
Gu Wati Napoleons Sip.

tainebleau, bet Sieblit, od Hdpolepn
ben Store fob alpeles alene efter at
ba p9ret ben megtisite 9erIter | GU
ropa, oa ban fit ben bitre Stj9bne at
bli forraabt at M9no. iom bapoe BAN
at tatte for alt - / bet Sieblif. for
t9lIes Der, ital Hapoleon Ia forisgt
Selpmoro.
Gn at benz, iom omsap BAN, fors
teller:
IS nogle 9ase iaa bet ub. iom ON
Hupoleon bar ipsIeliat meo ct eaer
anbet bemmeligt. 6an bolot fig
itrenst for Jig ielu os itpeoe fine nar=
meIte.
Ratten mellem ben lite og 13oe
april (1814) blep pluoielig Stilbeoen
i Slpttets aprriborer foritDrret pua en-
Il9liom Maaoe.
Sjsnerne Iprang burtig frem os till
bage, 2piene t9nptes / be andre Sc
matter. Oct banter pau Or. gpans.
2iplegens DIR, Mari6an Bertrand
pGftes. Man raaber %foritprret efter
Sertugen at 9icen5a pg Sertueen at
9aisans.
pa be fpm, fsrtes be ale til &eis
1erens 9emdfter.
Saa fommer Or. Yipans itprtenbe
ub. ipringer iaa burtis ban fan, neo
paa SlotsplaoIen, ipinger Jig op paa
en- SrbonnansoHicers !Seit pg galopz
perer bort.
Den bpbeite neutrality-suspicious.
better benne Rats 3~9noelfer. 6oao
Der fortaGss, sr alpris belt optlaret.
9eb Silbasstoaet fra Moftpa bapoe
Napplepn itaHet fig enpel itartt 9ift,
for life lepenbe at fable / 5ienoens
S9noer, ON bet ituloe gaa gait. Or.
Opans, Der oengang bar 5eltl9ae,
bapbe ait BAN en- liben YoIe meb en-
Spiumsblanoing at famine Slags,
Tom ben, Gonoorcet b~etjente fig af;
benne file S%piumspoie bar Tapolepn
unoer belle Selttoget hos Jig og gjemte
ben iipen / ct bemmeligt Rum / tit
Sfripeboro.
Den omtalte often fab Ropolepna
8ammertiener ! Ell 29neitol | en- balps
aaben Der, Der fsrte inb til aeiierens
Sppegemaf. Plubielis lit ban Re Sci.
Ieren Itaa op, eaa ben til lit Sfripe.
boro, bente noget, beloe bet / ct 9las
8anD, Tom ban iau temte, oerpaa gil
ban igjen oe la iig.
Napolepn bapbe tat 9ift.
Strats efter bapoe Smerterne afs
presfet BAN bsilpote alageraab, oe
ban idsoe. bpao ban bapoe gjort. Do
Or. Oman berte, at Rdpoleon bebreis
oeoe ham, at 8iften pirteoe for lang
FONT, blep ban bdn9e Tor at blt dntlas
get Ipm 0iftblanoer, for ub paa Slots.
plabisn. beites en- !oeit og ilpstebe.
aeiieren tlaeeoe oper Watbeo, ION
/ en- It9rt Speo, os Smerterne bsrtt
pp. Gnten bapbe ban bel taget en- alt
for liben Dolls, eller 8iften habbe Zig:
get for lanee % miitet i'm Strait.
s Sorbauielie pper, at ban lite beoe
itdl Yapoleon bd raabt:
~8up pilbe bet itte!"
On Morsenen itoo ban op os tlrot'
fig pau Tom iabpanlist. Rdttens Sil'
braeelfer ifulpe bli en- Semmeligbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
9atarrb tan life furercs

ueo Iotate Rtolet, oa be lite uaar fretu III bet
Sfeo. buor SpaoounIeu bar I'm Rpo. Aariaaen Ill
adtarrh maa ieaes BIO ct, "a for at helbrens ben
ruaa Der taaes @ieeIiner. iom renier sfuoet. Halls
Catarrh Cure -taaes mo" % b rier nirefte paa Sius
ret % Siimhinosrnt. Hall's Catarrh Cure er ifte
Ell anafialperR eotetn; ben bal / mau le slar oqrei
iprpronei al en- al Sauoets beoiie Sn ter Ga benpttes
reae.usrsiig Deb uotnl oniHaeH al Reeeprer. Zen er
ia'nu,e nat al be bebn Rervsiturfenoe gfieIer. man
~tleroer,. % oepfe Sluorenierr Der pirier oirefte pud
Slimaiionorinaen Zen beloiae Sammenirtuiua al
b; 10 Suarsoteutier pirfer iii al frem brinae laaoa,uI.
unoertu De Reiultater j SehauoiiHa,u al faiqrrb,
Sfrip eiier gioneSbnso herpnl.
g.. eheue A. 6 o., Rrpps.,
gad Apoibet rnc 75c. Jnlsnn :
Re beofte CT SaHs 5dmiliepiler Jysr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

Spmaiiineu "Suspenueu" 70. D l'D !, \
ilsbte al 9em for nj Maaneoer ''0eA = !,
les uom9rfet sOot, % ben arbs'0eI % w.,
flloe Understandable o. er en- lallD w. ,t
quiet. Seq uil osricr anbefals oeHfl1 sns, I
inm transer en- Spmaltlne, be O'L ~.
fisher bsn, ipare fig tpue Dollars. w.
bar SITS. aGrbsSisH, 81. @sIisH s'''
Wiun
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

pioe beore 8eifeo eno ban, bet sns'te
lepenoe 0ione til 3rdmdet2 0ts'
uoen giper ban oere lit Irsspro.
2open ~forldngsr. at oere ifdl oGrs
operbepiit ON 5orbrposlien, og BET er
bers lite og { q n bere life bare. 1ht
ben !Serre, ipm miItspe 2ipet, befarot
Jig | femme Smit9noigheoer og plloe'
tror iee, / ben n9rmeite lib hdpe OPP
gipet lit 30. Seq bar bespGrre Tie
bapt lib til at opsrtpoe mig ON, hporz
piot ban breb bet9ntslige 6orrstnInz
ger; men iaa meget peo jeg, at Der 'p9s
peoe en- Mntlage imoo BAN nso
andre Orb, ban befanot fig en- Sttlz
ling, bpori en- fun bar Wai9et n1ellsm
Stjenoiel og Selpmorp. Spsm tnoss
itaar oere nh for, at life oenne elem
bige 5pr en- tppe Setunoer fer Wez
bet mep 9uitap life bapoe tuget loget
al benne e1er bin ubetjenote Gift, ION
lite efterlaoer fig nogetIombelIt Spor
i 2eeemet9 Qltiaa fdloer Nntldgen
for Wpro iammennf fig ielp.
Seq pil life bp9le l9ngere peo bette
9untt, oa jes eIsrs piloe giere mig
mistGntt for, at jeg tpileoe ON S1s
rpens iunoe 5pritano. 8ip altidu
ben i~tuttels Ynsling tilbase til bans
Samilie! Oere pep muaits life, at
ban mart itdl inotr9pe / Ggte'tab.
Sun er nemlig %forlopet meo en- pattsr
ung pige. iOm MI i9tter alt lit Sdab
til oere og sjennem min Wuno til
raaber oere: "8ip mig min 8uItap
tilbaae!!"
Gfter bsnne 5~orIparstale fit ben
unge Munp i'm Ieopunlige Stemme
igjen % idgoe til Saberen: "Nu, bpdo
Ibnes buzz"
"Stte iloe! life iloe!" ipareoe benz
ne; men bet foretommer mig, at ou
altfor tibet a~ppellerer til Surpens 81
leller; bet er en- Sell. Surpm9noene
er pant til, at mar retter en- inotr9ns
genoe Slutningstiraoe til Dem, ON
enb / intetiisenbe Orb -. S bit
Steb piloe je9 o9Iaa tale ON ben
unee, itjenne 9ruo % penoe mig til
Surpen meo bep9get Stemme:
"Rei, mel, mine Serrer Surpm9no!
NIT 6ierte flyer mig bet foruo, bere
tan life bore sruiomme NOT til at gipe
benoe en- oso &rop til 8rubeuoitpr."
Oct er en- COB Sos. Oct tunoe
iaultreres pg iettes ino / ct Md9us
CINE"
"Nu ia, bu fan 10 foriege ben.
9jelper ben life, iaa itaoer ben iulz
fab heller itte."
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

let er mig en- lamb @Inbe at iuune iiae,
at ben Spmaltlne, ~Susuennen," iom lea
mootoa fsrit Gpril, er / ale Maaoer lao
COB, ION en- gfaltlue fan pare. Mtu Suitra
% Deter ipnes spot ON ben. Sea ton Der.
Cor u~nbefale 'Suspeuusn" iii gfe, fom hor
Bring for ben Erasteu uor 43 Gents. Nep.
3. Sruniiofen. Rartn.tte, gsiscpnIiu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

81 nar "U0raaet Spmo,rrsr
men" os er m get ueltilireos men Susgen
"a, ss"s, ooer nor 6Crosututne buo6e / i'm
Sonts snas, Sarlan Bona. osas1
The record-union., 1896-09-16

DIR. f. NJ REITH. OFFICE WITH
Drs. White o. Ross. southwest corner
Sixth and streets, Sacramento Office
hours: to IL a. m. IL to and to 8
ID
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Marion Biggs is down from
Gridley to attend the Fair.
Arthur Nichols of Chico is taking a
birds-eye view Of the Fair.
Mrs. j. Z. T. Pike and daughter have
returned from Pacific Grove.
District Attorney Lee Chamberlain of
Auburn is visiting the Fair.
John Brownie has come up from Val
lejo to visit Sacramento.
Miss Mamie L. Nable of Butte, Mont,
IS visiting Mrs. M. A. Nagle.
Miss Anna Conrad has returned from
her visit to San Francisco and Alameda.
Captain l. NJ. Terrill and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Y. Allen OF Chico are in the
city.
John Graham, one of Amador Coun-
tvs most prominent mine owners, is in
the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Waterhouse and
daughter are the guests Of w. H. COL
clough of this city.
Mrs. ]. s. Shaner has returned from
two months visit to Pacific Grove,
San Francisco and other coast resorts.
#. w. Johnson, manager of the
Dan Donahue Of Marysville, are visiting
the Fair.
Charles p. Pinkham, son of DR.. c. f.
Pinkham, departed for New York last
night, via the Northern Pacific, to pur-
sue his medical studies in the Hahne-
mann College Of that city.
The record-union., 1896-09-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers have been re-
corded since last report:
Central Pacific Railroad Company to
Isabel Wheadon. northwest quarter
section 25, township 10 north, range 6
east.
Capital Savings Bank to Thomas G.
Jones, south so feet Of lot !, and K,
Ninth and Tenth streets
Benjamin Bates and others, owners
Of land on Sutter Island. to County of
Sacramento, road deed; right Of way
over their land on Sutter Island.
Dora Edwards to Elizabeth r. Bow
yer, west half of lot 2, all lots and 3,
\ and Q. Twenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth streets.
Isabella. H. L. and L. r. Van Wrinkle,
and Ada Hitler, Alice D. Gauld and
Isabella NJ. Romaine to Anita PARA,
west half Of east half Of lot 2, L and
M, Third and Fourth streets.
P. G. Wermuth and F. e. Reichert
and wives to Alexander Scroggs, south
100 feet of lot 8. j and X, Tenth and
Eleventh streets; east half Of lot 3,
east half Of west half Of lot 4, west
half of lot Z, L and M. Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets
The record-union., 1896-09-16
SHOULD BE RETURTED.
Reasons Why Republicans Should
Stand by Johnson.
(F'rom the Mountain Echo.l

(From the Mountain Echo.)
The majority of the discontanted Re
publicans in the Second District who,
without understanding the situation,
rose up in arms against the Hon.
Grove L. Johnson because Of his course
on the railroad funding bill, are now
ashamed of their conduct They have
read and thoroughly digested the con-
tents Of Mr.. Johnson's letter explana-
tory Of his course in the matter OF the
railroad, and they are now satisfied
that they did this worthy public ser
want an almost irreparable Injustice,
and now out of their mouths their
hearts speaketh, and ecomiums and
praises upon praises are being show
cred upon the head OF Grove L. John
son.
The Democratic press of the district
IS silent as to Mr.. Johnson's letter OF
explanation. There are no loopholes
for the opposition parties to glide into
nor can they by way of inuendoes and
insinuations, directly or indirectly
seek to make political capital out OF
even one paragraph of that very ably
written statement of facts and figures
Like Banquo's ghost, Mr.. Johnson
would not down at the bidding OF bla-
tant political demagogues, mugwumps
and opposite forces Of whatever shade
color or denomination. He was cog
The record-union., 1896-09-16
Park Notes.

Commencing at 10 a. m. to-day the
committees will judge coach horses,
carriage teams. roadster teams, saddle
horses, Herefords, Jerseys and Angus
cattle and poultry.
The next stock parade will take place
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
On Friday morning at 10 o'clock the
ladies' riding and driving tournament
Will be concluded. No prize will be
awarded to anyone who had not ap-
peared on the first day.
The directors have decided to carry
out the contracts with horse owners
who had entered their animals for hur-
die races. The owners pledge them
selves, however, to place only competent
jockeys in the saddle and declare that
there will then be very little chance OF
an accident occurring
River View Stock Farms little two
year-old PAGER Telephone, by George
DexterOakwood, made a very good
showing yesterday in the first race, con-
sidering the fact that she is only just
recovering from a very long and severe
sickness. A few weeks ago she barely
had command Of her hindquarters. By
another year she will be good one il
nothing happens to her.
Secretary Smith states that on Satur-
day next the society will give a purse
for the ''Darktown Derby" in which
only colored Jockeys will participate
The chief prizes will consist Of a load OF
watermelons and one very fine ''raz-
zahn
The record-union., 1896-09-16

DR. r. L. WATTS OFFICE AND RES.
705 St, over Christianson g. Co.'s mar
ket. Painless extraction of teeth by use
of a new anesthetic. Examination and
consultation free Hours from $50 g. IN.
to p. m, and to p. N.
The record-union., 1896-09-16
SPECIAL MENTION.
Sewing r1achines and Bicycles.

One Of the most attractive exhibits
of the Fair is that of George d. Irvine
of the White Sewing Machines and the
White Bicycles for both ladies and gen
tlemen. He has lately accepted the
agency of these machines, and has a
most pleasing display Of them In the
upper left wing Of the Pavilion. Some
Of the points Of superiority claimed for
the White Sewing Machines are noise
less action in running, pinch tension,
which pinches the thread just enough
10 make a smooth, elastic stitch, ten
sion Indicator and tension releaser and
patent dust caps for needle ard presser
bars. The White Bicycles are hand
some wheels, strong, durable, light,
easy running and fully guaranteed.
After the Fair George D. Irvine will
occupy part of the Schwamb picture
store at S04 J street.
The record-union., 1896-09-16

FOR SALE-PIPE ORGAN; FOUR FULL
stops. pedal bourbon right; Suitable for
small church. Apply 0l5 Eleventh street.
The record-union., 1896-09-16
GROCERIES,

NO. 1 MACARONI, 35c BOX; 5-fb CAN
lard, S5c; 1Sl2 lbs granulated sugar, 81;
Eastern Picnic hams, 71ac; shoulders,
61ac fb; Eastern Goldfish, 15c block. 2 for
&c: corned beef, 2-lb cans. 15c; crackers,
4oc box; large bottle of fine ketchup. 1Oc.
BEESLEY & SON. 51S j.
CHOICE FRESH BUTTER FROM OUR
ranch daily: also groceries. 331 N.
THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly on the coast.
The record-union., 1896-09-16
A MIDNIGHT SALUTE.
Citizens Awakened From Their Slum-
berS by the Noise of Cannon.

Last night, shortly after IL o'clock.
the inhabitants Of the city were awak-
ened from their slumbers by the roar of
cannon along the water front, and
many inquiries were made as to what
it meant.
Some time ago the Board Of Trustees
granted the Mexicans of this city per-
mission to fire salute in honor of the
declaration Of Mexican independence,
but the permission was asked and given
to fire the salute at 6 a. m. and 6 p. m,
and it was rather a peculiar proceeding,
to say the least, to wake the residents
of the city from their slumbers in the
middle of the night by such an uproar,
and it created much unfavorable COM
ment
The formation of the Mckinley and
Johnson Republican Club promises to be
very active factor during the cam
paign.
The record-union., 1896-09-16
ANOTHER DISAPPEARANCE.
Young Manuel AZavedO Leaves Home
and Does Not Return.

Another boy has mysteriously disap-
peared In the southwestern part Of the
city under similar circumstances -
those Of the disappearance of young
Peterson.
This time it is young Manuel Azavedo,
Portuguese boy Of quiet and steady
habits, who put on his new clothes and
left home for a short time late Mon
day afternoon. His father is much dis
tressed about 1t, and there are now fears
of foul play in both cases. as the habits
OF both boys, so say those that know
them, preclude the idea that they have
run away.
The record-union., 1896-09-16
SOCIAL EVENTS.

G. w. Averill, a skilled mechanic in
the employ of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company at their shops in this
city for many years, was united to Miss
May Z. Stevens, young lady Of Sacra-
mento, by Rev. r. M. Stevenson at the
latter's residence at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. Relatives and a few in
innate friends were present. The
happy couple went to San Francisco for
a few days, and from there to Mrs
Averill's parents at Christine, Mendo-
cino County for several weeks.
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Steinway; dam, Maggie McGregor. by
Robert McGregor.
T. P. Mann, Jr.'s, b. m. Ruby NJ, by
Almont Patchen; dam. by Belmont
Oakwood Park Stock FARMS b. m.
iavelin. by Creole; dam, Flash, by Eg-
mont.
P. L. Nash's b. h. Colonel Benton, by
L. II. Justin & Co.'s blk. h. Bill Fra
sjer. by Pricemont; dam, Miss Mann.
by Adirondack.
Agltato was the favorite last night at
$zo against $S for the field.
TROTTING-2:2O CLASS.
Inc third race will be for trotters In
the Z:20 class, each heat to be a race.
AZ VIII be between the following
named horses:
Charles A. Hugs br. m. Charivari. by
STERLING: dam, Alice. by Prompter.
T.. L. Breen's b. m. Anita, by Junio;
Dam, Anita G., by Falls.
Edgemont Parks b. b Harry Win
chester, by Stamboul; dam, by Jessie
Ballard.
George W. Fords b. h. Neernut, by
Albert W.; dam, Clyte Second. by Nut
wood
Thomas Smiths b. h. Columbus S., by
Mcdonald Chief: dam, Fanny Rose, by
Ethan Allen.
Weather g. Lowerys b. m. Letter B.,
by Ward B.. dam, Irish Lass, by Judge
McKinstry.
Park Henshaw's blk. m. Mamie Grif-
fen, by Blackbird; dam, by Signal
d. J. McCarty's b. m. Carrie c., by
Starboul; dam, Sadie McGregor, by
Robert McGregor.
I. Chrsties b. &. Faro Bank, by Don
Marvin; dam, untraced.
H. Schlosser's b. h. Clay S., by Grover
Clay; dam, Belle by Whippleton.
]. H. Kelly's b. h. Conn, by Inca; dam,
Belle, by Irvington.
John Cross br. m. Nettie Hambleto-
nian. by Hambleton's Mambrino; dam,
Almonette.
Mamie Griffen was selling in last
nights pools at $40 against Sc for the
field.
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Intelligent people, who realize the i'm
portant part the blood holds in keeping
the body In a normal condition, find
nothing strange In the number of dis
eases that Hoods Sarsaparilla is able
/ to cure.
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MEETING NOTICES

A CAMP MEETING UNDER THE AUS
pices of lone District, Free Methodist
Church. will be held in Dixon's Grove
Costume, Sacramento County, Cal, Sep
tenlber 18th to 9th, inclusive. You are
invited to attend. For further informa-
ton address Rev. Charles Swithenbank
Cosumne Sacramento County. Cal.
Sl1-2wS
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Auction Sale.

d. j. Simmons & Co. will sell at
10 a. m. to-day, at Berliner's delicacy
store, 723 street, all the fine imported
delicacies. groceries, liquors, ranges.
gas stoves, furniture, glassware, etc.,
and fixtures and shelving of the place.
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ONLY -FOUR DAYS MORE
OF THE FAIR.

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FOR FRESH CLANS AND CALIFORNIA
Oysters, wholesale and retail, at lowest
prices, go to 924 Third street, ! and J.
Sacramento.
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They Ran a Tan Game.

Constable Warren Of Perkins yes
terday brought in three Cinnamon to
the County Jail whom he had arrested
for conducting a tan game.
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Wanted-75 more four-horse teams to
haul wood from Fair Oaks to Sacra-
mento. Call on Frank Spencer, Super
intendent Fair Oaks, Sacramento
County.
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Walked Him I'm.

G. Bowley was fined So, with the
alternative Of breaking rock five days,
at the Police Court yesterday, for
sleeping in the Plaza.
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A Correction.

The ladies Of Oak Park Baptist
Church will serve chicken dinner to-
day, Wednesday. September 18th. from
II a. m
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LADIES' ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandt are
the best. Safe, reliable. Take no other.
Send 4C, stamps, for particulars, Relief
for Ladies'" in letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Com
pany, PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Tu-WS
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AN EASTERN LADY GIVES MAGNET
ic massage and alcohol baths. Both de-
EghtfuI and refreshing. sure cure for
rheumatism New York House, 11I7
Fourth street, room s. s1S-lw
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LOST-FROM THIRTIETH AND 3
streets, WEDNESDAY black colt 4
years old; has scar from barb wire cut
in front of hook on right hind leg; also
one on left forward foot, just above heel
Return to Sheriff's ONCE and be re-
warded
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WANTED-SEWING MACHINE OPERA
tors at the L. Elkus Company.
WANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 ON
good city property. p. o. box 4OS.