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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07
MARQUIS ITO OF JAPAN.
Now Visiting the United States on
lila Way to London.

Marquis Ito of Japan, who is now
visiting the United States on his way
to London for the Queens jubilee, is
the greatest statesman the isle of the
chTysanthemums has ever produced.
He goes to London as the special rep
resentative of the Emperor.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07
New Shirt Waists.

So great the demand for these
popular garments we placed stand
ing orders to ship at regular inter-
walls. They keep coming and each
new lot displays new effects in
dainty French Lawn, Dimity, Or
CANDY, all cut in the very latest
style, self-colored detachable collars
and cuffs, cut extra full front,
pointed yoke back, lowered, figured
and striped, fast cOlors. Sizes 81 to
A. Prices 81, 81 20 and 81 so.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07
The Leading Malt Extract.

Malt-Nutrine is the only really great
extract of malt offered on the market
all other so-called extracts being moth
ing better than strong black beer with a
large percentage of alcohol and a very
small one of extractive matter. Such
extracts should not be given or recon-
mended to convalescents or strength
seeking people, since their merits are all
on the label and not in the bottle.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07
Taking the Wrong Tack.

Somebody has invented another talk
ing machine
That's a stupid thing to do Won't
these scientists ever learn that what
the world needs is listening machines 2"
Chicago Record.
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65C per Yard.

This lot is composed principally Of Tafeta Silks in this
seasons choicest patterns All desirable lengths for
posefor shirt waists skirts Innings for Jackets grenadines,
for rungs and trimmings even lengths, suited in pattern and
quantity for chldrens and misses full sus and with
plenty for suit for yourself Brocades Novelty Stripes,
Pads Checks Invisible and Twooned Effects green's,
blue pink, Yellow daha and lavender medium and light
shadngs The price does represent the vaue, but the
closing figures Many in the lot sold for 81 and
81 Is yard Commencing Monday morning you choice from
the lot Csc per yard.
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Price Attractions in
Dress Goods Dept.
Wool ChaIIieS,

The Wool Challi each season takes
its place in new effects among the
summer fabrics, and always finds
favor, even in precedence of some OF
the new weayes. Monday we show
an entire line in new soft cOlorings,
principally rich blendings in Per-
sian effects. full SO inches wide. It's
soft, clinging effects adapts it par
tieularly TO afternoon house wrap
pers or evening dresses. Price 18c
per yard.
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SPECIAL SALE
SeaSOnable Silks.
MONDAY MORNING At $50 O'CLOCK.
All at Csc per Yard.
Fashion decreed this should be silk season.

Fashion decreed this should be silk
has indeed been wonderful silk for us, being
the recognized silk house Of the city, Our stock necessarily
great, and great selling, has, natural result lett with
many short and medium lengths, which going to close
great lot uniform price, regardless OF the
greater price, OR in the silk business lies in clos
ing each seasons lines entire and beginning the next
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07

Pure blood is essential to good health,
and Hoods Sarsaparilla. by purifying
the blood, builds the foundation of
good health. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the only true blood purifier
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07

Bank of England notes are made from
new white linen cuttings-never from
anything that has been worn. So care
fully is the paper prepared that even
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07

Children's Ready-tO-Wear Wash
Dresses were never so pretty nor
popular as this seasons productions
and why should they hot bes
'Twould not pay the housewife to
give a thought to the making of
them when such garments at such
prices are to be had for the little
folks. Made from this seasons
choice fabrics, percales, dimities or
lawns, in the daintiest of patterns
and the newest of cOlOrings, we'll
made, neatly made and prettily
trimmed. The cut may give you
some idea of the style. They come
in ages from from | to IA years, and
prices vary according to size and
quality. Priced at Use, soc, Csc.
81 so, SO and So.
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Atwood Shepherds
Checks.

For separate skirts this summer
checks have been very largely used;
none more effective or popular,
however, than the Even Shepherd
Check. You'll have your pick from
ten pieces, and as many different
colors of 33-inch goods of this kind
Monday at zee per yard.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07

Save money by buying your tea and
coffee of ]. McMorry, 81 NJ.
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the number of dips into the pulp made
by each workman is registered on dial
by machinery.
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THE ALDERMAN'S TRAGEDY
Dingbat, Fair Chicago's Pride, Sets
an Example of Suicide.

l..
The Alderman from the umteenth
| ward was detected. He had won out.
but at what cost.
He had entered the race, confident of
the dollars that lay in wait at every
Aldermanic turn.
He had put up for the campaign. and
his fortune had leaked itself dry to his
friends.
And now?
Cheer up" they told him, pounding
with empty glasses on his echoing ma
hogany.
But he brooded in silence
CHAPTER II.
The night was dark and gusty. Cas-
lights fiickered away into fantastic
shadows, and the wind-swept sky was
trailed by swart clouds, tumbling and
tempestuous.
The back door of the saloon opens
and closes sharply, it's echoes dying
away into the hollow meanings of the
wind
With white. fixed face turned toward
the night sky, the Alderman from the
umteenth ward walks blindly, walking
with tense, stiffened fingers.
Ha! Far UP where the black masses
OF cloud are contending a green light
flashes. moment later a red flare an
sWers it to the extreme right.
Far off, almost at the horizons verge,
white searchlight transfixes the va
pory piles for a moment and is gone.
With cry, hoarse and unintelligible,
the Alderman wheels and runs
Where?
CHAPTER III
solitary gas jet flares above the
polished bar and from it black shadows
creep away into murky corners.
man steals softly behind the bar,
stops, listens, and then reaches down
ward. A drawer slides open: something
glistens in the mans hand, and he turns
toward the mirror. One hand is pressed
toward his temple, and with the other
he steadies himself against the bar
There is a flash-a deafening report
the heavy, Earring fall of limp body
And all is still.
CHAPTER ".
"Came to his death by gunshot
wound inflicted by his own hand"
This was the verdict of the Coroner's
jury.
The cause of it?
Dependency" some said.
But there were others.
And these held that a sky full of air
ships without any possibility of the City
Council being asked for franchises had
been the cause of the untimely death
of Alderman Dingbat of the umteenth
ward.-Chicago Record.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07

One lot of Children's Shoes, in
dark chocolate, button, square toe.
They sold at 81, 81 so, 81 %. Now
ST. So for III to 2; 81 20 for 81 to
IL; 93c for 5 to 8.
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THE TARIFF BILL
STILL CONTINUES
The General Topic Of Discussion In the
Senate,
But It is Uncertain Which Part Will
Receive General Attention.

Wood Question VIII be Discussed
First-The Prevailing Desire is to
Get the Sugar Question Out of the
Way First, and the Hawaiian
Treaty Will be Protected by the
Finance Committee, and Senator
Pettigrew Will Offer His Anti
Trust Amendment.
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CHI A PTER w

Game to his death by a gunshot
wound inflicted by his own hand
This was the verdict of the Coroner S
jury.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07
Millinery
Price Attractions.

TllLC ALI dL HUBS.
This week you'll find bargains
I many IN this line. All this seasons
styles and co1ors.
One lot of over two hundred Fine
0penwOrk Straw Shapes, lace eff
fectS. and NeapOlitan, in cOlOrs tan,
cream and black, fiat shapes, turned
mp back, plain or fiuted style: 75c
values all OF them. Reduced price,
35c.
New Sailor Hats.
Nothing more .jaunty or becoming
to most ladies than this style for
everyday or even dress hat. They
hold sway in their various styles
and shapes and we daily replenish
our stock. Natural straw color,
pure white or in dyed colors, the
latest, and the styles are many.
Priced from 75c to 81.
Short Back Sailors.
These have attained great popu-
larlty and we show an assortment in
the most stylish braid, col0rs green,
red. black and brown, at less than
Hail tHCiI dCtudl W OIbU. IElCo, zoe
each.
Kisses Sailor Hats.
Misses Fine Braid Straw Sailor
Hats, medium crown, medium wide
brim with band Of ribbon and bow
on side, very nobby style for school
hats. Price, soc.
Boys Sailor Hats.
Sailor Hats for boys in great va
riety, cases full of them. princi-
pally cOlOred straws, solid cOlOrs or
two cOlOrs combined, trimmed with
ribbon band and bow or steamers.
These are better valnes than YOU
usually see at the prices, 25c and
35c.
Ladies' Straw Walking
Hats.
Ladies Milan Straw or Porcupine
Braid Walking Hats, Alpine or
denied crown, rolling brim. fin
ished with band and bow of ribbon
i'll black and colors. Price, soc.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07

And these held that a sky full of air.
ships without any possibility of the City
Council being asked for franchises had
been the cause of the untimely death
of Alderman Dingbat of the umteenth
Ward.-Chicago Record.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07
Boys Sailor Hats.
Ladies' Straw Walking
Hats.

Ladies' Milan Straw or Porcupine
Braid Walking Hats, Alpine or
denied crown, rolling brim. fin
ished with band and bow of ribbon
i'll black and colors. Price, soc.
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Kisses Sailor Hats.

Misses Fine Braid Straw Sailor
Hats, medium crown, medium wide
brim with band of ribbon and bow
on side, very nobby style for school
hats Price h(c
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Short Back Sailors.

These have attained great pOpu-
larlty and we show an assortment in
the most stylish braid, colors green,
red. black and brown, at less than
half their actual worth. Price, 25c
each.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07

One lot of Ladies' Tan Lace and
Button Shoes, cloth and kid tops,
pointed and round toe: 81 50.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-07

Inc cause OF II!
Dependency" some said.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25
Rolerts-IIarn.

Mr. John b. Roberts and Miss Win
nifred A. Harm have stolen a quiet
march on their Bryan friends and will
be married today NJ 81. Mays
church 10 San Antonio. Miss Ham
left for San Antonio on a visit about
ten days ago, aud Mr. Roberts followed
few days ago according to prear-
ranged plan. The happy couple will
be at home In Bryan as soon as the
trains can bring them.
Miss HaFn came to Bryan from Aus
tin a Few years ago and has since had
charge d the Catholic school here.
She has charmed the hearts Of Bryan
folks until they are all her own. in
disposition she Is one Of the sweetest
and iruesl Of women, aud her prtsence
b q IN It that charm Of residences that
my le better understood than des-
eobed by fliends-a blending Of yivac
liy and g,nllene 8 which Is inlmitable.
Mr.. Riberis was raised In Bryan and
can number his friends by the census
Of the town. lie has always looked
on the bright tide of lie which now
takes on a roster hue that will make Of
him an everlasting opiomisL
The Eagle unlles with other friends
In extending congratulations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25
HOLDING COTTON.

Mr. julius Runge OF Galveston be.
litvea that cotton will soon show an
advance nearly equal 10 the enhance
ment In wheat values. Tie admits that
the coming crop promises 10 be large
but says the mills Of the world are 10
need Of just such a yield. AIR. Runge
points cut that tpinners everywhere
have little or no stocks, aud advites
farmers 10 market their crop slowly m
order 10 force an advance In prices.
Such advice ~ this has often been
given the southern farmer, but not once
IN adozcn years has Il proven prohta-
bic to those who were guided By the
admonltlon. II ~ no doubt true that
II the planters could combine 10 hold
their cotton they could force a tempo
rary advance, but there Il never such
unanimlty OF action. In fact the man
who gives such advice IL, umntoniion-
ally, the farmers enemy. Last year
the president OF the American Cotton
Growers association told the world that
the American crop would not be- over
:, 10000 bales aud that prices would be
,ure 10 advance. lie told the growers b.
hold their cotton or 10 market IL very
slowly. In two months from that time
prices had declined over one cent per
pound aud the crop will turn out a mil.
iionibales more than Mr. Lane prophe.
sled.
No one can tell what the next crop OF
cotton will lie, nor can any one predict
the extent Of the demand. Much less
can anyone forecast the price that will
Be paid for the staple two months
nom this time. Il I. well known that
cotton 10 thrown on the market from ev.
cry State In October, and Il may be that
The man who markets the staple
August and September will Obta the
best price.
Past experience would suggest that
the farmer disregard all speculative ad
vice, sell his cotton a. last as he can
get Il picked and ginncd, aud let the
market manipulatefs do the holding.-
Houston Post.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

New York. Aug. 2i-The 100 opera.
tors on fine coats. members Of Pro-
gresslve Teilors' union No, II Of the
socialist section. went on a strike Sat
uray. IN increase q % per cent a gar
ment IA emane. weekly payments. the
recognition q the union and a nine
hour working day. This strike win
clase i2o shops. Owing to a long stand
ing contention between the Progress
slvo Tdlors' union and the United
Brotherhood Of Tailors. Il q more than
probable that The members OF the LAT.
ter organization viii take the places
OF the strikers.
One hundred and six east side cigar
cite makers are on strike Tor higher
wages
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Hon. s. 4. Evans Of Grayson county
announces that Hon. Joe W. Baily 4
not a cand ia q Tor the senate. lnalet.
Ter 10 Mr.. Evans AR. Bailey saws. st
J. absolutely certain II the next house l.
democratic ! will he elected speaker. {"
And there you are. MI Il, Reagan and
Culblfson are len 10 Eight IL out over
that senatorial seat.
s. u. Higgs' new residence, Just below
II. kernOle's, has just been completed
by Contractor W. h. Peacock and Il now
occupied by the family. The building
IL two stories high with four rooms be-.
low and four above II IL handsomely
finished throughout aud adds another
TO the list of pretty, comfortable homes
In Bryan.
John Jackson, the negro arrested by
Constable J. d. Jones, near Harvey
Monday, was brought TO town an lodged
In jail. lie was identified by W n.
smith a. an vscaped convict from the
league farm Ia Robertson county.
Hall the bachelors In greater New
York should marry there would iIll be-
len 10000 unmarried women. Send
'om b Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25
Music

Mis- Sue McClelland announces that
her music class will begin sept. q. Miss
McClelland, who is well known az one
of the mos' experienced and efficient
music teachers in the state. spenl the
summer In improving her methods 10 a
still greater degree Of excellence, and
will pay special attention 10 WIN. Ma.
sons touch and technique and b Stain.
efs harmony which she will introduce
aud teach gratuitonsly in connection
with the other work. This system Ia
simpliiied until any child can under.
stand %, end Miss McClelland anlici.
paies the greatest success with h. ia.
PRODUCTION. go
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25
Harvey News.

We have had plenty Of rain for The
present
The prospect for q top crop In this
community b. very fne, but 10 Il ex-
pcct,d that The worms will cut the top
crop short, and moreover they are ~
ported 10 be getting in their work In
some places.
Pof r. NJ. Mcdonald and brother Of
Rogers Praiiie are visiting friends and
relatives la our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Yariley. Miss
Lula Pate, Miss Edna Weldon, Mr. Jas.
Pate and Mr.. X l.. Pounds, accompa-
MED by Prof, X. NJ. amp q. ". MELON.
aid Of Rogers Prairie took living trip
10 Galveston sundiy.
Rev J. NJ. Bullock. filled his regular
appointment Sunday at / a. ~. by De.
hvering an interesting seFm ~.
The Unity Debating Society met lssl
Saturday night aud alter q h0t discus.
sion the decision was rendered in favor
Of the negative. Subject, Re Owed That
there should be an educational qnalih.
Gallon for voters
II. %. Ferguson was champion
OF the Affirmative and W :. McClurg
champion Of the negative.
Constable Jones arrested negro on
d. NJ. Dansby's place Monday morning.
lie said that be was from Virginia aud
that lie was travelling cas-. lie il suT-
posed TO be on escaped convict
NUmNts JNnmA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

san Francisco, Aug. si-princesi
Kallulani. who has just attained her
majority. VIII return TO Hawaii IN Oc-
tobor after m absence Of 10 years IN
England and on the continent. she
has hopes a. being made queen Of the
present Island Of the republic u annex
alton falls. she "a watching for a
change. When Il comes she looks for
a compromise between the Rcpubli-
cans and Royallsts In favor OF herself
for the chances OF her aunt. sx-uueen
Llllonkalani being restored 10 power
are generally conceded 70 be very slim
In any event
The princess win arrive IN New 70 K
about Sept % from England. she viii
probably remain for a short time IN
this city. visiting with the cx-qucsn.
who viii then BE- residing there tenn
porarlly. kal'nlanl's father will a..
company her
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25
SHOT AND cREMArEo
Negro Refuse. 50 surrender and ni'
House ST % iire

Negro Refuse. 50 surrender and uis
House 81 % Tire
Baxter. Ark, aug, 2i-Ed Williams.
colored. was Killed and burned up In
his own house three miles north OF
this place.
About a month ago Williams com
mitted an Outrage on a colored woman
and then sent word 10 the deputy sher-
IN residing there that he would MI
him n he undertook 10 arrest him.
why an effort was not made TO ar
rest him sooner Il not stated. but SAT-
urday evening Deputy Sheriff WIN
Hancock arrived her from Monticello
and Immediately began laying plans,
summoning posse and making prepa-
rations TO make the arrest. a start
was made. and about o'clock Sunday
morning the house was surrounded by
the posse.
A demand was made that Williams
come ont and surrender. but his wife
made answer that he was not at home
She refused. however, TO open the door
and let the officers search the house.
This and other circumstances made Il
certain In the minds OF the officers that
Williams was In the house and dlclat-
Ing to his wife what to say. After ex-
hausting every means OF persuasion
aud promise Of protection and having
made futile effort TO break down the
door, and having given fair warning.
the house was set on FIRE. and not until
the roof was falling In did the door
open. when the woman ran out. brulh.
ing Goals Of Gre from her head a. abe
emerged from the burning house.
A. soon a. the door was clear VIII
Hams was seen. winchester In hand
and as he raised Il 10 take aim one OF
the squad, who fortunately had 20, the
hrut sight and the drop. fired before
Williams got his gun In position. An
effort was made to get the body from
the burning house. but Il was too late
The roof fell In almost the Instant the
desperado FELL and an went up IN
smoke together.
williams had served two yoars IN
the peniteniiary. one IN Mississippi Tor
horse stealing and once from near
Helena. this state, Tor crim nal aagau,t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Beaumont Tex, Aug 2i-John Al,
len, grown son Of Duncan Allen. wa.
kicked under the heart and insiantl,
Killed In the Crosby house tltohea
here natistc Domain and Allen gol
into a hght Isaac nrousaard pulled
Allen on and then tried TO soparat,
them. hut while he was stll holdiHi
Allen he was kicked causing his death
instantly. Domain and Broussard wcr,
arrested, bot after hearing the EVIL.
dence Justice briggs ordered nruus.
sard released and held Domain In Gus.
tody. Both parties are c0iorod.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25
accidentally Kn.a

Chattanooga, Aug 2t-John T.
Long, a workman IN the Cincinnati
Southern railway shops, while joking
up a car. was instantly killed by the
handle Of a jack striking him an the
head. Master Mechanic p. H.sehrelber.
who was standing a few feet away and
witnessed the accident. fell over In a
fainting 1t from Whl,h he could no, he
aroused. Mr., schrelber has been truu.
bled with heart disease for some time
and his physicians say he cannot SUI
yive the shock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25
The Feature Of tho nay was the ARR.
~ ~ An. Is...la..t

The Feature Of tho nay Wa the ARR.
val ~ an. President
Buffalo. Aug 2t-Anothcr beautiful
day greeted the veterans Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. Crowds arc
silll pouring in in thousands. Gathered
around the different stations and prln-
eipal streets are a ioatling crowd OF IN.
manity. Tho feature Of the day was the
arrival Of President Mckinley. and a
banquet viii De- rendered him by the
Columbia post Of Chicago and a pa
rade Of naval veterans and cx-prlson-
crs Of war the feature q the evening.
The president was met by the recep-
ton committee and escorted by mount
"a police. goo soldiers % the regular
army and local and visiting posts %
the Grand Army OF the Republic to the
Niagara hotel, whore be will stop dur
ing bis stay here.
The programme for the day also In
cludod n parade OF naval veterans and
ox-priaonors Of war; a meeting Of
army nurses, reunions OF FIRST. second,
third ff,h. tenth aud twonty-iourth
corps OF the Grand Army OF the RE-
public; hlovclo road race. nlumi-
mated bicycle parade, and numerous re-
Ceplious rendered them Boy ladies OF tho
various auxiliary bodies.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Valparaiso, Chill, Aug, 2f.-Accord-
Ing to the rumor current In political
circles In Santiago this is the Pc.
sonnell Of the new ministry;
ln,erior-Antonlo valdes Cuevas.
Foreign affairs-Carlos Moria VI.
cuna
Justice and public instruction j.
Domingo Rivera.
Finance Emelio Orrigio Luco.
War and navy-Emllio Bello Co.
decide.
Industry and public works -nelosa.
rio Pratsbella.
Il Is said that this combination was
formed with the full approval OF the
Conservative party.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Little Rock, Aus. 2L-Two men we're
murdered at q negro plcinc at kendall.
Ark. Saturday Theo Johnson, q
white man. went to the grounds 10 see
why some mill hands dld not 20 10
work While there a negro cut his
throat from ear 10 ear. killing HIM in
slantly Later In the day C.. T.. Gray
had an alteration with the picknlek.
cra and WIS stabbed 10 death.