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The record-union., 1897-12-05

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: r. a. Comlins, A. Seldnes,
New York: c. Goldsteiu. w. A. Newton.
Z. c. Patterson. Chicago; John Sulli-
van, Brown Nalle-1: r. W. Cahoon.
Newark; II. w. Lownsberg, Oakland; !;
George L. Arnold and wife, Los Ange-
les: John Finnell, Tehama; W i. Land
ram, j. c. Gyle, D. Fl. II. Langley. S. S.
Styles, E. G.. Casey and wife. John P.
Newman, San Francisco: members of
the -slAmerica bah team (sixteen in
mum beD, San Francisco
The record-union., 1897-12-05
The Interviewer's Standby.

'It goes to show said the rural
voter, how some people will do good
by stealth and blush to find it fame"
What do you mean?"
THE way that man stays there in
Washington, week days and Sundays,
summer and winter. Every body takes
a vacation except him"
Il don't believe l know his name
Nobody does
ITO whom do you refer?"
'"The gentleman who is close to the
administration, but who declines to al
low his name to be used. Washington
Star
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Geographical Item.

What makes you so late?" asked
Mrs. Chaffie.
THE teacher kept me in because
couldn't find Moscow on the map of
Europe replied Johnnie.
mo wonder you couldn't find Mos
COW. 1t was burned down in 1872. It's
an outrage to treat a child that way!"-
New York World.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
The Popular Batten=
berg Art Work.

We have just replenished this
line for the approaching holiday
season. You'll find trays, doilies,
tides. scarfs, and center pieces in
all Battenberg or linen. center
Battenberg finish.
Also a most complete line of Bat
tenberg materials for those who
would create their own articles,
patterns, rings. braids, thread, pat
terms, ETC., all at the lowest price.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
SsSs''' SP;ss: 05Cy yard.

Twenty pieces OF 5o-inch, all
wool, heavy Diagonal Cheviots;
note the price, see the quality, and
the width: see If YOU ever saw any
thing like 1t for the money before
Two-toned effects. in broad wale
diagonal, few shadings, but of the
latest green and brown, navy and
black. and daflia and black; a reg
ular 81 value wherever you may
see it. Our price, 65c the yard.
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EiderdOWn Comforts.

Handsome large Sateen Covered
Eiderdown Comforters, strictly
down proof. Price SO so each.
French Sateen Covered Elder
down Comforters, down proof, 6x6.
SO, SO 50 and Sc each. Same 6x7,
Sc so each.
A handsome line Of Down Proof
Silk Covered Eiderdown Comfort
ers, from $40 to $25.
These comrorters would make
elegant and acceptable Xmas gifts.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Ssss''' S''ss. 00Cyara

Scotch Cheviots, some OF them
so inches wide, all up to date suit
ings, new winter effects, III colors
of brown, gray, dahlia and blue,
mixed and tufted in patterns; all
stylish and accepted winter fabrics
Think of the width and quality
which are necessary factors and
the regular prices. ST and ST rs
yard, and then our price, ooc yard.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
SYLIABI.

SYLLABI.
(Crim. No. 361-In bank-F1led De-
cember /, lS9a)
In the matter of the application oil
John c. Edgar for writ of habeas cor
pus. Contempt. Prisoner discharged.
Where a Federal question is present
ed it is the appeal and not the merits
of the appeal which operates as stay.
Thus in California an appeal from lhe
judgment in capital cases operates TO
stay the execution until It's oeterlnlha-
tion. No matter how frivolous may De
the proposition presented upon appeal,
nor how many times 1t has been decld-
ed by the appellate tribunal contrary
to the particular appellant conten-
tion, his appeal operates 10 stay the
judgment of execution.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
MONDAY MORNING
Great Special Sale
WOOlen Dress Goods.

There value in these goods the special prices have
placed upon them for this sae which bound interest you
We have given great values BEFORE but these the best that
hands, shown counters
like reduction in price from vaue All new, seasonabIe
and stylish goods Some overstocked and looked for
ready cash. Of buyers the alert for just such
opportunities, secured the goods for They'll be
ters for your choosing Monday morning. Items beow)
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Handsome Silk Skirts
at 81 rs.

Ladies' Black Figured Silk
Skirts, our most popular seller at
n greater price; made from a heavy
grade silk with rick satin brocadc
figures, medium or large patterns
perfcct in cut. full lined, velveteen
bound bottom. carefully made and
graceful in hang. You'll ne'er see
their equal again at the price
81 rs.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Needle Workers
Materials.

The holidays are not far distant.
hence the time for making dainty
gifts of your own handiwork is
short. Supply yourself now. An
assortment most complete will be
found in Art Department..
Embroidery Silks, Embroidery
Needles, knitting Silks, Yarns,
Zephyr. Crochet Cotton, Marking
Cotton. Glove Silk, Glove Members,
Emeries, Gold Thread, Tinsel, Silk
Fringes. Suspender Mountings, Silk
Cords. Fancy Pincushions, Fancy
Scrims. Pincushion Forms, Down
Cushions, Downilene Cushions,
Pompons, Banner Rods, Stamped
Doilies, Stamped Tray Cloths,
Stamped Linen Squares, Picture
Frames, with stamped linen, and
Lace Tides.
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THE ALL LL-AMERICAS TO-DAY.
GILT EDGES TO GIVE THEM A
TUSSLE.
Harvey Will Do the Twirling for
the Local Team on This
Occasion.

Ever since the great Thanksgiving
game, when the Gilt Edges reached the
topinost rung of the baseball ladder by
defeating the BaltimoreS-winnerS OF
the Temple Cup-they have waited for
a chance to meet the Al-Anerlca team,
and have intimated what they would
do TO it.
And to-day the struggle will take
place. The All-Americas are full of
confidence in their ability to take the
starch cut of the local people and make
them look small, while the stout local
lads say they will give the picked
team from the National League all the
work they want, and that when the
trouble is over they Will know they
have been in a fight.
Rhines, Cincinnatfs noted pitcher,
will be in the box for the Fasteners
and Donohue, the strong Chicago back
stop. will look out for balls that pass
the bat. For the locals silent" Har-
vey, the south-arm blonde, will do the
pitching, and if he loses his grip and
gets touch of stage fright, it will be
the first time ''Old Silent (Who is
young III years. is as steady as rock,
has set two State records for pitchers
to look up to, and local people believe
he will be able to give the National
League men a few pointers Stanley
will be Harvey's running mate, and
he IS easily the best catcher in the
State League.
Van Haltren. the old-time California
boy. Will play his old position in CEN
ter field for the Gilt Edges, and the
doubtful position at third base will be
looked after by the Reliance Captain,
Lange, who is the prince of third base
men.
1t has not yet been decided whether
or not Henesy will be at the initial. He
came up from San Francisco last night,
but if he does not play Tim Shanahan
will hold down the first cushion, and
those who ought to know, say he will
fill the position to advantage.
With Van Haltren and Lange in the
lineup the Gilt Edges are thought to
have an even break with the visitors,
and there need be no surprise if the
latter go down before the superior bat
ting of the locals. as did the Baltimores
before them. The lineup will be as
follows:
An-Americas Gilt Edge
.1dltllci. CldlliCy
Rhines ...... Pitcher. $3.50. Harvey
Lange ..... First base. -. Henesey
or Shanahan
Tebeau go. Second base. :. E. Hughes
Collins 49,. Third base. ...... Lange
Dahlen .......Shortstop. Lochhead
Bur6ett ..... Left field. ..... Walker
Hastings :. Center field. Van Ha1tren
Stahl ........ Right field. :. j. Hughes
The EASTERN PLAYERS.
The ball game between the Baltimores
and All-Americas, scheduled for Snow
flake Park for Tuesday next, has been
cancelled, and the Eastern cracks will
on that date, play the closing game on
the coast at San Francisco.
Many of the players, it is understood
have expressed a desire to spend
Christmas at their respective homes.
The record-union., 1897-12-05

An anti-convict labor bill prepared
for the Chicago Federation of Labor
provides that convicts shall be en-
ployed only in manufacturing articles
for State institutions, and is for the
purpose of stopping the manufacture of
boots and shoes in the penitentiary.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Probable.

care you aware that the male mos
quitoes do not bite?'
rs that so? I'm afraid good many
Of them have been murdered by mis-
take. Puck.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Special Price, So 95.

We will place on sale Monday
morning 100 capes of which the
above cut is an exact illustration.
One of the seasons most stylish
outer garments, which if bought
under present conditions could not
be retaiIed for less than Sc. We
have them in black and tan, made
from fine Heavy Kersey cloth with
velvet inlaid sIashed collar,
trimmed with u inch wide fancy
braid and self straps, double
stitched. A warm, slightly and
thoroughly dependable garment.
Special price, So 30.
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BOuCle Capes, SIS.

This is n special price, and the
cape is an exceptional value. Made
from curly, glossy astrachan with
high rolling storm collar, and dou-
BILE box plait in back, twilled silk
lined. A warm. rain-shedding y
garment. Price, So.
The record-union., 1897-12-05

turn perceptibly aside from her course.
This is quite possible, as the effect of
this magnetic island is perceptible at
a distance of nine and a half miles.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Short Fur COIlaretteS

We show a very handsome baitic
Seal Collarette, with yoke OF gem
nine astrachan, and a high storm
collar. Cape lined with rich dark
coIared rhadama satin. Price $S 10.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Christmas
HandkerChiefS.

Each season dainty sheer bits of
Swiss and linen are a great factor
in the gift line and each seasons
productions vies with the last as
to beauty in dainty design. Our as
sortment is large and at its best
now, and now is the time to choose.
Ladies' HandkerChiefs.
Ladies' Linen Initial HandIer-
chiefs with very pretty initial. 6
in box. ST and 81 so box.
Ladies' very sheer Linen Hand
kerchiefs. 9 and i inches square,
with Il and y inch hem stitch. Just
the thing to sew narrow lace on.
Csc each.
Ladies' Pure Linen Un1aundered
Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered,
Price, Csc each.
Ladies' Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs. lace edges, hemstitched, en-.
broidered or scal1oped, in an end
less variety of patterns. Priced al
25c, 33bc. soc to So each.
ITEMS HandkerChiefS.
Mems Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, very handsomely worked
letters, 6 in a box, 81 and 81 so
box.
Mems Silk Initial Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, handsomely work.
ed initials. Priced 25c soc and 81
each.
Mems Plain Silk Hemstitched
Handkerchief, all full size. Pric-
ed 25c. soc, Use and 81 each.
The record-union., 1897-12-05

Judge Reid of the Atlanta City Court
has recently found it necessary to issue
an order prohibiting attorneys from
eating peanuts while court is in ses-
sion
The record-union., 1897-12-05
0. A. 292- -95-Department Two-Fileo
December l. 1877

%. A. ZJZ-Jl-UepaTIIlleH WI EIeO
December /, 1S9I)
Inyo County VS. Emo ct al. Validity
of ordinance requiring sheepherders to
pay license. Affirmed.
In County of Ell Dorado vs.. Melss, 100
Cal, 26S, it was said The license tax
cannot be evaded by the mere pre-
tense of driving sheep through a coun-
ty or into county for an alleged tenn
porary purpose, when it is evident that
the real object in so doing, and what
is really done, is to Craze and pasture
the sheep in the county. The QueS-
ton, then. being one of the purpose and
intent with which the sheep are in the
county, the determination of the real
object must forever be question Of
fact.
The record-union., 1897-12-05

cations will shake the dust Of Califor-
MIA from their feet and start for the
East
The record-union., 1897-12-05
SPss''' SP'ss &c., yard.

An entire line Of handsome bro
caded Mohair Soliels, 40 inches
wide. regular soc value, all
wool, stylish winter dress
fabrics, in colors OF green, navy,
brown. garnet. new blue, bronze
and olive, all prettily brocaded with
color to blend with the ground;
will make YOU costume which in
point OF appearance will naturally
far exceed the price you've paid.
The record-union., 1897-12-05

Miller Bros. 1116 j street, sell oil
heaters at cost. They also have fine
line of air tight heaters.
The record-union., 1897-12-05

In the matter of paying a family al
lowance the administrator is not re-
quired to wait for an order of court,
but may make the necessary expendi-
lures as the exigencies occur. and the
court will allow such sums as may be
reasonable III the settlement.
(S. f., No. 1S4-In Bank-Filed Deem
ber 2, 1879
John n. Pignaz. respoudent. George
W. Burnett, ct ALL, appellants. Fore
closure. Motion to dismiss appeal de-
MED.
Lews which create new obligations or
impose new duties or exact new penal
ties because of past transactions. have
been universally reprobated by civil
and common law writer's. and it is to
be presumed that no statute is inteuded
to have such effect unless the contrary
clearly appears.
All orders made before judgment
may he reviewed on appeal from the
judgment, and all special orders after
Judgment are themselves appealable.
Is. t., No. 631-Department Two-Ffled
December >, 1S97)
George Wolters, respondent: Freder-
ick r. King, ct al, appellants. Claim
for ianher sold and delivered. Affirmed.
Where written contract for the pay
ment OF money is silent as to the time
for the payment, it is competent to
prove by parol evidence that a period
or event had been orally agreed upon
between the parties at which payment
should be made.
Grim, No 2o3-Department Two
Filled December =, 1879
People, respondent; Ransom Ellen
wood. appellant. Passing of fictitious
check. Reversed.
Judges shall not charge juries with
respect to matters of fact.
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Hotel Arrivals.

men out of town, promising to vag then
if they We're found here this morning.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
(Sac, No. 321-Department Two-Filed
Dacemner > 1S91O

(Sac., No. 321-Department Two-Filed
December ,. 1917
A. II. Crew and r c. Lusk. respond
ents; Lizzie E. Pratt, ct al, respond
ents; Daniel Sullivan, ct al, appellants
Action TO declare a trust. Affirmed.
Where courts have Jurisdiction of the
person and of the subject matter Of the
controversy, their judgments, if erron-
eous, are voidable, but not void. That
is to say, they are open to direct at
tack as upon appeal, but not to colat-
eral attack
The distribution of the estate of
deceased person is a proceeding in rem,
and every person who may assert any
right or interest therein is required to
present his claim to the court for its
determination. and the action of the
court in making the distribution binds
the whole world, and is equally conclu-
sive upon every claimant, whether his
claim is presented, or whether he fails
to appear, subject only to be reversed,
set aside or modified upon appeal, and
its decree cannot be collaterally attack
ed for any error committed therein.
When an affidavit is made of posting
a notice as required by the Code, the
presumption is that it remained posted
during the statutory period
Sac, No 265-Department Two-Filed
December ,, 1919
A. H. Crew and F. c.. Lusk, respond
ents; Lizzie z. Pratt, ct al. respond
ents: Daniel Sullivan, ct AL, appellants.
Order sdirectingy payment of annuity
affirmed.
In the absence of an express inten-
tioa to the contrary. annuities COM
mence at the testator's decease.
An annuity is a bequest of certain
specified sums periodically. If the fund
or property out of which they are pay
able fails, resort may be had to the gen
eral assets, as in case of a general
legacy.
family allowance under Section
1864, c. c. P, does not continue beyond
The record-union., 1897-12-05
Children's Shoes on
Sale.

Hand turned. patent leather tip.
Shoes, spring heel, sizes to 8, Toe,
Fine Kid Button Spring Heel
Shoes. square toes, patent leather
tips, 81.
Oiled Goat School Shoes, with
heavy soles, lace OF button, round
toes. every pair warranted. Sizes
liz to 2, 81 95; 81 to IL, 81 40
5 to 8, 81 25.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
THE BIG
STORE.
Special Umbrella
Values.
WOmen'S Umbrellas.


Ladies' 26-inch Gloria Silk Um-
brella, natural crook handles with
sterling silver trimming and Dres-
den knobs, 81.
Ladies' 26-inch Gloria Silk Um-
bre1la, an extra value, natural
crook handles, with sterling silver
trimmings, 81 80.
Ladies' 26-inch Gloria Silk Um-
brella, an excellent quality, with
very neat pearl and natural crook,
with white and colored pearl tips,
81 50.
Ladies' 26-ineh Gloria and Plain
Silk Um mbre1Ias, with a fine assort-
Inent of handles in Dresden, horn
and natural crook, with sterling
silver trimming, So 90.
liens Umbrellas.
Mems 2S-inch Fast Black Gloria
Silk umbrellas, with large Congo
crooks and horn handles on steel
rods and paragon frame, 81 20 and
81 so.
Mems 2S-inch Gloria Silk Un,-
hrelIas, natural Congo crooks and
horn handles, with sterling silver
mountings. So, So 20 and So so.
A very large and well assorted
stock of Mems Umbrellas in plain
and twilIed silk with natural Con-
go crooks and knobs, plain horn
and buck horn handles, with ster-
ling silver trimmings and steel rod
and paragon frame. So to $40.
Among the umbrella novelties is
the New Princess of Wales, with
silk braid loop attached to handle
to pass over wrist to retain it by
you and avoid leaving it. These
are priced from SO SO to So so.
Engraving Free.
We engrave your name free Of
charge on the mounting of any um-
brella selling for more than So.
The record-union., 1897-12-05

Mems Fine Chocolate Calf Slip
pers. 81 35.
Mems Fine Kid, kid lined, Slip
pers, 81 45.
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SsSs's' SP'ss. 33Cy yard. !.

All-wool Fancy Cheviots, an
ever popular dress fabric, 3S inches
wide, in patterns and colors which
always find favor; checks, broken
plaids and mottled effects, and for
a warm, serviceable dress for your
self or the children you'll find your
requirements and economy III this
soc goods, at our price, 33c yard.
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must all go. What is left of these
great values, in cloth and kid top,
at 81 20 and 81 Is, will be closed
out at csc.
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Engraving Free.

We engrave your name free OF
charge on the mounting Of any um-
brella selling for more than So.
The record-union., 1897-12-05
ITEMS Handkerchiefs.

Mems Silk Initial Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, handsomely work.
ed initials. Priced 25c soc and 81
each.
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Mems Plain Silk Hemstitched
all full size. Pric-
ed 25c. soc, 75c and 81 each.
The age-herald., 1897-08-18
RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS
Spend Day at Jolly Copey Isand-List of Off,
 fcers Elected.

New York, Aug. 17.-The Manhattan Beach hotel on coney Island. was the rendezvous for members and friends of the National Retail Liquor Dealers asso- citation of America. There were nearly 200 delegates present from different parts of the United States. A number of amendments to the constitution were of f@red.
 P. P. Nolan. organizer of tl.e National Liquor Dealers association, told in de- tail how he had organized the Retail Dealers association and cited the work done for the retailers and wholesalers organization in the Keystone state since the last meeting. a.
 President J. w. Hampton. of the Amer ican Warehoussmen's association, said he was willing to join hands with the Distillers' and Wholesalers association as soon as any practical work could be mapped out to be pushed at Washing ton.
 These officers were reelected fer the ensuing years: v
 President L. N. Snyder New York city, reelected.
 First Vice-President Leopold Einstein, Cleveland, reelected.
 Second Vfce-President W. D. BrcdsricS, Baltimore, reelected.
 Treasurer R. L. Eisler, St. Louis
 BoaId of control, T. R.. McNamara, Cincinnati, D. l.. Elinthal, San Franc.sco; J. M. AtIhsrton, Louisville; A. G. Tanner, New York; H. w Murphy of Chica go Edward Mccarthy, New Haven and b. B. Bruce, Baltimore.
 Executive committee, August Graf, St. Louis; J. M. Atherton, Louisville; A. M. Hemman, St. Louis; J. H. Holmes, Cleve- land and T. E. MeNamara, Cincinnati.
 It was decided to hold the next annual convention at Detroit on the third Tues- day of August, 1898.
The age-herald., 1897-08-18
CANADIAN GOLD RULES PUBLISHED.
Official Promulgation of the Order Regarding
 Royalties.


 Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 1.-The regulations formulated by the dominion government covering the collection of a royalty on gold mined in the Yukon are published in the Official Gazette. just issued. They are as follows:
 That all gold mined on the claims re- ferred to in the regulations for the gov ernment of placer mining along the Yu- kon river and it's tributaries, royalty of 10 per cent shall be levied and collect ed by officers appointed for the purpose, provided that the amount mined and taken from a single claim does not exceed $500 per week. In case the amount mned and taken from a single claim exceeds $500 week there shah be levied and col- lected a royalty of 10 per cent upon the amount as taken out up to $500, and upon the excess of that amount taken from any single claim over $500 a week there shall be levied and collected a royalty of 20 per cent, such royalty to form part of the consolidated revenue and to be accounted for by the officers who col lect the same in due corse
 That the times and manner in which such royalty shall be collected, and the persons who shall collect the same shall be provided for by the regulations to be made by the gold commissioner, and that the gold commissioner be, and is hereby given authority to make such regulations and rules accordingly.
 That default, in payment of such roy ally, if continued in for ten days after notice has been posted upon the claim in respect of which 1t is demanded, or in the vicitiy of such claim by the gold commissioner or his agent, shall be fol- lowed by the cancellation of the claim.
 That any attempt to defraud the crown by withholding any part of the revenue thus provided for by making false state ments of the amounts taken out, may be punished by cancellation of the claim In respect of which frad or false state ments have been committed or made; and that in respect of facts as to such a fraud or false statement or nonpayment of royalty, the decision of the gold commits sion shall be final.