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EVENTS ON The TURF.
THE TALENT ENCOUNTERS BAD
LUCK AT OAKLAND.
F1easanton, Aquinas, B. and W.,
Thelma, O'Conne1l and Jack
Martin the Winners.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-the tai
mt encountered more bad luck at oak
and to-day The heavy rain had mace
the track a bit sticky, which kind OF
going is the most deceptive TO form
players. Mrs Shade and La Mascota,
both edison favorites, were beaten
Two long shots finished ahead OF Mrs.
Shade. Pleasanton, the winner. being
as good as 20 to l. McNichols brought
the Fresno three-year- up on the
inside. and just did win. Results:
Five and a half furlongs, Pleasanton
(fcNicholls), 20 to 1, won; Sleepy Jane
(Clawson), 6 to /, second; Mrs. shade
CThorpe). 4 to 5, third. Time-l:1l l.
Sandow Ill, Paso Tempo, Jay Wheeler,
Governor Budd, Mt. Air, Ell Ladrone,
Charlie Boots and Hazel d. also ran.
Six furIongs, selling, Aquinas H.
Martini. 3 to 3, Won; Polish &c. Will
SOM. 7 to 1. second; Myth (PiggotD, B
to /. third. Time-1:1112. Fanny E.,
The Drummer, Emma D.. Dick Behan,
Harry Thoburn, Alma, Ricardo, Sena-
tor Morrill, and VIM. OBJ. also ran.
Seven furlongs, B. & w. (Thorpe), :
to L. won; Lucky Star (H. Martin), D
to l, second; Morinel (NIcNicholls). u
10 L, ltlJIu. Hit o1 Il ibA 4llAN4, DDAi-
ME lone, Claudiana, Al Koran, DR..
Marks, Don Daniel and Castake also
ran.
Mile and an eighth. selling, Thelma
(Gray), 10 to l, won: Palomacita (Mea-
ney), 2 to /, second; Donation (Mc-
Nicholls), 10 to /, third. Time-1:3S4.
Argentina and Song and Dance also
ran.
Six furlongs, selling, O'Connell (Con-
ley), i to ;, won; Don Fulano PiggotO.
10 to l, second; Dunboy (Clawson).
to l, third Time :16A. FIoreanna,
Midas, Lone Princess and Mainstay
also ran.
Five and a half furIongs. Jack Mar
tin (Stevens) 8 to l. won; La Mascota
Oh MARTINI, to 3, second; Los Cerril-
los (Clawson), s to l, third. Tobey,
Captain Reese, D. J. Tobin, Chappie,
Don Garlic and Triumph also ran.
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE
track was very heavy. Results:
Six furlongs, lila won, Oreusa second,
Jolly Son third. Time-1:2 :2314.
Five furlongs, Dunster won, Chiffon
second. Octave third. Time-1:10.
Six furlongs, Uncas won, Vanness
second, Alice c. third. Time-1:23.
Six and a half furlongs, Sligo won,
Tom EImore second, Balkline third.
Time-1 81
One inile, Dockstader won, Viscount
second, Elyria third. Time-1: :541a.
HAMBURG AT MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Hamburg, the
racing stallion, sold at Lexington. KY,
last week, as reported for 100000,
reached Jersey City early to-day. He
was transferred across the bay to Long
Island and taken to Lakelands stables
at Morris Park
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String Beans, 5asc per ib, including Los
Angeles; Tomatoes. 25Q65c per box for
Bay and s. ps,iE psr eFate na. ior Los Angeles
Los Angeles Egg Plant, 12l2Ql5c per ID;
de- Green Psp9fp9rE; 4lse npsl-Hboica per 10
| l$1 25. common. 256f5oc per box; Lady APP
pies 81 5ld2 per box.
Berriess-strawberTJiees5a 8 per , chest for for
| large; CranberTies, SST9 % per barrel Tor
| Eastern and 81 per box for oregon.
| Grapes-20a4oc per box; crate grapes for
shipping bring loc more ian than poXes. soSes
Pears-Common to cholce. 4Vuooc per
| box, fancy. 95cnSl:
Persimmons-250s5c.
| Quinces-20Gi40c per box.
ner box for Navels and sid1 70 for Seed
| iings; Japanese Mandarins,, 75c9I per
box Mexican Lines rspask sdcas1 % SaS foT per
nor, mon to choice and 81 T5a2 Is for fancy
TROPICAL. FRUIT--We quote Bananas. Ban
gs2 per bunch Fss finSfi3Rptes i3e per r. a4 per
DRIED FRUIT-New Crop--Carloads-
Apricots; 5asc per lb for Royal / 56l 5GSc Ter
Moorpark Pruns ass car70ads s7os sazc sgSo ss @
| 9i5M9xe: so-90Fs. 2a21sc: 90-100's, 11aG134c:
Black Figs, in sacks, 2@Sc; Peaches. 80
PPnG Piffed pePfllsn Plu1ns 4a%c pears. 2a5o for
| quarters and 4lE61ac for halves; Apples, 90
e s'1s for ' evaporated and 3lzq4c for sun
RAIsINs : New crop-Carloadss--Two-
crown 2Ac per ID; S-crowna 3$c; =
crown 4l5c; London Layers, 81 1o41 =
per box: SeedIess Sultanas, sc; Dried
u BuTTER sIPSTSi Z = creamery-Fancy, 2ea2et9c
per ib: special brands, higher; seconds,
24d25c. Dairy-Faney, 23c; go9d 3aez,s 70
Pickled-N Nominal Firkin, nominal;
Creamery Tub, nominal,
CHEESE-New, n14d12c; old, le4l1c;
California Cream Cheddar, 1l4l2c; Young
America, 12Gl13c: Eastern, 12al4c
EGGS-California 2302Sc per dozen;
Eastern 1402oc for cold storage; Duck
Eggs, 20d25c per dozen.
POJJITRY-I4ive Turkeys. n@l2c per
ID; Dressed Turkeys, l2QlSe per n; Roost-
ers, SO 1904 for old and s. 3oGt4 FOR young:
Broiiers. 81 5003 % for small and 50 23QS %
for large: F'ryers, So 5004; Hens, SSg4 90;
Ducks. So 50GIl so for old and young; Geese.
81 25ai rs per pair; Goslings, 81 25Gl Y:
Pigeons, 81 per dozen for old and 81 70
GAMELMaiiard. 50; Teal, 81 25; ,sprig,
81: Widgeon, 81 25d1 80; Small Ducks, 81;
Quail. s1ml 1875: Brant, 81 5oal o: GRAY
Geese, 81 so: White Geese. $1a1 %; English
Snipe. 81 7542: Jack Snipe, SlQl %; Hare,
81; Rabbits, S1Gl 90.
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Produce ouotat1nns.

FLoUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, 81 55Si4 So; Bakors Extras 81 30GI4 40.
WHEAT-Shipping Wheat 81 40 per ctl
for No. ! and 81 az for choice; Milling
Wheat, 81 432aM1 Is
BARLEy-Feed, good to choice, S0Gs5c;
fancy. Slz8soc per ctl; Brewing, s1Gi1 03Aa
oATs-Poor to fair. sla1 o. per cti;
good TO choice. 81 07lzG1 1919; fancy feed,
81 I591 20 per ctl; Gray. 81 121aQ1 17l9.
milling, 81 0a!@1l l2ias Surprise, 81 29Q
80: Black for seed, 81 35u1 80; Red,
CORN-Large Yellow. 95aa7lbc; Small
Yellow. 95qsal2e; White. SIl2Q90c.
RYE-EGI 02i@.
MfDDLINGS-S -S20422 20 per ton.
BRAN-s17NIs per ton
ROLLED BARLEY-S1942o per ton.
CLIPPED OAIS-S16i2 per ton more than
the whole article as to quality.
HAY-Waeat, Sl2M14: Wheat and Oat
sllnI9: Oat. si0sll2: Barley, sl0n12 for best:
Alfalfa, sSa9 %: Clover. $Sa9 50; Stock, S
Q9: Compressed Wheat. Sl2Gl4
STRAW-30n40c per bale.
HopS-New I0all4c per 10: old nominal.
ANS-Bayos. s. 40Q2 50. Butter 81 256
/ 20. Pink. 81 409l1 IS. Red, 81 50d1 60; Lima,
81 5o6iI Is: Pea 81 3Oil so: Small White,
81 c5efl So: Large White. 81 15Ml %: Black
eve. 81 S5d2 %; Red Kidney, 81 759f2 %
POTATOES Early Rose, 40Q45c per ctl;
Oregon Burbanks. 5o@o5c per ctls River
Rurbanks, 4en50c per sack: River Reds,
per ctl; New Potatoes, 1l9n2iac per n;
Sweet. 4o6i5oc per ctl: Merced Sweets, COG
75c per ct.
| ABI.ES-Garlic. Sc per 10: Green
Peas, 4Qec per ID. including Los Angeles
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Ex-MINIsTER MCDONALD.
Passed Away Yesterday at His
Home at Lynchburg, Va.

LYNCHBURG, Dec. 14.-Alexander
Mcdonald, ex-Minister to Persia, died
here this afternoon. His death has
been expected for several days. He
was born in Lynchburg about seventy
years ago and has lived here nearly
all his life. He was connected with
the Lynchburg "Virginian' from 1850
until 1892 as an editor of the paper,
and was well known to politicians
throughout the Old Dominion. In 1891
he was elected to represent the Lynch
burg District in the Virginia Senate
and was member of that body when
appointed Minister to Persia. He Wis
tied Europe on several occasions as
United States Commissioner He was
sent to the Vienna exposition and
some years later to the Paris expo
SitiOn
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HALE BROS. 6 CO., 825 10 835 X Street.
BIDS FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

Notice is hereby given that sealed BIDS
will be received and opened on THURS
DAY, December 20, 1897 at 10 O'CLOCK a. IN.
by the Board of Supervisors of Sacramento
County, California, at their office on
street between Sixth and Seventh streets,
Sacramento City, California, Tor the fol-
lowing supplies for the County Hospital, % OF
Sacramento County, from January /, 1oJo'
to July /, 1898, to wit:
CLOTHING.
doz. unlined cottonade coats, 81 to "A.
p doz. overalls. blue, medium weight,
assorted sizes.
p doz. fannelette shirts, q wide by 80
'oi!s - doz. cotton flannel undershirts, per
Il dog. cotton flannel drawers, per doz.
L doz. merino undershirts, per doz.
u doZ merino drawers, per doz.
80 doz. cotton socks, per doz
DRY GOODS.
12 pieces unbleached sheeting, Pequot,
A, e., 10-4, per yard:
8 pieces bleached sheeting, Pequot, A,
Ga 10-4 per yard
Il pieces ticking, Amoskeag, A Z. A,
S6 inches wide, per yard.
pieces of bandage cloth, brown cot
ton, Banner Mills, L. l..
pieces surgeons gauze, Grlswooolne'
8 pieces cotton flannel. Xxx Nashua.
unbleached. 20
10 gross needles assorted, per gross.
gross safety pins, N. p. u. assorted.
gross pins, Wallace & Sons Eagle
II gross 6-thread spool cotton.
] gross linen thread, Barbour's white
J5o lbs cotton batting, White Rose.
20 lbs cotton wadding.
SHOES.
12 doz. mems brogans, to I2.
z doz. mems Issa,1.;n leather slippers tp to H.
doz. ladies' slippers, to 8.
DISHES.
doz. plates, white granite hotel, dou-
BILE thick. 7, and 9 inches outside,
bile thick. 6. !. s. and 10 inches outside
doz piatters, white granite hotel,
double thick, Z, 8. 10 and Z inches out
doz. hotel bowls white granite hotel,
double thick. 90s and 36s.
1e doz hotel coffee cups and saucers,
white granite hotel, handled and unhan-
doz. hotel teacups and saucers, white
granite hotel handled and unhandled.
. doz. jugs, white granite U.s. Us As'
doz sugar bowls. white granite, 2is.
doz. glass tumblers. o., plain heavy.
5 doz beer glasses, handled, plain
heavy, and OF.
2 doz chambers, covered, white granite,
doz. ewers and basins. white granite,
9s
doz. bed pans. No. L
BRUSHES.
9 loz deck scrubs.
doz scrub brushes, No. 4.
9 f3oz shoe brushes, No. 16.
dog not brushes.
? fioz. hair floor brushes, No. II.
doZ. counter brushes. all bristle, No
q doz. mop handles. combination.
GROCERIES.
AS per list in County Clerks office.
BEEF AND MUTTON.
BREAD.
COAL.
Coal. so tons. more or less Bidders
specify quality and name of mine.
TOBACCO.
l5o lbs chewing tobacco. Star, Liggett &
l5o fbs smoking tobacco; bidder furnish
SAMPLES of clothing. dry goods, shoes,
dishes. brushes. coal and tobacco must
be furnished the board.
opened for supplying said hospital with
drugs for one year as per list on file in the
office of the County Clerk, commencing
January /. 1898
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Ry order of said board.
Attest: (Seal) w. B. HAMILTON
d14-10t Clerk OF said boaro.
THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly the coast.
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HandkerChiefs.

Box Handkerchiefs are al
ways acceptable Christmas gifts.
Ladies White Swiss En-
broidered Handkerchiefs, one
half dozen, in pretty patterns, III
very attractive boxes. PRICES,
81 and 81 so box.
Ladies White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, one-half dozen,
in fancy box. 75c, 81 and 81 SO
box.
Ladies White Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, one-half dozen,
in fancy box. 81 so box.
Children's Fancy Colored
Border Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. One-quarter dozen i'll
fancy box, I5c and 25c box
one-half dozen in fancy box, soc
each.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
san Frnncisco. Dec. 14th

San Francisco, Dec. 14th.
SOC: Choiiar. CSC; G c v, 81 25; c Point, &c
G & c. Csc; II & n. 81 80; Justice, pd4cs, S$c S$c
Occidental. 81 20; Overnaa q; ec' Fotosl' 4-ei
Utah, Sc: Yellow Jacket, BIC
Closing Quotations--Alta, 4c: Alpha, 7e
Andes I5c BelcheT 15e sd e. B. 5se 3sc Bull Bull
iar' afe fsonfiderce SIC: c G Y, 81 %; Cor
In Imperial. sr ic: point, 26c; G & G, &c.
II & n, 81 Is: Justice, 29c; kentnek nsl %; 5ci
Je,,4a1 81 %. C}nhir. 5ec: Overman, SC; Po-
tosi 4lc: savage. 2oc: Nevada, .47c; Silver
Hill 2c. Union. 22c: Utah &c; Yellow Jack
et 3nc. Standard. ST IS.
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Ladies' Purses.

A gift always appreciated by
lady is nice purse. Our as
sortment is almost endless. The
very newest novelties are shown
here. Some extra fine value at
SOC, 75c, 81, ST so, So, s. so,
S. and 81 EACH.
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The One Thing Needed.

'I am glad" said the ardent patriot,
that the Russian flag no longer floats
over Alaska
so am T." replied the man who wants
to go, but is afraid. Now, if they
could only get rid OF that cold wave
flag. the country would be all right =
Washington Star.
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Court-Martial at Mare Island.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA court
martial headed by Captain Whiting,
and Lieutenant Perkins of the Marine
Corps as Judge Advocate, has been
ordered to meet at the Mare Island
Navy Yard on the Goth instant for the
trial of Lieutenant Theodore La Fa
vour, u. S. N, lately attached to the
gunboat Wheeling, on charges of scan
dalous conduct and drunkenness on
duty
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A Burglars Confession.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA man who
gave his name as James Noland, when
arrested by the police several days
ago for the burglary of several West
End residences, turns out to be James
Oldham, a graduate of Trinity College,
Dublin. He acknowledged his identity
to-day and confessed that he robbed
the West End homes of a number of
fnillionaires. Oldham came recently
from Boston with a female friend.
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Closing Grain Quotations.

Chicago, Dec. l4th.
WHEAT-December, 9llac; January,
New York. Dec. 14th.
WHEAT-December, 96a4c; January,
San Francisco Dec. 14th.
WHEAT-December, 81 4OA; May,
81 97a4.
CORN-Large Yellow, 95G97i2c.
BRAN-S17G1S.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughters TO Dealers:
BEEF-F'irst quality, 613c; second quail
ity. 5d6c; third quality, 443c per 10:
VEAL-60612 for large and 6Q71zc per
MUTTON-Wethers, 614c; Ewes. &c
per n
LAMB-7@Sc per 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 344Q5@4c per 10
dressed, 5Q534c per ID.
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The Handy Wagon.

The Handy Wagon is a great
thing, fitted with tricycle. pedals.
Iron guide fitted to side. Child
can sit inside and ride without
pulling Nicely painted. Ask
to see them; 81 EACH.
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CITY OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

or by Imprisonment in the City Jail not
exceeding three months. or by both such
line and Imprisonment
Section 5. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet Immediately from and after its pass
age.
Passed November 30. 1896.
CHARLES f. LEONARD
President of Board of Trustees
Approved December ), 1896
C. H HITRRARD NIavOr
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California Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK. Dec. H.-Calfornia, Dried led
steady Evaporated Apples-Common, So
&c: prime wire tray. Sc wood dried prime.
Sl9dSAc; Choice, SIC; fancy, 9a9l2c. Prunes
-3GSc Apricots-Royal, 5qS12c; Moor
park, 9a11c Peaches-Unpeeled, 7GlOc;
peeled, 12G20c.
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Not Satisfactory.

"Our sexton doesn't like the new wo-
man preacher"
what are his objections?"
"He saws she isn't strong enough to
keep the dust pounded out of the pull
pit cover
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
City of Sacramento ordain as follows:
Section l. All cement walks, which may
bereafter be constructed within the limits
of tbe city Of Sacramento shall have color
inc matter introduced into the finish or
surface coat sufficient to give II a dark
slate color
Section Q. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet Immediately
Passed March 2. 1891.
President of Board of Trustees.
Approved March %, 1897.
C. H. HUBBARD. Mayor.
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Large Hobby Horse.

Hobby Horses, painted dap
pie gray, on swinging stands OF
wood, supported with steel
swings. According to size,
prices range at S., 81 so, 81 so
and $40 EACH.
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Janet CarlyIe-Manning Dead.

TORONTO (Ont.), Dec. 13.-Mrs. ia
net Carlyle Manning, sister of Thomas
Carlyle, the author. and the last mem
Der of the family, died in this city to-
day, aged S5 years
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ORDINANCE NO. 457.

An Ordinance Amending Section of Or
dinance No. 2S1, entitled Concerning
Plumbing and Drainage in the City of
Sacramento" passed July q, 1891, by
Providing that When the Board of
Trustees Sees Fit, Direct Connection
With Public Sewers May be Made,
Without Intervening Vault or Cess
pool.
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Board of Tea Experts.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has reappointed
all Of the members of the Board of Tea
Experts established under the Act Of
March 2, 1897.
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NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY BILL.
Measure to be Reported to the
House Judiciary Committee.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE ma
tioral bankruptcy bill, similar in its
substantial features to the Henderson
Culberson bill passed by the House last
session, will be reported to the House
this week by the judiciary Committee.
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Lewis Weaver, aged 20, of Mount
Pleasant. Pa, has just buried his sec
ond wife. which makes the twenty-first
funeral in his family. He has had
twentv-seven children and buried nine
teen of them.
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Sugar and Cream Sets.

Individual Sugar and Cream
Sets, fine grade OF China finely
decorated in floral designs. A
large line to choose from. At
25c, 35c, 4oc, soc and 75c SET.
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HEARD AT THE HORSE SHOW

Whats he doing here?" asked the
hackney of the hunter, nodding toward
Chollie Van Dudkins.
Hes paid to come in, / imagine"
whinnied the hunter. why shouldn't
he Gomez"
"Oh, he behaves like a jackass, and
this is a horse show"
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For heavens sake, Dobbin,' said
the cob with the arching neck. stop
bobbing your head, People will think
you're on bowfng terms with every
body in the place. e."-Harper's Bazar.
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A gas lamp for bicycles mas peen ae-
vised. but. like the electrle lamp, IL IS
big and clumsy. and very likely to get
out Of order. in addition to being costly.
Inventors must try again
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"If that fat groom comes near me
again I'll kick his head off, said the
saddle horse. ''He rode me around the
ring before the judges last night and
weighted my back down so half of 'em
thought l was an equine daschund.''
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Caedmon. the first English poet, is to
have statue at Whitby, where he
lived and died.
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What a long, thin freak that blue
ribbon PAGER was" observed Maude s.
to Nancy Hanks, as. they strolled
through the Garden.
Yes" replied Nancy. "As a matter
Of fact j thought he was golf-ciub
bag on legs when he first came OUT
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Christmas Tree
Ornaments.

Christmas Tree Ornaments in
many new and fancy designs.
Prices range at &c, SC, sc, 73c,
Ioc, I5c, zoe, 25c and $50 each.
Strings ornaments at 21c to IOc
string. Tinsel at SC and Ioc
string.
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Slater Again Tonight.

John Slater announces that he Will
hold another service at the Pythian
Castle tonight.
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ORDINANCE NO. 446.

An Ordinance Providing for Fire Escapes
on Buildings in the City Of Sacramento,
and Providing Penalty for Breach
of this Ordinance.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4s1.

An Ordinance Requiring Cement Side
walks to be Colored Dark Slate Color.
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Black Silk MuffIers.

Plain Black Silk Muflers
made of extra quality surah silk.
ST 25 and ST. 30 each.
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Silk HandkerCIliefs.

Gents White Japanese Silk
Handkerchiefs with initials;
special purchase enables us to
offer extraordinary values at
25c and soc each.
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II know I'm going to win the high
jump" said the sorrel jumper to the
roam.
Not on your life" said the roam.
i've got rubber shoes on"
"Bah-I've been fed for a week on
yeast cakes and I'll rise a mile," retort-
ed the sorrel
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Remember my son." said the thor
oughbred mare to her prize colt, when
you get the string-halt, get it with all
four legs"
why, mamma ?" asked the little colt
Because you will then run a chance
of winning a prize as a high-stepper."
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Acceptable
Christmas Presents.

Fancy Covered Sofa Cush-
ions, japanese Grape covering,
iuffled edges, 25c each.
!, Colored Sofa Cushions, in
denins, fancy scrim and silk
coverings. Some new effects at
81, 81 25 and ST 50 each.
!, Fancy Covered Japanese Tin
sci Headrests, for chair backs.
Ioc each.
. Satin Covered Headrests, in
!, painted floral designs, silk tas-
sells. 35c each.
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Mems Fancy
.Suspenders.

Mems Silk Embroidered Sat
in Suspenders; put UP in glass
boxes; large line OF colors;
suitable gift for a gent. 81 IS
pair.
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Silk rluffIers.

Mems Fancy Silk Muflers in
light and dark colors handsome
" brocaded; some special values
at 81 and So each.
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THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly on the coast
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-08
NorEs AND coMMENTs.

Labor day (Monday) passed without
notice In Bryan and was, properly
speaking merely a work day.
The yellow fever scare Is getting I'M
der good headway and will probably
paralyEe New Oilean. for time. Mean
while the prompt action Of Ilealth-oai.
Ger Swearingen IN proolaiming quaran.
tine Is commendabe.
The 400" Of Texas now attracting the
mos, attention are the four hundred
marriages which are said 10 take place
every day.
The Galveston Maritime Association
IL getting out a circular to the farmers
ginners and other handler Of cotton In
Texas claiming $4,000 Is lost annual,
10 the farmers ior want Of better care o
the cotton bales, and lays u the interior
Of the stste will protect cotton ~ Il Il
done Ia Galveston the atoye amount
can he saved.
The county treasurer Of Madison
county has resigned his Office on &C.
count Of falling health
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-08
Esr.r EIpsrl. seat.

Washington. Sept. lin addition 20
Dr. Guteras. Drs. Murray and Carter,
oil yellow fever experts, have been or
dered by the marine hospital authori-
ties 10 the scene Of the epidemic at
Ocean Springs
The following order was telegraphed
10 Assistant Surgeon wardin, al Mo-
bile:
Until a Gordon Ia established, have
our agents sell tickets only TO North
ern points, north Of Washington, or
points In mountainous districts. and
keep a record OF all who leave with
these points as their destination, noti-
~ local authorities. arrange for cor
don, employ necessary help and turn
matters over 20 Dr, Murray on his ar
rival and report to him Tor duty
Orders have also been given TO trans
Ger the camp outht from Waynesville
20 Ocean Springs DR., Guiteras Is eX-
pcctcd 10 arrive today
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-08
The Vogue in Winter Millinery.

INC vogue III Nthtci AAiAfAhNi .
Certainly, II there bad BEEN any
doubt Of Henry Il Navarro being for
gotten Il would be disuipa'ed by the
fac, that on the head Of almost every
thing feminine there waves, THE
autumn, his historic white plume. Il
stands up a. bravely A. possible. In
addition leather Of all sha les obtain,
although they have not driven either
flowers, ribbons, velvet or tpangles out
Of the field.
The shape preferred Is tho one most
becoming b the Individual Furs, e.
pecially sable AMI ehinchilla, are lash.
ionable garnilures, and rich yelyets
and ,ilKs are draped over oft frames,
producing wonderfully effective re.
suits. Purple if still holding the i'm.
perlal sway II has for three years, al
though q wonderful deep rel Is close
Tivsl 10 Il, while royal blue, silyer.gray
black gnd white, white and black, ell
black and all white obtain. Brilliant
buckles and pins are used TO faslen
flowers and plumes 10 position. In
deed wherever an effective BID Of color
or brightness can be aTiistioally arrang
ed, there II 10 10 evidence Isabel A
Mallon In September Ladies' Hon,
Journal.