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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: ]. N. Pickering, u. S. A.
Ben j. Schmidt, Luding Stein, NJ.
Ranges. New York; H. G. Weisbrod,
Craig Montgomery, Dave Dumas,
Theo. Thomson, William S. Wallace, c..
P. Bailey, Newton Phillips, San Fran
cisco.
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Old Trustees REELECTED.

AT the election held in Reclamation
District 900 (Andrus Island), on Sat
urday, the former Trustees were re-
elected. They are Henry Myers, George
A. Knott and z. H. McGrath.
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THE BALTIMORES NEXT.
The Gilt Edges to Face the Eastern
Cracks on Thursday.

The Gilt Edges will try conclusions
with the Baltimores the winners OF the
pennant of the National League last
year, at Snowflake Park on Thursday
next, Thanksgiving Day. The local
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tonight, Monday, Nov. 22d,
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A comic opera by J. Cheever Goodwin.
Music by Woolson Morse. The cast in
cludes Charles Dickson, Harry Clay
Blaney. Harry Allen. Lucius Henderson,
Bert Tbayer, Anna OKeefe. Mabel Bouton
and thirty others. Original New York pro-
duction. A host of pretty girls. One hun
dred nights in New York: 80 nights in
Boston: six weeks in Philadelphia; two
weeks in San Francisco baldwin The
ater). Prices-50c, 75c and 81. Seats on sale
all day
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Don't forget the great turkey shoot to-
morrow at the American River rifle
range.
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1t is thirty-two bites now that Glad
stone gives each mouthful before swal
lowing.
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SMOKE
A. ]. STEVENS CIGAR.
Sold Everywhere.
Made at 71O K Street.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Vehicles-Baker & Hamilton--Hardware.
Carts, Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons, Balm
Farm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
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WATERHousE & LESTER.

Qncorp0rted.)
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATE
rials, Hardware Lumber Iron. Steel and
coal. Horseshoers' and Blacksmiths' Sup
plies. s09. III. I13. 715 ] street. Sacramento.
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SPECIAL low rates on palms, ferns.
umbrella plants, begonias etc. Bell Con-
servatory Co.. Nursery Tenth and Y.
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Save money by buying your tea and
coffee Of j. LIcM srry. 531 H.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by mill
ions of mothers for their childen while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and
is the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Fof
sale by druggists in every part of the
ucrld. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle. MWF
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Half gallon clear pressed glass
pitchers, % cents.
Half gallon imitation cut glass
pitchers, 80 cents.
And there are more-but you must
see them.
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j STREET, NEAR EIGHTH.
Wines and LIQUORS.

A full line Of the celebrated Cresta
Blanca Wines
Famous Brands and Favorite Vintages
-Sauternes, Reisling, Clarets. Zin-
fandels, Burgundies, Sherry, Port,
Angelica.
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Earned runs-Gilt Edge. 3 Two,base
hits-Walker, J. Hughes. Stanley; ley. flrsd hasd
On called baIls-Of Harvey. /; off Har-
per. U g. Left on bases-Gilt Edge. 2;
Stockton, 2 Struck outTBy Harvey: lo'
by Harper 4. Hit by. piteher-W alters.
Wild riJches-Harper, i. Time OF game,
] hour and 80 minutes. Umpires, Chase
and Fisher. Official scorer, J. W. But
Ter.
The standing and PERCENTAGE OF the
teams in the California League are
shown by the following table,
Teams. Played. Won Lost Fc'-
Gilt Edge ........ ~ ec .
Stockton ......... 900 20
OlymDicS ....,. Zh0 3As
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In the heart of
the china store
is a table full
of glass pitch
erS.
n o m a I Z er
how tickle your
taste, it's pref
ty sure to be
suited.
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City Finances.

Following is the report of City Auditor
Young for the week ending Saturday, No
mn nlA4a1. Ia,
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Laules correspondence paper,
J ruled, with varied floral designs in
corner, put up in neat box with
decorated cover. 13 cents per box
] Oh 20 sheets and envelopes.
, same as above in four tints. but
, without floral designs. 10 cents per
oox OF % sheets and envelopes.
Same in plain white, with no dec
orations, q cents and 4 cents ner
ooS OF % sheets and envelopes.
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Why 1t Came.

Now that prosperity has returned there
will doubtless be differences Of opinion as
to the cause of its coming. Some will
give all the credit to the tariff, and others
will claim Wall street doomed wheat and
brought prosperity just to help Mark
Hanna in Ohio. To be honest in the mat
ter, we think the chief cause of the return
OF prosperity is that the time had come
for it. The human mind can't stay bent
in one extreme position for more than
three or four years at time, and the re-
action must needs follow. So prosperity
Is with us. AS helper to this reaction
is the feeling that the tariff and money
standard are settled for four years at
least. 1t does not matter nearly so much
VIII ether we are under the Wilson bill OF
the Dlngley bill as it does that the agta-
tion is over and we have something GER
tain for period of years.
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The Florida Klondike.

With stories of the Arctic placer fields
filling pages of the daily press; with the
Klondike fever running at its height;
with thousands struggling on the lonely
way to the Yukon; amid all the talk In
club, and counting house, on the streets
and in the home, of the new Elderado of
the north; of long silent winter unbro-
ken save by the occasional fall Of icy frag-
ments from their frozen sOlitudes-amid
all the dreams Of wealth to be wrested
from the regions of glacier and aurora,
Florida unfolds her bosom to soft sea
winds, courted by tropic sun, to ripen
the gold of her oranges, to mellow the
pineapple and to impart the aroma to her
tobacco-Klondikes amid flowers and
song.-Citizen.
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WELL. SAID.

Says a Nashville special: There was
was quite an exciting session of the Ma
tional Race council, which is composed of
negroes, to day. w. H. Council, of Ala
bama, was elected temporary chairman,
and in his address said:
"The frequency of violence to women Is
alarming. We cannot stop to argue the
nice points as to the cause of the coming
of these incarnate fiends into a race hith-
erto with absolute immunity from them,
nor have we time to plead that they are
not the trusted servants of our southern
homes, nor can we stop to appeal from
Judge Lynch to the majesty of the civil
laws, but we must stamp out the crime.
Sufficient for us is it to know that
these crimes are committed by negroes,
to make us hang our heads in shame, and
go in sack-cloth and ashes. Let us re-
store that sense Of security which white
women felt fifty years ago in the presence
of our fathers, under any circumstances,
amid the most forbidding environments.
We must make the humblest white wom-
an in the remotest and widest presence
of a negro man as did angelic Eva alone
with her Uncle Tom.
"Let us make the white woman Of this
land, and of all lands, feel that our black
arms are ever ready, backed by hearts as
pure as truth, as guileless as babes, to de-
fend their honor; that we are willing to
throw our black bodies between them and
their assailants, and shed our blood to the
last drop in protecting them and hunting
down and executing these brutes in hui
| form"
This language aroused the ire Of many
delegates, and after long wrangle, q
; resolution was adopted declaring that the
accusations were injurious and request
ing the chairman to qualify his remarks
The chairman refused to make any
qualifications, saying he had spoken the
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Letter From Mr. Bryan,

Law Of Supply and Drmand Regulate
Wheat and Silver.
st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 4.-The st. Louis
Post Dispatch tomorrow will print let
ter from William j. Bryan, the first ut
terance after three month Of travel and
observation during the return Of prosper
ity. Among other things he says
wheat has risen because the foreign
crop has been exceedingly short. =,
1.-The fact that silver and wheat have
parted company will cause no dismay to
those who understand that the! law OF
supply and demand regulates the price OF
Nothing can better disclose the weak
ness Of the Republican position than tn,
5oy manifested by the Republicans owe
events for which their Administration
,nd their politics are in no wise respon
sponsible. 80.
IF the Republicans desire to claim ere
I, FOR the high price OF wheat they mus
assume the responsibility for the famir
in India"
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A Modern Heroine.

/ know girl, with sparkling eyes
And checks just like peach.
And lips that many lover tries;
Nor finds them out of reach.
Her curling hair is very long,
Black as any jet,
And o, she does not think 1t wrong
To smoke cigarette.
Her tiny feet aud ankles trim,
And dainty little hands
Attract the miscellaneous him
To matrimonial bans.
Although her age you try to guage,
BY laws of average
You'll find it true, what'er you do,
Never have her age!
She flrts at times, and sometime bets,
And, though misunderstood,
At length great reward she gets,
Because she's really good.
She never eats and only sips
The very choicest vines;
But yet in Obtuse problems dips
And to free thought inclncs.
You'll never find her here below,
However you may look;
Because the creatures do not grow
Except within book!
| -Eychan
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The United States.

This irrepressable nation is all pervas-
I've. and If our flag does not float in every
harbOr 1t is loved by somebody in every
spot on the face of the earth where clvili-
cation sets her foot and men congregate
business or pleasure, for study or curiosi-
ty. And whenever one Of the members of
this great political body has his toes
crushed by King or Kaiser, by people large
or pirate of low degree, thrill runs thro'
the whole like electricity through the
wire, scorning distance, ignoring difficult
ty, and despising danger, while from pop
ulous city and fragrant wood, and tenn
fields comes back demand that Old Glo-
ry must guard all she covers-that she
must protect all for whom her stars shine
and her colors wave.
THE American people have never failed
TO make this demand upon theirrepresen-
tatives when a case arises to justify it.
Are we so unreasonable as to demand
that for which we refuse to provide the
means. Are we so poor in spirit or in
purse that we are unwilling to pay for
what we need?
Shall the United States take her place
among the great nations OF the earth as
confidently as she asserted her indepen-
dence, and as manfully as she has main
tanned her right to the rank she assunedG
Can she do this without navy?
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A home paper is in no sense a child of
charity; it earns twice oyer every dollar
it receives, and is second to no enterprise
in contributing to the upbuilding of a
town or community. Its patrons reap far
more benefit from its columns than do the
publishers, and in calling for the support
of the people of the community in which
it is published it takes no more than in
all fairness belongs to it, though it often
times receives much less.
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A writer in lie JOur of Paris wants

A writer in lie Jour of Paris wants
America to join the alliance with France
and Russia entered into recently. No,
thanks. America prefers not to, at least
the United States. We're all right as it
is-we couldn't use the French or the
Russians anyhow-so what's the use. II
they want more company let them apply
to some tumble-down nation like Spain.
Pensacola News,
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FLORIpA'S SHIP CANAL.
Articles of incorporation Filed In New
Yolk.-St. Augustine to be the
Eastern Terminus Of 1t.

New York, Sept. 3.-Articles have beel
filed with County Clerk Porroy for the IN
corporation of the Florida TRANSFORM
sulsr Ship Canal company. The chie
incorporators are Robert May Cahali
Freeman II. Baldwin, II. Bolet Peraza
consul -general for the Greater Republic
/ OF Central America In this city, Benjamin
F. Cromwell, and Francis P. Fleming
The capital is s75,OO0,OOO
The projectors have in mind the ouiiu
ing of a ship canal and railway to con-
meet the Atlantic with the Gulf. the ca
nal will be of sufficient capacity for the
passage of ocean-golng vessels.
Consul General Peraza said:
"The new canal will be Of great adVah-
fage In the defense of the country III case
of an international war. as well as Deihs
OF the greatest commercial benefit In tunes
Of peace. 1t will shorten the time for
vessels going to Texas or Mexico py three
DAYS The waters around the southern
coasts of Florida are very treacherous'
owing to the numerous currents. Allthis
danger will be done away with.
I'VE expect that Il, 600 tons Of freight
will pass through the canal each year,
and even light tolls on this will make the
enterprise pay. We have applied for the
charter and vii probably get itnext month
As soon as it Is issued we will begin work
"Mr Caffall, our civil engineer, has al
ready surveyed the ground, and all ar
have been made to push the
work."
The consul-general further said that
he harbor of st. Augustine would be the
astern entrance to the new canal.
The width of the water way will be 200
eet through its entire length, and it will
e deep enough to allow the largest ship
o pass through. 1t will probably be
bout five years before the canal is fin
she'd
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Mark Hanna, his Mark.

Last year 1t was Mark Hanna who run
up the price of wheat just to elect his old
friend Mckinley, president; later he caus
ed famines In India and Argentine to
hold the price up and help prosperity
along, and now just for an outing as it
were, with congress off his hands, he has
started gold boom in Klondyke to help
him carry Ohio in an off year, and ulti-
mately to crush the poor with a single
standard. Great are Dianna of Ephesus
and Mark Hanna of Ohio for evil in tho
minds of those who toll not neither do
they spin, but weary the highways and
byways with their presence while chew
ing their cud, talking and splitting at a
mark, and declaring with profane vehe-
mence that prosperity has not returned
till at last they are washed away with the
tide and become under another form what
they are now. bubbles Of air on the bosom
OF the food. Mark was at Duluth on his
yacht last month, and took occasion to
raise the price Of potatoes about half a
| dollar bushel over last year. This may
take the starch out of silver syndicate
collars that so many IS to 1ers wear,-for
every ounce OF silver is produced by the
rich, while the poor man can dig and own
gold,-but we shall haveto put up with
the wilted appearance Of the calamity
crowd till potatoes drop again. Then, too
Mark has touched the King OF Dixie with
his magic wand, and from ."away down
south in the land Of cotton, cinnamon seed
and sandy bottom" comes the shout that
the horn Of plenty has been spilled upon
a long suffering people and distress has
passed away. Az last Mark pinned for rest
from his labors, and behold the demand
for pine doubled up and the price of lum
Der and labor felt gentle riso. Thus W,
might go the whole rounds OF the marke
and see how Mark has marked 1t, but ev
cry professional loafer WHO'S a great han,
with scythe by the winter Preside, an
/ q heap big injun with an AK In the sum
mer shade, knows all about Mark withou
our exploiting his satanic attributes. II
edits the price current for the uniycrs
and delights In chasing the free silve
= jack rabbit pops that always jump high
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-09-11

Canada says we must not say Klondike,
but "Troandke." But whose boss Is
Canada. anyhow? Anybody can spell an
Indian work as many ways as Shakes
peare spelled his name, and no indian
ever objects.
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An increase of nearly sl5,OOO,0Oo in the
public debut during August justifes The
Worlds observation that Uncle Sam has
not yet felt the wave Of prosperity. When
this sort of thing happened under Dem
ocratic Administration, how the Repub-
lican papers did howl.
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W. G. r.. u.

The following from the st. Louis AdvO-
cate Is worth the consideration of all
thoughtful people. e.
According to the Brewers Journal,
British capital to the amount Of s91, 202,-
$50 is invested in 70 American breweries.
As the average annual dividend on these
investments is per cent, American beer
drinkers send 5,472, 1863 out of the country
as their yearly contribution to the income
OF foreign capitalists.
A like sum spent for American produc-
ed necessaries of life would help the re-
turn of good times, with or without the
advance agent of prosperity's'" assist
ance.
80
One man who possesses the courage to
cast a persistent vote against the gin-mill
is OF more value in helping to solve the
liquor problem than whole brigade of
those who simply profess that the saloon
is a bad thing, and stop there.
80
A little boy led policeman the other
day to house which appeared at first to
be deserted; but at last a little girl APP
peared at the door and said that she kept
house for her father and two little broth
cts. She is only ten years old. II am all
alone today" said the child; papa is
drunk and has gone away and sold lots OF
the furniture" On examination 1t was
found that the father was only few
years ago a well known Wall Street bro
ker and member of the Stock Axchange.
He married beautiful girl out OF splen-
did family. whose parents gave her 9
present OF $40, 900 on her wedding day.
This money aud all her husbands has
been spent in saloons. A month ago she
died. and the husband has been drunk
nearly ever since. Who can compute ths
waste that has gone on in that home! Nc
wonder the prophet exclaims: Where
fore do We spend your money for tha'
which is not bread and your labor for tina
which satisfyth not?"
Mrs. r. A. FOSTER.
Press Reporter.
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sentiments of his heart, and II more in
tellectuality was poured into. the judg-
ment of his hearers, they would admit
that he had spoken the truth.
Council was unanimously elected per
manent chairman, and the body proceed
ed to business.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-09-11

A great suit is going on in California,
says an exchange, to decide whether the
owner OF the hen owns the chickens, or
the woman that bought the eggs. In
Florida it would be the coon that first got
into the coop, but the California Judge
has reserved his decision.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-09-11

Whenever the Legislature is In session
or some half-fedged demagogue wants
an office, fire is opened up on the rail-
r ads and the progressive newspapers OF
this state VIII some of those big talk
ers help the roads and the papers now to
bring people and capital to Florida.-Ex.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-09-11

est on the third bound. Altogether he Is
man of mark. Beware. 0 croaker, his
Buckeye swath Of Joy. For prosperity
follows his trail.-Bedes Budget.
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letter, salt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to these diseases is instantly allayed
By applying Chamberlain s Eye and
SKIN Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. 1t
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box :.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-09-11

The queen regent of Spain will receive
the new United States minister, General
Stewart l.. Woodford, on Sept. 18th.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-09-11

Or. Cady's Condition Powders, are
Just what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put {;
horse in prime condition. Price q
cents yer package
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"hen Won wan, hill heads, Letter
heads' envelopes. or any hind OF job
'u' write the BANNER Tor prices.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Dernniihtes.

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