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this fact is largely due the enormous
death rate among children thus arti-
ficially fed. The uncleanness begins
with the process of milking and con-
tinues until the milk is swallowed as
food. Is 1t not strange that such a
simple lesson of cleanliness cannot be
learned? How many of those who do
the milking take the trouble to thor
oughly cleanse the hands before en-
gaging in that process? How often is
the udder of the cow carefully washed
before milking? To both these ques-
tions the answer could be truthfully
given, "Very rarely indeed" Yet these
cleansing processes should be rigidly
insisted upon.
Germs cannot be removed from a
liquid by running it through a sieve,
no matter how fine it's meshes may be.
Indeed, the question should not be how
to get the germs out, but rather how
to keep them from getting unframed
Motherhood
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Fur Jackets
Reduced to S4S.

Two very handsome Electric
Seal Jackets, splendid imitation oi
real sealskin. In fact, it takes care
tul inspection TO detect the dif-
ference. These garments have
been marked SIS and were splen-
did value at that price. Through
desire to sell them before Christ
mas we have made them S4S each.
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Interesting Facts.

The principles at the foundation
of this store and the methods enl-
= ployed in conducting it should
Z give better goods at least money
! than elsewhere. And they do.
! Right here has been gathered
4 as far as we know the largest re-
tail business in proportion to local
population of any in the country.
1t gives employment to over 900
l people in a city of about 10000
: inhabitants.
4 1t has been gathered on sound
\ principles and as a result OF nearly
"a quarter of century OF steady
4 growth.
Through its Mail Order Depart
ment large sections Of the Pacific
Coast are contributing to its sup
port and adding thereby to the
I trade and importance OF Sacra-
I mento.
I The great business has grown
by building itself up-not by
pulling others down.
The result is that the large sell
ing brings the closest buying and
lowest prices. And that is the
broad business reason on which
the business rests.
q 1t is also giving frst-class ser
! vice to the people of Sacramento
and the State and no efforts are
spared to make it an ideal trading
place from pleasure point of view
as from a money saving one.
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Miss Nellie E. Shipley of Oakland, a
niece of Mrs. S. B. Wood, is visiting in
this city at the latter's residence. Mrs.
Wood gave musicale on Thursday
afternoon in the young lady's honor,
and also l.. A. Larsen, second bass of
the Knickerbocker Male Quartet. The
twenty-four ladies invited enjoyed a
rare treat, as Miss Shipley is noted
cornet soloist, and played several solos.
Schubert's "Serenade'' and robin
Adair' were particularly admired. Mr..
Larsen, who has fine bass voice, IA
vored the company with a number of
solos, among them being TIL Await,
My Love-" and Rocked in the Cradle
Of the Deep" both old favorites. AL
fred joys ''Margarfta" and Longing
for Thee We're well rendered. Miss
May Hickman was the graceful pian-
ist During the afternoon dainty re-
freshments were served in a beautifully
decorated dining-room. Potted plants,
smilax and roses adorned the house.
Miss Mabel Criswell gave an old-fash-
ioned quilting party at her home, 14O1
Fourth street, on Friday evening. After
the quilting" the evening was spent
III IUQSlC diiQ SdtilNS 1Cd4l1i5 liiV CNSlA
ing an elegant repast was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Criswell, Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbits, Mrs.
Harry Wilkson, Mrs. Brown, H. Derm-
ody, Miss Mabel Criswell, Miss Jean
cite Berck, Miss Ada Broughton, Miss
Laura Wilkson, Miss Ruth Tebbits,
Miss Irma Hofelt, Miss Loupe Clark,
Miss Grace Wilkson, Miss Ethel Hofelt
Walter Criswell.
The Folsom Whist Club has reor-
ganized. with a membership of fifty,
and the following officers: Professor J.
=. blanchard, President; Captain r. j.
Murphy, First Vice-President; Mrs. P.
&. Cohn, Second President; Miss
Hattie Levy, Secretary; P. c. Cohn.
Treasurer.
A musical and class social was given
on Friday evening by the pupils of
Mrs. F. A. Lyon at her residence, 2019
/ street. There were a large number
Of invited guests, who greatly enjoyed
the music. The pupils all acquitted
themselves with great credit. They
played with an ease and accuracy that
charmed their hearers. Refreshments
We're served during the evening. Fol-
lowing is the programme rendered:
Duet, Delta Kappa" (Pease), Emma
Scott, Laura Strobel; "Chanson Des
Alps CRyder), Mabel Skelton; In Idfe's
Springtime" O.ichner), Mabel Mier;
duet, Dance Of the Haymakers (Ket-
terer), Bessie Mcfarland, Mrs. T. A.
Lyon; Smiles and Tears" (ShuberO.
Hazel Odell; trio, Dance of the June
Bugs" HoleO. Edna Odell, Estella
Burns, Sadie Towle; "Song of the
Brook" (Warren), Carrie Littlefeld:
duet, "Oberon" Neybach), Ethel Cory,
Maud Green; "The Celebrated Witches
Dance" (Wallace), Hattie Green;
polka, "Rondo" (Haydn), Eva Gravel;
March de Concert" CBohm). Cora. Fv-
ans, Hattie Summers; Drifting
Raf), Emma Strobel: trio. "The Music
Box" (Muller, Blanche Lund Louise
Jurgens, Allen Burr; "Narcissus"
tNevin). Daisy Guthrie; duet, "The
Railroad Galop" CTTeloar), Hattie Pike.
Daisy Guthrie; vocal chorus. Carrie
Littlefield, Blanche Lund, Edna Odeu
Eva Gravel; "Tyroler Heimath"
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The Forum" for December (New
Yoril) has these papers: THE Policy
of Annexation for America" Rt. Hon.
James Bryce, z. c., NJ. P; THE VOL
colt Commission and Its Results" Hon.
James II. Eckels, Comptroller OF the
Currency; Notable Letters From My
Political Friends-III," Senator Justin
S. Morrill,; THE National Guard ana
Our Sea Coast Defense" Captain j. e.
Ayres; "The Present Condition of Eco
nomic Science i. l.. Price; THE Dra-
mas of Gerhart Hauptmann," Gustav
Kobbe: THE Poetry of Nature, "
Charles G. d. Roberts; Railway Pool
ing-From the Peoples Point of View"
Hon. Charles A. Prouty, member of the
Interstate Commerce Commission:
s'Unconstitutionality of the Hawaiian
Treaty" Hon. Daniel Agnew; "A Step
Toward Economy in the Postal Ser
vice" Hon. T.. f. Loud; Liberty in
Teaching in the German Universities,
T.. Eucken; "The Abuse of the Police
Power" Hon. Herman c. Kudlich;
''The Mission of Literature" Theodore
W. Hunt.
"L,ippipcott's" for December Phila-
delphia) has these sketches. stories,
ETC.. with several poems: Poor Chola"
(complete), Julia p. Dabney; Gold
Mining in North America" George
Ethelbert Walsh; WHO Are the
Greeks?" w. A. Curtis; "Dr. Felix, :"
Francis Lynde; Egyptian Queens, :"
Leigh North: "The Club Movement
Among Women" Emily Tolman: THE
Red Light" Joseph A. Altsheler; "A
Forgotten Grace" Annie Steger Wins
ton: Uncle Sans Four Footed
Friends" Charles Dudley Rhodes; THE
Consolation of Gamaliel," Marion Man
vile Pope; Boards and BARRIERS" !"
Francis J. Ziegler; "Some Literary
Shrines of Manhattan" Theodore F.
Wolfe
The December number OF the North
American Review" (New York; presents
these features: why Homclde mas
Incre ased in the United States-I," by
Professor Cesare Lombroso; 'Psychol-
ogy of Golf" DR.. Louis Robinson; The
Census of 1900" Hon. Robert P. Por-
ter; Edmund Burke and His Abiding
Influence" J. O'Connor Power; Eng
lands Absorption of Egypt" Hon.
Frederic c. Penfield, late United States
Diplomatic Agent in Egypt; The
Dream of Navigators.' Captain A S.
Crowninshield, u. S. N; Tennyson in
the Isle of Wight" William II. Ride
ing; THE Engineer and His War En-
gine," Professor r. H. Thurston; "Offi-
GERS in the French Army Albert D..
Vandam; 'sThe National Government
and the Public Health" by DR.. j. H
Girdner, DIR. Alvah II. Doty Health
Officer of the Port of New York; and
DIR. c. NJ Drake (Chief Surgeon of the
Southern Railways; THE Legality OF
Progressive Taxation" Max West;
How tc Reform Our Financial Sys-
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Clean Cows Milk.

1t is terrible thought, nevertheless a
true one, that If the cows milk fed to
babies were only clean. thousands and
thousands of little lives would be
spared each year. But the milk, in
the majority of cases, is not clean. To
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MANUEL DE CAMPos SALES.
The Governmental Party's Candi-
date for President of Brazil.

The coming Presidential election in
Brazil bids fair to be of exceptional in
terest. The Government party has
chosen Governor Manuel Ferraz de
Campos Sales of San Paulo as their
candidate for the Presidency. The OPP
position party has chosen Senator
Lauro Sodre Ex-Governor of Para, for
the same office 1t is believed the Gov
ernmenta1 party will win.
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A Great Scheme.

Il am very happy to say that my wife
| never reads about any of those sensa-
tional murder trials
How do you manage it?'
Il always tear Off part of page, and
so she puts in the day hunting for what
she thinks / was trying to hide from
her."
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DR.. Manuel FerraZ de Campos Sales
is now in his fifty-sixth year, having
been born in San Paulo, February Ii,
1S41. He graduated in law in 1864,
but while still student, in 1862, he had
already gone into politics as a news
paperman. In 1865 he married D. An
ma Gabrielle, an estimable Brazilian
lady. Since his election to the Com
mons in 1884 his popularity has con-
stantly increased, both at home and
abroad. Governor SALES and the pres
ent President, Prudente de Moraes,
We're the first Republican members Of
the Commons during the time of the
Empire. He has held many important
offices and travelled and studied in Eu-
rope, having large acquaintance with
European statesman.
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lChildren's
Elder Down ClOaks.

We have probably twenty STYLES
to select from in Children's Pretty
Eiderdown Goats. Some are vel
vet trimmed and other styles with
angora fur. Colors are cream
pink, red and baby blue, also a
small assortment of dark colors ir
sizes for to 5 years. Prices ST Is
to S. IS.
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Sequence.

Your daughter doesn't take much
after her mother
NO, the old man unused. Which
ever of them gets the first whack at me
takes substantially everything. New
York Journal
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Mondays TO-
Price,, IL
tereSted

What stock OF toys in that big
salesroom across the bridge!
We didn't appreciate ourselves
what perfect preparations we had
made for the holidays in goods
and service until yesterday (Satur
day..
How you poured in upon us and
how we'll you seemed pleased with
the way that we met your de-
mands!
Like an unabridged dictionary,
what you seek you find. What a
saving of time!
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We Offer MondaV,
Boys Toy Trucks.

These Toy Trucks are entirely
new this season. They have two
small wheels and two long ham
dies, after the style of the trucks
used in business houses and In the
railroad freight depots.
Large enough for boys 2 to 6
years old. A we'll constructed toy
like this cannot last long at the
price we name, so call early if in
tereSted.
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Novelty Dress Goods.

We are carrying a much larger
stock than usual at this season of
the year in fine Dress Goods. Par
ticularly good things can be had in
olive, new green, purple, blue and
brown in the latest materials
shown at 75c and ST yard.
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Alligator Valises
for rlen or Women.

Handsome Valises in the new
club shape and OF real alligator
leather. Finely finished and trim
nings of solid polished brass. Cow
cred frames and leather lined with
new Vienna shaped handles.
Twelve inches long, 81; IA
inches, 81 SO; 10 inches, S..
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Don't steal another mans good name,
even if your own is worn out.
Don't raise Your hand against your
husband-broomhand are plenty.
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A Lost Opportunitv.

Why weeDs the woman comfortless?
Her hands why doth she wiring?
The papers fun of bargain ads
She doesn't need a thing.
Chicago Journal.
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Mems White Silk
Initial HandkercfiefS.

Made OF smooth, even, white
silk, full size, well finished hem
all around and a handsome en-
broidered initial in the corner.
Splendid value at soc.
The record-union., 1897-12-12

A weak-minded man is usually the
most head-strong
The record-union., 1897-12-12
A Few Left.

Black Tyrolean Walking Hats,
the latest shape, wide satin ribbon
trimming, can Still be had at 97c
each.
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Monday, $50,
Holiday Sale
Fur and Feather


This will be a comprehensive
sale OF fine neckwear, including
Feather Boas, Fur Scarfs, Short
Capes, Tippets and Fancy
Feather Collars, etc. Specially
attractive prices will be made for
holiday gifts.
LOT Entire stock of Stylish
Short Fur and Feather Capes,
such as astrachan, gray krimmer,
muffloon, electric seal, Persian
lamb, stone marten, Baltic seal
and black marten. We cannot de-
scribe each style, but suffice it to
say these desirable short capes are
much in demand. Present prices
are So so to SIS each. AS special
inducement to Christmas BUYERS.
and the fact that we do not intend
to carry over any of these gar
ments, the following prices have
been made.
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Hawaiian Annexation" A. c. James.
''The Arena" for December Boston)
has these papers, besides the depart
ments: What / Want for Christmas"
Robert G.. Ingersoll; Christmas, the
Human Holiday" Rev. Minot J. Saw
age, =. D.; Santa Claus-A Poem,"
James Whitcomb Riley; '"The Aryan at
Christmas" John Clark Ridpath; "a
Seance With Eusapfa Paladino-Psy
chic Forces" Gllustrated), Camille
Flammarion; ''The Influence of Hebrew
Thought in New England Charles S.
Allen; Priest and People, E. 7. Har-
grove; Immigration, Hard Times and
the Veto," John Chetwood, Jr.; "The
Founder Of German OPERA" B. c.
Flower; ''The Truly Artistic Woman"
Stinson Jarvis; Poor Fairly Rich
People" Henry E. Foster; Shall the
United States be Europeanized? John
Clark Ridpath; Hawaiian Annexation
From a Japanese Point of View" Kei-
jiro Nakamura; "A Political Deal-A
Story" Eliza Frances Andrews; plaza
of the Poets: Glad Tidings; the Yule
| Log" Clinton Scollard; How to Get
an Article into a Magazine" the Edi-
| tor.
The first edition of the Christmas
number of "McClure's Magazine" CNew
York; will be third of a million cop
| les. 1t will have a special Christmas
cover, designed by Charles L. Hinton,
and will contain pictures by F. S.
Church, Charles Dana Gibson, Ernest
C. Peixotto, Corwin Knapp Linson, and
other of the best-known artists as we'll
as reproductions of some famous paint
lngs appropriate to the season. Rudyard
kipling, Anthony Hope, Charles A.
Dana, Robert Barr, Ella Higginson,
Bliss Perry, w. Il. Stead. and the dis
tinguished Asian explorer, Dr. Sven
Hedin, will be among the contributors
to the number
In view of the late Charles A. Dana's
exceptional gift for expressing his opin-
ion of individual men freely and ex-
.plicitly, there will be much curiosity
to see the December number of NC
CURE S, wherein, as the publishers an
nounce, we are to have Mr.. Dana's
Judgment on the Generals in Grants
army before Vicksburg. These judg
ments We're formed immediately in the
field, and most of them were originally
written therefrom, in private letters to
Secretary Stanton. 1t is safe to proph
esy that whatever else they may be,
they are such as to leave the reader in
no doubt as to their import.
The Engineering Magazine for De-
cember (New York;, besides being law
ishly illustrated, has these contents:
National Differences in Labor Hand
ling Methods" Hiram s. Maxim; Ship
Building as Productive Industry in
Great Britain James McKechnie;
The Importance of Supremacy in the
Iron Trade" j. Stephen Jeans; Status
of the Water-Tube Boiler in the Amer
lean Marine" w NJ. Mcfarland; "The
Tall Building From an American Point
OF View." A. D. F. Hamlin; Modern
Wharf improvements and Harbor Fa-
cilities," Foster Crowell; Cost Keeping
Methods in Machine Shop and Found
ry," Henry Roland; "The Failure Of
Legislation to Enforce Railway Com
petition" H. T. Newcomb; Standards
of Practice in Electric Elevator In
stallation,' P. r. Moses.
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IWeinStOCk, Lubin C Co.. 4OO-4I2 X ST., Sacramento

tem," c. B. Farwell: advantages of
Hawaiian Annexation" A. G. James.
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Bed Spreads,

Utu OPI1uuo'
10-4 Bed Spreads, Marseilles pat
terms, Csc each.
la Bed Spreads, Marseilles pat
terms. Regular price, 81 %. Monda.
only Csc each.
White 11-4 Bed Spreads, extr;
heavy, 81 9S each.
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Pillow Cases, etc,

45-Inch Pillow Cases, ready for
use, 10c pair.
45-Inch Pillow Cases, fine quality
cotton, 25c pair
Hemmed Bed Sheets, 81 inches by
80 inches, 45c each.
Hemmed Sheets, 80 by 1914 inches,
Soc each.
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WILSON'S EXCLUSIVE
) DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ECONOMICAL
H0USEKEEPERS

should not fail to
take advantage of the many
special bargains we shall offer
in our Domestic Department
Monday morning.
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Muslin.

36-Inch Lonsdale Muslin, sc yard.
36-Inch Marblehead Muslin, a good
heavy cotton, 41ac yard.
36-Inch Roman Stripe Percales, of
excellent quality and just the thing
for fancy petticoatS, lie yard.
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Sale Prices, S3 go, S4 81,
ST so, $40 and S22 so.

LOT 2-Will consist of Black s
and Colored Ostrich Feather Boas +
and Fancy Fur Neck Scarfs as !
follows:
So 9S Black Ostrich Boas, reduced
to 50 so.
SO 80 Imported Hackle Curled Boas,
reduced to 50 %. J
So Black Feather Capes, reduced
to So 10
81 80 Black Feather Capes, reduced
to 81 81.
So Gray Chinchilla Boas, reduced
to SO 90.
So 80 Electric Seal Boas, reduced to
S4 81.
so 80 Black Marten Tail Clusters,
reduced to 81 30.
S13 Real Ostrich Boas, reduced to
$11 -.
$40 Genuine Stone Marten Head
Scarfs, reduced TO S13 10
S25 Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs, I
reduced to $16 80. 4
Sacramento
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-18
"McN ulty's VISIT.

Among the many new Irish comedies
which have been launched forth this
season and scored an emphatic hit, is
"McNulty's VISIT" with their celebrat.
ed Irish Comedians, Ferguson and
limerick, who made 'McSorley'sTwins,
"Finnigan's Ball." and "Finnigan's
Courtship'.
These popular comedians are sur
rounded by a strong company of pretty
soubrettes, graceful dancers, funny
comedians and is the most richly
dressed comedy on the road.
"McNulty's Visit" was constructed
for laughing purposes only, and those
who attend next Saturday evening will
not be disappointed in witnessing one
of the most pleasing attractions OF the
season.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-18
Morrison's "Faust."

Morrison's company of players will
produce the magnificent spectacular r
production Faust at the Auditorium
Monday, Nov. 90 1t is difficult to
speak of this big spectacular drama
with its multifarious features without
appearing to be extravagant in the
use of adjectives of praise. The pro
portions of tine play are stupendous.
Goethe's story is told with singulary
effectiveness and in dramatic man.
ner. The opportunities for the intro
duction of gorgeous spectacular eff.
fects are grasped with mastery skill
and rare invention and originality
and it is safe to say that such success
sion of beautiful pictures, wonderful
calcium and electrical effects have
never before been seen in this city
| The cast is one of excellence.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-18

The benefit performance given at the
Auditorium Wednesday night was wit.
messed by fair-sized audience and
netted the company snug sum. Ow-
ing to the absence OF their pianist the
performers labored at a great disad'
vantage, but the entertainment was
undoubtedly superior to that given last
week. The audience was in sympathy
with the company and applauded every
meritorious act The work OF the
Japanese troupe was superb and was
highly appreciated.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-18

FINDLAY, o., Nov. l7.-The general
Offices of the Findlay, Fort Wayne
and Western railroad were re-
moved from Ft. Wayne to
this city Tuesday. 1t is believed that
the change is for the purpose OF plac-
ing the officers where they can over
see the work of extending the road
eastward. John Jacob Astor, president
of the road, will be here in few days
to make an inspection of the road and
outline the plan of work on the eXten'
sion, which is to connect with eastern
roads and thus make new route across
the state.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-18
Will Meet November 26th.

The promoters of the new glass plant
project have called meeting OF pur-
chasers of lots for Friday, Nov. Goth, at
one o'clock, in the Board of Trade
Rooms, when a Trustee will be ap-
pointed, to whom the projectors of the
enterprise will give bond for the full
fillment of their contract. The plans
for the new plant are now in the
hands of the architects and it is ex.
pected that ground will be broken for
the erection of the buildings inside OF
six weeks
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-18
OVERTURNED STOVE
Causes a Panic In the st. Xavier Parochia
SchooI-Severai Children Hurt.

Causes Panic In the st. Xavier Parochial
SchooI-Severai Children Hurt.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 17.-There was a
panic in st. Xavier's Parochial school,
on Sycamore, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, at 10 a. m. Wednesday. The
cry of fire was followed by the widest
confusion. The stove in the parochial
school had upset, and pandemonium
reigned for few minutes.
Some of the children jumped from
windows and others were trampled
down by those wild to escape. The
teachers were powerless to restore or
der for nearly ten minutes, A still
alarm called Companies and A. ano
the fremen helped quiet the children
The property damage is slight. Severa
of the little ones were hurt.