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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

Portland Oregonian: We think the pre-
tended organization OF the house, without
a constitutional quorum. a farce. This
seems TO be the opinion OF every person
whose judgment in matters of this kind is
worth consulting. The question whether
the members have a right to absent them
selves Is another question. 1t Is a very
grave matter. But when the people are TO
be deceived, misled or misrepresented on
the very gravest questions, their repre-
sentatives may judge for themselves as 10
the measures necessary TO protect them
from deception and misrepresentation
Away with these tsrgiversations! 1t is
right of the people 10 know where their
servants stand on great and vital ques-
lions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
CEATTLE THEATER-
y Northwest theatrical Association
PAU h Hyner. Resident Manager
Telephone. Main A..

rv,s theatrical event Friday ard sat-
.raax, utghts. Jan - and % Bargain
-.sfI@ss Saturday. Best seats. eli parts
-nrIre~ adults &Ac. children &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
Io-~uh Grfsmers Phoebe Davies,
iii nANpTS.~

a. 4sssr excellent company. ManaFe ment
Wm a Brady. Presenting firsI time
ssrs sutton Eans's great play.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

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Mrs WILSON'S Scotatas syrup has been used FOE
ever so years ~ millions Of mothars for their chill
eren whis teethlng NTH perfect success 10 s0otAes
tbs child aoftsns the sums aHays ali pain, cures
wiad cole and is the best remedy t0s EIarfaoeA
sola by draxgisis q every part OF tns world he
sure and ak tor ~kirs. Winstow's soothing syrup"
and take no other kind IS cents q bottle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08
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BON @tIItam G1arse mafteIl.
@rites &apitel.
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elmer fleinen 2anbipiBe, bic zine tur5e Strede
IN bic Sal pOn 9p6nep binausragte, itanben
3tpei WGnner in angelegentlt9em @eIprd9.
Sur 3eit bieier @ei9i9te mar nod feline
Spur bon benz gepaltigen rGirtulareN uab"
por6anben, Der beute bic 8ut bon @pbnep
umi9lieBt. Die laoenben urb l0i9enoen
S9iffe fanben bamals unterI 9lupF in 1o=
g%enannten Greets, langen, tiinftli9 bergeitea=
ten uferetnl bnitten, in oenen iie M Pfd6len
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in btefer Monbna9t pie @oltenmafen ien@
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gerten.
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aagemeinen Silberslan5e 10 f4pdAli4 ME
@liibniirm9en.
@ines bieier lebteren @9iffe befano ii6
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baft, pie cine li@te Nebelnolfe, elm grpBes
@Oni4iff, bas iOeben bic Gunge 5abrt bon
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an bemielben bpriiber. Ginige Minuten fpd=
ter puroe bas iiber Der 8di lagernbe S6tpei=
gen unterbro9en, 5uerit bon benz @erahel Der
our9 bic Giienflifen fabrenben Mnfertetten
uno odnn our9 bas Derbalenbe S9reien 1uno
Singen Der S%eeleute, bic Die Segel aufgei.ten,
bic i'm MOaOli6t gu aerftieBn unb gu berz
f9tpinben i9tenen.
@s mar ae6n u6r. Bon Der @taot Der
pertunbeten bies in berI 9pimmenben SlGnz
gen eini9e &ir9enubren. Die @loden Der
S9iffe nubmen bic &unbe auf unb oerbreiz
teten ie t%peiter, unb cine tur5e 3eit lana
erfiiate Elm algemeines @etlingeI bic bis6er
10 ftGe Mpnbna9t, t9eils nGber unb lauter,
tbeils ferner unb f9pd9er, in ben greefs nis
brauBen in Der 8ai, balb bDber, batb tiefer,
nber INNER melobii9 pie @eiitermuiif. 6ier
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Boot iiber bic glatte, leu9tenbe Jtutb, UNI
paat unb beslsitst bon pbOsphOrgefunteI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08

Den 8efdnntmd9ungen in ben 3titungsn
8ufOlge battle bic rQueen" f9on brei 8o9en
Dor ibrem pirtli6en NusGaufen in See
ge6en folen. Ser 9runh Der 8era1ge<
rung mar bic @9pisrigteit, Matro1en gu
~erlangen unb bic bereits angemuiterten
feftaubuIten. Die l1nOO13dbIigteit i6rer ge@
fabung ftel I'M 10 mebr tns 9etpi9t, ais
man in ienen Sagen nod feline boppeltsH
Marsraaen fannie unb bic S9iffsarbeit
OemeemGB mebr &rdfte beanipru9te, aIs
6eute.
Der &upttdn tpuBte fi9 f6GisBGi9 Dor l1ne
9ebupo taum 3u fafen. @intge Der Pafaz
gtere badtsn 19on ernitGi9 baran, i9 mad
elmer anoern 9feiiegslesenbeit mad europa
un5ut6un. Gum Slid fir bic Queen"
u6er befanben ii4 ale iibrtg.n S4tffe in
berielben i4limmen Gage. @nbli9 mar es
Dem Steuermann ~gelungen, bic uotbtpens
bigfte MannI9aft auiammen3ubringen, oerz
tpabrlpite, 5erlumpte, oertpmmene Subiette,
bic Der 9unger aus ben 9olbfeloern 9etriez
ben bate, bic idon felt LANCER 3eit nt6t
ms6r puBten, mas es bieB, Die RG9te uutsr
Dad unb Sad unO in 8etten %3uaubringen.
I'm gu ~berbinbern, baB bic ni9t AUDI nod
buoonliefen unb Derf9panben, tpGbren6 Der
&apitdn beim 5riibftiid faB ober berSteuerz
mann ben proDiant m~uiterte, mari man bic
Srpfen an 8olHpert los, lieB bus 9ungipiq
bemannen unb in t~perieen Minuteu elitt bas
190ne S9tff unter tpenigen Se9eln unb pOr
elmer lsiGten 8riie nu9 benz &nterplaB binz
aus, mo es gegenpdrtig lag.
Gm ~folgsnbeu Sage, Nu9mittags atpei
l1br, trat bic Queen" lire Reiie IN. Sbr
8etimmungsort tpar 9onbon. Man bate
berausgere9nst, baB file bic 5a6rt bortbin in
finfunbIieb5ig Sugen ~3uriidIegen tuiirbe.
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mu9t, 19ne1er als bic 9ampfi9iffe iener
3eit bies gu tbun bermo9ten.
Der @irb mar giintig, Der 6immeI blau
unb ftar unb Die 2uft bur9gIibt bon benz
auitraliI9en Sonneni9ein. Nm Mprgen
bate Der &apitGn feline &leiberoorrdtbe auf=
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f9sn muBten, nit neuen Nn3iigen auseetat@
tet, 70 baB iie nun i'm algemeinen re9t ans
ftGnbig riubergtnsen. Ser Preis Oieier Nuss
riiitung purbe Dem gonto iebes einasInen
our Qaft eeI6rieben. Sic batten felt LANCER
35eit Jun eritsnmal pieoer regelre9teS 9laf=
ftdtta1 ge6abt, Johann Elm menf9enpiirbisss
Srii9itid 9enofen, unb II tumen tie ii1
tpieber etpas meni9enGbnli9er Dpr, ais BIS
Der. Weit Eautsm @sIan9e tDanben Tie ben
Qnfer auf unb ba9ten babel an Die @enife
Der Civilization, bic i6nen am 3iel Der &eiis
pintten.
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Articles of incorporation.

Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the office of the Secretary OF
State as follows:
Man Lee Union Club. Formed to
promote sociabihty Principal place
of business, San Francisco. Directors
10 Five, How Wing. Wong Vow.
Wong Ho, He Ten, all of San Francisco.
Alaska Gold and Copper Mining Com
pany. Principal place of business. San
Francisco. Directors-John Farrell.
Cornelius Reilly. p o. Mcdonald. O. J.
Humphrey. II. j. Knowles, F. S. Grif-
fifth, II. n. Humphrey all of San Fran
cisco. Capital stock. 100000 Stock
actually subscribed, $1,000.
Nellie Mining Company. Principal
price of business. Stockton. Directors
L. Oliveri, Geo. e. Wilhoit. Frank e.
Lane. Marion De Vries. w. f. Johnson,
all of Stockton. Capital stock, $50,
600 Stock actually subscribed, S5.
Yukon Mining, Dredging and Lumber
Company Principal place of business,
San Francisco Directors-Erastus F.
Seward. Harry f. Lamar, Mason e. Al
len. Alameda County; Frank Lawrence
w. w. Allen. Sr., San Francisco. Cap
ftal stock, 100000. Stock actually
subscribed, $1,000.
Schelswig Holsteiner Verein. Form
ed to promote self culture and social en-
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ROADS, ROADS, ROADS.
The Song That Is Generally Sung
to the Supervisors.

At yesterdays session of the Board of
Supervisors the bond of E. E. Barry, in
the sum Of $500. for the construction
of a trestle on the upper Stockton road,
near the Costumes River, was present
ed, filed and approved
County Treasurer Greenlaw submitted
his report for the month of October. The
report shows the sum on hand October
1st to have been $65,4S6 6S: received
during the month, $l4,S17 20; total
SS0,303 81; disbursements, So, ,S04 IS;
balance on hand, S27, ,499 90.
DELAY ASKED FOR.
Geo Mcintyre of Grand Island asked
that the building of the piece of road
on the lower end of the island be de-
layed a short time until he could have
time to put in a couple of flood gates.
Placed ON file.
NEW ROAD WANTED.
A petition was received from resi-
dents of Road District No. for a road
in Swamp Land Survey $50, over the
lands of George A. Knott and the Hen
ley estate.
The petition was placed. on file, and
J. L. Aldrich, A r. ]. Reynolds and
County Surveyor Boyd were appointed
as viewers to lay out the road.
A MCSS-GROWN PETITION.
A. Marengo and Wesley Long of Gait
appeared before the board and asked
that road petitioned for nearly three
years ago, east of Gait, be ordered
opened.
The report of the viewers was read
showing that the route runs along the
line of the James Whitaker estate, the
lands of James Short and others. The
! estimated cost of opening the road was
| S460
BAD BIT OF ROAD.
| G. H. Cutter, NJ. NJ Harding, Dan
McCarty and other residents along the
J-street road between the city and
| Brighton appeared before the board
and asked to have about a half-mile of
the road out that way improved by
removing the gravel and substituting
crushed rock.
4 Supervisor Curtis spoke in favor of
/ the proposition. He thought the
crushed rock from the County Jail could
/ be put on the road, and later on a top
dressing of the Folsom rock. In his
opinion the cost would be perhaps
$1,000. The road in question was in
very bad condition last winter and re-
ally ought to be improved.
! Chairman Jenkins suggested that the
matter be referred to Supervisor Cur
lis to investigate and report TO the
board. in the meantime not to expend to
exceed $500 on the work.
Supervisor Mclaughlin thought the
! members of the board should go out
and examine the road
| 1t was decided that Supervisors Cur
It's and Mclaughlin should go out and
inspect the piece of road in question.
| The board will meet again at 10
O'clock this morning.
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is the weapon with which she couquers her
world. Almost every woman believes that
she possesses at least some one attractive
feature and strives to make the most OF that.
But mere regularity of feature IS not the
most attractive form of beauty.
Mankind is more Influenced by the bright
glowing vitality of perfect health A classic
cast of countenance will not make woman
attractive and captivating, If she Is pale.
thin, weak and nervous, or has a pimpiy
complexion or unwholesone breath.
These complaints are due TO imperfect
nutrition. The digestive and blood making
organs fail to extract the needed nourish
ment from the food and the liver is too slug
gish to cleanse the blood of bilious irnpuri-
ties. The entire constitution becomes weak
and poisoned
The only perfect autidote for this state of
things Is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. II gives power TO the digestive and
nutritive organs TO make an abundance of
pure, Tich, highly vitsiized blood, which
perneates the whole system with the sweet
ness OF purity the beauty of womanly vigor
and animation
1t creates solid, healthy flesh and natural
color clears the compile xion; dispels wink
les rounds out the form and imbues the
whole physique with the irresistible natural
magnetism of perfec; health.
Miss Julia Ellis. Of Faith. Mclean Co, Ky,
writes: After suffering for long while with a
lingering disease was advised tntrv T1r piercets
medicines took seven bottles of' the Golden
Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription
and found relief Life IS now no longer burden
to me. lweigh i2o pounds. A year ago weighed
o. pounds shall praise DR. Piercess medicines
wherever / go feel better than ever before.
MY health was very much impaired and / feel
that owe great deal to your wonderful rnedi-
zines. truly believe they saved nv life thank
you for the advice which you so kindly gave me
while taking your medicines"
The record-union., 1897-11-04
Weather Reports.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest tempera lures
yesterday to have been 65 and 46 de-
grees, with gentle northerly winds and
clear weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday We're 81 and 10
degrees. and one year ago to-day - and
10 degrees.
The average temperature was 56 de-
grees and the normal IS degrees. show
ing yesterday to have been = degrees
cooler than usual for the 3rd of No
vember.
The wet thermometer at ; D. m, was
~ degrees. being Is degrees cooler than
the dry thermometer at the same hour
The percentage of moisture in the air
at a. m, and ; p. m. was 63 per
cent. and 2S per cent as against 90
per cent. and II per cent at CORES
ponding hours on Tuesday.
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Price List of the J-Street Bargain
House lthe Old Red unnseN

Mems 25c f1eeced lined Jeans -nittens
for DC; lot of mems heavy suspenders.
l0c; mems cotton and wool socks, sam
pie lot for DC, 10c and 15c; mems leath-
er gloves. 20c; lot Of dark gray heavy
flannel, 121ac yard; mems wool blanket
lined Duck coats, 81 10; ulsters, 81 10:
heavy cotton gray blankets, 75c and
9oc; ladies' - - well-made black
dress skirts for 81 40, in all
sizes. The largest variety of ladies'
and children's trimmed hats, newest
styles, can now be seen on special sale
show window tells lot. Walking hats
and cowboys, children's u. s. 5. hat
bound with patent leather and band,
49c. Ladies' extra quality heavy
flannelette wrappers, size 36 to A.
81 %. Give street a show.
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tertainment Principal place of busi-
ness. San Francisco. Directors-John
Schleemann, Chas. W. Arp. Curt Both,
r. Rohde, Chas Buch, all of San Fran
cisco.
Mozart Club Formed to promote So
cial intercourse. Principal place of
business. San Diego. Drectors-John
R. Seifert, Henry Till, Henry Schmie-
der. San Diego; Henry Woods. John
Icke Lakeside
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EXPLODING LAMPS.
Two Fires That Originated From
That Cause.

Some Japs occupying a house owned
by +. Kelly on the corner of the alley
on Sixth street. between Fl and |, left
lamp burning on Tuesday night, and
at an early hour yesterday morning
it exploded and set fire to the room.
The Japs piled out in a hurry, each
with his roll Of blankets, but the fire
was extfnguished before much damage
was done.
The fire last evening was also caused
by lamp exploding in the residence
of c. Falkenstein at 1925 Sixteenth
street. The damage amounted to only
about so. Mrs. Menke is the owner
Of the building
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AT AUCTION.
Ten Thousand Acres to be Sold in
MERGED on the 9th

McAfee Brothers of San Francisco
real estate dealers, announce that on
Saturday, the 9th instant, they will sell
at public auction by order of the exec
utors of the estate of j. W. Mitchell,
10000 acres of land in Merced County
The sale will tz.ke place at the town
hall in Atwater, in that county There
will be a free barbecue at noon, and
the sale viii commence at | o'clock
p. m An excursion train on that day
will run from San Francisco and way
stations.
The land is said to be well adapted
for fruit, grain, alfalfa, sugar beets,
sweet potatoes, etc.
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BY DEFAULT.
Judgment in Favor of M. A. How
ard for Nearly $4,000.

Judge Johnson yesterday granted
Judgment in favor of VI. a. Howard for
50, 800 on a mortgage. S2.35O interest
thereon, $50 taxes and costs. against
Ellen Baker, George E. Bryan, H. c.
Bryan, f. J. Bryan, j. H. Bryan, An
ME Bryan Horner, All Wing, All Deck.
Leonard Warner w. S. Kendall, Tere-
sa E. Bryan and VIM Baker.
These parties are all defaulting de-
fendanss in the case of Howard against
Bryan and others. Oscar S. Flint was
appointed Commissioner to sell their
interest in the property in question on
filing a bond in $4,000.
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HIT BY A BALL.
The Cause of the Death of Young
Herman NicoIaus.

1t has been ascertained that the
death of Herman Nicolaus, which oc-
Cured on Friday last, was caused by
an injury received some days before.
While playing baseball he was hit in
the abdomen by a swift ball. He did
not tell hrs parents nor the doctor of
this, and the latter concluded from the
boys symptoms that 1t was a case of
appendicitis.
Had the youth lived another day an
operation would have been performed
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Was Provoked to Do It.

Jerry Sullivan entered a plea of gull
ty in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing to having slapped a boy on Tuesday
night Sullivan stated, however, that
the boy was a dissolute character and
had persisted in demanding money from
him until forbearance ceased to be a
virtue.
Justice Davis suspended judgment
and allowed Sullivan to go.
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Granted a Nonsuit.

Judge Hughes yesterday granted
nonsuit in the case Of Catherine Cham
bers against Andrew Eizer for 81 600
damages alleged to have been suffered
by her in consequence of an accident
while moving a house. The defendant
was represented by r. L. and w. II.
DeVlin
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Pianos for Everybody.

The great success We are having with
our fine pianos, of solid antique oak
case, standing four feet and six inches
high with full iron plate and three
pedals, speaks wonders for this piano.
which we now sell, including scarf and
stool, for $3.50; pay $40 down and Sc
cure one. Pommer's Music Store, cor
ner Ninth and j.
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He Escaped Easily.

II cost Win j. Davis just SO to find
out that he couldn't beat f. +. Pana-
baker for School Director in the Eighth
Ward His report of election expenses
filed with the City Clerk, shows that he
paid 50 TO the Democratic Committee
and 50 to the Citizens Committee
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Granted a Divorce,

Mary I.eeth was yesterday granted a
divorce from Robert Leeth in Judge
Johusons court.
The defendant was sentenced to the
State Prison two years ago for mur-
derous assault on his wife, and this
fact was introduced in evidence. w.
w. Rhoads was plaintiffs attorney.
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Change of Judges.

Governor Budd has appointed Hon
a. j. Buckles to hold court for Hon.
T.. f. Gaddis, disqualified, in the mat
ter of the estate of Mary A. Blake
deceased, which will come up for hear
ing on November 9th at Woodland.
Yolo County.
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Hotel Arrivals.

yesterday: A. l.. Hawley Seattle,
Wash; A. J. Hammond, Los Angeles;
H. Tuggy, Fl. c. Rick, j. a. Young,
NJ. w knickerbocker, II. II. Hinshaw,
Z. F. Crossett, Gus Wolf, John c.
Shipp, San Francisco; j. w. Garth
waite, Miss II. NJ. Garthwaite, Oak
land
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James Woods Examination.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing the preliminary examination of
James Woods, the fireman charged with
arson, was, at the request of Attor-
ney Hiram w. Johnson, continued until
this morning.
Woods it will be remembered, was
arrested about a week ago, and was
charged with willfully and maliciously
setting fire to the barn of John Muir.
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Scandinavian Ball.

AT Pythian Castle this evening the
Scandinavian Benevolent Society will
give its anniversary ball, for which
extensive preparations have been made.
F1eming's Orchestra viii furnish the
music.
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S2OOO@oo

You say you can't afford to
waste a cent" and yet you buy
weak-cheap and alum-cheap
baking powders that wasteyour
money or help run up doctors
bills.
Ask your grocer about SeAI-
Aug's Best.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco 227
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County Clerks Fees

During October the fees received by
County Clerk Hamilton amounted to
531 %. of which S53 went to the Law
Library.
There were thirty-eight marriage IL
censes issued during the month.
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Past-Midnight Linuor.

Henry Schaumloeffel, proprietor of a
saloon at Ninth and X streets. on a
charge of selling liquor after midnight
without a special license.
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Just Arrived

A choice car Of grass and clover seed
has just arrived. Send for wholesale
catalogue and save money The Pa
cific Strong Seed and Plant Company,
129 J street.
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Fine mountain butter, 25c ID; gran
ulated sugar, 50 30 sack; bars Royal
Sayon, 25c; ) cans salmon. 25c; 3 mince
meat, 25c; new raisins, DC 10; good but
ter, 40c. Beesley & Son, SIC and 51S J.
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Try McMorry's soc uncolored Japan
tea; E. B. tea, 60c; G. p. tea, 15c; p. F.
Japan tea. 40c: 531 NJ street.
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Prepare for Storms.

Buggy tops, So; storm aprons, ST so;
side curtains. 81 80. A. Meister &c Sons,
910-914 Ninth street, Sacramento.
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prize at Mechanics Fair and State
Fair, 1897.
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Newest fall millinery arriving daily.
Popular prices" Corwin's, COZ j.
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A nice lunch or hot tamale at the Ell
Dorado. S2G or zoos Ninth.
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Have your teeth extracted by DR..
Smiths electrical process; 20 years sue
cessful use Fifth and K streets.
The record-union., 1897-11-04

For Weilands extra pale bottled beer,
81 a dozen. call up Blauth. Tel. 297.
The record-union., 1897-11-04

Coronado water, Stockton sarsapa-
rilla and iron, champagne cider, ginger
ale. orange cider. J. McMorry, agent
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DR.. Weldon. SOC ] street. extracts
teeth without pain; local anesthetic.
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Cali and see our domestic heater. Tom
Scott, agent, 303 ] street
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MARRIED.

is unknown to the run
down, out-of-sorts, thin
blooded, dyspeptic mortal,
and the delight of living
Is a mockery. Emil Frese's
Hamburg Tea puts life into
you by removing these ills.
At Druggists and Grocers.
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See Miss Schubert's want ad.
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Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 35. :
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A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
SUNDAY excepted MONDAY excepted.
T. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Pas. Agent.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
COPPER LEFT OUT.
An Oversight by the House In Pass
Ing the Tariff BILL

Through some oversight during the con-
sideration Of the Dingley tariff bill the
House neglected TO adopt an amendment
TO put copper on the free list which had
been prepared by the ways and means
&C Hmittee. and consequently there is no
provision for copper i'll the bill. Not hav-
ing any special mention copper falls into
the basket clause at y per cent ad va
loreIri- In the original draft of the bill
the MCKINLEY rate OF one cent per pound
on copper was retained. The subject was
brought to the attention OF the commit
tee second time. and as 1t appeared that
no copper is imported into the United
States and some exported the commir1ec
saw no reason why it should not be in
ciooed IN the free list. The clause pro-
Fidlns Tor 1t in the metal schedule was
stricken out by the House. but the amend
ment putting ii into the free list was not
oHefoo- Similar errors have been maze
IN the passage Of every tariff bill, and this
oversight VIII involve no serious conse
correct It ~