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The record-union., 1897-09-14
AnnarentIy Safe.

She was tall, she was thin, she was
angular, she was homely, she was
dressed in execrable taste. and she was
as unattractive a female as anyone ever
laid eyes upon; but she was timid. She
came into the car and examined us fur
lively with her weak and watery eyes;
then she sidled up to the seat half-oc-
cupied by the quiet man.
Are you married?" she asked him,
earnestly.
''Yes, ma'am,' he replied, wondering
if she was crazy.
DO you love your wife?" she de-
manded.
''Yes, ma'am," he replied, blushing,
and convinced that he must humor her.
You'd die before you'd hurt her feel
ings?"
yes, ma am meekly.
do you belong to the Y. M. C. A. p
Yes, ma am
do you believe in helI?"
E'Yes, ma'am."
do you g OTTO church regularly?"
Eyes, ma'am."
"Have you a mother?"
Eyes, ma am"
"Would you disgrace her?"
''Ye-I mean, no, ma'am.''
"Have you sisters?''
"Yes, ma'am."
"Would you bring the blush of shame
to their cheeks?"
'No, ma am
and what is your business? Are
you a drummer"
mo, maam. I'm a minister of the
gospel
would you be torn apart by wild
horses before you would do anything
to disgrace the cloth?''
''Yes, ma'am.'
well" she said, with a sigh of re-
lief, 'I guess I dare sit beside you to
the next station Alexander Ricketts,,
in Life.
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Of that time the first thought Of the
trades came back to them, and still
lower price than the lowest point Of the
opening range was brought around,
without much business passing. The
Liverpool market was from Id to 112d
lower, the receipts We're heavy, the
quantity on ocean passage was 562, ,0OO
bushels larger for the week, an in
crease Of somewhere around 100000
bushels in the visible was looked for,
which expectation was subsequently
fulfilled.
After the receipt of the visible sup
ply figures. which showed $4,000
bushels increase, the market had a
very severe weak spell. December re-
covered to 9584 during the first hour.
It acted uneasily for some time, and
until the near the time for the an
nouncement of the visible figures it
gave evidence of further weakness.
Then, however, the market became
down to 9315 like the hammer on
pile-driver. Closing cables reported
from - to 20 centimes lower at Paris
and Antwerp unchanged.
The report Of thirty cars being taken
lOE EAbOnI anu CldllIlS OI OdnldSe lO
Argentine crops by locusts tended to
bring about rally later in the ses-
sion, and under covering by early sell
ers recovered to 941s@9414, where it
closed.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The decline
in wheat to-day left prices sc below
the highest point of last week, and
&c lower than the close on Saturday
Speculative sales ran up to 1850, 900
bushels, which represents a moderate
days business. Weakness was en-
cOuraged by the million bushels in
crease in the visible supply, fair adj
dition to the local stocks, heaviness in
all foreign markets and light export
demand. Local houses and foreign
ers sold most of the day, the latter
taking a leading part. In the late
afternoon there was some rallying on
buying against puts and moderate out
side demand, stimulated by the firm
ness III corn.
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DEBS' FOLLOWERS.
Loudly Advocating Murder, Arson
and Rebellion.

CHICAGO. Sept 13.-Meetings Of the
various branches of the newly-organ-
lied Social Democracy were held last
night. to discuss the recent Hazleton.
Pa. tragedy, and some decidedly lurid
language was indulged in by the
speakers. Resolutions We're passed by
Branch No. 2, which contained the fol-
lowing:
THE blood of an idle aristocracy is
the most convenient medium for nour-
ishing the tree of liberty An eye for
an eye, and a tooth for a. TOOTH for
every miner killed and wounded, a mil
lionaire should be treated in the same
manner The millionaire class is re-
sponsible for the slaughter on Septem-
Der 10th, and we regard the torch as
the most successful weapon to WELD
against them
Fitzgerald Murphy. President of
Branch No. 2. made a speech in which
he saio: The miners should carry
arms and use them, too. The time has
come to meet force with force. 1 should
have told them to shoot to kill. 1 would
kill twenty millionaires to-day"
Strong condemnatory resolutions
We're also passed by Branch No. 1, and
some flrery speeches were made.
t. z. Quinn said: 81 will not carry
a musket. I will carry a torch and a
knife, end 1 viii carry both as far as I
can"
Leroy NJ. Goodwin, f. V. Debs' right
hand man, and a director of the Ma
tional Board of the Social Democracy,
in a speech said: 'T would attack
property with the torch; I would de-
stroy their fine palaces. Let us rebel
when men are shot down as they were
in Pennsylvania"
Several Indignation meetings were
held in the Polish quarters and reso-
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sSaXlIllIssSg ) 81 a!lls1ls
Banquet or ParlOr [ Lamps.

New and artistic designs in the
Tall Gilt Lamps that have become
so popular. At our low prices
they are quite within the reach OF
all.
There are over fifty styles to Sc
lect from. One or two special
numbers we quote as follows:
Fancy Gilt Lamps, fitted with
No. 2 central draught burner, pro-
vided with tinted and decorated s.
inch globe. So so complete.
Decorated Porcelain Banquet
Lamps, fitted with fancy globe to
match. Sc to So Is.
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G1l3E 1! EIS|I!l I! 9 ] & I lI;{E s : . u 3
Royal
Worcester CorSetS.

1t is not every corset that is
right, and upon the right corset
depends much comfort Of mind
and body.
The Royal Worcester Corsets
are as near corset perfection as the
nineteenth century has attained,
and we have them in SO many
styles, SO many sizes and SO many
prices that we think we have just
the right corset for every woman
in Sacramento.
At random we mention a sum-
mer corset of light weight drab
material, many wide bones in
front, two side steels on a side and
a splendid fitting corset. 81 25.
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IChildren's
Sleeping Garments.

Every mother knows the trout
bic and worry sleeping child
causes by kicking off the bed COW
erings and leaving the body ex-
posed. A practical sleeping gar
ment has been invented which ov-
ercomes such dangers. 1t is a
knitted garment, completely COW
ering the limbs, feet, etc, and with
cuffs that may be drawn down
over the hands and fastened. The
fabric is Of heavy gray knitted cot
ton, smooth and soft to the skin
and easily washed.
For ages to 2 years, soc. Ages
4 to 6 years, 6oc and 7oc. For s
years, Soc.
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New
Fall Underwear.

There is a tingle in the air that
tells unrnistakably of the change
in seasons that has already taken
place. Those who are ready to
buy warmer underwear will find
us fully supplied with the new fall
and winter weights.
At random we mention in union
suits Women's Heavy Gray Knit
Suits, buttoning across the breast
in the new way, soc. Some with
a little wool intermixed, ST and
81 so, according to quality.
Union suits all wool OF fine
quality So 50.
In Women's Vests and Pants
for fall wear we have a large stock
bought direct from the makers.
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TOO MUCH FOR HIS SPOUSE.
Amusing Family Scene Witnessed
on a Street Car.

She boarded a Wabash avenue car
at Monroe street. She was large and
raw-boned and mannish, and she look
ed like an advocate of woman suffrage.
She pumped down into a seat at the
rear end of the car, and her dignity was
undisturbed until Congress street was
reached. Then she caught a side
glimpse of the face of a little, wiry,
red-he1ded man who was calmly pc
rusing a newspaper a couple of seats
ahead
She stood up and gazed at the back
of the small mans neck for a couple of
minutes, and then she signaled to the
conductor to stop the car. This was at
Harrison street. Then she flounced into
the street with blood in her eye, strode
forward to the seat where the little
man was reading his newspaper,
mounted the footboard, and screamed
in hysterical tones:
Henry"
All the passengers in the car started
and gazed at the mannish woman, but
the little red-headed man simply re-
moved his eyes from his paper long
enough to give her a glance of mild
surprise. Then he calmly proceeded to
absorb the news again.
"Henry!'
The little mans eyes once more
shifted slowly from the paper to the
mannish woman.
Well" he remarked, in small and
gentle tones.
You miserable wretch You left me,
didn't you? Deserted mel Oh, Tll-Pl
I ought to call a policeman and have
you Put in jail the rest of your life,"
and the mannish woman gritted her
teeth in apparent anxiety to get at the
small and mild little man.
Look at him." she continued, as she
shook her fist at him, while the pas
sengers stood up and watched the little
scene with interest. Look at himl The
conternptible-looking little sneak! Oh,
I'd like to have you
The little mans paper had dropped to
his lap and his expression of mild sur
prise had changed to one of profound
annoyance. Between his legs was an
umbrella of weighty and ancient build.
He grasped this firmly and half rose in
his seat, the corners of his mouth
drawn tight and his eyes fast losing
their mild expression.
"Ohi Hold himi Don't let him hit
AAiN- l VI Ai0HN y CiA , sane sup lIlllI'
The mannish woman jumped a good
six feet from the footboard of the car
and lifted her skirts with both hands
as she scurried to the sidewalk ana
took refuge behind a little group OF
citizens that had been watching the
scene on the car.
A faint smile spread over the coun-
tenance of the small man with the red
hair as he resumed his seat and quietly
picked up his paper again. Then the
conductor rang the bell and the car
went on its Way.-Chicago Chronicle.
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WeinstOCk Lubn G Co. 4OO-4I2 x Street ,SaCramento.

gentlemen, ''however, that, had Senator
Bacon gone to Hawaii he would have
come back an annexationist. Do you
know that every person who sets foot
in Honolulu and travels through the
islands leaves there with desire to do
all in his power to annex them to the
United States?"
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Useful Articles in
Liberal Size Packages
At Low Price of lOC.

Salts of Tartar for cleaning the
scalp.
Rochelle Salts, mild cathartic.
Bi-carbonate of Soda, pound
packages.
Powdered Alum, pound pack
ages.
EPSON Salts, pound packages.
Powdered Sulphur, pound pack
ages.
The following are harmless
tooth preparations.
Prepared Chalk.
Precipitated Chalk.
Chalk and Orris.
Camphorated Chalk.
Cold Cream for chapped hands
Spirits of Camphor, Ioc.
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Fish=Net Drapery.

Our new lines of fish nets for
sash curtains are the prettiest we
have ever had, and if you are in
terested in such goods, it will pay
to come and see them. The
prices range from I21c to 25c.
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This week our stores will remain open evenings until o'clock
Mems Golf Shirts.

Mems Colored Soft Bosom
Shirts (golf style) to wear with
white collars and cuffs, have be-
come an everyday necessity. They
are as comfortable as negligee
shirt and as stylish as dress shirt.
We have plenty OF them here in
plaids and stripes, not too pro-
nounced, but correct in style, at
4zC.
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Burglars are the great terrors Of
Nine PATHS life at Craig-y-Nos Cas-
tie, and she has had all the window
shutters fitted with electric bells, which
start ringing at the slightest touch,
while. by the same machinery a gun is
fred and a number of dogs are let loose
in the grounds. Special watchmen are
told off every night on "round'' duty.
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Mems Hosiery.

If you haven't all the hosiery
you need you may be interested in
our Seamless Balbriggan Half
Hose for men at Ioc and 25c pair.
Plaids, stripes and figures in
Lisle Hosiery at soc pair.
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Two
Suits.

Mems Black Cheviot Suits,
with round or square cut double
breasted sack coats, fall and WIN
ter weights, at 81 so. Also dag
onal Worsted Suits, iron gray col
or, with double-breasted sack
coats, at SIS. We also have this
suit at same price for very large
men wearing 40 to so inches chest
measure.
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A Methodica1 Man.

Just as Virgins was ready to leave
home The other morning to go down to
his Office, his wife said to him:
John. 1 wish you would stop at
Blank & Co.'S department store and
have them to send me up three yards
of goods to match this sample
'All right" said Virgins. reaching
for the sample. How much will it
cost %
L don't remember exactly" replied
his wife. It's % or 40 cents a yard"
But ] must know the exact cost" he
persisted, "or l can't stop for it. am
in a rush this morning to get down to
the Office
But what difference does it maker"
asked Mrs. Virgins. about knowing
the cost of the goods to the penny?"
A whole heap Of difference" snap
ped Virgins. 1T will save my losing
a couple of hours waiting for my
change. Ohio State Journal.
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For BicYClists.

Mems and Boys Sweaters in all
the leading colors and styles at ST,
81 so and 81 so. Also Bicycle
Stockings and Footless Hose at
soc to ST pair.
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Dotted Swiss.

Novelties in Dotted Swiss, 40
inches wide. Some with corded
edges and some with fancy stripes.
I23c yard.
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Kid Belts.

White Kid Belts, latticed with
two rows of narrow black velvet
ribbon and finished with kid COW
cred buckle. Special value at 25c.
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lutions passed, condemning the shoot
ing of the Hazleton miners, and ap-
pealing to the United States Govern
ment for protection
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"Dinah" and ''YGIIOW Yid" Dolls.
New and Novel Toys.

"Dinah," a colored cook. Her
position would indicate that din
ner is now ready, as she appears
with frying pan in one hand and
dinner bell in the other. Press
the spring and Dinah rings the
bell, and at the same time grace
fully moves her head, keeping
time to the music. Her costume
is of red muslin, with white polka
dots, with a cap and neck scarf OF
yellow. Price, 25c.
We also have at the same price
a similar toy, "The Yellow Kid,
in appropriate costume.
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Dress Goods
Remnants.

Owing to large selling we
have an accumulation of Dress
Goods Remnants. Heavy reduc-
tions have just been made in the
prices of these short lengths with
a view to selling them quickly.
They are of special interest just
at this time, when short lengths
are being sought for to make
girls school dresses. Many OF the
lengths will also do for wrappers,
separate skirts, waists, etc. The
assortment is very large, includ-
ing all sorts of fancy plaids, dark
and light mixtures, ladies' cloths,
cashmeres, plain and fancy
Weaves.
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Plush CaDeS.

We are showing all the new
styles and lengths in Plush Capes.
They come beaded, braided and
plain; some with Thibet trimming,
others with dark brown fur.
One of the special things is a
Silk Plush Cape of the celebrated
Salts brand. This particular gar
ment is of medium length, the
deep collar, fronts and bottom
trimmed with Thibet fur. Price
So so.
Countless other styles, 81 rs to
Cor each
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Souvenirs.

Dainty little fancy shapes in
Bonbon Boxes of real China, dec
GRATED in colors and gold. Suita-
bic for candies and small articles
such as collar buttons, hairpins,
and also for vaseline, etc. Prices,
I4c and I9c.
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1t was summer.

1t is announced that Sarah Bernhardt
intends to play in London the title
role in Hamlet" IF her attempt is
crowned with success-which a Partisan
critic thinks is certain-she will play
Hamlet" in Paris next winter.
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Lovely Cut Glass.

The very latest cuts and
shapes in Cut Glass for wedding
and birthday gifts, etc. Direct
from a great manufacturer.
Cut Glass has been sold at very
fancy prices in Sacramento, and
for that reason has been beyond
the reach of many who admire and
appreciate its beauty; but we hope
our new prices will help to change
all this.
Lead=blown Glassware.
Beautiful new things in Table
Ware of 1ead-blown glass, which
as you know is more brilliant and
serviceable than ordinary glass.
Plain Tumblers, SOC dozen, n,with
handsome etching, 75c. Mineral
Water Tumblers, soc dozen.
Lemonade or Punch Glasses,
with handles, new shape, 81 40
dozen.
Berry Bowl and six Fruit Sat-
'cers, 65c.
Hardware.
Hand Saws, 4oc. Disston's
Hand Saws, 81 IS, and ST. 50.
Hatchets, 45c.
Hinges, Sash Locks, Screw
Drivers, Padlocks, IOc, I5c to SOC.
Burglar-proof Door Bolts, I5c.
Galvanized Wire Clothes Line,
IS feet for I5c.
Meat Cleavers, family size, zoe.
Screw Hooks and Eyes.
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TO CURE & COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gists refund the money if it fails to cure &c.
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Modern Revenge.

From the pale face of the young man
a single drop of perspiration fell upon
the bosom of his dress shirt, sputting
it's inmaculateness with a period of
despair. Even SO, although more list
lessly, the last leaf falls from the tree
in autumn.
'HThen there is no hope"
81 have done my best to persuade you
that there is not
"And you kept me at your feet mere
ly for Your own amusement"
The naughty beauty smiled.
you fiatter yourself" she answered.
"Of late you have not even been anus
ing"
The young man rose unsteadily.
'I go" he said, fortunately recalling
the proper thing to say, "but we shall
meet again
"I hope not" she answered.
Tt was summer.
The naughty beauty sat in her room
at the summer hotel in bitter solitude
and remorse.
For they had met again.
And he was the only man who was
staying at the hotel.-Boston Budget.
The sun., 1897-06-13
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easyie,t iha iu.'.l ,pas:e, z ~uG1t aavs .rfnpad
bean tarrrd 10 play tas L;s Iad sagI,t laVs
eGuan i-nsait n t-a1tI.E1sa a. anca. II cnn-
lnua Inst tlaniinG WOuLI Ia Al tlrrH A0th AZ ar
aar1sa. Ha guI.d prdhAhly aav4 lst tina eIaA
ssta ai!aninE ssntE slr aim : vHnat aIs'lraiy
.eat a spua;1. InL Z Il wauld nAEA All tna reat u
tina srI,:kL tlr T-Z, AhiNtnE rhaS even IrIsr
haat alIlts tha ntsCAka Il paaatag tha tarnnt
trick niEht aaga tAEsi dvs Sricka BY paAsfnE
cha thtgd, asCaAt II tirC;nx hinSaic -nIa Tia
advantageous DaaiEinn-
Trick rh:a trump .eai 10 certainly Al srrur.
bat Z aAa lstt \ lnEa e " .Gh aIa aWn HIiE IN
sarAhliAheft, cha whule dlsImcn1 suit isriarsd
AGAINST am. And dn!y n4nne ssna..s - .sIi,
u piAytaE .sn flrNSart Eanc- Ea should Aaga
saIlhilAhaf tho ca N gnasE "a the dianlnnGtA
rhrs sauId lAvs Esysu f-E sIghE triGEA
fFirS }. Eala - most extraordinary Gssmrd.
Why anU Lhe small sraEtA
rst:k l. Ia nlialad by tho dtsaSGrf At trick S
II IA h1td kauW1 - .aat gigh VI niEhE aGlll
have nads srtEkS an LA RAaIL "a ah.acr b
The sun., 1897-06-13
AMERICA ATOAPPEARAGAIN
ZEE SoTED FACET TO GO EyTo coz
MINSEoS THIS SEASON.

Ps-ts ~ ths nhsssyE 80 1-g nsesusasa
THsa ntth>vtS nave Nss AporsFs1 ~
Prtns - sss~y 90 Wsr preE8 go Css-
ssru<tisa - ss@e 90 shs cs~ruupssSesrA
VITA the anzouneruent that Psal Batter vin
put the grand old schooner America In eumris
sion again this year co0ss . fsS fsets n refer
enc, 20 shs inception and eonstructioa Of the
noted rrafs They have never osen printeA
and foe them rHK sCS - indsetsd to W. II
A. Brown Of this cfSy. who has IN his posr
session the original letters sent 20 his father By
George L Schuyler. In which &c win Be seen THAI
the story that has been generally accepted rviar
tive to the origin ot the America must te mod
lied 60 . considerable extent. and the truth WIN
De a xrsas surprise to gosily uunbsr who
have felt interest IN the yacht and her history
As a matter Of tact. there ts scarcely q stick ot
the original erafs In her A. the present TINA
She has eeen rebuilt piecumsal Af vario1s timess
great care beinz taken To preserve the original
usS,tsL unsil a few years aSo. when . new and